Episode 38: Speaking Ill Of The Dead, Body Counts, Trump Wants A Big Ball (Room), The Good Thing About LA Traffic, and more episode artwork

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Episode 38: Speaking Ill Of The Dead, Body Counts, Trump Wants A Big Ball (Room), The Good Thing About LA Traffic, and more

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We were flush with dumb this week, up to and including a dead person who denied that their cancer existed. Chuck E. Cheese got arrested in Florida. How many people is too many people when it comes to sex? A Spanish adult entertainment company CEO gives her employees "self-pleasure" breaks, and I am in the wrong line of work. Los Angeles no longer has the worst traffic in the nation. Who is the new best at being the worst? A show set in Yosemite isn't shot in Yosemite, but maybe that's a good thing. Hulk Hogan dies, and you can learn a lot about a person as for whether or not they're sad about that. Will the Coldplay kiss-cam CEO sue the band for his own stupidity? A straight-up fascist is running for governor in California. Trump's immigration policies keeps a group of bat-wielding little leaguers out of the U.S. And Trump is building a ballroom at the White House. What better to flatter you with, our Great Leader!

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