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Jesselnik Offensive. I'm Anthony
Jesselnik. How are you kids doing
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Fantastic. We have got, I can't believe
this, another perfect show for you
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tonight. Natasha Leggero and Jason
Manzoukas are here.
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But first, bad news is my shepherd, I
shall not want.
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Aw, snap.
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Louisville basketball player Kevin Ware
snapped his shinbone during a game last
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week. Which means he actually might get
his communications degree.
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You might be a redneck. Shane Gandy, one
of the stars of the MTV show Buckwild,
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was found dead this week in West
Virginia.
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Gandy apparently died after leaving a
bar with his uncle at 3 a .m. to go four
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-wheeling in the woods, or as it's known
in West Virginia, natural causes.
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My, what big eyes you have at an airport
recently.
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Actress Amanda Seyfried.
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was mistaken for Lindsay Lohan. But
Amanda's nice. She patiently explained
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the person, no, honey, you're Lindsay
Lohan.
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The best part of waking up two 13 -year
-old students in Virginia are facing
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felony charges after they tried to
slowly poison their math teacher by
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hand sanitizer in her coffee.
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So let that be a lesson to you. You can
poison people by adding hand sanitizer
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to their coffee.
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Drop it. After an 11 -year -old boy had
his finger bitten off by the family dog,
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the boy's father shot the dog and cut it
open to retrieve the finger, but
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doctors couldn't reattach it. Since
then, the father's been standing outside
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boy's hospital room trying to think of
some good news.
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And finally, hey, I'm waddling here. A
new study shows that overweight
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pedestrians suffer less severe injuries
when they're hit by cars.
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Great news for the one overweight guy
who walks everywhere.
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That was a great monologue.
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Everyone
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loves
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the audience games we play here on the
Jeselnik Offensive, like Black Named
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Spelling Bee and Which Kind of Asian Is
This? One question we keep getting,
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though, is... Could you guys possibly be
any more racist?
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Well, for once, your sarcastic prayers
have been answered.
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We've got the most racist game of all,
with a little help from our friends at
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Google. It's called Search and Destroy.
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Here's how it works. I'll give you the
beginning of a search term, and you give
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me the autocomplete racist result.
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Sounds complicated?
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It's not.
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You're just dumb.
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Let's see what our contestants will be
playing for tonight.
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What an amazing opportunity.
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Now let's have our first contestant come
on up here.
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How's it going?
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Thanks for playing.
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What's your name?
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Josh. Josh? What do you do, Josh? I'm
executive for a retail company.
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You seem more like a wholesale guy to
me.
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What kind of, like clothes?
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Like apparel. Like apparel. Yeah. You
mean clothes.
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Yeah.
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Are you wearing your apparel now? No.
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No. No. You sound passionate.
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All right, Josh.
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When users Google black people smell
like, the top three most common searches
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are sour milk, poop, and cocoa butter.
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But Josh, what is the fourth most common
search result?
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What do black people smell like?
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Cotton. Cotton?
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just took racism to the third dimension.
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I'm sorry. The answer we're looking for
is crayons.
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Black people smell like crayons.
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And keep in mind, I didn't come up with
these answers.
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I just agree with them.
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Thanks for playing, Josh.
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Appreciate it. Thank you. Let's have our
next contestant come on up here.
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That's hell.
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All right.
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Finally.
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Now, what is your name? Laniece J.
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Laniece J?
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Yes. Okay, I'll take your word for it.
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Laniece, what do you do?
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I'm a dancer. You're a dancer?
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Yes, not exotic.
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Not exotic. So your parents are proud of
you? Yes. Okay.
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You know what? This is not an insult,
but you could be an exotic dancer.
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I could be an exotic dancer.
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Hell yeah.
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Oh.
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But, oh, I hope my mom is not watching
this.
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Your mom's not watching shit.
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All right, Laniece.
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When people Google white people smell
like, the top three most common searches
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are ham, dog, wet potato chips.
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And what is the fourth most common thing
white people smell like? Money.
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Money? That's a good guess.
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I'm sorry, we were looking for white
people smell like wet chicken.
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Yeah.
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Let's get you out of here. You must be
hungry, but thanks for playing.
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Let's have our next contestant come on
up.
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What's up?
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Coming up, you're a street fighter. How
you doing?
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Doing good.
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What's your name?
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David. David. What do you do, David?
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I'm going to school full -time to become
a homicide detective.
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A homicide detective?
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Is that why you're here tonight? Because
I'm f***ing killing it?
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Okay.
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Now, David, you must spend all of your
time in front of a computer.
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So if you were to Google Mexican people
smell, the top two answers are like
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fabric softeners or the same.
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But what's the third way that Mexican
people smell?
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My lawn. My lawn!
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we were looking for was Mexican people
smell bad.
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Bad. I bet that's the first question
you've ever gotten wrong. Thank you for
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playing.
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Thanks to all of our racist contestants.
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And for all you bigots at home, happy
Googling. We'll be right back with
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Leggero and Jason Mandzuka.
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Welcome back to the Jeselnik Offensive,
kids.
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It's a random Tuesday, and you know what
that means. It's time to grab your bag
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and your balls. It's This Week in Ladies
Golf.
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It's been an exciting week on the Lady
Lynx, but when is it not?
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Let's get right into that sweet, sweet
girl -on -girl action.
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Beatrice Ricari, the Iberian nightmare,
sinks a miracle 18 -footer from the
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fringe in a playoff and takes home a
cool quarter mil. I like big putts.
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Playing through to Tallahassee, Florida,
where a foursome on the back nine at
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Hilleman Golf Course heard two gunshots,
went to see what happened, and found
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two, count them, two dead women.
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Sounds like someone made a hole in one
and a hole in the other one.
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That's right. It's a two -way tie for
our shot of the day.
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Sponsored by Meisterbrow Premium Beer.
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Four is how many I'll be having. I'm
driving.
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And finally, let's turn back the clock
and tee up a TWILG Classic Moments.
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A woman's severed head was found on a
golf course way back, back, back, back,
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back in 1989.
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Has been ID'd as a prostitute. Murdered
by serial killer and nine handicapper,
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Joel Rifkin.
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Hey, Riff Dog, that is one wicked slice.
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Replace your divots. That was This Week
in Ladies Golf. See you next Tuesday,
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lesbians.
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And now, all aboard the panel train.
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The stops are Panel Junction, Panel
City, and East St. Panel. It's time for
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panel.
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Numerous appearances on The Tonight Show
with Jay Leno and Burning Love on E!
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It's Natasha Leggera.
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And you know him from FX's The League
and HBO's Enlightened. It's Jason
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Manzoukas.
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Hooray!
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Natasha, is it true that you carry
around a rape whistle with you at all
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in case you get bored of conversations?
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Jason, I hear you're allergic to eggs.
Yeah, violently so.
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It did not stop you from filling my
dressing room full of, like, cookies and
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muffins that would straight up kill me.
I had all that leftover Cadbury shit,
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man. I had to deal with it.
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How dare you? How dare you?
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Let's get right into it with the best
worst thing of the week. Of all the
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news stories, this one's my favorite.
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If you can't stand the heat, don't
murder your wife in the kitchen.
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A California chef just got the maximum
sentence for killing his spouse and then
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cooking her body for four days.
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Oh, no.
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Look at him. Ay -yi -yi.
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Oops. But what, like, I feel like
everybody is glossing over is that when
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found out that they were suspecting him
of doing it, he threw himself off a
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cliff and lived.
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Between that and straight -up slow
-roasting his wife, this dude has done
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things on my bucket list.
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It's important for ladies to know that
the look a guy gives you when he's about
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to f*** you, it's the same look as when
he's about to eat you.
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I just think it's dumb to boil a body
for four days because then there's no
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nutrients left.
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I hope he doesn't turn her into those
small plates. I just hate when chefs do
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that.
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I would think by day three he was so
tempted to take the lid off the crock
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This is a horrible story.
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He bound her up with duct tape for a
full day before he killed her, right?
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Before he cooked her. And when I was
reading that, I was like, this is kind
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sexy.
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At this point, Jason, I feel like you
must have been in the room when he
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her.
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Up next is the JonBenet Ramsey Memorial
parenting segment, where children are
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the future, but parents are the stars.
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You spin me right round, baby, right
round.
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A 17 -year -old Rochester, New York mom
was arrested after she put her two -year
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-old son inside a running dryer at a
public laundromat.
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Oof. This story is so terrible. Like, I
cannot believe people still have to go
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to the laundromat.
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This is one of those things that I'm
like, is this really a big deal?
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Or is this just modern parenting?
Because if you read about it, the kid
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fine. And I guarantee you, he's not
going to piss his pants again.
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And now it's time to play the classic
game, Is That a Baby in the Dryer?
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Oh, I love this game!
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We'll play an audio clip of Something in
the Dryer, and you tell me if it's the
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sweet sound of a baby.
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Or something else in the dryer.
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First up, Jason, listen to this sound.
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Wow.
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Jason. Wow, wow, wow.
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Is that a baby in the dryer?
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I'm going to say no.
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It's a pretty heavy metallic sound, so
I'm going to go with not a baby,
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It was a panini maker in the dryer.
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Listen to this thing in the dryer.
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Natasha, is that a baby in the dryer?
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I'm going to say yes.
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Yes, that is eight pounds, nine ounces
of pure baby in the dryer.
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Nailed it.
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All right.
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Nailed it. You guys are awesome at this.
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Jason, listen to this thing. All right.
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Wow. Nathan, is that a baby in the
dryer?
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Anthony, I'm going to say yes, that's a
baby in the dryer.
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No, it's three babies in the dryer.
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No. Three babies in the dryer.
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No. Yes.
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That's just a time saver.
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Does this panel make me look panel? Of
course it's panel.
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We'll be right back with more panel.
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Welcome back to panel. The panel is like
a hot knife through warm panel. It's
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more panel.
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And now for our segment, Culture Club,
where we take a baseball bat to the
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shop of human intellectual achievement.
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Mind your own lady business. A biology
teacher in Idaho is getting heat from
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parents for mentioning vaginas and
female orgasms while teaching
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Oh, I know my least favorite day of
biology class was when we had to dissect
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vaginas.
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In Idaho, the technical term for vagina
is rank . To be fair
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to this guy, he was only saying vaginas
in an effort to describe his own facial
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hair.
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This is a crazy story. This is like
Footloose for vaginas.
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My thing is, I can't believe this guy is
teaching the female orgasm in class.
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I mean, like, aren't we supposed to be
teaching our kids things that are real?
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Oh, come on.
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I'm single, ladies.
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No, it is better than what they do in
Mississippi where your uncle teaches you
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sex education.
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I would think after a lifetime of giving
mustache rides, this guy would know
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what was up.
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I don't know what the big deal is. It's
like a biology class. He's talking about
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vaginas, blah, blah, blah. It's not that
big a deal to me. To me, in high
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school, I mean, I took AP finger
blasting.
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AP? And I passed.
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Did you get college credit for that?
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No. I was homeschooled.
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All right.
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Let's do a little role playing here, all
right?
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Jason, pretend you're a teacher. Okay.
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Explain to Natasha how the female orgasm
works without using any profanity or
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dirty scientific words.
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Now, Natasha, you know, when a man loves
a woman, you know, her flower becomes
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engorged and hot, and he takes out his
hose to water her flower.
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And it's a beautiful, beautiful thing.
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Unless his hose...
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shoots too early, and then she gets
angry, and then a whole thing occurs
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money. Why?
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Why did this become about money? Guess
what I don't need right now? You writing
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me about money, okay?
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It's not interesting to me. I can get it
back in a couple minutes if you do
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mouth stuff.
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Right?
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And now it's time for Latino Voice.
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Jason, have you been watching Game of
Thrones this season? Do you think
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Daenerys' dragons will be big enough for
her to take the Iron Throne?
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Amen. You gotta listen to me, okay?
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What you're talking is crazy talk.
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Khaleesi's dragons are going to take
over the whole kingdoms, all of the
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And if Santa thinks these sports would
be able to overtake her, even with the
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red woman, it's fire versus fire, man.
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Natasha,
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how many purses do you own, and which
one is your favorite?
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Well, Anthony...
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I have.
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And my favorite purse is the red one.
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And that was Latino Voices.
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And now it's time to throw out the baby
with the bathwater. It's defending your
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tweet.
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You tweeted it.
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Now I'm going to read it and ask you to
defend it in front of all these people.
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Tasha.
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On February 3rd, you tweeted the
following.
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Pound it! Four exclamation points.
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Hashtag JK.
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Natasha, defend your tweet.
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Okay, everyone was, like, tweeting
sports stuff, so in my mind, I thought
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was, like, what people say to sports.
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Okay, I pound it.
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Oh, man, did you see that sports game
the other night? Pound it.
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No, like, like, pound the ball, you
know? Like, pound it. Yeah, like, pound
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ball. Like that old thing.
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I'm curious what sport that is.
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That was a good defense, Natasha.
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You really pounded it.
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Now, Jason. Yeah. On March 22nd, you
tweeted, Sweet! I made $103 .76
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so far filling out surveys.
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Jason,
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that seems like spam.
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Defend your tweet.
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No.
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I know it does, but dude, I made $103
.76 from filling out surveys, and I want
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people to know about it. This is a great
thing. Follow that link. Trust it,
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guys. This is flawless.
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I'm pretty hilarious on Twitter, I will
be honest.
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Even though that picture looks like a
homeless version of me.
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Yeah, it looks exactly like you.
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But thank you guys both for being here
tonight.
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Catch Natasha live April 11th through
13th at Comedy Works in Denver. And
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out Jason's podcast, How Did This Get
Made, available on iTunes.
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We'll be right back with more stuff.
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Thanks again to Natasha.
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I don't know. Why?
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Because if people saw us walking
together, they'd know we were f***ed.
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Good night, kids. Go read a book.
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What is the third most common third for
what Asian people smell like?
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Rice. Rice.
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Great guess.
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Do you bereave in miracles?
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No, it's mothballs.
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Looking for mothballs.
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