Deep Dive
Why did the hosts decide to do an extra-long episode with just the two of them?
Cancelled guests meant they had extra time, so they decided to do an extended 'just one for the boys' episode.
What was the main topic of discussion during the episode?
The hosts talked about various personal experiences, including hangovers, parties, and interactions with celebrities.
What was the highlight of the party mentioned by the hosts?
The party featured many comics and celebrities like Sam Jay, Rachel Feinstein, Jim Gaffigan, and Phil Hanley.
How did the hosts feel about the Bloody Marys made during the episode?
They found the Bloody Marys very good, despite the 40-minute preparation time.
What was the hosts' reaction to the post-party cleanup?
They mentioned having to order 30 pies from Joe's and dealing with Amex fraud alerts due to the large order.
What was the hosts' experience with Amtrak, and how did it affect their show?
They experienced a train hitting a woman on the tracks, which delayed their travel and added stress to their schedule.
How did the hosts handle a situation with a man wielding an axe in a park?
They called the cops, but the man was let go; later, neighborhood guys beat him up, and the hosts took pictures without a way to report him.
What was the hosts' opinion on the availability of late-night diners in New York City?
They lamented the closure of many 24-hour diners, missing the option for late-night meals like tuna melts and omelets.
What was the hosts' experience with a hotel waking them up for a gift bag?
They found it annoying and unnecessary, especially since the gift bag contained Bruins-themed items.
What was the hosts' take on the evolution of stand-up comedy in the 90s compared to now?
They noted that stand-up comedy is now more popular and integrated into mainstream media, with more comics appearing on SNL and other platforms.
- Bodega Cat party with many comedians
- 30 pies ordered
- Amex fraud issues with the large pizza order
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