Martini Shot

Bad real person

Rob laughs at a couple of very famous people's physical misfortunes, and then feels bad about it because he's told they're real people, which is something he often forgest, because he's not totally convinced it's true.

By Rob Long • Oct 12, 2016 • 3m Listen

Let me begin with a confession: I am not, it turns out, a very nice person. When I first heard the news that Kim Kardashian, the international Twitter and Instagram sensation -- among other notorieties -- was robbed at gunpoint in her Paris apartment, I admit it. I laughed. The people I was with shook their heads....

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Bad real person

Rob laughs at a couple of very famous people's physical misfortunes, and then feels bad about it because he's told they're real people, which is something he often forgest, because he's not totally convinced it's true.

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Martini Shot

Bad real person

Rob laughs at a couple of very famous people's physical misfortunes, and then feels bad about it because he's told they're real people, which is something he often forgest, because he's not totally convinced it's true.

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