They absolutely should’ve left around this point. This was right around the time that Joe Rogan’s podcast started to gain some mainstream success. They could’ve gotten in right before podcasts blew up and been one of the biggest. No restrictions, no limitations and they could’ve gotten that precious “video element” they were always crowing about. But by then, O and A hated each other and were too stubborn to talk it out, Anthony was too lazy to do anything besides stay the course 4 hours a day so he could spend the other waking 16 hours drinking, Opie’s narcissism refused to let him humble himself even slightly to start something new, and Jim was too cowardly to take a risk. Which is why he’s still at that obsolete, lame horse company to this day.
That first guy is the WORST OMG! Bobby kept bailing him out laughing at his "jokes" but they could have played the car crash sound every time he opened his mouth. Drives me nuts when people don't know the difference between roasting someone and just being an insulting, attention seeking douchebag. I don't even want to know his name.
This was one of "those" shows, where the Opester gets annoyed that Ant, Jim, and Colin are being hilarious and making the show worth listening to. He knew he was irrelevant, and that's why he was so pissy
This has been said millions of times in these videos, but this stuff is more funny, more palletable, more loose than the trash "comedy" podcasts out today.
I have never really understood angry humor. It’s not easily accomplished. Sam Kinison went angry before his disappearance and comeback. People at my job really rage over anything. There is a fine line between funny angry and just being mean. Love the Ozzy playlists!
I’m 4 minutes in and I’m already annoyed at “so you invited the hot interns…”. What a asshole that guy is to be dry snitching on another guy for having girls around
Notice how Anthony never once touches on what's right / wrong, if it doesn't impact "the case" legally he thinks it doesn't matter. Every time the issue of Trayvon not being to tell his side, Anthony laughs "Yeah, sorry." It's like he knows Zimmerman is guilty, and is reveling in his getting away with it.
The fact that RU-vid felt it necessary to put that disclaimer at the bottom of this video -- and cite Wikipedia of all sources -- is all you need to know about how targeted their social constructs are.
