Romany Malco + Jerry Ferrara (Carolla Classics)

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What happened on the flight that forced an emergency landing in Kansas City?

Moris Dieck 0:01
Mr. Minister of Budget, what kind of signs do you see in the air at the moment? No signs at all. Instead, I see amazing signs on the streets, on the streets, on the slopes, wherever and on the ground. What are you talking about? Not about anything, but about Budgesport's winter season. I mean, what? Whatever, all the signs are coming from there. We're offering the best signs with a 60% discount.
Giovanni (Superfan Giovanni) 0:35
Welcome to Cruel Classics. I'm your host, superfan Giovanni. This is the podcast where we play the best moments, highlights, and fan-selected clips from all 16 years of The Adam Carolla Show. We have a companion podcast titled Cruel Classics, available ad-free exclusively through PodcastOne.plus. And if you'd like to find the ad-free archives of The Adam Carolla Show, The Adam and Dr. Drew Show, or exclusive access to the brand-new podcast, Beat It Out, make sure to check out Adam Carolla's Substack, adamcarolla.substack.com. And if you'd like to request a clip, please email us, classics at adamcarolla.com. Now on to the clips. Coming up first, we have Adam Carolla's show 1336, featuring Romney Malco, Chris Law, Alison Rosen, and Brian Bishop from 2014.
Adam Carolla 1:15
Good day, Alison Rosen.
Alison Rosen 1:16
Hello, Adam Carolla.
Adam Carolla 1:17
Ball Brian.
Alison Rosen 1:18
I don't know what we're yelling about!
Adam Carolla 1:21
At Young Leopold wanted that on Twitter with the hashtag TopDrop. Romney Malco was and is the black man from 40-Year-Old Virgin, the guy who worked at the big box store or the stereo store. Super funny actor. I mean, that's probably where you know him best from. I'm trying to think.
Chris Law 1:39
I would say so.
Adam Carolla 1:40
Where you know him best from. But anyway.
Chris Law 1:41
You would lead with that if you were telling someone who he was.
Adam Carolla 1:43
Seen him in a ton of things. But if you don't recognize the name, you would definitely recognize the face.
Brian Bishop 1:49
That movie's been full of great characters, and he's up there.
Adam Carolla 1:52
Yeah, he's really good in it. Let's see. So much to talk about. Everyone's been tweeting me about the dog and the plane.
Alison Rosen 2:00
I've never been tweeted a story as many times as I've been tweeted this story. Even after I tweeted about if I never received this story again, I've still received it 800 times. A lot more came by.
Adam Carolla 2:11
Yeah, well, we not only have that, we'll be getting to that in a second, but we have a gentleman who was on the plane who is Rich Eisen's podcast producer, I believe, who was actually on the flight to Philadelphia. You talk too much. And is going to be calling us in or we'll call into him, but either way.
Alison Rosen 2:31
Yeah, his tweets were used in a lot of the news stories about it. He's kind of famous. He was like a ground zero for the dog shit.
Adam Carolla 2:39
Well, it feels good to be right all the time, but I feel like I am just staring at a rope bridge that's on fire. This is our society, and there's a bunch of people on it just drinking beer, and I'm standing around going, that bridge is going to come down. And everyone's looking at me going, really? You think so? I don't know. Why? And I'm like, because it's a rope bridge, and it's on fucking fire, and there's a whole bunch of fat people on it drinking beer, and they're like... Anyway, what were we talking about? You guys see what happened with Beyonce's sister and Jay-Z in the elevator there? And I go, that rope bridge coming down. And everyone goes. She looked pissed. Yeah. And then I go, all right, moving on.
Adam Carolla 3:23
And then a week later, the rope bridge comes down. A bunch of people get fucked up. And then everyone comes to me and goes, you're right. You were right. And I'm like, well, of course I'm right. How how many domestic and or international flights do we have every day? Hundreds, tens of thousands. If you're going to bring a dog on every fourth flight. There's going to be a dog shitting. I mean, there's going to be dogs dying in the air.
Alison Rosen 3:48
Surprising it hasn't happened more often. Ooh, imagine an announcement. Are there any veterinary professionals on this plane?
Adam Carolla 3:55
Yeah, there's going to be dogs dying. There's going to be dogs shitting. There's going to be dogs biting people and fucking and fighting with themselves. I've already experienced the ones fighting with each other.

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