Arroz Blanco Comedy | Girlfriends, Spare TV Chaos & Getting Kicked Out of Armenian Karaoke 🤯

from Arroz Blanco Comedy · host Stay Tranquilo Network

In this wild episode of Arroz Blanco Comedy, the boys go off the rails. From surprise girlfriend announcements and chaotic Armenian karaoke nights to huffing paint jokes and plans for Spare TV domination — nothing is off-limits.🎤 Featuring:Kevin ReyesJoseph MederoMatt ValentGuest appearances from the Spare TV crew🧠 Topics Covered:Getting called white, Samoan, and scary lookingRolling your own tobacco like a wizardSouth Florida comedy beef (all love though)Spare TV's sketch writer roomThe great Armenian horse joke incidentMatt’s love for shoutouts and Pooch’s silent powerThe art of bombing gracefully🎭 Spare TV live show recaps, wild road stories, and more unfiltered chaos every episode.📲 Subscribe, drop a comment, and follow us:👉 @spare.tv | @staytranquilo🎟️ Catch the next Spare TV show at Bar Nancy — monthly at 10PM!#ArrozBlancoComedy #SpareTV #MiamiComedy #StayTranquilo #PodcastClips #StandupLife #SketchComedy #Comedians #BarNancy #comedy #miamicomics #comics

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