Not Well | A Comedy Podcast · Bobby, Jim & Friends

Can I take this medicine orally or anally? You decide

·1 hr·4 clips
She watched men masturbate to a dancer while she could see them from across the room.
1. Not Well | A Comedy Podcast centers on a long Amsterdam travel story and a voicemail from Wyatt about depression, Lexapro, and college graduation. 2. Bobby and Jim host the episode, and Michael is heard singing in the background while they try to keep the conversation moving. 3. The episode’s hook is a mix of sex-work tourism, Dutch history, and a side trip into language, travel, and body humor. 4. The hosts explain that they took a red light district tour in Amsterdam on a Wednesday near sunset. 5. They say prostitution in the area started because Amsterdam was a port city with sailors and visible demand. 6. They mention that a church in the red light district was built with money from the business there. 7. A guide stops them in front of the Condomery, a condom shop created by sex workers in the 1980s because of HIV concerns. 8. They say the shop used to measure men for custom condoms and later stopped because some men kept returning too often. 9. The hosts also describe specialty condoms with different shapes, including a Yoda and a flamingo. 10. They talk about a peep-show setup where a dancer stood in the middle of a room and men could be watched from across the way. 11. One host says she could see men jerking off to the dancer, and that the visibility made the scene memorable. 12. The conversation turns to Dutch accents, Chinese writing, and the idea that English is a hard language to learn. 13. The hosts argue that the red light district belongs in Amsterdam’s city center even though gentrification is pushing against it. 14. They note that three kindergartens are located in the same district, which they treat as part of the city’s normal rhythm. 15. A side story about a TikTok on foreskin leads into a discussion of circumcision, masturbation, and female genital mutilation. 16. They connect that discussion to travel plans for Ireland and jokes about wanting a rugby team in a hotel room. 17. The episode keeps a loose, improvised cadence, with one host often interrupting, reacting, or steering the conversation sideways. 18. The tone is conversational and chaotic, with explicit sexual jokes, travel digressions, and casual factual asides. 19. People who like irreverent travel stories with sex-work history will likely enjoy it. 20. Listeners wanting a tightly structured interview or clean topic focus may skip it.
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