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this is great so far! i love these people together. i especially like when things get super giggly (vermouth/remove). good stuff.

we get it -- you don't like girls. back to your treehouse now, mikey.

damn, aparna was hilarious. saw her for the first time on conan the other day - really like her stuff.

love love love cameron. i always enjoy her on podcasts and her standup (non-tv) is so natural, hilarious & engaging. looking forward to hearing this one, especially with pft -- you can't really go wrong. on a side note, there are definitely a lot of guest comedians featured on this podcast that i don't find funny, but i never go out of my way to let everyone know "ugh...this comedian sucks!" i just know that they're not my cup of tea and move on. comedy, is of course, subjective as fuck. but let's not gloss over the fact that there are reasons a certain people seem to go after her more. y'all can figure it out.

geez, exactly. plus there are only a handful of lesbian comedians. do you know how much "straight" material everyone has to listen to compared to the "gay" stuff. most people aren't usually exposed to a gay lady's point of view anyhow, and it's super refreshing. somehow you're already so very tired of it. i think the issue here is why you have such a problem with the material. also, cameron, keep on keeping it gay as hell. this world needs more of the gay. gay gay gay!

Todd always brings the realness. It's interesting, though, how Scott couldn't think of the number one reason public bathrooms are segregated: women's safety. That seemed like an obvious first thought, at least to me. It really makes it obvious how for men & women it always comes down to humiliation vs. actual murder. On a lighter note, this one had such great rapport and managed to be consitently funny throughout.