At Work Killing the Tony

🎙️ This week on Clown College: JJ is missing in action, but that doesn’t stop the chaos! Alex Zee fills in and we have Jake Muncey on! Dom tries to keep the ship afloat while Branden breaks down his urgent hunt for hemorrhoid meds (shoutout to the heroic pharmacist at Star Market). The boys also debate Cleopatra’s OG “bees in a gourd” vibrator, discuss the finer points of jacking off at work (please don’t!), and wonder whether John Cena’s big heel turn could outdo Amber Heard’s turn on the stand. Plus, you’ll hear why a surprise lap dance from a “cop” in a uniform might be Branden’s actual worst nightmare. It’s a wild ride of questionable choices, ancient history tangents, and the trademark clownery you’ve come to expect from us. Tune in, laugh hard, and as always—stay clowned up! Don’t miss it!

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