Ep.8 | The Police

I'm pretty bad at this, I have horrible time management skills. I've been so busy pursuing a PhD (pretty huge d1ck) that I haven't had time to edit my racist podcast. I've even had to switch to part time at my job as the guy that makes family guy funniest moment compilations. As a result my Irish wife and my 8 inbred kids have gone hungry and come down with a bad case of scurvy. I hope ur all happy. Enjoy the podcast. Back to mumbling racial slurs on stage as an excuse to drink myself into a stupor. Welcome to show business, kid.

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