Arsenal's 22-year title drought
Arsenal won the Premier League for the first time in 22 years, a moment Bobby Lee called the best week of his life.
Where this was said
Arsenal Win The Premier League!
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Andrew Santino's breezy claim that Toronto 'went off without a hitch' immediately draws suspicion — his tone says otherwise. After a little probing from Bobby Lee, Andrew confirms there were two significant gripes (and a minor third he decides to let go). The episode's running legal-comedy conceit kicks into gear: Carlos Herrera is instructed to get a pen and paper, hold his Juul, and stay silent while the prosecution builds its case. The atmosphere is part court-room drama, part therapy session, with Bobby visibly trying to stay calm despite the mounting resentment he admits was already bubbling before the show started.
Carlos Compares Himself to Robin Williams
Carlos Herrera did a 30-second stage announcement at Bobby Lee's Toronto show and came off feeling like Robin Williams. Bobby's response was surgical: Robin Williams never felt that cocky because he was too talented to be that deluded.
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