David Cross: The End of the Beginning of the End(2026)
So here we have it, my latest special, The End of the Beginning of the End recorded last year at the 40 Watt in Athens GA. I touch on a bunch of different topics ranging from climbing Machu Picchu with Bob, people who collect shoes, my impression of a very inappropriate Rabbi trying on a pair of shoes that are way too small for him and many others. Just know, the story about the Chinese massage place is 100% true.
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