What happens when the Chinese Communist Party tries to regulate comedy? Tony and Fingers discuss the hilarity and horror.

This episode the guys light up a Pinnacle Cigars Sublime and ponder the flavors—is that salty pretzel or woody spice? They wonder at crazy cigar deals online: is the industry about to collapse? In the news, they're astounded by the rising cost of California wildfires and delays in rebuilding. Most absurdly, the Chinese government warns female comedians to stop mocking men. Tony and Fingers consider the impossibility and danger of doing standup under authoritarian rule.

Key Takeaways:
- The Sublime offers interesting salty, sweet, and spicy notes
- Wildfire damage costs are skyrocketing while rebuilding is stalled
- Communist authoritarianism is a threat to free speech and comedy

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