2216: Trainwreck

Show Notes

• — Ass Prod: Danny Hatch, host of That's the Show with Danny, is in studio
• — KATG.com/tour: Tickets are now available for KATG tour dates in Portland and Los Angeles
• — Consistency: Keith has a new plan to make money betting on the Pittsburgh Steelers’ inevitable Super Bowl victory, even if it takes him 23 years
• — Cos And Effect: Spelman University has cut all ties with Bill Cosby, who is currently suing one of his victims for not trying hard enough to keep the 2005 deposition secret, which revealed that Cosby got quaaludes from his gynecologist and asked an agency to supply him with broke, out-of-town models. New York Magazine released its new cover, featuring 35 of Cosby's victims, before its website was apparently taken down by a hacker who hates New York.
• — Buber: Uber beat a proposed bill that would limit its expansion in New York City to prevent congestion. Mayor Bill de Blasio, who coincidentally received over $100,000 from the yellow taxi industry during his campaign, was a supporter of the bill.
• — Ta-Ta: NYC dive bar Hogs and Heifers, known for the thousands of bras hanging on the walls, is closing down because it can’t afford rent
• — Shots Fired: Chemda is overjoyed by Keith’s review of Amy Schumer's conduct in her new movie Trainwreck. The gang discusses the recent shooting, the 204th since the beginning of 2015, in a screening of the film that left 3 dead.
• — It Was Simple: Keith reviews Southpaw, which at least had some nice Eminem songs. Southpaw star 50 Cent was ordered to pay an additional $2,000,000 to the woman whose sex tape he leaked, despite claiming he was too broke to pay the $5,000,000 he originally owed her.
• — Last Audience Member Standing: As usual, Keith isn’t pleased with Last Comic Standing and its sellout judges
• — Entering The Family Business: Bobbi Kristina Brown has died, more than 6 months after being found unresponsive in a bathtub