2145: People Now
 

With Abbi Crutchfield – Interviewing celebrities; white people using the n-word; Keith vs. fatsos; public judging; the OU frat boys’ apologies; cop fired for words on Xbox Live

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Abbi Crutchfield
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She's hawt!

On not having an opinion: I'd rather be a pussy than a cunt.

Also Abbi was a great guest! Get her back as much as you can.

Fucking great guest!!!!

she could be on weekly and it wouldn't be too much

Ah Keith you're such a treat. You're more than smart enough to know how tempting you make it to click maybe on all your events but you go for it anyway. All your points were dead on today and abbi is an awesome guest.

Am I the only one that thinks that lady's tweet isn't horrible? It was hack but she isn't a professional comedian. It feels like the responses to her tweet were fake, almost like people were responding in a way that they think they should instead of how they actually feel.

I'm not fake: She's an entitled bitch, and I'm glad bad things happened to her.

Abbi's awesome.

I don't consider myself in the fatso category so that's what I answered but 'All you can eat pasta'? FYSY

I'm by no means overweight... but cheeseburgers all day. Shake Shack's double shack burgers are the truth. I've been eating them four or five times a week for the past 7 weeks.

Abbi is awesome

You should have included an all of the above option for super fatsos.

Well once your metabolism reads this you're going to be overweight.

I'm already overweight... in my mind.

Abbi was a true professional. Just like Chemda and Keith. I look forward to her return.

I'm always hungry after a double stack from SS
I hit the fried app platter. Calamari, mozz, chicken and fries son! All the basic food groups

It seems offensive for that listener to compare fat to gay or race. Being fat is like being a smoker. Its a choice/addiction. Just like smoking you know you shouldn't but you feel like you can't change, but you can. Sure its hard, and there can be more to it mentally than JUST quitting, but the fact is its something unhealthy you do to yourself like an intoxicant, if you want to that's your choice. But the truth is that no "Big Bones" are 300lbs.

I dont think Blurred Lines sounds that much like the other song. I'm no judge but Blurred Lines also fuckin sucks

Truth. Maybe the guy just felt like hearing Keith tell some fat jokes so he baited him.

Believe me, that cow doesn't eat fish.

Finally caught up, in large part thanks to Chemda getting married and having hours of shoveling to do this winter. Which means, I can now sporadically comment on show notes and feel somewhat timely.

I think the hard-core "free speechers" are missing a key part of the First Amendment. Specifically, they're missing its first words: "Congress shall make now law." The courts have interpreted this to mean that the government shouldn't do anything to abridge freedom of speech (or interfere with religion, assembly, etc.) not that nobody can do anything to prevent another person from speaking.

There is nothing illegal or anti-American about a corporation firing someone who says something it doesn't like. Why should the company bear the burden of its employees speech? I don't eat chick fil a because I think its owners are a bunch of bigots. I shouldn't have to eat there because they are entitled to say whatever they want. Let's assume that these frat boys from Oklahoma were employed. I'd be all for their employer firing them. Mostly because I wouldn't patronize their employer if these bozos continued working there. And their employer should do thinks that allows it to make money. If we say that they should be free from consequence because of freedom of speech, then shouldn't the employer be free from the same consequence? And if so, shouldn't that mean that I have to (or we all have to) support that employer? Which in turn, would mean that I would have to adopt and support speech I disagreed with. It's all silly. The First Amendment deals with government action. You can't be put in jail for saying something stupid/mean/racist/whatever (dangerous/threatening is a whole different story).

If you want to support everyone's right to make an ass of themselves (or say whatever they want to say) without repercussion, go ahead, but that means you have to watch both Fox News and MSNBC all day and must shop at Walmart and your local farm stand for vegetables. It's all silly goose. The government can't stop you from talking, but I don't have to buy what you're selling and your boss can fire you (assuming you don't work for the government).

I think I'm fat and I listen to these rants about fat people for the same reason. Deep down (past the layers of fat) I must hate myself. lol

Also, I'm on Keith's side of people getting fired for saying fucked up shit on social media.

Not to be a troll, but you suck. Marvin Gaye is the bomb. And they totally stole his shit.

I just made three weeks without a cigarette after having been a smoker for twenty years. Next up, the gym!

I don't think the aids tweet is as bad as the tweets that were essentially sexual harassment directed towards a specific person. Those gross fucks deserved to lose their jobs. I'm sure they've said shitty things to women before so guess what, you gotta go hard to learn your lesson, then you go hard. Fuck 'em.