Eugene Mirman is a master at telling absurdist stories, a good percentage of which are entirely true. On his third album, the comedian is once again inspired by our incongruous world along with the Internet that connects it. An online political survey (“Who should be our next President?”) that redirects to a pill-selling site gets “the Mirm” thinking about some lucrative alternatives (“Should Scott Baio have his own mayo?”), while a certain airline (it’s bleeped out on the album) and the Kafka-esque, Rovi – David Jeffries