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Episode 81 of the Pimp Daddy Podcast features comedian and rapper Fluke Human joining Sheri Ciprane and Brad Rickert for a wild conversation that bounces between comedy, music, and questionable life choices.

We dive into Fluke’s experiences working for TaskRabbit, the differences between writing stand-up comedy and writing rap lyrics, and what makes battle rapping such a unique art form. The crew debates the Mount Rushmore of white rappers, breaks down the eternal question of Chet Hanks vs. Colin Hanks, and shares stories from growing up in Catholic school.

Plus, we settle one of the most important discussions of our time: what are Jim Carrey’s greatest movies?

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🎙️ Hosts:
Brad Rickert
Sheri Ciprane

🎤 Guest:
Fluke Human

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Brad Rickert and Sheri Ciprane are back with another chaotic episode of the Pimp Daddy Podcast. This week the duo talks Met Gala insanity, the roast of Kevin Hart, Funny AF, No Doubt performing at the Sphere, rising gas prices, filing unemployment in New York, and a massive blackjack win.

They also get into Knicks playoff hype, dating coworkers, Chet Hanks going country, how much money you actually need before quitting your day job, and Jamie Pressly joining OnlyFans. Comedy, pop culture, gambling stories, career panic, and dumb opinions — exactly what you signed up for.

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This week on the Pimp Daddy Podcast, Brad Rickert and Sheri Ciprane sit down with NYC comedian and content creator Nate Stein to talk internet fame, stand-up comedy, and the weird corners of American culture.

The crew debates golf vs bowling, rich white people vs poor white people, cigar culture, and why terrible strip clubs somehow beat the expensive ones every time. Nate breaks down how he transitioned from stand-up into viral content creation and why his movie parody videos connect so hard online. They also get into rom com rankings, college life in New Orleans, and the art of making dumb ideas hit millions of views.

A chaotic mix of comedy, internet culture, and unfiltered nonsense from three NYC comics trying to survive modern life.