1842: Pheeling Out the Crowd

Show Notes

• — Breaking Chris: Chris Laker, who used to have a big problem with alcohol and a small problem with meth, is in studio
• — Not Held Accountable: Chris was an accountant before his comedy career picked up, and he isn't sure whether his dyslexia made him fudge some numbers
• — Ugh: An 11-year-old boy is entering Texas Christian University as a freshman
• — Sexy Train: The gang talks about what happens to their libidos on the subway, which leads to a discussion of gender roles and discord in the bedroom
• — Rockin' The Suburbs: Chris and Chemda think New York City is a great place to raise children; Keith isn't so sure
• — Losing My Religion: Keith believed in God as a child, wasn't sure when he started podcasting, and is now an atheist after 8 years of casually discussing faith
• — Phucking Awesome: The gang recap the trip they took to Philadelphia to judge the Philly's Phunniest Person competition at Helium Comedy Club
• — LOL: A New Jersey appeals court has found that a person who knowingly sends a text message to somebody who is driving can be held accountable in the event of an accident