Netflix Is A Daily Joke

Comedian Jo Koy jokes about the toilet paper shortage during the pandemic and shares personal anecdotes about using water instead. He hilariously discusses his mom's unique method of cleaning herself after using the toilet with a special cup called a 'tobo', and advises against using it when dating a Filipino chick.

Anthony Jeselnik, a comedian, shares his experiences in Catholic school, including physical punishment and a disturbing incident with a classmate with cancer. He also mentions his comedy special 'Thoughts and Prayers' on Netflix.

Matt Rife, comedian known for his Netflix special 'Natural Selection', jokes about how God works. Explores finding balance and appreciating God's work, recognizing blessings and unique talents of individuals with special needs, and winning in dodgeball despite jealousy.

Jared Freid, a comedian with a Netflix special, jokes about humorous reflections on weight loss and body image, including his disdain for healthy people. He also shares amusing anecdotes about his annoyance with people carrying around water bottles and his struggles with drinking. The chapter concludes with a joke about disposable income and a promotion for his comedy special on Netflix.

Bill Burr, comedian who jokes about Kanye in his Netflix special, talks about race, Kanye's ego, and racial stereotypes.

Comedian Michelle Wolf jokes about European nude beaches and explores the presence of penises and the confidence of older men. She compares regular and gay beaches in Barcelona while playful imagining a visit to a lesbian beach.

Amy Schumer, known for her sharp wit, jokes about drinking in her Netflix special. Hosts discuss their recent drinking habits on tour, including blackouts and waking up with random items. They mention their upcoming comedy special on Netflix.

Comedian Sebastian Mansicalco jokes about aging parents in his Netflix special, sharing amusing anecdotes and funny conversations with his 76-year-old dad.

The podcast discusses the concept of soft bodies versus hard bodies and explores personal preferences and assumptions related to having a ripped physique. The speakers highlight the comfort and healing of hugging someone who is not jacked and mention historical depictions of robust women in art.

Damon Williams jokes about getting ready in Sommore's "All the Queen's Men".