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Ed & Josh got some wild stories this week about stealing TVs from work, road rage, wheelies, going to SeaWorld and getting yelled at by adults, losing your temper in front of your neighbors and how old is too old to eat loose candy. This is a fun solo episode with just the boys

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Comedian Dylan Krasinski stops by with some hilarious job stories. After failing to land a college internship in his field, he becomes an intern for a landscaping company. The gang ponders who would be the best politician of the bunch and Josh teaches everyone what a snow bunny is. Dylan reveals his greatest to talent is knowing how to learn. Ed talks about his days as a power washer and Dylan lets everyone in on the secrets of being a lawyer and how to not get disbarred. While reminds everyone not to BBQ while smoking meth. This is such a fun episode. Like and Subscribe you classholes!

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Ed and Josh are crazy from the heat. Ed has some dirtbag tips to stay cool, which leads to Josh pitching ideas for the Dirtbag Olympics. The boys talk about their old jobs selling cars and being a high school janitor, how to clock out early and when it's time to finally throw out a grandfather clock. There's debates over whether or not Ed's family knew he was a trash bag when he was little, and whether or not you can eat a surf and turf dinner while driving. This episode is a lot of fun.

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Comedian Chris Brown stops by to talk about graduating high school early to become a dishwasher at a Red Lobster. As Chris puts it, he was "really shooting for the stars"! He's got stories about being bagging groceries, playing D3 basketball and becoming a high profile barber, which led him to a career in standup comedy. We talk about smoking with your parents, love triangles at work, Trevor Noah of the Daily Show, Josh's quarterback mixtape, and needing comedy vs loving comedy.

Chris has an album out called "I Just Look Like This" and he runs Comedy at Alke in Harlem which has comedy shows every week. This episode has a lot of laughs! Have fun

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Comedian Derek Drescher stopped by with the craziest job stories - from installing fireplaces in Reverend Run's house, to replacing bricks fifty stories up; all while being a heroin addict. We talk about how much copper goes for on the open market, what's better getting paid hourly or being paid by the brick, that stealing from Sephora might not be worth it, and that sometimes at a factory job a dusthead is gonna spray you in the face with paint.

Derek is a reformed criminal/drug addict and national headlining comedian with a hilarious podcast, On The Gate. He is also a trainer at @conbody and works as an advocate for mental health and recovery. Follow @derekdrescher on Instagram to see all his clips and show dates

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TV host and comedian, Abbi Crutchfield stopped by to talk about all her jobs while pursuing comedy. Turns out, if you're a secretary answering phones, you're supposed to know the name of the company. Who knew? 

We also learn that making cookies for the office might not be the best way to fit in. And even starring in a national commercial for the company, doesn't mean that your boss will suddenly start remembering your name.

We talk about "Info-tainment", Billy Zane's wig, T-shirt merch, bar shows, parenting, fiddle players, and being your true self. This episode is a lot of fun and Abbi is just so sweet. Enjoy!

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Comedian, writer and director, Cristian Duran stops by to talk about his worst jobs. Crispers Restaurant in Florida was the top of the list. Ya know it's bad when you have to hide your tips. We also learn about the zen of sandwich-making, what it's like being the face of a construction company, how useful a single black leather glove can be, and how it feels to write and direct a hit Off-Broadway play. Ed reveals how many quarters it takes to dent the hood of someone's car and Josh recounts the greatest free throw of all-time from a cab driver. This episode is a blast, enjoy!

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Ed and Josh discuss how to navigate an open work space, dodge the loudest coworker, and how to successfully drink from a flask at the office. Ed talks about how the porters of a building really are the cool kids and how he considered a high school janitor his mentor. Josh gives tips on how to get out of work drinks and how a severe limp in your leg isn't really all that bad. This is Part Two of a long episode with just the boys.

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Ed and Josh talk about various work schwag, from tote bags to emergency t-shirts, flirting at work and how to exact revenge on a work bully. Josh quotes the beatitudes, while Ed reveals that he has t-shirts that are 20 years old. Ed tells a story about the worst taxi ride imaginable and why you should never ever open the the front door of a taxi. This is Part One of a long episode with just the boys. It's a good time.

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Comedian Chris Faga tells us about his worst job petitioning door to door for the local comptroller in the hoods of Brooklyn. The job was so bad that years later he became a County Committeeman because “it was funny”. We talk about tending bar in Brooklyn and how NOT make a Long Island Iced Tea. We also discuss strip club buffets, guys named Hennessy, counting money by flashlight, how to handle a heckler, rigging electric on films sets, selling Viagra, and why you should never front cigarettes on credit. This one is a lot of fun! 

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