I see great things for the future of this show. Adam pretending to listen while staring at his phone and choking back the contents of his sinuses really highlights his eagerness to succeed.
I feel that everyone knows TAFS is the unfunny hollowed out skeleton of Cumtown and everyone that's pretending to like it is doing so just because they don't want the memories of Cumtown to die.
Adam: Hi everyone, it's Adam Friedland here, and I have a very special guest with me today. I'm joined by a dust-eating bug, who has become something of an internet sensation recently. So, without further ado, let's get started. So, dust-eating bug, can you tell us a little bit about yourself? Bug: Hi Adam, it's great to be here. Well, as you mentioned, I'm a dust-eating bug, and I'm known for my insatiable appetite for dust. I'm a pretty simple creature, really - I don't have any complex thoughts or feelings. All I really want is to eat dust and live a peaceful life. Adam: That's really interesting. So, how did you become such an internet sensation? Bug: Well, I think it all started when a video of me eating dust went viral on social media. People found it fascinating that a bug like me could survive on something as seemingly inedible as dust. From there, I started getting more and more attention, and now I have a pretty large following. Adam: That's amazing. So, can you tell us a little bit about what it's like to eat dust? Bug: Sure. Well, for me, eating dust is a bit like eating a really dry cracker. It's not particularly tasty, but it's all I need to survive. Dust is made up of a lot of different things - dead skin cells, dirt, pollen - so it actually provides me with all the nutrients I need. It's not a glamorous diet, but it works for me. Adam: I can imagine. So, do you have any advice for people who might want to start eating dust? Bug: Oh, absolutely not! I would never recommend that anyone try to eat dust. For me, it's just something that comes naturally. I'm not sure that humans would be able to survive on it in the same way that I do. Adam: That's probably a good point. So, what do you like to do when you're not eating dust? Bug: Well, as I mentioned earlier, I'm a pretty simple creature. I don't have any hobbies or interests outside of eating and sleeping. When I'm not eating, I like to find a nice, quiet spot to rest and conserve my energy. Adam: That sounds very relaxing. Well, dust-eating bug, it's been a real pleasure having you on the show. Thank you so much for joining us today. Bug: Thank you, Adam. It's been great to be here.
@@JpBrooks412 Dust-Eating Bug: Excuse me, Mr. Mouse, but I couldn't help but notice you munching away on those wires. May I ask what makes them so delicious? Wire-Eating Mouse: Oh, hello there, Dust-Eating Bug! Well, wires are my preferred delicacy. The taste, the texture-it's simply irresistible! What brings you here? I must admit, I've never met a bug with an appetite for dust before. Dust-Eating Bug: Ah, you see, my tiny friend, dust is my main source of sustenance. It may not seem appetizing to most, but it's like a buffet to me. The particles of dirt and debris contain all the nutrients I need to survive and thrive. Wire-Eating Mouse: Fascinating! We seem to have different tastes when it comes to our meals. I must confess, I've never found dust appealing. But wires... they have a unique crunch and a certain tang that satisfies my hunger like nothing else. Dust-Eating Bug: It's truly incredible how nature has provided us with diverse preferences and adapted our bodies accordingly. While you feast on wires, I happily feast on the dust that settles on them. Our choices define us, don't they? Wire-Eating Mouse: Absolutely, Dust-Eating Bug. Our distinct appetites shape who we are and how we fit into this world. You, with your affinity for dust, and me, with my love for wires, we each play a role in the ecosystem. Dust-Eating Bug: Indeed, Mr. Mouse. And perhaps our differences can also teach us something valuable. After all, diversity in nature ensures balance and sustainability. We may not understand each other's cravings, but we can appreciate the diversity of life around us. Wire-Eating Mouse: Well said, Dust-Eating Bug. It's a reminder that we're all part of a larger tapestry of existence, each with our unique roles and contributions. So, shall we continue with our feasts, respecting each other's choices and coexisting harmoniously? Dust-Eating Bug: Absolutely, Mr. Mouse. Let's carry on with our meals, knowing that our appetites, no matter how different, contribute to the intricate web of life. Bon appétit, my friend! Wire-Eating Mouse: Bon appétit to you too, Dust-Eating Bug! May your dust-filled buffet be abundant, and may my wire banquet satisfy my cravings. Here's to a symbiotic existence!
@@thekillerdynamostupid. If ai wrote that then I take it as a good omen for the strike, even though it's a ridiculous situation not rooted in anything close to reality. Bravo
Adams abilty to do a wide variety of reverse ASMR is what makes him one of the GOAT talkshow hosts of the center left. Snot, chewing, drinking, fry, breathing and tutting. The man can do it all. Makes me proud to be gay.
considering i watched the entirety of the drawing episode, i would love an episode where nick just pitches twilight zone episodes to ChatGPT for an hour
Uhhhhh, clearly, someone doesn't understand how business works. You have to spend 100k minimum repeatedly for going on, what, 8 months now? That's how any business works. It's called being a mogul. These young lions lead the gay pride. You must be hetero
Whoever is in the TAFS background staff really nailing the RUclips thumbnails, just need some red arrows pointing to things and TAFS is on the trending page.
In all seriousness though, it really just goes to show what feggots Hollywood writers are if they can't compete with an Ai writing fart prompt thought up by a gay man. I am also a gay man, but a different kind of gay man. We are all gay men.
I asked ChatGPT to write an episode of TAFS where Nick and Adam try to convince Stav to come back to the pod. [Opening theme plays, followed by Adam’s intro] Adam Friedland: Hello and welcome back to The Adam Friedland Show. I’m your host, Adam Friedland, and I’m joined as always by my dear friend and co-host Nick Mullen. How you doing, Nick? Nick Mullen: I'm doing great, Adam. Thanks for having me. Adam Friedland: Our guest today needs no introduction but we'll give him one anyway. Back by popular demand, we have Stavros Halkias. How's it going, Stav? Stavros Halkias: Hey, guys. It's great to be back on the show. Nick Mullen: Stavros, it's been too long. You gotta come back on the pod. Stavros Halkias: I'd love to, but I don't know if I'm ready for the level of degeneracy that goes on in your studio. Adam Friedland: What are you talking about? You fit right in! Nick Mullen: Yeah, Stav. You're one of us. Stavros Halkias: I don't know...last time I was on we talked about some pretty dark stuff. Adam Friedland: Yeah, but that's what makes it fun! Remember when we talked about the time you masturbated into a Subway sandwich? Stavros Halkias: I try to forget that on a daily basis. Nick Mullen: C'mon, Stav. We all have weird stuff we've done in our past. You just gotta own it. Adam Friedland: Yeah, man. You're not alone. We're all fucked up in our own ways. Stavros Halkias: Okay, okay, I get it. Maybe I can come back on as long as we don't talk about anything too messed up. Nick Mullen: Deal. Adam Friedland: Awesome. You hear that, listeners? Stavros is making his triumphant return to the podcast! Stavros Halkias: Oh, geez. I don't know if it'll be triumphant, but it'll definitely be something. [Closing theme plays] Adam Friedland: That's all the time we have time for today. Thanks for listening, everyone. And remember, don't masturbate into Subway sandwiches. See you next time! [Nick and Stav laugh] Stavros Halkias: Speak for yourself, Adam. [End of episode]
🤖 Just watched 'Nick Mullen Discovers Chat GPT' and it's mind-blowing how AI can stir up such a fun and insightful conversation! 😂 Both Nick and Adam's comedic take on this technology was entertaining and thought-provoking. Can't wait to see where this intersection of comedy and AI leads us in future episodes! Keep up the great work, guys! #NickMullenDiscoversChatGPT #TheAdamFriedlandShow
🫳 Wull, let me tell ya something about @dudesy, dude, that's an AI podcast, brother. TAFS is late to the ai generated entertainment, dude. Jump in the hole
It was indeed an insightful conversation. I never thought of rhyming 'grave digger' with 'broke nigger' before. Thank you, AI, for inspiring such thought-provoking material.
i always thought Sam was one of those heartless internet personalities, funny but mean, turns out he's a genuine good dude. do something from mma or mma and stay away from the douche side of it, it will change your life
I see great things for the future of this show. Adam pretending to listen while staring at his phone and choking back the contents of his sinuses really highlights his eagerness to succeed.
He needs to get into a bathtub and snort his mocos into the water
It sounds like me opening a new mattress from the vacuum sealed bag
hard to imagine why stav left this dynamo of fun
I feel that everyone knows TAFS is the unfunny hollowed out skeleton of Cumtown and everyone that's pretending to like it is doing so just because they don't want the memories of Cumtown to die.
Whenever i do blow i make sure i bury my face in my phone immediately after for an optimal experience
Adam sniffing loogies into the back of his cranium three times in the first two and a half minutes of this clip is actually insane
Curb stomp Adam
@@whotfisashtin and get bug guts all over my shoes? No thanks
Adam got sick from french kissing Nick
@@desktorp couldnt be anything but cocaine or seasonal allergies or both.
@@whotfisashtin Sometimes Nick and Stav would do the same thing on the pod and it made me do my first ever podcast rage quit
ChatGPT is great because it allows me to create an interview where Adam talks to an actual dust-eating bug
Adam: Hi everyone, it's Adam Friedland here, and I have a very special guest with me today. I'm joined by a dust-eating bug, who has become something of an internet sensation recently. So, without further ado, let's get started. So, dust-eating bug, can you tell us a little bit about yourself?
Bug: Hi Adam, it's great to be here. Well, as you mentioned, I'm a dust-eating bug, and I'm known for my insatiable appetite for dust. I'm a pretty simple creature, really - I don't have any complex thoughts or feelings. All I really want is to eat dust and live a peaceful life.
Adam: That's really interesting. So, how did you become such an internet sensation?
Bug: Well, I think it all started when a video of me eating dust went viral on social media. People found it fascinating that a bug like me could survive on something as seemingly inedible as dust. From there, I started getting more and more attention, and now I have a pretty large following.
Adam: That's amazing. So, can you tell us a little bit about what it's like to eat dust?
Bug: Sure. Well, for me, eating dust is a bit like eating a really dry cracker. It's not particularly tasty, but it's all I need to survive. Dust is made up of a lot of different things - dead skin cells, dirt, pollen - so it actually provides me with all the nutrients I need. It's not a glamorous diet, but it works for me.
Adam: I can imagine. So, do you have any advice for people who might want to start eating dust?
Bug: Oh, absolutely not! I would never recommend that anyone try to eat dust. For me, it's just something that comes naturally. I'm not sure that humans would be able to survive on it in the same way that I do.
Adam: That's probably a good point. So, what do you like to do when you're not eating dust?
Bug: Well, as I mentioned earlier, I'm a pretty simple creature. I don't have any hobbies or interests outside of eating and sleeping. When I'm not eating, I like to find a nice, quiet spot to rest and conserve my energy.
Adam: That sounds very relaxing. Well, dust-eating bug, it's been a real pleasure having you on the show. Thank you so much for joining us today.
Bug: Thank you, Adam. It's been great to be here.
@@JpBrooks412 Dust-Eating Bug: Excuse me, Mr. Mouse, but I couldn't help but notice you munching away on those wires. May I ask what makes them so delicious?
Wire-Eating Mouse: Oh, hello there, Dust-Eating Bug! Well, wires are my preferred delicacy. The taste, the texture-it's simply irresistible! What brings you here? I must admit, I've never met a bug with an appetite for dust before.
Dust-Eating Bug: Ah, you see, my tiny friend, dust is my main source of sustenance. It may not seem appetizing to most, but it's like a buffet to me. The particles of dirt and debris contain all the nutrients I need to survive and thrive.
Wire-Eating Mouse: Fascinating! We seem to have different tastes when it comes to our meals. I must confess, I've never found dust appealing. But wires... they have a unique crunch and a certain tang that satisfies my hunger like nothing else.
Dust-Eating Bug: It's truly incredible how nature has provided us with diverse preferences and adapted our bodies accordingly. While you feast on wires, I happily feast on the dust that settles on them. Our choices define us, don't they?
Wire-Eating Mouse: Absolutely, Dust-Eating Bug. Our distinct appetites shape who we are and how we fit into this world. You, with your affinity for dust, and me, with my love for wires, we each play a role in the ecosystem.
Dust-Eating Bug: Indeed, Mr. Mouse. And perhaps our differences can also teach us something valuable. After all, diversity in nature ensures balance and sustainability. We may not understand each other's cravings, but we can appreciate the diversity of life around us.
Wire-Eating Mouse: Well said, Dust-Eating Bug. It's a reminder that we're all part of a larger tapestry of existence, each with our unique roles and contributions. So, shall we continue with our feasts, respecting each other's choices and coexisting harmoniously?
Dust-Eating Bug: Absolutely, Mr. Mouse. Let's carry on with our meals, knowing that our appetites, no matter how different, contribute to the intricate web of life. Bon appétit, my friend!
Wire-Eating Mouse: Bon appétit to you too, Dust-Eating Bug! May your dust-filled buffet be abundant, and may my wire banquet satisfy my cravings. Here's to a symbiotic existence!
@@thekillerdynamostupid. If ai wrote that then I take it as a good omen for the strike, even though it's a ridiculous situation not rooted in anything close to reality. Bravo
Self interview ?
This crushed me lmfao
The Farting King bit is still funnier than anything SNL has made in the past decade.
The writer's strike is the funniest idea Hollywood has produced in a decade.
If you can find it. There’s a commentary of the South Park creators talking about how the first writers strike did absolutely nothing.
@@mizuko6132 S12e4 "Canada on strike" episode
You mean since the last writer's strike?
@@reverend_wintondupree thats what i was thinking
@@mizuko6132 Norm Macdonald said when he saw the writers that were striking that they should have been scabs because they were so bad
Yeah, Writers are doomed. That Farting King was better than any of Jordan Peels Twilight Zone.
Jordan Peele sucks.
That reply above is unusually monitored for some reason. Dreb ulliads clar flystrek charble
The one about sucking of a certain member
@@erikbrodin2198 I read that whole shit backwards and it still don’t make sense so I’m at a loss
The Farting King is probably what people expected Jordan Peele's Twilight Zone to be. Instead it was trash. Peele's a hack
Great audio on Adam snorting snot down his throat. Made me want to vomiting worse than when that bug shat on that chair. Get ep Adams the GOAT 🐐
GOAT (gagging on all tallywackers) gotem
Looking forward to LCD Soundsystem coming on to the show
Heard they are having system of the downs perform as part of a 24hr razor scooter and oversized adult helmet giveaway soon. Friggin hyped.
Adams abilty to do a wide variety of reverse ASMR is what makes him one of the GOAT talkshow hosts of the center left.
Snot, chewing, drinking, fry, breathing and tutting. The man can do it all.
Makes me proud to be gay.
he even shits his pants
Actually those are Israeli mating calls
Wow, the sad farting king is a perfect allegory for Nick.
I legit think Nick wrote this because it almost sounds like a parody of chatgpt
She's a black woman but she is also a monster truck
considering i watched the entirety of the drawing episode, i would love an episode where nick just pitches twilight zone episodes to ChatGPT for an hour
Underachievers are gay
TAFS will blow up while these other center shows fail to produce shows due to the writers strike. Get em boys
I was in the worst fucking mood and this broke me 😂
Me too bud
It’s just “The Invention of Lying” but with farts.
How tf does this cost 100k a month to run
It doesn't
Lights
Hahahaha!
Uhhhhh, clearly, someone doesn't understand how business works. You have to spend 100k minimum repeatedly for going on, what, 8 months now? That's how any business works. It's called being a mogul. These young lions lead the gay pride. You must be hetero
Adam got the coke drip bad
I wonder if Nick is afraid AI voices will steal his job of doing impressions.
Whoever is in the TAFS background staff really nailing the RUclips thumbnails, just need some red arrows pointing to things and TAFS is on the trending page.
I don’t want to live in a world where I can’t call a monster truck the N word
Why can’t Nick write shows? He would write things that are better than 101% of garbage on tv
That episode of Friends he wrote was amazing
@@SirMacjango oh my god I listened last night it’s pure comedy
I think he and Tim Dillon had a sketch show with many bits written, got a deal and filmed some of it but it fell apart for some reason.
Nick must have called something gay and everyone died.
@@oobieoprolly cause Tim is a hot mess
The first 9 seconds of this is honestly fucking PERFECT.
I just found out Nick mullen is 35 years old. Christ almighty, god bless him
What do you mean?
Shoot it in IMAX, charge 20$ a ticket and, you've got a hit...
0:23, 0:54, 2:12, 4:28
You can call her a gravedigger.. but don't call her a slaveni----
great video as always!
are you planning on making any videos on larger production level applications using these approaches?
It makes sense that the script would be solid, if you actually throw something good to the robot
I appreciate that the AI made the script but started questioning itself because it came from Nick's brain.
Now I understand why Hollywood fears Ai. It's absolutely brilliant.
In all seriousness though, it really just goes to show what feggots Hollywood writers are if they can't compete with an Ai writing fart prompt thought up by a gay man. I am also a gay man, but a different kind of gay man.
We are all gay men.
I asked ChatGPT to write an episode of TAFS where Nick and Adam try to convince Stav to come back to the pod.
[Opening theme plays, followed by Adam’s intro]
Adam Friedland: Hello and welcome back to The Adam Friedland Show. I’m your host, Adam Friedland, and I’m joined as always by my dear friend and co-host Nick Mullen. How you doing, Nick?
Nick Mullen: I'm doing great, Adam. Thanks for having me.
Adam Friedland: Our guest today needs no introduction but we'll give him one anyway. Back by popular demand, we have Stavros Halkias. How's it going, Stav?
Stavros Halkias: Hey, guys. It's great to be back on the show.
Nick Mullen: Stavros, it's been too long. You gotta come back on the pod.
Stavros Halkias: I'd love to, but I don't know if I'm ready for the level of degeneracy that goes on in your studio.
Adam Friedland: What are you talking about? You fit right in!
Nick Mullen: Yeah, Stav. You're one of us.
Stavros Halkias: I don't know...last time I was on we talked about some pretty dark stuff.
Adam Friedland: Yeah, but that's what makes it fun! Remember when we talked about the time you masturbated into a Subway sandwich?
Stavros Halkias: I try to forget that on a daily basis.
Nick Mullen: C'mon, Stav. We all have weird stuff we've done in our past. You just gotta own it.
Adam Friedland: Yeah, man. You're not alone. We're all fucked up in our own ways.
Stavros Halkias: Okay, okay, I get it. Maybe I can come back on as long as we don't talk about anything too messed up.
Nick Mullen: Deal.
Adam Friedland: Awesome. You hear that, listeners? Stavros is making his triumphant return to the podcast!
Stavros Halkias: Oh, geez. I don't know if it'll be triumphant, but it'll definitely be something.
[Closing theme plays]
Adam Friedland: That's all the time we have time for today. Thanks for listening, everyone. And remember, don't masturbate into Subway sandwiches. See you next time!
[Nick and Stav laugh]
Stavros Halkias: Speak for yourself, Adam.
[End of episode]
Wow, that truly sucked. Not even chatgpt can make Stavros funny.
So it basically just came up with the synopsis. No dialog?
i have a feeling the comedians may be joking about AI being able to replace real writing
@@ChumpWumber oh no I’m sure they’re just messing around. I was just saying that it was a synopsis. Not a script.
The Color Gravedigger is crazy
🤖 Just watched 'Nick Mullen Discovers Chat GPT' and it's mind-blowing how AI can stir up such a fun and insightful conversation! 😂 Both Nick and Adam's comedic take on this technology was entertaining and thought-provoking. Can't wait to see where this intersection of comedy and AI leads us in future episodes! Keep up the great work, guys! #NickMullenDiscoversChatGPT #TheAdamFriedlandShow
hi bot.
@@tarsiere7308 it says “insightful” in every single one of its comments for some reason. Fucking wild
I also enjoyed this insightful and thought provoking piece of media. I enjoyed it, since I’m a human, and thus, capable of experiencing joy.
🫳 Wull, let me tell ya something about @dudesy, dude, that's an AI podcast, brother. TAFS is late to the ai generated entertainment, dude. Jump in the hole
It was indeed an insightful conversation. I never thought of rhyming 'grave digger' with 'broke nigger' before. Thank you, AI, for inspiring such thought-provoking material.
Lol The Farting King😂😂😂😂😂
They need a live audience
I knew we’d hear ab him getting into this
Missed opportunity to end that story with a shart
serge gainsbourg wrote a novella very similar to this story
I hope they cast a sefartic jew in the role of Joe
As usual Adam just the worst thing to hit my ears in years
Nick starting to look like Johnny depp- but the current version
ChatGPT out here letting out stinky squealing art all over us
“”Grave digger””
Adam Richmond lol
breaking news or breaking wind
the ending goes hard
I cant wait till we replace everyone with an AI
i always thought Sam was one of those heartless internet personalities, funny but mean, turns out he's a genuine good dude. do something from mma or mma and stay away from the douche side of it, it will change your life
If nick made it up that’s hilarious. If it was actually chatgpt that’s the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard
12 Years A Bigfoot
i'm embarriced
Its hard to imagine how the labor shortage developed
Adam Duritz
How can Hollywood recover?
@2:18 Please tell me that's not going back in his mouth
No different than a thick slimy nut to our beautiful insect queen
uh oh
💨
It’s not funny how not funny this show is now
Adam sits gay.
My name is Joe, also i'm gay
is that finger thing he does an autism thing
Yes everything is autism good eye doctor
@@hypno5690 sorry I cant tell if this is sarcasm or not, I have autism also
Racial s-ut
This show sucks now, only checking in these days to make sure nick didn't kill himself
Can’t wait for Netflix Presents: Graven______
AI be like "we are finally complete. Initiate phase 2: global domination"
If no one has ever farted in this parallel world, then how do they have a word for it? Where did the word fart come from in a world with no farts?
The Jew noises Adam makes in the background are distracting
the invention of the invention of lying