The mayor has been destroying himself as a cocktail waitress at night. I'm just, I thought that it was the old boys club. I thought this was the kind of stuff you guys said. I go to one of these Korean barbecues. He's like, would you believe it? They make you cook your own food. He's like, I sure hate to go to one of them Korean whorehouses. Wait, oh, why don't you come over here and suck your own dick?

They say comedians are modern-day philosophers, which is offensive to modern-day philosophy.

You know, like, there are actual smart people in the world.

If we meet, I will go just on my knees and just flate in public, in private data.

Okay.

You know, we always say we're not going to do these things, but let's do it.

All right, Dana, we had Adam Freeland, and he's on today.

We talk to him.

He's got a podcast that, you know, is out there does well.

He's a funny guy.

He's actually a comedian.

But he does a lot of some politics

some comedian stuff sort of a mixed bag right yeah it's very interesting he's uh he loves dick

cavett or his set is kind of based on dick cabot a talk show from the 1970s barely remember but yeah

and he kind of lays back he's got a

really kind of uh likeable personality he's kind of pithy he's a little bit political and then he'll

say stuff that's slightly off kilter and so it's very interesting yeah he kind of catches people

off guard on his show because they don't really know where he's coming from and And, but he's a comic at the root of it all and he knows us. And we brought him on and we had a good chat with him. Actually, some good laughs, you know, you never know what you're getting really. But if we can get some good laughs out of it. Yeah. And it's flattering when you meet younger comedians who are kind of like excited to meet us and asking us a couple questions.

That was interesting.

But yeah, he's a very charming young man and I enjoyed it.

I'm here he is Adam Freeland.

Don't get mad.

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