3787: The Plow w/ Kevin Allison and Calvin Cato

[Keith]

Favorites Kevin Allison and Calvin Cato help bid Chemda farewell as they discuss bad jobs and bad boys, a 22-year-old basketball coach impersonating a 13-year-old player, Oprah Winfrey leaving the board of WeightWatchers after admitting to using a weight-loss drug, Real Housewives stars suing Bravo and Andy Cohen for insidious behavior, and the Supreme Court ruling that no state could dump a federal candidate off any ballot.

Guests:
Calvin Cato


Kevin Allison



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[bonscott1]

When I was 20 I left a job at McDonalds with a 10 day notice and the manager complained that I didn't give a 2 week notice. Are you fucking kidding me? This is McDonalds. Last week you had to call a 17 year old employee's mom to ask where he was after he no-call no-showed for a shift.

[shoebootie]

I will thumbs down a show on netflix so they know... just because I watched 4 or 5 seasons of it DOES NOT MEAN I LIKED IT. I had to finish it because of having the "i gotta finish this" disease.

WHOEVER told me to watch the show Manifest can 105% get fucked. I wish I remembered which asshole said "it's a slow start but it gets really good." It does not. Don't do it.

[Jewelz]

Every time Keith talks about digging holes when he was younger I think of the book/movie “Holes”. If you haven’t heard of it it’s where these juvenile delinquents have to dig holes looking for treasure for punishment. Maybe his dad got his punishment from this???? As Keith says he never had an original thought…😆

[jcro21]

Holes was written in 1998, so maybe Louis Sachar got the idea from Keith's dad? I think digging holes as punishment used to be more popular back in the day, Holes the book/Keith are not the only places I've heard of it.

[bluenova]

I was talking to someone who is more knowledgeable (than me) about the politics and the statements made in the Supreme Court decision. They said that part of the choice was to avoid red states from having more power to abuse. If states can say someone is not allowed on the ballot, it "takes away the ability for all of America to decide their president". As if Gerrymandering and all that shit isn't stopped for the same reason. But, it seems like the worry is that red states that have done shady things like Gerrymandering and making voting harder to stay in power, could then potentially try to use this tactic as well to take someone like Biden off their ballot if allowed. They keep trying to impeach him over nothing as is. Allowing this would also tip the balance of power from the federal government to the states, which they also don't want.

[g001dfinger]

I just always assumed your Dad got the hole digging idea from Cool Hand Luke movie.

[Keith]

And that dirt looked soft! I needed a pick-axe!

[florencepugh]

Honestly, no! Burning bridges isn't really my style. But, I can understand the frustration sometimes.

fnf