So It Shall Be Written (w/ Shane Gillis, Brian Six, Kilah Fox, Dante Nero & Justin Silver)

The Bonfire with Big Jay Oakerson and Robert Kelly

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Robert Kelly, Comedy Interviews, Comedy, Jay Oakerson

4.8 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 12 August 2019

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

Shane Gillis on his sister’s Eqyptian husband and Coptic Christian wedding. Dante Nero tells the story of how he had to defend himself sexually against another man with knife. Jay describes to Dan the proper way to show your package in underwear.

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0:00.0	You're listening to Comedy Central.
0:25.7	Hey Cameras, it's Black Lou and welcome to the Bond Fire's Best of the Week.
0:29.2	With Dan Soder away, Pennsylvania's own Shane Gillis guest hosted with Big J. With fan
0:33.4	favorites Kyla and Beezer sitting in, Shane talked about his sister's Egyptian husband
0:37.5	and their very traditional coptic Christian wedding.
0:39.9	Yo, did I tell you my Arab brother-in-law posed a... this is great.
0:43.7	He took a picture on top of a Jeep.
0:46.3	He drove his Jeep down to the beach and posed in the sand sitting on his Jeep.
0:50.9	No.
0:51.9	Classic Arab, dude.
0:52.9	He drove it onto the sand.
0:53.9	He drove it out onto the sand and posed in front of it.
0:56.1	Is this sister in the pictures?
0:57.5	No.
0:58.5	That's her.
0:59.5	No, this is before he met my sister.
1:01.7	This is back when he was playing a day when he was posing on the beach.
1:04.5	That's a strong mood, dude.
1:05.5	Posed on the beach with a Jeep.
1:07.2	That's how he snagged your sister?
1:08.2	My sister saw that and yeah, it was over.
1:09.8	She loved that, dude.
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