Jon Gabrus

That's somebody's thing

... a little Gro Gu doll around and be like, "Oh, this guy, he, Gabrus fully finally lost it."

[laughs] Yeah.

[laughs] I would love to see you...

Dude, you know what you should do? A crazy calendar where it's-

What, every day you do some-

... every month, every month is a different crazy Gabrus.

[laughs]

He drove a white 90s Mitsubishi Eclipse convertible that his rich uncle bought for him.

A fan of fingerless gloves, though he didn't wear a fedora, looked like comedian John Gabrus' twin, spelled like B-O and Axe's flavor of the month.

Oh, Draven, lord help us.

Uh, I don't even know what I can say about that.

Wow, that's edgy.

I thought it was a League of Legends references because my mind is poisoned, but people pointed out that it might be a reference from The Crow, which also is a thing, probably a bit more near this time period.

He had a bad habit, though, of one-upsmanship and better story-itis, loved his eclipse, fan of fingerless gloves, didn't wear a fedora, looked kind of like comedian John Gabrus' twin, hygiene-deprived, but cheerful.

Uh, beards are just, like, slightly smarter Kevins? Does that make sense? Are we doing a tier list of this eventually? Perhaps that's on the docket.

And as always, at the end of the show, I am going to reveal the movie that we will be covering on next week's episode.

Now, heads up, if you are in Los Angeles or planning to come to Los Angeles in October, I would like to invite you to come see June Diane Raphael and myself, as well as Jon Gabrus, you know him from Action Boys, he's also a How Did This Get Made? all-star, as we tape our brand-new improvised multi-cam sitcom.

It is called Dinks: Dual Income, No Kids.

Each episode uses the audience's, uh, feedback and suggestions to, uh, help us make our episode.

Those are both available through the Cursed Media Network.

And this year, he started a new weekly podcast called Superstructure, where he and comedian Jon Gabrus track the power of propaganda, the power of political repression, and the power of revolutionary struggles the world over.

And [laughs]

[laughs]

You, as Brian had mentioned, already talked about the book of The Late Great Planet Earth-

Mm-hmm

... on your show, Superstructure, with Jon Gabrus.

I'm kind of curious to hear about how apocalyptic narratives have come into your world over the years, given how long you've been covering, like I said, weird, cracked guys and the stuff that they do.

And so I, I try to tell them, like, "I'm gonna draw my cartoon the way that I w- want to draw you, and you draw me however you want." And some- sometimes [laughs] I look...

John Gabrus, he made me with like-

Love him

... a bloody tooth and, like, I look, like, it [laughs] like, I looked so unattractive in it.

Let's see what happens.

I opened up for John Gabrus last night.

If you don't know Gabrus, he's a fantastic comedian.

It was great.

But I will say one of the good things about New York is there were a lot of people in town there who ended up doing wonderful guest spots with us.

So you had Peter Serafinowicz drop by and John Gabrus.

I'll

get to that.

[laughs]

As shown, uh, by Jon Gabrus-

Love it

... on the show he did, 101 Places to Party Before You Die.

The show is called Dinks, dual income, no kids.

It will have John Gabrus in it.

And we are putting together right now an amazing guest star cast.

And we want you to be in the audience.

But you can also come see me at Largo on 9-11.

That's right, 9-11 at Largo.

John Gabrus joins us to sit in this month.

Oh, it's going to be fun.