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Early Addition: Trump's Team Frustrated By Big Baby Who Refuses To Do Debate Prep
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Early Addition: Trump's Team Frustrated By Big Baby Who Refuses To Do Debate Prep


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Ben Yakas

Published Sep 28, 2016

Modified Sep 28, 2016


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  • Trump's team is frustrated with him because he is a big baby who refuses to prep for debates.
  • Drunk Fallon was spotted dancing to '90s music at Manitoba’s 'til 3a.m. on Monday.
  • Eric Trump said today that it took "courage" for his father to not bring up Monica Lewinsky during the debate, because everyone has gone insane.
  • What does Facebook know about you?
  • Just over half of Clinton voters say white people have too much influence over the country, while only eight percent of Trump voters agree.
  • Trump doesn't know how to laugh, which is one of many reasons why it is so satisfying laughing at him.
  • Headline twist of the day: "Spider bites Australian man on penis again."
  • South Park loves pissing off scientologists.
  • Gov. Christie allegedly laughed when told about the George Washington Bridge lane closures on 9/11, according to his former aide.
  • Some Red Hook residents are sick of Citi Bike and access to stupid convenient bikes.
  • After reading this, you will never view the movie Big the same again.
  • David Ortiz wrote a lovely farewell note to New Yorkers.
  • And finally, these donkeys have their minds blown by seeing green grass for the first time:
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Ben Yakas was born and raised in New York, and has worked for Gothamist for over a decade, and WNYC for four years, covering literally everything. He has hung out with Dan Smith (who will teach you guitar), but still has yet to have a guitar lesson with him.

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