Adam Ray

He's in like the trucking industry. He kind of got past all that, married a nice lady, was in a nice subdivision manager somewhere.

She's a bartender. Shout out, Ali. Love you, baby.

She's a bartender. Shout out, Ali. Love you, baby.

She's a bartender. Shout out, Ali. Love you, baby.

No, she had to work.

No, she had to work.

No, she had to work.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

I love this fucking show. Dude, good to see you again. And we love you. And my wife, who loves this show, is seeing it live for the first time tonight. Give it up for her. She's fucking here. The very best. We love her. Not gay.

I love this fucking show. Dude, good to see you again. And we love you. And my wife, who loves this show, is seeing it live for the first time tonight. Give it up for her. She's fucking here. The very best. We love her. Not gay.

I love this fucking show. Dude, good to see you again. And we love you. And my wife, who loves this show, is seeing it live for the first time tonight. Give it up for her. She's fucking here. The very best. We love her. Not gay.

Keep it going for Rich Voss. That's a big deal. He let somebody step in.

Keep it going for Rich Voss. That's a big deal. He let somebody step in.

Keep it going for Rich Voss. That's a big deal. He let somebody step in.

We got one as Phil going.

We got one as Phil going.

We got one as Phil going.

What were you saying? I was going over auditions that I wasn't going to book. I was like, Tony, I got two lines as the waiter. Does this sound good? Your food, sir? And Tony was like, you're not going to get it. You should quit and move to Austin. We sucked.