Topic: Gilbert Gottfried

The differences between Los Angeles and San Francisco comedy cultures are discussed, with anecdotes about working with Gilbert Gottfried at MTV. Gottfried is described as a "nightmare" to work with due to his constant use of profanity that required heavy editing. Other legendary figures mentioned include George Carlin, Johnny Carson, and Sam Kinison, the latter of whom is praised for his vocal control and "best girl behavior" in private.

The hosts promote new No Agenda face coverings available at the show's shop, explaining the three-way revenue split between the shop, the artist, and the show. They debut a new "In Search Of" (ISO) audio clip of Mark Levin shouting "I've got no agenda! None!" which they compare to the voice of Gilbert Gottfried.

Comedian Gilbert Gottfried was fired from his role as the voice of the Aflac duck after posting insensitive jokes on Twitter regarding the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan. The hosts discuss Gottfried's reputation for "crazy" humor and suggest Aflac may be using the firing to generate publicity.