Episode 413 | "No Hard Feelings"

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Comedian Clay McMath reviews 'No Hard Feelings' while debating if Drake's leaked photo is real or a marketing stunt.

Clay McMath opens the episode with promotional announcements for his comedy tour and an ad for Bong Bong Coffee. He and his co-host briefly discuss Drake's leaked photo, questioning its authenticity and potential as a marketing stunt. Clay then recounts an incident where a stranger photographed his house for an Instagram page called 'Cool Houses of Adelaide', leading to a confrontation and viral post. The hosts transition to a dilemma from 'Gossip Girl', debating whether it's worse for a pregnant woman not to know the father or for a man to have two women pregnant simultaneously. They review the movie 'No Hard Feelings', analyzing its plot where Jennifer Lawrence's character is hired to date a 19-year-old virgin. The discussion covers themes of prostitution, generational differences in wokeness, and the film's comedic and dramatic elements. Clay shares a personal story about a sexual mishap, relating it to a scene from 'Wedding Crashers'. The episode concludes with movie ratings, promotional reminders for Clay's tour, and a call for listener engagement.

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