What's Flying with Victor Dweck

Victor and comedian Adam Thomas cover ChatGPT's new web browser launch—and why they're both hesitant about downloading it. Plus: practicing comedy sets in public and looking schizophrenic, why the Upper East Side isn't the new downtown, and the Jennifer's Body sequel nobody asked for.

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Victor and comedian Adam Thomas break down the "Group 7" phenomenon on Tik Tok. Plus, a business idea to manipulate Google search results for single people, trampoline safety concerns, and a promise to discuss assholes.

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Victor covers the uproar over Trump demolishing the East Wing to build a $300 million ballroom, causing people to lose it over two magnolia trees from the 1940s. Plus, why you can't actually work 16-hour days, selling a laser printer that prints 100 pages in 3 seconds, getting a hedgehog haircut from an Albanian woman, and the mystery of why all barbers are bald.

Victor breaks down the massive FBI bust involving NBA players and the Mob. He celebrates the return of great mob nicknames (Spook, Sugar, Peso), questions why the mob is still obsessed with garbage, and discovers that a "made man" might not mean what he thought it meant.

Victor covers yesterday's Amazon Web Services outage that took down Snapchat, Fortnite, Roblox, Starbucks, and Robinhood. He theorizes about the sexting panic that must have ensued, predicts a decade-long spike in deaths from relationship anxiety, and questions why we call remote servers "clouds" when computers hate moisture. Also, shout out to Salo for complimenting yesterday's episode.

Victor breaks down the Louvre robbery in Paris where thieves made off with tens of millions in jewelry in under 5 minutes. He questions the spelling of "Louvre," imagines life as a reformed jewel thief with an agent, and wonders why Paris didn't at least give us a high-speed chase.

Victor and comedian Ty Marsh discuss the ongoing government shutdown, IRS furloughs, and why nothing has actually changed. Plus: Abraham Lincoln as a stand-up comedian, the Flappy Bird guy's terrible decision, and the eternal mystery of where to buy stamps.

Victor and comedian Ty Marsh attempt to discuss the NYC mayoral debate. They analyze Curtis Sliwa's red beret strategy, Cuomo's nipple ring, and Mamdani not realizing busses are already free.

Victor and Peter Stewart discuss Venezuelan opposition leader winning the Nobel Peace Prize and theorize the Nobel committee might be setting her up to come out of hiding for a Netflix deal with Maduro. Plus, Peter reveals his great uncle invented maglev technology but lost the Nobel Prize, Victor asks if Venezuelans are bred for beauty pageants since they win the most per capita, and they debate whether bodybuilders use canola oil or bronzer.

Victor and comedian Peter Stewart celebrate Mental Health Awareness Day by asking the important questions: Which mental illness would you choose for your child? Why isn't ALS called Stephen Hawking Disease since he's more famous than Lou Gehrig? Plus, Peter reveals stand-up comedy attracts mentally ill people at every level ('it's equal opportunity'), shares how Adam Sandler's '50 First Dates' changed dementia treatment, and explains why Sex Addicts Anonymous is the only support group requiring proof of addiction.