Life's Annoying, But There's Room for Laughter
James and AJ discuss the annoying parts of life, including constant bathroom breaks and dealing with people who didn't watch the moon landing. AJ shares his unconventional plans for his funeral and body donation, which includes outsourcing the funeral and donating his body to science and the cannibalism fetish community. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they reference Louis C.K's jokes on similar topics.In this clip
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