David & Stu... Unhinged! - Episode 45

·47 min·4 clips

David argues anyone who samples ice cream should be executed, then describes a woman tormenting a barista over her Americano.

The episode opens with David ranting about people who sample ice cream, then telling a story about a woman making excessive demands at a coffee shop. Stu shares a listener complaint about David using the word 'retard' to describe Fox News hosts, leading to a discussion on woke culture. They transition to analyzing relationships between wealthy older men and younger partners, focusing on music mogul David Geffen's divorce from his 32-year-old husband and NFL coach Bill Belichick's new relationship with a 24-year-old woman. The hosts then delve into politics, discussing President Joe Biden's recent announcement of stage four prostate cancer that has spread to his bones; they question the timing, suggest it's a distraction, and reference a new book by CNN's Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson detailing Biden's cognitive issues. Stu shifts to a true crime segment, describing the escape of 10 violent criminals from the New Orleans Parish Jail through a toilet hole, calling it the largest jailbreak in US history, and predicting they'll be sent to the harsh Angola prison. The conversation moves to New York City issues, criticizing the plan to close Rikers Island and replace it with smaller jails, blaming former Mayor Bill de Blasio. They preview the upcoming New York City Democratic mayoral primary, listing candidates like Andrew Cuomo, whom they critique for his nursing home scandal and other issues, and progressive Zohran Mamdani, whom they attack for not voting on Holocaust resolutions and supporting defunding the police. Other candidates mentioned include Whitney Tilson, Adrienne Adams, and Michael Blake. The episode ends with a brief mention of Anthony Weiner's political comeback attempt and a sign-off.

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A coffee-line grievance rolls into a fierce Biden reckoning, with Weiner getting one last political airing.

David and Stuart open in familiar comic irritation, turning ice-cream samples and an overbuilt coffee order into a wider complaint about delay, fussiness, and everyday performance. The small grievance does not stay small.

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Press play when a fussy coffee-order rant, a Biden postmortem, and Weiner commentary sound like a reasonable morning.

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