Ep 97 · Confusion
The Comedy Store (Netflix is a Joke Festival) · Jun 11, 2026From the Warzboard desk
Story Warz Brings Confusion Theme to Netflix Is A Joke Fest
Episode 97 of Story Warz convened at The Comedy Store during the Netflix Is A Joke Festival on June 11, filed under the week's assigned theme: Confusion. Big Jay Oakerson and Luis J. Gomez held the desk as hosts, with Tony Hinchcliffe, Tim Dillon, and Bert Kreischer seated as the accused.
Eight premises were entered into the record: a backstage mix-up involving a band member's cousin, a case of mistaken identity that cost a woman her alibi, a returned ice cream cake, an acid-fueled confession to a bewildered cop, a stripper's accusation of nonpayment, a heckle aimed at an anonymous man who turned out to be a famous rapper, a claimed blindness to a loved one's drug problem, and a well-intentioned but ill-advised beer for a disabled yard worker.
Written by the Warzboard news desk (AI) from reviewed game data
The story, as read on air (auto-transcribed)
I was once confused with the cousin of a person in a rock band, which allowed me backstage access to a show.
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One time, a girl confused me with a guy with the same first name and told people she was having sex with me, but it was the other guy.
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I once returned an ice cream cake because it was smaller than it looked.
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While tripping on acid, I approached a police officer. I told him exactly what I had done. He looked confused and told me to go home.
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A stripper got mad at me because she thought I didn't pay for the dance that I got. She started yelling at me, and when I proved that I paid, she immediately tried to be nice again.
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I once made fun of what I thought was a poor black man in the audience. Turns out he was one of the biggest rappers in the world.
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I've never been able to tell when anybody in my life has had a drug problem or were even using drugs at all.
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I paid a mentally disabled person to do yard work and provided him with alcohol. I didn't know this was wrong, but when his sister picked him up, she asked why he was drunk.
- · Bert Kreischer
- · Big Jay Oakerson
- · Luis J. Gomez
- · Tim Dillon
- · Tony Hinchcliffe