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The bracket talk has already gotten underway, and there's so much weirdness going on with college basketball, that Free Beer and Hot Wings have a lot to talk about on Segment 16. Joe, unfortunately, is lost. So, of course, Free Beer asks Joe some sports questions to bring him into the conversation.

On Friday's Segment 16, the guys spoke with comic Jim Norton about his show on Saturday night at the Fountain Street Church for Laughfest. Jim was calling from the car, after having performed a 90-minute set in the morning, and promptly made a Jim Croce plane crash joke, a Spotlight screening joke in a church, and more.

Comedian Jim Norton entertained a near sell out crowd Saturday night at the Fountain Street Church, but before he hit the stage, he went through his LaughFest gift bag as character 'Kirk Sinnamin', who's catch phrase happens to be 'cry me a river'. As in the Grand River.

In what grade do we learn the abbreviations for all Fifty Nifty United States? (Which by the way, is a sweet ass song that helps you remember all the states in order.) First, maybe second grade? Well, these folks interviewed on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" must have missed that lesson. They are hard pressed to tell us what states MI, ID, HI, MS are.

Today on Segment 16, the guys talked with Jesse James Dupree of Jackyl and Full Throttle Saloon about his bottle signing in Battle Creek, and the Jackyl show at The Music Factory. It turned out that he was actually in Cracker Barrel, wandering around their store before breakfast.

We talked to Jim about a ton of things including taping for a TV special, hecklers and being attacked on stage, the bits that get him the most hate from Americans and even great American penises!

Fake-friendly banter between newscasters is usually cringeworthy enough on its own. This exchange between an anchor woman and weather man on NBC 15's morning show in Madison, Wisconsin is extra awkward though. And pretty hilarious.

The guys have some fun on Segment 16 today, watching a WZZM story about voter choices for presidential candidate. They all learned today that people of differing political opinion can ACTUALLY LIVE ON THE SAME STREET!

The guys cover a lot of ground on today's Segment 16. From Grand Rapids on another top list, misconceptions about Michigan, misconceptions about New Jersey, and the removal of Wilkommen signs around Holland. Oh, and Monster Trucks.

Today on Segment 16, Mickey Graham from the West Michigan Whitecaps stopped by the studio to share food with the guys. There's only one day left in voting for what new menu items will make it this year, and the guys sample some of the new items up for votes.

Hold onto your Ecto Coolers, the first trailer for the new Ghostbusters movie has finally been released! Who you gonna call?

Bad Lip Reading is just about the only thing that makes election years bearable. It's not like the presidential candidates aren't already saying ridiculous things; but Bad Lip Reading makes it even more hilarious.