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Today Jess and Chris of Escape From Plan A Podcast sit down with Trevor to talk about Hasan Minhaj's two "comedy" specials, Patriot Act being a toxic workplace, and the New Yorker Article 'Hasan Minhaj's "Emotional Truths"'. 

and be sure to check out Chris's Substack at: https://salieriredemption.substack.com/ 

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Co-produced & edited by Aaron C. Schroeder / Pierced Ears Recording Co, Seattle WA (www.piercedearsrec.com). Opening theme composed by T. Beaulieu. Closing theme composed by Dustfingaz (https://www.youtube.com/user/TheRazhu_)

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Mr. Lobotomy

In Jordan Peele’s Twilight Zone, Kumal Nanjiani played a comedian who was successful by only doing jokes about his life and people in it. He does this despite how everyone he mentions then disappears as if they never existed, including his wife. He is even rewarded with turning an attractive lesbian comedian straight. I think this relates to a point Jess made about Minhaj being perhaps lazy by over sharing his personal life and people in it.

Mr. Lobotomy

“Infinity stones of identity” That’s a great one by T

Vik Rai

I doubt his wife cares honestly, he’s serving up the schlock ppl wants. At the end of day I bet she gets that if she’s with him. Everyone sells themselves and he just decided to go super hard lol

Vik Rai

Also Sacramento is rlly brown although heavily Punjabi Sikh

Peter Fishbeast

There was slightly too much of people interrupting each other and talking over each other in this episode, it’s a little stressful to listen to, though I enjoyed it overall, everyone seemed so impatient to need to make their points

Amis Maldonado

Trevor needs to be better at not interrupting. It makes it really difficult to get through an episode. It feels like he’s not so much listening as just waiting to talk and get his point across.