Bob Einstein, Dave Dameshek, and Andy Dick join the podcast. Super Dave Osborne shares funny stories of his injuries, and they discuss working with Red Fox. They also talk about attending a funeral, observations at a religious gathering, and the phenomenon of grown men making cardboard signs at NFL stadiums. The hosts discuss the 'get out of jerk free card', guys' perspectives on attractiveness, and depression among celebrities. They wrap up with a discussion on the return of the 'death frat guy' and promote their social media accounts.
Avoid sharing personal news to spare others from feeling obligated to respond in a certain way.
Hats serve various purposes, from protection to self-expression, and convey specific meanings in different scenarios.
The social dynamics of sneezing and saying 'bless you' can be awkward, and there's a fine line between being polite and avoiding unnecessary discomfort.
Making cardboard D-Fence signs at football games is seen as a childish and unoriginal act.
Mispronouncing 'Jaguar' as 'Jagwar' is considered a jerk move.
There is disappointment in the recent Disney movies, which fall short compared to the classic ones in terms of quality and creativity.
Deep dives
The Awkwardness of Obligatory Conversations
In this episode, Adam Carolla and Dave Damashek discuss the discomfort of obligatory conversations such as saying sorry for someone's loss or offering condolences. They share their thoughts on why they tend to avoid sharing personal news like a death in the family to spare others from feeling obligated to respond in a certain way.
The Fascination with Hats
Adam Carolla and Dave Damashek explore the appeal and significance of hats, from keeping the sun and rain off one's head to serving as a fashion statement or a way to express oneself. They discuss the different scenarios in which hats are appropriate or even expected, and how hats can convey specific meanings and messages.
The Social Dynamics of Sneezing and Bless You
Adam Carolla and Dave Damashek delve into the social dynamics surrounding sneezing and the customary response of saying 'bless you.' They discuss the awkwardness of multiple sneezes and the obligatory responses that follow, as well as the fine line between being polite and avoiding unnecessary discomfort in these situations.
Jerk of the Year: Defense Sign Maker
There is a recurring trend of adults making D-Fence signs out of cardboard to hold up at football games. This is a childish and unoriginal act that deserves to be recognized as a jerk move.
Honorable Mention: Pronunciation of "Jaguar"
People who mispronounce "Jaguar" as "Jaguar" are being called out as jerks. The correct pronunciation follows the original British pronunciation of the car brand.
Jerk of the Year: The "New" Disney Movies
Adam expresses his disappointment with the recent Disney movies, especially those from Pixar. He compares them to the classic Disney films he grew up with and believes the new ones fall short in terms of quality and creativity.
Jerk of the Year: Guy Who Sits Next to the Girl in the Carnival Ride
Adam highlights the behavior of guys who sit next to attractive women in carnival rides and hopes that they find a different seat in the future.
The impact of New Year's resolutions
New Year's resolutions are discussed, and it is mentioned that successful individuals tend to make fewer resolutions. Adam Carolla shares his perspective on resolutions and believes that successful people don't make many resolutions as they are constantly striving to improve themselves throughout the year.
Reflecting on past experiences
Andy Dick shares stories about his past experiences, including his time on the radio show 'Loveline' and the TV show 'News Radio'. He reminisces about the people he worked with and the partying culture he was a part of.
The challenges of sobriety
Andy Dick discusses his struggles with substance abuse and the difficulties of maintaining sobriety. He reflects on his past experiences with drugs, alcohol, and their impact on his life.
The influence of adoption
Andy Dick shares his thoughts on adoption and how it may have influenced his feelings of being uncomfortable in his own skin. He discusses the primal connection between a mother and child and how being adopted can sometimes lead to unresolved issues.
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#3 ACS #229 (feat. Andy Dick) (2010)
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