Chad Ruble, our guy who collects bizarre video clips, has managed to pack four stories into his show today, instead of the usual three.
That means you still get plenty of entertainment value, even when you fast-forward past the annoying little kid who sings Beatles songs, which is what you’ll do if you’re smart. Skip the kid, and move ahead to the dude you want for your next pina colada party.
Here’s Chad, and here is Chad’s And Finally archive…
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