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I legit thought it was Kyle Gass before I played the video.

Basically, it's about real vs fake in rap/everyday life.

I don't see how it's political in the slightest. The closest thing I can think of is the interlude with the woman reading the science news report.

But even then, she lists good science and bad science. It's pretty nuanced and just a warning about things going too far and taking away our humanity, which is what 3-Stacks touches on after that.

Agreed. And I would go so far as to say she's a Top 5 guest for CONAF.

I had a 2000s Platinum edition for a few years (2008-2010), and it was as reliable as could be. I never had a single problem with it. I miss that thing.

Poorly investing in terribly themed restaurants is one of my favorites.

South Korea is NE Asia, not SE Asia.

Stuff like this happens more in the big cities, sadly. Not sure about elementary schools, but there are alternative middle school and high schools for violent students here.

I've had a couple students have to go to them for a month or so. And had some students transfer in from alternative schools after their previous public school refused to have them back.

Thankfully my small town has avoided the school violence. Teachers still have direct connection with their students/parents and for the most part it is okay.

The absolute worst I have ever seen here was a student cussing out a teacher.

Rahm Emmanuel is probably the top of the list.

And then the rest in no particular order:
David Sedaris
Tiffany Hadish (Returns)
Howard Stern
Ellen Degeneres
B.J. Novak
Meredith Salenger (I won't bring Patton onto this list, he was an innocent bystander!)

Just finished the episode. Pretty average, non-offensive. Corden didn't come across as a jerk. Maybe a little too serious. Conan tried to get some improv going with Sona and Matt a few times but Corden never acted on it.

Felt very introspective when he was talking about his path towards acting and some of the talk show stuff they commiserated on. Really enjoyed his Larry David story/impersonation.

Overall, just a fine interview. Nothing to write home about but also nothing that makes my blood boil like a few in the past.

Paget Brewster is hilarious. Her second character on Community was one of my favorite additions. And her DuckTales voice-over performance is fantastic.

She was on Andy's podcast a while back, and it's a wonderful listen. Just two buddies talking for an hour.

That was actually based on real-life.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hart_family_murders

You can definitely tell when Conan has known someone for a long, long time. She was a delight, and their breaking down of their views and approaches towards comedy was fantastic.

And her including Sona into the conversation is always the mark of a good guest.

The only thing I can think of is ONE time, Bun used a transphobic slur back in like....2003. So nothing to put him on the levels of a DMX or Vinnie Paz.

And then Pimp had his halfway homophobic and halfway supportive rant about closeted gay guys.

Always loved seeing him on our team/in the NFL representing the D3 colleges.

Spoilers for DaParty Overcooked EP 10

He also raged quit after Breeze wouldn't listen to him and left Breeze and Chugs to cook for the final few minutes of the mission.

I wanna say every single member of DaParty has raged-quit a game or two save for Chugs, who is too much of a bone-headed, scum of the Earth, peasant slug.

I wasn't a fan of Craig but in fairness to him, he did that with all of the guests. That was the bit behind the 5 Questions.

Plus Bill Murray appeared on the show a lot. He even did his own rendition of the theme song on the show.

On Tour (roll and write game) has a spinoff game called On Tour: Paris and New York. The basic premise is you are trying to plan a tour by filling in a map. I've not played it yet but it's supposed to be better than the original.

Sona deserved a bigger laugh from that joke. Glad Gourley caught it.