Casey talks about yet another problem audience member, and yet another audience member who doesn't have their substance use in check. He also walks around his house making coffee, but at least he doesn't talk about politics!

Hey don't read too much into that title, that is just what a heckler Casey encountered said he was. Casey talks about the Seahawks devastating loss, the difference between comedy for good and comedy for evil (in himself), and of course some pandemic stuff. 

Casey talks about Jon Gruden's firing, which may represent the beginning of a rapture of NFL coaches and personnel if the same standards are applied uniformly. 

 Casey talks about Russell Wilson's injury, Bill Belichick's struggles, and also Dave Chappelle's new special and how it feeds the "comedy journalism" ecosystem. 

The host of this podcast decides that for one week it is a poorly conceived movie review podcast, and talks about the Sopranos prequel The Many Saints of Newark. He also talks about an annoying interaction with a friend, the Mariners missing the playoffs, the Seahawks winning a game they didn't deserve to win, and for the love of god he brings up Andrew Wiggins for some reason. 

Casey mistakes his opinion on Mexican food as valid, talks about some shows he did recently, and then regales us with his stupid opinions on the world. 

Casey talks about a variety of topics he thinks that he mistakenly thinks he is enough of an authority to speak on. He talks about his comedy enemies, the world of comedy enemies, and how many of us shouldn't actually be enemies. 

Casey talks to fellow Tacoma comedians and married couple Rachel and Richie Aflleje. They got married in 2020 and also have had four miscarriages in the past two years. They talk about it with some levity and some seriousness, but if you're sensitive about this topic, please skip this episode.