Episode 14: Funny and Serious is Possible

Almost Never Podcast

Welcome to another episode of Almost Never! This week is a good one, as the lads prove you can be serious and funny. The Island Boys have Sean and Trey concerned for their well-being, and Josh spreads his advantageous wings and goes on a weed (purchasing) break. The guys co-educate each other on fake foam pits, the difference between doxing and swatting, and Adriana Chechik post corn, and then get into a hot debate about the implications of being a corn star, the difference between drug dealers and pharmaceutical sales, and if their parents would be let down. It gets a little heated, but nothing a little orca-strated Orca attacks can't fix. Trey gives a little "Atlanta is different" history and walks out on Barbenheimer (insert white people talk). The double feature gets heated, and Trey isn't giving Josh anything except question marks. The chums keep the heat up with a proper go around about the SAG strike, employees rights, and business contracts. Trey baits and switches, Sean gets riled, and Josh tries to keep the train on the tracks. Don't worry, we're still friends. Shein catches a RICO on being SUS, India and China take their battle over border lines in the Himalayas back to the medieval ages with hand to hand combat, and Trey puts a bid on presidency. It's a good one; enjoy!
00:00 Weekly Recap
05:21 Nick Lachey redux
13:50 Josh goes on a weed (purchasing) break
26:00 Adriana Chechik & life after corn
31:00 Mom, Dad; I'm a corn star drug dealer
44:45 Whats up with Orca-strated Orcas
46:00 Atlanta is different; Cop City is f'd up
48:47 Barbenheimer: a heated debate
1:01:35 SAG strike, employees rights & business contracts - we're all replaceable
1:31:45 Shein caught a RICO
1:35:50 India v China, hand to hand combat in the Himalayas
1:45:00 Trey for president