Dr. Drew And Fred Stoller

Duncan Trussell Family Hour

Philosophy, Society & Culture, Comedy Interviews, Comedy, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 11.2K Ratings

🗓️ 18 August 2015

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Dr. Drew (Loveline, The Dr. Drew Show) and Comedian Fred Stoller (Everybody Loves Raymond, Maybe We'll have You Back) join the DTFH to talk about the deep existential questions that inevitable all humans must face!! This episode brought to you by SQUARESPACE.COM use offer code DUNCAN to receive 10% off of your first order.

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0:00.0	This episode of the DTFH is brought to you by Squarespace.com.
0:03.8	Go to Squarespace.com and use offer code Duncan to receive 10% off your first order.
0:09.8	Hello my sweet, delectable, delicious, sentient toes protruding from the perfumed foot of an
0:16.6	unknown, nameless goddess.
0:18.7	It is I, Duncan Trussell.
0:20.0	And you are listening to the Duncan Trussell Family Hour podcast.
0:24.0	If you're here in the background, an annoying drone, which you probably do, that's my
0:29.3	air conditioner.
0:30.3	It's a frigid air.
0:32.3	And I really appreciate the input I got from the last podcast.
0:35.6	A lot of you guys had some ideas for ways that I could cool the room down quietly.
0:41.6	One of them, something called a swamp fan or something like that, a swamp gasser, which
0:47.6	I'm not going to use just because of the name.
0:50.6	I don't even know what it does.
0:52.1	A lot of interesting inventions, strange assemblages of vacuum cleaners and dry ice.
1:01.3	A lot of advice that I should have someone fan us as we do the podcast.
1:06.6	I'd love to do that, but the scheduling to get a professional fan or in the cost of
1:11.8	it, it seems like it would be such a pain in the ass that it would make more sense to
1:15.3	just go to an office or install central air than to recruit someone to fan my guests.
1:20.8	And I honestly, I don't know how much fanning is going to cut through the oily, thick heat
1:26.2	that is generated from a hundred year old house in a city going through a four year drought.
1:32.2	This is a preternatural heat.
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