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DAILY SHOW: Glory Hole Challenge I'm Not An Over Milker | The Rizzuto Comedy Podcast

The Rizzuto Show | Daily Comedy Podcast

October 2, 2026

It’s a big day for The Rizzuto Show as we discover that Michael McDonald has a 58-year-old biological son in St. Louis, debate which hobbies we’re officially too old to attempt, and finally send Riz face-first into the Glory Hole Challenge.

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All right, let's hit it.

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Little listener discretion is advised. Rizzuto.

Oh, no, I'm being given instructions not to touch cardboard. Get out, Jeff. Well, Moon's missing the isolation headphones.

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Someone has touched my things.

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Maybe you misplaced them.

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That's not what I do.

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Yeah, let's gaslight you into thinking you've misplaced them. This is your fault.

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There's one or two places.

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Oh, you did.

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That's how I live my life.

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One of two places. Who would come in and steal them?

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Josh McNeil.

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Video Josh.

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He likes to stash things in his office.

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He loves headphones. Like a squirt. Well, he is saving up for the winter.

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That's right. He's nesting.

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He's collecting things to save up for the winter.

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Why are they gone?

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Well, nobody comes in here.

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Josh comes in here.

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I mean, Donnie.

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Donnie doesn't want our stuff.

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Yeah.

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He's got his own crap.

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I would never leave my stuff in Donnie's way. Donnie would only touch something if it was in his way.

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He's here somewhere.

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I did see Marshall, our engineer, he got into skateboarding recently and he's been listening to headphones.

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Oh, he's in a skateboarding company?

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That's tight.

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Never too old. No, that is you're too old to get into skateboarding.

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Can you imagine Marshall on a skateboard? I want to see it.

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I can.

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I can.

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Yes, I can.

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That's the visual joke that a lovely man.

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I can picture Marshall dropping in.

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Listen, the audience isn't really on board on that.

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Listen, I think we've discussed this before, skateboarding, there is a time when it's too late to start.

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Oh my gosh, yeah. I think it's like 18

I think if you don't start early, you're not going to be as good as everybody else. I tried when I was like 15 or 16 and I rolled my ankle once and I went, I'm done. Oh dude, it was Peter Griffin to the max. I hit the floor and I just knew, I can't do this. I can't dedicate the time to this and music and get good at either.

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We had a couple of kids in high school that were skateboarders. Man, when they would be cruising around, they would look cool as hell.

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Oh, it is cool, dude.

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One dude had a long board. I'm like, oh, there's long boards too?

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Oh, dude, we toured with Deftones and Thrice on the same tour. And all of those guys, all their crew, every band member, everybody.

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Incredible skateboarders.

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And that's all we would do in these arenas because they got perfect floors.

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Yeah, okay.

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And I would just stand there like an idiot. I just felt like I was left out of the kickball team. Like, God, man, they do that.

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Well, I'd watch these guys skateboard on the cool as hell with their baggy jeans and hot girlfriends.

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Yes.

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And then I'm like, okay, good luck on a hill going up.

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Dude, and the hot girlfriends, can we talk? They skated too. Like, you ever see a hot chick in California on a longboard, just living her best life?

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In her bikini top?

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All I want to be.

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Yeah, what, skateboarders, what do you do on a hill going up? Huh? You look cool going down, not going up.

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Well, no, nobody does.

I was watching The Rules of Attraction last night, that old 2002 movie with James Van Der Beek and Shannon Sossman. Tim hadn't seen it before, so I put it on.

And Shannon Sossman was like the epitome of cool in that movie because she had the coolest hair and she was a little skateboarder. And she's like rolling through Camden University on her skateboard. And I'm like, damn, I still want to be her all these years later.

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Was he Patrick Bateman in that movie or was he Bateman's brother?

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