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Joe Paisley and Bryan Albrandt
Can You Don't?
Can You Don't? is a weekly, comedic podcast where Joe Paisley and Bryan Albrandt delve into the depths of the Internet in order to retrieve the best and worst examples of humanity, while openly mocking themselves along the way for being complete idiots.
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4.4 stars from 1,089 ratings
This is really bad.
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“It was a pretty good show when Dan Cummins did it under a different name but now it’s just horrible. A show like this needs someone who is actually funny and neither of these dudes are.”
SteveN!?!-.- via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/06/24
Funny
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“It’s funny, give it a try!!!!”
Tricky dicky ok via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/18/24
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“Not exactly sure why Joe thinks it’ll make it funnier to repeat it and yell constantly but it sure does not.”
Hard-nope via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/11/24
Recent Episodes
Who hasn't done some drunk shopping on Amazon, amirite? But have you ever accidentally spent $25,000 when you thought you were spending $250? Let's talk about that, a town that uses rollercoasters in place of public transportation, getting blasted in a Walmart parking lot drinking wine out of a...
Published 11/20/24
If there's ever a perfect time to unintentionally blast the podcast out of your car door for a random polygamist woman to hear... it's when Bryan is screaming about having to finger little kid buttholes. Let's talk about that, accidentally killing your fiancé's brother, getting trapped in your...
Published 11/13/24
Published 11/13/24
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