Ralph Nadar usually has serious topics of discussion concerning the unregulated business world and the politicians they seek to corrupt. nadir decided to lighten his show and featured for the first half-hour of his podcast the founder and entrepreneur Adam Lippon. The man with a failed wing chicken business had decided to go into the cuddling business and he has received more than enough attention through this disreputable business plan and idea. nadir mentioned that there are many people in the country alone and could use these services and actually made up Adam Lippon as some brilliant business man.
Cuddle.com is the brainchild of Adam Lippon where he has tese people get a license and then basically be sent out to cuddle with people for eighty bucks for an hour service. as Lippon explained to nadir both parties are to read and sign a exclusive contract where there is no sexual contact or play with these important touch and hug services that Lippon thinks will increase in popularity. 
Adam Lippon has found thousands of people willing to invest in his cuddliest.com site and Adam Lippon also explained the cuddling parties which are taking place all over the country as primarily men (gay?) get together and have these parties in urban cities and decide to get together alone and cuddle. we here at the left shark and Adam cuddle I mean Adam Lippon are laughing and gigilagging all the way thinking about this shit. the idea that Adam Lippon is an actual businessman is about as funny as Adam Corolla being a actual best-selling author. Ralph Nadar also talked about how teenagers don't get enough hugs and love from their parents but Lippon was quick to assure the listening audience that you have to be eighteen to use this service and the cuddlists can ask for two hundred dollars a session for anyone older than seventy as who really wants to cuddle up with gray gramps. I would love to see Ralph Nadar cuddle up with a Center Bear for having adam Lippon and a waste of an interview with this jack pumping cock ring wearer.
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