1580: Ten Dollars and a Dream

Show Notes

• — Peanut Butter: Myka Fox is ashamed of her 100 for 30, but Keith and Chemda are thinking of bring it back
• — Third Place: Myka won $10 from Keith for their bet over whether she would enter Keith's 2012 stand-up contest
• — Comic's Comic: Myka keeps doing stand-up because she's allowed to keep failing
• — Reverse Halloween: Listener Mandy wrote in to educate us all on May Day baskets
• — How's The Family: Listener Mo wrote in about how his mom has avoided speaking to or seeing him/her for 23 years, but he/her suddenly added him on Facebook
• — Estrangement: Myka's mother terrified her as a kid, and the two of them had to learn to have a relationship as an adult
• — Mostly Downs: 3 different times in her life, Myka's group of friends wrote her a letter to end their friendship
• — I Love Pizza: Myka is in a relationship with someone she got to know through texting
• — Wedding Dress: Myka got all dressed up for a show as an excuse to look hot afterward for a guy she liked
• — 1000% Honest: Dating a comedian means that everyone will know your business through their comedy
• — Fucked Up Shit: Listener Seamus wrote in to ask advice on double-teaming a model and being shy
• — Character Limit: Listener Kathy of ambiguous age wrote in about kicking her bully's ass
• — A Clockwork Orange: Keith met someone who passed up the chance to poison her childhood bully as a waitress
• — Litter Of People: The Octomom is $1 million in debt and has filed for bankruptcy
• — Piss King: An 11-year-old Pennsylvania boy urinated on $36,000 of Mac laptops owned by his school
• — Isn't He A God: Keith found a website full of tiny, petty criticisms of movies
• — I Might Be Dying: 9% of listeners would watch a movie that is known to kill people, but Myka wouldn't
• — Green Goblin: One of Tyler Perry's studios caught on fire and Keith suspects Madea
• — Comedy And Sex: Charlie Sheen threatened to sue NYC strip club Cheetah's for naming a VIP room after him
• — Get A Glass: Police are using ear prints to catch thieves who put their ear to the door to hear if anyone is home