Adam Carolla LIVE in NYC with Kat Timpf, Dr. Drew & Kyle Dunnigan
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Adam Carolla
Hey, thanks you guys. I've never been here before, so thanks for coming out tonight. Kat Timpf is making her way from Gutfeld as we speak, so she's going to be here probably about a half hour, but we can slum it with Dr. Drew and Kyle Dunnigan before that. So why don't we just bring out Dr. Drew and Kyle Dunnigan. Thank you. Thanks for coming out. I'll sit off here and talk to you too. It works better this way. Dr. Drew's doing a stand-up set later on tonight for the stand-up show. You know how that happens?
Adam goes, work up four minutes. I go, Adam, you know I'm not funny. You know I'm not a comedian. He goes, yeah, you'll do it. You can do it.
Well, not only are you not funny, you destroy comedy. Other people sit back idly and watch comedy. You're like a black hole where comedy goes to die. No, no.
Well, you're comedy in particular.
You are a sack of baking soda to my comedy fire. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, so it's not that he's neutral on comedy like you guys. You're not going to add anything, but you're not going to subtract anything. He actually takes comedy and hides it somewhere, never to be found again. Yeah. So now he's going to take that mentality. He's going to bring it to the stage. Do it myself. And he's going to do it himself. And I got a lot. And Kyle, I know you're here. You're full time here, New Yorker. Oh, yeah. I'm here all the time.
Yeah.
It's great to be here. What a club. You know, Rodney, I gotta tell you, everyone worships you and looks up to you, but the one time I met you, you were kind of a douche to me, I gotta say. Sorry, I didn't know what a talent you were. Good God. Okay, you don't have to take cheap shots. We were doing Loveline, the TV show on MTV. I just went to your dress room to say hi. Yeah, you remember that. Just barge into a big star's dressing room. Why wouldn't I say hello? No, I knocked politely. You're in your bathrobe. Yeah, get out doesn't mean come in. Okay. Great guy, great guy. It was a solid corridor. I couldn't hear. I just assumed you were inviting me in. Rodney, now, let me tell you something. The people who wear terrycloth bathrobes do it for comfort, and the ones who wear the silk ones do it so you can see their nutsack.
That's right. Which one is Rodney? He's the silk one.
Okay, got it.
There's plausible deniability because you just tie it in an X, but everything is silk and slippery, and then when you sit down, the sash comes undone, The thing spills open and your nutsack falls out. It's a power nutsack move, the silk bathrobe. I was taught to lead with the nutsack. Yeah, well, it works. So I was in there and we were just kind of having a sack-to-sack talk. Two guys, sack-to-sack. I love it. And I just said, have a good show. And you're, you know...
We met him again on the radio show with his wife.
Oh, did he come in?
That's where the flowers came in.
His wife had a business where she... I don't say grew, but she obtained giant flowers. Africanized roses. Yeah, let's not bring race into this, but... They were regular rose color, but... Yeah, it was somehow...
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–1:14
2
How does Adam Carolla promote BetOnline?
1:14–9:04
3
What humorous exchange occurs about comedy?
9:04–24:02
4
What observations does Adam make about New York City?
24:02–45:27
5
What does a sandwich reveal about a mother's love?
45:27–46:01
6
How do childhood sandwiches compare among friends?
46:01–47:05
7
What news stories are highlighted in the episode?
47:05–47:27
8
How does a new California law affect streaming ads?
47:27–1:30:33
Speakers
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