Ep 108- NFL Drama | Robert Kelly & Paul Virzi

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In this hilarious episode of Bone to Pick Podcast, Robert Kelly, Paul Virzi, and Mike Albanese dive into wild stories about bad hotel room service, broken "Do Not Disturb" signs, ridiculous social media fakes, and over-the-top real estate listing jokes. They roast everything from fake military reunion videos to magic tricks gone wrong, and even debate if getting p*gged is worth $50 million! Plus, hear Robert’s epic rant about outdated Halloween decorations still standing in April. Packed with nonstop laughs, unfiltered rants, and quickfire bones to pick, this episode is a must-watch for fans of comedy podcasts, stand-up comedians, and brutally honest takes on today’s fake internet culture. Check out our Patreon for extra episodes and early episode access: patreon.com/bonetopick

Bobby goes off on a guy wearing a leather top hat in a coffee shop, Paul questions whether straight men should even be flight attendants, and the duo debates just how many handicap parking spots a store really needs. From fashion crimes to in-flight service fails to overcrowded sinks and over-the-top bathroom clutter, no petty grievance is safe. Plus, fan-submitted bones bring the chaos with photographic evidence and a passionate video rant about abuse of handicap placards. Tune in for rants, roast-style riffs, and laugh-out-loud commentary.

In this hilarious and unfiltered episode of Bone to Pick Podcast, comedy legends Robert Kelly and Paul Virzi welcome a call in from comedy icon Colin Quinn for an off-the-rails, laugh-packed session of grievances, rants, and unexpected wisdom. From live plants in restaurants to overbooked airlines and absurd movie tropes, no topic is safe. Colin joins the chaos mid-show to share his signature dry wit and absurd characters, while fans send in their own "bones to pick"—including a wild tale about a vomiting child in a Chili’s. This episode blends raw honesty, clever bits, and nonstop riffing in the only way these veteran comics know how. If you love stand-up comedy, inside-baseball industry talk, and comics being comics, this is a must-watch.   Support the show and get 15% off your Huel order, plus a free gift for new customers, with minimum $75 purchase. With code BONE at https://www.huel.com/bone

In this episode of Bone to Pick, Robert Kelly and Paul Virzi go off on a wild ride—from Mike’s car getting stolen in Queens to outrageous strip club stories, awkward vitamins, and a heated rant about society’s fear of confronting public mental health breakdowns. They tackle everything from lazy cops to the reality of losing a car and a job in 48 hours, all while managing to keep it funny, intense, and relatable. Plus, they dive into fan-submitted “bones to pick,” giving shoutouts and laughs to listeners around the world—including a hilarious segment on tornado watch vs. warning confusion. Support the show and start your free online Hims visit today. Head to https://www.hims.com/BONE

On this episode of Bone to Pick Podcast, comedians Robert Kelly and Paul Virzi go off the rails with hilarious rants about juicy-lipped cops, disappointing hotel meatballs, Tesla vandalism, and the mystery of standing on vs in line. The crew also roasts flavored lip balm, mourns bad appetizers, and dives into fan-submitted “bones to pick” including roundabouts and loading zone violations. Packed with wild banter, absurd impressions, and a Broadway-worthy musical bit about beef jerky, this episode brings unfiltered laughs and relatable gripes. Don't miss the beef, bones, and brilliance—subscribe now and join the Bone Brigade! Support the show and get 15% off your Huel order, plus a free gift for new customers, with minimum $75 purchase. With code BONE at https://www.huel.com/bone Join the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bonetopickcast  

In this hilarious and unfiltered episode of Bone to Pick Podcast, comedians Robert Kelly and Paul Virzi dive into their biggest daily annoyances, from embarrassing parenting moments to awkward gym dads and the never-ending debate on phone placement. The guys also tackle delusional sports parents, the rise of Ozempic and weight-loss injectables, mental health therapy routines, and the overhype of Flamin' Hot Cheeto bagels. With outrageous fan-submitted “bones” and brutally honest takes on everything from Ziploc bags to women's sports to overhead bins on planes, this episode delivers nonstop laughs, real talk, and some spicy roasts. If you love raw comedy with zero filter and maximum relatability, don’t miss this one.   Join our Patreon www.patreon.com/bonetopickcast   Here are the top 10 moments you can expect in this episode: “Men, Stop Putting Your Phone in Your Back Pocket – It Looks Ridiculous” “Delusional Parents: Your Kid’s Not the Victim, He’s the Problem” “Ozempic, Wegovy, and Why Just ‘Eating Better’ Isn’t Enough Anymore” “Flamin’ Hot Cheeto Bagels Are Proof Humanity Has Gone Too Far” “Cheap Ziploc Bags Are Ruining Lives—Spend the Extra 89 Cents!” “Why Every Dad at Youth Sports Looks Exactly the Same” “Busted: Paul Goes to Therapy More Than He’ll Admit” “People Who Hover at the Car Wash Deserve Jail Time” “We Don’t Hate Women’s Sports… But Also, C’mon” “Airplane Rage: Oversized Bags, Entitlement & Overhead Bin Chaos”

Robert Kelly and Paul Virzi dive into the daily annoyances that grind their gears, from people hogging mobile order pickup counters to absurd movie continuity errors (seriously, where do those blood oath scars go?). The guys also debate the quirks of air travel, share fan-submitted bones to pick, take on the unsolicited medical advice epidemic and including a rant about animated pets driving cars—this episode is packed with comedy gold. Don’t miss it!  Subscribe, hit the like button, and send us your own bones to pick at patreon.com/bonetopickcast   Bones addressed: People who don’t move when the train reaches the final stop The ridiculousness of blood oaths in movies and lack of continuity Pets driving cars in animated movies being too unrealistic People hovering around mobile order pickup areas and grabbing the wrong items Unsolicited medical advice from people with no expertise, especially for migraines Shoes left near stairs instead of being put away properly The frustration of unnecessary YouTube censorship and algorithms hiding certain content Annoying train etiquette and entitled passengers The way some people handle their coffee orders in public The absurdity of small daily annoyances that build up over time

Get ready for a hilarious and unfiltered live episode of Bone to Pick Podcast! Recorded at City Vineyard, Robert Kelly and Paul Virzi take the stage to rant about everything that grinds their gears—from sneaker etiquette and awkward public restrooms to the absurdity of fast food drive-thrus and weak handshakes. Featuring surprise guest Ian Fidance, this episode is packed with outrageous audience interactions, fan-submitted gripes, and gut-busting roasts. Support the show and get 50% off your 1 st Factor box, plus free shipping. Use code FACTORPODCAST at https://www.factormeals.com/FACTORPODCAST

From debating the science of cold cans to a bizarre arcade heist, Robert and Paul tackle life’s most ridiculous frustrations. Plus, an unhinged supermarket bathroom encounter and why parking near the garbage cans might be a crime. Life is ice—get your shovel. 🥶💀 #BoneToPickPodcast Support the show and start your free online Hims visit today. Head to https://www.hims.com/BONE