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And on couples therapy we bring you the very best sets from our live show where we have comics who are close to sets together about their relationship.

Oh boy. We got the second half of our sketch fest show today. Couples therapy on the road. Speaking of on the road. I don't want to talk about Jack Kerawak.

I do. Really? Absolutely not. I'd never read Jack Kerawak. Oh, so I'll say this.

I'll say this. He's one of those and this is a pad. I obviously understand this because you are not supposed to judge a book by its cover.

But I judged a book by its writer and something about like the hippie movement about like I'm gonna just kick back and like just drive around and drop acid.

Like to me that always like stunk of privilege. Like the idea that you could like just like drop acid society like that.

I mean of course white men were doing it. Ha. Well, that's a thing because you could out there was a safety net. You're like, oh, I'm a white man.

I could drop acid for a year and then get a job as a CEO of Exxon mobile. And then my entire bloodline will be wealthy for the rest of time.

Then I'll do my best to abolish the estate tax so that my children can live a life of luxury. Okay. My little DSA you become it is so extra odd. It's not.

Let me tell you. Capitalism is a curse. No, but I mean, yes, it is but I'm not really going to get into that. But no, speaking about on the road, remember back a couple months ago when we went to solving and we got to take it listeners.

You might remember this. I was speeding. I was speeding. I will say this. Yes, I'm getting on my soapbox now. I know you are there are turn offs when you're on two lane highways.

All right, going through the mountains. There are these little things called turn offs. And I learn this and I'll tell you how I learn this.

There's little things called turn offs where if you're going slower than the cars behind you, you pull into the turn off. You let them go ahead of you and then you get behind them. Right.

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