RD 033 - Richie's Having A Tough Day

Reasonable Doubt

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Business, True Crime, Comedy

4.3 • 3.6K Ratings

🗓️ 5 March 2016

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Adam and Mark open the show talking about the benefits of "setting the table" to your boss on your first day of work, so when you need to take time off later, they've mostly forgotten about it, but not enough to be able to deny he agreed to it in the first place. Then they talk in detail about Mark's current client Ke$ha, her lawsuit with Sony and Dr. Luke, plus an exclusive listen to to one her newly recorded and unreleased songs. After that, Adam and Mark talk extensively about ESPN's Erin Andrews current case involving a lawsuit against the Marriott Hotels, and what will happen if Marriott loses. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	Thank you for subscribing to Podcast One Premium.
0:10.0	This is Corolla Digital.
0:18.5	This is Reasonable Doubt with your hosts Mark Garagos and Adam Carolla.
0:28.4	Yeah, get it on.
0:29.6	Got to get it on.
0:30.4	No choice but to get it on.
0:31.5	Mandate, get on.
0:32.5	And welcome to yet another reasonable doubt, my favorite hour of the week.
0:36.7	It is my favorite hour of the week.
0:38.1	I think I even tweeted that.
0:39.4	I don't look forward to any hour of the week more than this.
0:44.1	I know.
0:44.7	I am, as we speak, probably getting ready to host some fundraising thing for the kids' school, blah, blah, blah.
0:52.6	And I get a lot of, you excited about?
0:56.9	No, I'm not excited about yet another Saturday night, this time not getting paid.
1:01.9	Right, and I'm about when I leave here to go host a fundraiser for an attorney general
1:07.9	candidate in North Carolina.
1:09.5	Why, I have no idea, but I'm going to. I'll
1:12.5	tell you why, because people are smart and they realize that if they get stuff on your calendar,
1:19.3	far enough in advance, you'll agree to almost anything. It's so true. And then when it comes,
1:24.6	when you're within, have you noticed the 90, 60, 30, and then like the 72 hour thing?
1:30.3	The 72 hours is when I start to say, why did I ever agree to this?
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