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I don't think she can be a white lady, though. Did you
8:02
know that now that would be offensive. Now we should look at
8:04
it. No, no. Here she is. She's black.
8:06
Excellent. All right. Wait, hold on. I
8:08
have a question. If we have an election party this year,
8:10
will you come? We should
8:13
do it. Do it like this. We have to
8:15
do it. And it is Trump again, right? Yeah,
8:17
it's going to be Trump. Should we do this
8:19
time, though? We should all just like I think
8:21
meditate silently and take it be really somber and
8:23
serious. We should have an election party. OK.
8:26
How do you want to do it? Will you plan the
8:28
party? Yeah, I'll
8:30
plan it. I'll plan it with these guys. Oh,
8:32
with our podcast producers? Yeah, yeah. You know what
8:34
was sad about the party? There was one point
8:36
when I was one of the few
8:39
people down here. And you had like a blow
8:41
up. Flamingo.
8:45
But also, I could have sworn it was
8:47
like a blow up woman. That
8:50
could be. And she was floating face
8:52
down. That
8:54
was a flamingo. In the pool. It's
8:57
possible as a guy who had a blow up woman. But
9:00
we also had a deep symbol. We
9:02
had a playlist. We had a playlist
9:04
going. We drug a TV out to
9:06
the pool. And people
9:08
were like eating their mini burritos
9:11
and watching just the video portion
9:15
while these times they are a
9:17
changin' was like playing. Like we
9:19
had all these like kind of
9:21
like hippy. And
9:24
it just felt so unbelievable that
9:26
someone who was that
9:28
way towards women could
9:30
ever be elected president. Like that's not how
9:33
I was ever raised. And
9:35
that's why I get so mad when people are like, oh,
9:38
I don't need my president to be a nice guy. It's
9:41
like OK. Say that again. I don't
9:43
need that. Natasha, you don't
9:45
have to change your voice. You already
9:47
have the voice that you're trying to change
9:49
to. You came into the party. You're already
9:52
doing the accent. OK. I
9:54
have limited ability to speak. So let me just get it out.
9:57
That is a big one of the things that people say
9:59
when when like when I'm on the road and I bring
10:01
people up and they're like I'll vote for Trump and I
10:03
always ask him why and they're like yeah I don't need
10:05
my president to be a nice guy and
10:08
but my daughter doesn't know who Trump is. Yes she
10:11
does. Not really. She called him the corny president. She
10:13
goes because when she was born. Why
10:15
are we talking about Trump? Well
10:17
he did just get. Oh that's true.
10:19
He is relevant honey. He is relevant
10:21
today. What do you think?
10:23
Anything will anything come of that? Nothing.
10:26
It just feels so ridiculous. We're so
10:28
through the looking glasses in society. I
10:30
just think the Democrats wanted to taint
10:33
him before the election. It doesn't matter
10:35
whether he he beat the case or
10:37
not. It's just like it's
10:40
politics. Like I feel like we
10:42
have two terrible choices for president
10:44
and we deserve better as
10:46
a country and and and that's more
10:48
troubling to me than anything. Right what
10:50
is Colin Quinn had a joke he
10:53
was like every four years we elect
10:55
a president and forty nine point nine
10:57
percent of the country is like enraged
10:59
and betrayed. He's like that doesn't seem
11:02
like a system of government that works.
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I just don't want my daughter hearing
11:06
things he said. I don't like
11:08
the modeling. I don't want her to know that you can't
11:10
have dojo cat honey. I
11:12
don't want her to know that you can
11:14
like talk to people like that. Call people
11:16
names whatever other unhinged unruly
11:19
things and it's gonna be way worse. Oh
11:21
my God maybe we should have an election party because
11:24
maybe you know we'll be able
11:26
to celebrate. Celebrate
11:28
Biden and then there's a
11:30
Biden party. Everybody's
11:33
like eating cottage cheese and having like it
11:35
would be fun to see who comes though.
11:40
Nobody should only invite back. Yeah. We should
11:42
only invite the people we invited the first
11:44
time. Yeah that's right. And see if they'll
11:46
come. See if they come. See if this
11:48
is like not a revenge
11:51
but like a but
11:53
again it's just the candidates are
11:55
sad. So it's like I'm
11:58
just like it's whatever I'm just gonna live my life. I'm
12:00
getting Italian citizenship. What are you doing? I? I'm
12:04
gonna vote for Robert F Kennedy
12:06
jr. That's what I'm gonna do. What do
12:08
you think of him? I don't know
12:10
enough about him. My voice is better than
12:12
his that's true. You do see him. Wait
12:14
a minute I think you're
12:17
on your way to be in here the VP
12:19
can well, I don't know enough about him I
12:21
don't like that. He does comedy podcasts and surfs
12:23
and talk and is like we he's a weird He
12:25
seems like a wacko. I don't we don't need more
12:28
wacko. We don't need to turn the dial up on
12:30
wacko Look him up and see if you do you
12:32
like him? I saw something where
12:35
he was like explaining Oh,
12:38
the war in the Ukraine.
12:40
Mm-hmm like in an honest way. Mm-hmm
12:42
and he looped in Black
12:45
Rock and NATO and America's
12:47
part in the war, you
12:50
know because they just make it look like
12:52
Putin just did some crazy shit sure attack
12:54
the Ukraine But right, you know, he's he
12:56
doesn't want nukes next
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to Russia all the NATO countries
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have nukes Mm-hmm and Ukraine
13:03
is right next to Russia So
13:05
there was an agreement that the
13:08
Ukraine could be its own independent
13:10
country but you can't join the
13:12
UN or NATO and if
13:15
you do then they're gonna get nukes or
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Putin's like I you guys trying to
13:21
make Ukraine a part of NATO and
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fuck it. I'm invading Well,
13:25
okay I mean, I didn't know we were gonna do
13:27
a political debate But I do know that
13:30
the UN that that NATO
13:32
didn't wasn't including Ukraine
13:35
in NATO They put them on like
13:37
a track to be in NATO. They
13:39
weren't joining right? So they Putin's
13:41
whole thing is that he likes these
13:43
former Soviet you Soviet Satellites to be
13:45
under his sway. They can be an
13:48
independent nation if they are basically controlled
13:50
by Russia. Georgia is like that What's
13:54
the Bela Russia is like that you the
13:57
Ukraine had a puppet leader that was that was
13:59
running Ukraine, and they kicked him out of office
14:02
and elected a EU friend of the current. A
14:04
stand-up comic. A stand-up comic. And that was. Because
14:09
you said you don't like RFK
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doing comedy podcasts. It's
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literally a stand-up comic,
14:16
a sketch, a UCB
14:18
guy. It
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was a good time, though. Good times. Like
14:22
we said, it was good times running. I
14:24
just think it's a little more complicated than
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just Putin was under threat of nukes. Putin
14:29
wanted Ukraine to be Russian, basically. I
14:32
don't know everything. I don't know everything either.
14:34
I do know that Ukraine is a heavily nuclear nation.
14:37
That I know for sure. OK,
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Ian, I have a question. What percentage do
14:41
you believe in crystals? Zero.
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It's pretty low. It's got to be zero. OK. He
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believes in it. You could say zero. OK, what about
14:49
horoscope? I
14:52
never believed in horoscope. I went to this
14:54
Jamaican restaurant in England
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once, and you
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have to wait. They're rude,
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and they make you wait. So they had all
15:03
the horoscopes on the wall. So I read Aquarius.
15:05
And I was like, oh, shit, that's me. But
15:08
that's to
15:10
the most of it. You know what I mean? You
15:12
mean you read the characteristics, and you were like, that's me, that's
15:14
me, that's me. That's me, that's me. Did you read the other
15:16
ones, though? Yeah, but I
15:19
was like, they weren't me, and
15:21
I don't remember them because they didn't apply to me. So
15:23
I was like. I have to say,
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no one I've asked this question to and
15:28
I ask it a lot has ever said
15:30
anything besides zero. Ian
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didn't quite say zero. He said very little. That's
15:35
zero. He's trying to be polite. All right. No,
15:37
no, no. But
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again, I'm open. If there's something you want
15:41
to tell me about it or some ammunition
15:43
you could give me to attack you about
15:45
it, I'll take it. OK, let
15:48
me ask you this. Where did you learn to be
15:50
so open and to really take in all sides like
15:52
that? Is that something you learned from your family? I
15:55
think it just helps with comedy. Right,
15:57
neutrality helps. Neutrality helps in being. That
15:59
is not. in right now. Kind of
16:01
like a contrarian so you could see the other
16:03
side of things that helps with observation. I love
16:05
all of that and I feel like it's so
16:07
out of style. Honey, I think you should vote
16:09
for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. No! It's
16:12
just more about like, you know, really seeing
16:14
what all the sides are saying. Cause
16:16
there might be one little thing that's
16:19
interesting. Cause no side is completely right.
16:21
Like they all, like both sides mess
16:23
up. And I feel like when
16:26
you listen to NPR, like I used to
16:28
listen to NPR all the time, but I'm
16:30
like, listen to NPR is like somebody just
16:32
listening to Fox all the time. So sometimes
16:34
I would hurtfully listen to, when
16:36
he was alive, Rush Limbaugh. Sure. A
16:39
little bit. It was tough. He was a headliner.
16:41
Yeah, he was a headliner. But how do you
16:43
not, cause you know, I know people who listen to
16:45
that, who aren't as educated as you and they'll
16:47
be like, believing anything that's kind of
16:50
trying to sway people, sway the
16:52
masses with some false information. That's
16:55
the thing, like how do we know? You
16:57
can't know, right? Right. I
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mean, like there's so many confusing facts
17:02
just on the internet. Like
17:05
you can find something that will tell you, drinking
17:08
out of this cup is the 100% best thing for
17:10
you to do for your life. And then you'll
17:12
see the facts that say, this is never
17:15
drink out of this cup. And
17:17
it'll have like, so you just
17:19
have to go inside. No, 100%. I
17:22
was meditating, like try to answer for yourself.
17:24
Well, also you keep looking. Yeah, keep looking.
17:26
I saw this clip online the other day.
17:28
I love this kind of clip. It
17:31
was a pro-life activist
17:33
woman on a college campus. And
17:35
then these two young, like
17:38
progressive women saying something about their
17:40
pro-choice and you know, it's a fetus and the girl,
17:43
I'm so glad you said fetus. So
17:45
glad you said that. You could see, you know, when somebody
17:48
is like, gets horny for the point they're
17:50
about to make, you could see her like,
17:52
I'm so glad you said fetus. Cause do
17:54
you know what the Latin word for fetus,
17:56
the word fetus is a Latin word. Do
17:58
you know what it means in Latin? And
18:01
they of course did. because they don't do
18:03
90 lectures about abortion a year on college
18:05
campuses. She's like, it means little person, tiny
18:07
person. And that's
18:09
what you're getting rid of. Okay, leaving
18:11
aside whether that's a good point or
18:13
not. I'm like, that
18:16
doesn't sound correct. I
18:18
don't know Latin, it just doesn't feel, so I
18:20
look it up. What does
18:22
fetus mean in Latin? It
18:25
fucking doesn't mean little person. It doesn't mean
18:27
little person. Oh, so I was
18:30
okay to have that abortion then. So I didn't know. No,
18:33
I'm saying leaving aside the fact that
18:37
the definition of a Latin definition of a
18:39
word has no bearing on whether something's an
18:41
immoral decision or not. People on the internet,
18:43
it's like the fertile
18:45
ground for making a fully
18:48
false statement, but with I saw another one.
18:50
This guy goes, you know how they
18:53
started school? You know how schooling began? They
18:56
realized after World War I that
19:00
people weren't patriotic enough to join
19:03
the military. They weren't patriotic
19:06
enough to join the military, so what
19:08
they wanted to do was start these little
19:10
indoctrination centers. So they started schools to
19:12
send kids to schools to teach them
19:14
to be blindly jingoistic and patriotic to
19:16
the country of their origins so that
19:18
they could recruit more people in the
19:20
military. I go, and it sounded really
19:22
compelling. And I'm like, but that
19:24
timeline seems wrong. They started school in 1902, so
19:26
I looked it up. Just
19:30
a lie, it's just not even true. None
19:33
of it is true. That's what the
19:35
internet is. It's just a very confident
19:37
person making a completely false statement and
19:39
convincing you that it's true. Yeah,
19:42
I mean, it's tough, man, to
19:44
know what's right or wrong. You just really
19:46
have to center
19:49
yourself and figure it out. You think the
19:51
answers do lie within, actually? Yeah, you get
19:53
all the information. All
19:56
my answers are simple. What
19:58
means peace? If
22:00
it was all that it was all that but
22:02
do you feel like there's more and more of
22:04
those ideologues like things are getting More extreme and
22:06
and I think the extremes are getting bigger I
22:09
think that's a mean people are just loud You
22:11
don't think I think like that his
22:14
history is like in a cycle
22:16
and you can you know We were raised in
22:18
this like post-world war two era thinking like this
22:20
can never happen again And we
22:22
didn't sort of realize that it's it
22:25
was always gonna happen again And we're like
22:27
back in that in in the phase before
22:29
World War one World War two Brought
22:37
me down this rabbit hole Here's
22:42
the thing we should have our second party we
22:44
should have another election party here because you already
22:46
found out He was elected once at the house,
22:48
right? Why not? Why not? Come back to a
22:50
safe space? All right, we're gonna do it We're
22:52
gonna have a party. You know what we'll do
22:54
is we'll invite all of our listeners to this
22:56
party so What
22:59
about we do a zoom election nobody wants
23:01
to come No, real people
23:03
are gonna want to come when we have a
23:05
zoom running to see who's at our clueless Like
23:08
fucking white liberal bubble party part 2.0
23:13
All right, well listen in you have great wisdom.
23:16
Thank you. Would you be ready to give some
23:18
advice some terrible advice? Yes
23:20
Let's do it Okay,
23:28
our first call is are we gonna
23:30
see her on the TV Kristen calling
23:32
from Portland, Oregon Yeah,
23:35
it's also Portland, Maine, Laura Is
23:38
Oregon I got a ride And
23:40
is this is she's zooming in she's zooming in
23:43
election party style So
23:46
this is a taste. Whoa, you look otherworldly
23:49
lady Kristen you look like
23:51
a Floating like a Victorian. I
23:53
mean you look you have a lot of color
23:55
in your face I'm not saying you don't but
23:58
it's a very dramatic look that you've got going
24:00
on. There's a very actor studio. Yeah. Okay. We
24:02
got Ian Edwards here. One of the five
24:10
wisest and funniest men in America.
24:12
Also a campaigner for the Robert
24:14
F. Kennedy Jr. campaign. Me baby.
24:17
How can we help? Hey, thanks
24:19
for taking my call. I'm excited. We're
24:21
excited to have you. So
24:24
I am married to a man. We've
24:28
been together for about six
24:30
years. And basically for
24:32
the entire time, he has had this very
24:34
strong dream of being in
24:36
a trouble. Uh huh. Women. Strong
24:40
dream. I have a strong dream. Strong
24:44
dream. This is gonna blow your mind because
24:47
it's a little unusual for a man to
24:49
have a dream like this. Now I
24:51
am a man in Portland, Oregon and
24:53
I was thinking polyamory
24:59
is the dream. Okay,
25:02
go on. The
25:04
thing is, so he doesn't want to
25:07
have like, like a broadly polyamorous relationship
25:09
or like separate relationships or anything. He
25:11
like specifically wants to have another woman
25:14
in our relationship with us. Wait,
25:16
I'm sorry. In a sex situation
25:18
or a relationship? Relation,
25:21
right? Yeah, all of it. You
25:24
know, some people still have sex deep into
25:26
their relationship, Natasha. Oh, I mean,
25:28
like that happens sometimes. Come
25:31
on. No, we fuck constantly, Kristen. We were
25:33
just doing that comedic effect. But but but
25:35
opening up to a three way
25:37
seems way more innocent now
25:40
compared to a throuple. That's Oh,
25:42
you're saying one night Yeah,
25:44
like Moshe when we got married, he was always
25:46
talking about three way. Yeah,
25:48
like that's true. Did you
25:51
give up? I
25:55
gave up. Yeah, you know what? She used to
25:57
say she did. What
26:01
would you say tell her I said let's
26:03
just wait till I have the baby Let's
26:05
wait till we have kids and I for
26:07
some reason Me
26:09
to say that he did not really that
26:11
is funny I for some reason
26:13
as a man was so excited at
26:15
the at the non-no Right
26:18
that I go. Okay, that makes sense. Yeah.
26:20
Yeah. We'll wait until there's a baby here.
26:22
That's perfect time She delays the baby By
26:25
the time baby, I can't have a threesome.
26:27
I got a baby I mean, it's just
26:29
such a funny logic that you would have
26:31
a threesome that threesome time is now the
26:33
infants here. Okay Yeah, it's time for a
26:35
threesome. Okay, but but I'm old school.
26:38
Anyway, I mean Thrupple sounds
26:40
very intense a threesome is like come on it's
26:42
over with and then you don't have to think
26:44
about it again for eight months Yeah,
26:47
it's true. It's true. That's a really good first step What
26:49
is the threesome and we have like dabbled in the threesome?
26:54
And it was really fun but
26:57
like They were all
26:59
one-night stands. So we both have
27:01
kind of been like, you know, that was good It would
27:03
be really fun to actually like have this
27:05
social Relationship
27:08
going on where like we're cooking dinner
27:10
together and we're like Cooking
27:13
dinner together with
27:16
the Annoying woman with the
27:18
hot body that you guys are in a
27:20
really In theory they
27:22
both like the girl I mean that they would
27:25
be engaging in a relationship with them, right? I'm
27:27
sorry I cannot Yeah, exactly.
27:29
Yeah, that's the whole thing is like my
27:32
husband is you know He has this
27:34
history of being extremely promiscuous before he
27:36
met me. He was like wild
27:39
fuck boy and You
27:42
know he He
27:44
want and he loves that and so he wants
27:46
to kind of share that with me your
27:49
husband loves Kind of you know,
27:51
he loves getting laid beautiful phrasing.
27:54
It's all about phrasing. He wants to share
27:56
that with me This
27:59
is gay you got games. That's funny.
28:01
Is he a blood? So interesting. Your
28:07
husband liked getting laid a lot. And
28:10
that was something he enjoyed. That's interesting.
28:12
That's kind of unusual. So okay, so
28:14
he wants to and you don't seem
28:16
opposed to it. No, no,
28:18
no. Yeah, I'm totally into it. So
28:21
the question that I have though,
28:23
is like, I'm a total I
28:25
am like a nerd. I have
28:27
like literally no idea how
28:30
to pick up women. I've never had to
28:32
pick up anybody before in my life. Oh
28:34
my god, he wants you to pick her
28:36
up too. You got she's got
28:38
to check the pasta. And then she also
28:41
is like, you got
28:43
Oh my god, is he giving you the the
28:45
the up the option of
28:47
picking the woman? Is that is that? Yeah,
28:50
well, so far, the way it's gone
28:52
is like he's phenomenal at picking them
28:54
up. And he'll like bring them over
28:56
to me is like, here's a present,
28:58
you know, but then once the woman
29:00
sees like this cute guy who she's
29:02
interested in has a wife, it's like
29:04
99% of the time. She's like, no,
29:06
thanks. Here's what you need. You know, whatever.
29:08
And then the other 1% of the time
29:11
where the woman seems open. It's
29:13
like, I, yeah, I
29:15
can't like seal the deal. Girl, girl,
29:18
I have to tell you
29:20
something. You're in
29:22
an alternative community. You
29:25
need community. You need to find
29:28
where there are like minded people
29:30
you live, you know, in
29:32
a city, I don't want to say where you live, or
29:35
we already did you live in Portland. You
29:37
should be able to figure this out. They got apps
29:39
for this. Yeah, they do have apps for this. Yeah.
29:42
And I think that like, I also phone with
29:45
you have a phone and putting
29:47
yourself on the line like that, like, having
29:50
to go like talk to people and then they
29:52
have boyfriends like that is so like, you
29:54
need to just everyone needs to be on the table. It needs
29:56
to be like, oh, this is an understanding.
29:58
This is what we do this Yeah, that
30:01
I'm with you. Any thoughts? Yeah,
30:03
I just I just did
30:06
you actually say what the issue is
30:08
yet? She can't seal
30:10
the deal Yeah, I like
30:13
I don't know how to pick someone up So
30:15
we've decided that it isn't really it does not
30:17
working and like Natasha said it's not really that
30:19
fair to Bring a woman into
30:21
a situation where she like doesn't know
30:23
what's happening. So if I am
30:25
the one who's like, hi, you know I Just
30:31
get on the apps. Yeah, I mean yeah,
30:34
it's for this let's say No,
30:37
no, no, Kristen, let's say I was in the
30:39
scat play. Okay, that's what I'm into
30:42
I want a lady to shit on me. That's the
30:44
only way I can get off. That's what I'm into
30:47
Suppose I went to a bar and
30:50
was like you're pretty Hey,
30:52
what I come sit down what I mean to
30:54
is people shitting on me What's
30:56
the percentage of people that'd be like me too?
30:58
I mean, it's like zero But if I were
31:00
to find a shit community if I were to
31:03
go to Germany Then I could
31:05
find my people like I think Natasha's
31:07
right on and Ian's right on you
31:09
need to either It's obvious your success
31:11
rate at going to a bar with
31:13
your husband and then your husband coming
31:15
over and Randomly the girl he
31:17
thought was hot being like yeah, I want to
31:19
be in a relationship with both of you this
31:21
married couple It's zero you're gonna keep What
31:24
do you can't seal the deal because they're just
31:26
like what what what is this? But if you
31:28
were to go laughing at you It's just a I
31:31
get it If you were to go online and find
31:33
poly communities or throupe lee communities or that that
31:36
what is the app? Is it scruff? No, that's
31:38
a gay one. It's there's there's a specific app
31:40
for three Sims I can't remember what it is
31:42
because I killed my account. Yeah They
31:46
threw you off. I thought yeah But
31:48
kick me out you got to find your people
31:50
if this is what you Natasha 100% right you're
31:53
you're dealing in a Sliver
31:55
of humanity. Let's say 2%
31:59
of people are down to to be in a relationship with a
32:01
married couple? No, not that much. It's 0.5. Half
32:05
of a percent. And you're just going to
32:07
the random bar in Portland, going, what about
32:09
you, what about you, what about you? It's
32:11
no wonder. And go to Sandals in Jamaica.
32:13
Yes. And there's places. There's
32:15
cruises. There's all kinds of stuff with that.
32:18
Go to the Black Dragon Clubhouse. They
32:20
love poly stuff there. But also, maybe I'm wrong.
32:22
I don't know. Maybe more people are into that. But
32:25
being in a throuple just randomly, I mean,
32:27
I don't know. Is that what
32:29
young people want? Well, I think there are a lot
32:32
more people are into that kind of alternative relationship now
32:34
than when we were growing up, for sure. But
32:36
I still don't know anyone who's in one. Who's
32:38
in a successful throuple? Yes, or one. I
32:41
don't know anyone who's not in one. Really?
32:43
Everybody you know is in a throuple? Maybe
32:46
they talk about poly and throuples so
32:48
much. It just feels like everybody's
32:50
in one. Do they have kids? No,
32:53
kids throws everything into a big tizzy.
32:55
Some people still do. You
32:57
know people who are in a throuple with children? No,
33:00
most of them are single. But
33:02
I'm sure that some of the, like
33:05
when you watch some of those exposés on
33:07
TV, and you're like. You see the kids
33:09
there. Mommy one and mommy two. You
33:11
see the mom and the dad bods. These people got
33:13
kids. Yeah. OK, I got a question
33:15
for you, Kristen. Are
33:18
you trying to find a girlfriend for you and
33:20
your husband? That's where the
33:22
throuple is, right? She's your girlfriend. She's like,
33:24
you go on dates. Does she live
33:26
with you? You wanted to move in? No,
33:28
we have kids. OK, oh, she
33:31
has kids. But
33:33
yeah, we have kids. And
33:36
our house is on the small side
33:38
for how many kids we have. Right. Although
33:41
to be fair, to the room you're in, it looks a
33:43
lot like a place you would have group sex in. Like
33:45
it really does have that energy. How are you guys going
33:47
to be in a relationship with another woman? Is that something
33:49
you tell the children? Good question. Well,
33:52
yeah. I mean, we haven't
33:54
gotten to that part yet, because. How
33:57
do you keep your kids out of that?
34:00
sex dungeon that you're in right now.
34:02
Yeah. It's a special lock that they
34:04
don't have. Yeah. OK,
34:07
so you want the fear of
34:09
God. Oh, you guys are a godly house. I
34:11
didn't realize that until just now. Now, wait. OK,
34:13
so you want a girlfriend, basically. And
34:15
I mean, I
34:18
wouldn't necessarily say in a
34:21
traditional relationship, the way
34:23
to find a girlfriend is just go chat
34:25
someone up at a bar. What about going
34:27
to like a poly community, go into like
34:29
a Burning Man party, or finding people that
34:31
are kind of into this lifestyle. Have you
34:34
done that? I mean, that's pretty much
34:36
exclusively what we do, is go out
34:38
to Burning Man events and parties, electronic
34:40
music dance parties, and stuff like that.
34:42
OK, so you're not at just like a sports bar.
34:45
That's good. That's good. You're in a good zone.
34:47
OK. Not a sports bar. There
34:49
is like a burner-owned sex club
34:52
in Portland. There we go. That's
34:54
like not a lot of sex happens, but
34:57
it's very good socially. Oh, I know that place.
34:59
It's called On Brand. Yeah,
35:02
good joke. Good joke. Everybody liked
35:04
it. So hold on. I have a question.
35:07
You have not
35:10
wanted to have a throuple. She does want it. No,
35:12
no, no. I'm just saying for the past 20 years,
35:14
and now you've just decided what made
35:17
you decide. What? I'm curious. What
35:19
made you decide you wanted it? It's
35:21
a good question. I mean, it's like I
35:23
just hadn't really ever thought of it. But
35:27
he constantly pitched it. And
35:30
he every single day, pretty much every
35:32
day. Wait, every day? It's a
35:35
basic idea. He wore
35:37
her down. He
35:39
just wore her down. I
35:42
got an idea. Now, it's
35:44
the same idea, but
35:46
this is a new angle on it. So
35:50
tell me what, maybe if you knew stronger,
35:52
what appeals to you about it? You have
35:54
a better success rate at the bar. Yeah,
35:56
what are you excited about in this? Is it just sexual?
35:59
Is it what is it? What do you want out of
36:01
this? I think for
36:03
me, it's the social scene. Since
36:06
the pandemic, we've been so isolated, and
36:08
it's been hard for us to break
36:10
out of that. And I feel like
36:12
the more you can meet new people
36:15
and become closer to new people, then
36:17
they introduce you to their friends.
36:20
And it's like you get to
36:22
talk to more adults all day.
36:25
You get to have people to go out with. You
36:27
get to
36:29
have a fun, happening party
36:31
vibe. I bet you
36:34
that's what your husband's excited about too. Well,
36:38
he kind of is. Well,
36:40
one, it'll be fun. Two,
36:43
it'll be good for a relationship. Three, he thinks it'll
36:45
make him a better person. So
36:48
he's very excited about that. He's really
36:50
developed his pitch. I
36:53
got to give him credit for being honest from the
36:55
jump. Yeah, this is who I
36:57
am. There's a lot of
36:59
men, they don't have the balls to tell
37:02
their woman that. And so they've been living
37:04
with this. He's open about it. And
37:08
whether they do it or not, she knows.
37:11
And he knows she knows. They've
37:13
dabbled here and there. So just
37:16
don't do anything you don't want to do. So
37:19
what is the,
37:21
I know that you wanted a specific answer
37:25
on sealing the deal. I don't quite know what
37:27
that means. Do you mean like hooking up with
37:29
them or like asking them out? Yeah,
37:32
getting them to be interested in like giving us a
37:34
chance, you know, like
37:36
whether it be just like, I'm
37:40
not sure I'm into dating a married couple, but I'd
37:42
hang out with you and see what it's like. No,
37:44
you need to go to people who are only look,
37:47
you need to go on a reality show called Thrupple Island.
37:49
Is that a show? It's not a show, honey.
37:51
But you need something like that. You
37:54
need, you need to only because,
37:56
because, I mean, what are the chances? It's so
37:58
hard to get someone who's interested in it. in
38:00
one person and then both of you, like a
38:02
package deal. I'm curious about a few things. And
38:05
I would feel a little like, I would feel
38:07
like for me, that's so aggressive. There
38:10
can't be, like the average person at the bar must,
38:12
it's just like, it just feels like it's not, it's
38:14
like my dad playing the lottery. Right. He died. And
38:16
my dad looked at me and he was like, one
38:18
day I will win. And
38:21
then he died and he didn't win. What
38:24
about, okay, I'm curious about a few things. How
38:26
is it gonna make your husband a better person? What's
38:29
his line there? He
38:33
thinks that it will be, it will hold
38:36
him more accountable to certain things.
38:39
Like he's gotten a little lazy in our
38:41
relationship, like cleaning up the kitchen or like
38:43
cleaning up the house. And he's like thinking
38:46
back to his like promiscuous days. And he
38:48
was like, okay, when I had a woman
38:50
coming over to the house, I like be
38:52
sure the kitchen was cleaned and like I
38:54
had a soup on the stove and like
38:56
all that stuff. So he thinks
38:59
that that will happen again. I see. He's
39:01
basically saying, I'll start cleaning again
39:03
if we can get another lady in here. But he's
39:06
basic, but what he's kind of saying is like, I
39:08
will be on my P's and
39:10
Q's more because there'll be new energy in the
39:12
relationship and I'll have to kind of like try
39:14
a little harder. And do
39:16
you feel like you would be capable of being
39:18
in this relationship without feeling jealousy and stuff like
39:21
that? Good question.
39:23
Yeah. I mean, I guess that's the other thing
39:25
is like, I don't really know
39:28
how it would unfold, but that would
39:30
obviously be a high priority for me
39:32
is to make this person feel welcome.
39:34
And like, not like they're
39:36
a third wheel, but like
39:38
they're integrated in our
39:40
relationship. So that's like
39:42
the like third or fourth step. Are
39:45
you and your husband like very
39:48
active with each other sexually now, or is
39:50
it kind of tailed off for you? You're
39:52
both kind of like, we've
39:54
done everything together. It's kind of boring. Do
39:56
you need this as something new
39:58
to spice it up? Good question.
40:01
Like, our sex is amazing.
40:03
And it always has been and it just
40:05
gets better and better. Wow. What do you
40:07
mean? Wow. I mean, that's normal.
40:09
To have three kids and your
40:11
sex just keeps getting better and better.
40:14
That's normal. Yeah. I relate.
40:16
That's what you're supposed to
40:18
say. Well, two of them are only
40:20
with us half time. Got it. And one
40:23
who just moved with us full time. So, you
40:25
know, for most of our relationship, we've had time
40:28
alone. All right.
40:30
What's what's the app, Laura? Hold on.
40:32
Oh, I have some advice while
40:34
she's finding the app. Yeah. Okay. So
40:36
for me, the thing that's hot about a throuple is
40:39
it would like I remember reading this book
40:42
by F Scott Fitzgerald. It was called move
40:45
a movable feast or something. It's all about like
40:47
Paris in the 20s. And
40:49
like this like intellectual set. And then there's like
40:51
a couple and then they all then they they
40:53
have a friend and then everyone just sort of
40:55
like starts like getting attracted to
40:58
each it's like organic like, you know,
41:00
this whole thing like, push your
41:02
glasses up. I'm gonna go find a throuple.
41:04
I need a third. Like it's just a
41:06
little like that. Maybe that is the opposite
41:08
of the advice I gave earlier too, which
41:10
was like, you know, get into a community.
41:13
I mean, I don't know the world sucks
41:15
now. So it's not Paris in the 20s. So I don't
41:17
really know. Do I sound like
41:19
Miley Cyrus? It kind of sounds like when you do
41:21
the when you do the act out voices, I noticed
41:24
that it's harder for you. Natasha is
41:26
having a difficult time with her throat right now because
41:28
we had we had a throuple that went bad. And
41:31
the lady we selected something was so what's
41:35
the app? Oh,
41:38
there's a bunch. Yeah. Polly
41:41
finda. These are so many people
41:43
who are just looking for meals. So yeah,
41:46
what do you think about going on an app? Are you opposed
41:48
to that idea? You want it to be more organic? Yeah,
41:51
I mean, I think an app would be like last
41:53
why? Or just because
41:57
I think what we envisioned would be more like
41:59
what Natasha Josh is sad, you know, just like
42:01
find people that light you up and and
42:04
why can't you find them online? I
42:06
mean, finding a throuple in the wild just
42:08
seems I just feel it just feels impossible.
42:11
Like a wild throuple. It just seems I
42:13
mean, not impossible, but just like it
42:16
bakers. But think about you. OK, you're single,
42:18
you're a young single woman. A cute guy
42:20
comes over to you and you start
42:22
chatting. I really like this guy. And then he's like, great. I
42:24
want you to meet my my wife.
42:29
I know. Yeah. Well,
42:31
she would like it. Would you like it in
42:33
your when you were single? You know, I wouldn't like
42:35
that. I
42:37
want it the other way. I
42:41
think I would be excited, but
42:43
you don't always want somebody to approach you
42:45
like that if you're not interested
42:48
in both of them. You know, like
42:50
that happened to me and we're older.
42:52
So like are like a lot
42:54
of the crowds that we go to, there people are
42:56
younger and we don't want to be like this creepy
42:59
old couple. Oh, that happened to me. And
43:01
I got like exhilarated, but it was like
43:03
this creepy old couple. And so I'm like,
43:06
no, thank you. I have an idea. You're
43:08
not going to like it, though. If you
43:10
didn't have kids, it would be a more
43:12
viable idea. But you guys could open your
43:14
relationship. And then
43:17
see you could date women, you could
43:19
date women and then you could see
43:21
and then close it into a throuple. Yeah.
43:24
And then you could be like, you wanted to pitch someone
43:26
he wanted. I mean, that's very adventurous. But
43:29
that that at least would create your Paris in
43:31
the 20s. Yeah.
43:33
If you're if you're feeling romantic. That's
43:36
a good idea. We've talked about that. You
43:39
could do it for a month. Yeah,
43:43
good idea. You like that idea? Like
43:46
that idea. It could be it could be very
43:48
tentative. I mean, it's very like outside the box.
43:50
But you know, and inside
43:52
the box. I it's I think that's
43:54
going to be elected in six months. Who cares?
43:57
I think that's a pretty good idea. You open up your relationship
43:59
for one. You guys go on a
44:01
like a marriage rum-springer. You come back
44:04
with two viable candidates, right? Like here's
44:06
this girl, here's this girl. And
44:08
then by the time you've gone
44:10
on a few dates with them, you'll know pretty clearly
44:12
whether or not they're down to be in a throuple
44:14
with you and your husband because you'll be able to
44:17
ask them that. That's smart, Natasha. Shit is going well.
44:19
And then one day, like, I got something to
44:21
tell you. Yeah. I want you to meet my husband.
44:24
That's it. That's it. My
44:27
husband wants to meet you. Well,
44:29
it's not all, you know, it could
44:31
also. Open up
44:34
your marriage in a way you can never return back
44:36
to. In an exciting way, too. I will.
44:38
An exciting way, but also it's very risky because
44:40
like you can never go back. What if
44:42
you get him addicted to like apps or
44:44
something? I don't know. You're going to
44:46
have a better chance at the bar IRL than he
44:48
is. I'm just assuming
44:51
because you're an attractive woman and
44:53
he's probably like has he's desperate. Oh,
44:55
but by the way, it doesn't even
44:57
matter what he looks like, he wants
44:59
it. People, that's like a turnoff. So
45:01
he's going to have to do the apps and
45:03
like, I don't know what he's going to do.
45:05
Yeah, you did leave out an important detail, which
45:07
is that you're at like
45:10
electronic dance music parties, bringing
45:12
back the young raver girls to
45:14
try to join your married Thrupple
45:16
that maybe that maybe that
45:19
is part of the issue, to be
45:21
honest and no offense. You're very you're
45:23
a beautiful woman, but maybe you're trying
45:25
to get these like young raver girls
45:27
on to join your Thrupple and they're
45:29
like, that's not where they're at. Maybe
45:32
you should look to somebody like in your
45:34
own age kind of situation. Also,
45:37
also, I really think that this is such a good idea
45:39
now that I'm thinking about it because it's going to get
45:42
out of his system. Like
45:44
you go do your thing. It's only four
45:46
weeks. You don't have to like talk about
45:48
it that much with him. You guys are
45:50
just doing your own things. And
45:52
then I like the sound of that. And then
45:54
and this guy does sound like the kind of guy that
45:56
getting laid a lot kind of goes out of his system
45:58
pretty quickly. Well,
46:01
I'm just saying he's
46:03
gonna have some fumbling interactions
46:06
and let him do it on his own a little bit. So
46:10
it's not just this pipe dream that's never
46:12
gonna happen. You too, with his desperation, you're
46:15
not gonna like, it's not gonna happen
46:17
unless you do something like this, I
46:19
think. All right, Ian, final thoughts? Yeah,
46:22
you got some good. I think you should
46:24
definitely do the apps. It's
46:27
just easier, saves time, and
46:30
you don't want to do it, but it's
46:32
the modern age. Don't fight
46:34
technology. I know, you're like, I don't
46:36
know, we don't want to seem like we're older, creepier
46:38
couple, but what's the internet
46:41
dating? We don't do that. We like
46:43
Scott Fitzgerald energy and our through-up-o search.
46:45
I think Ian's 100% right. Do
46:48
the app and don't settle. If you want
46:50
somebody magic and organic, find someone on the
46:52
app that feels magic and organic. And then
46:55
once you're six months into your throuple, you're
46:57
not gonna remember that you were on Polyfind.
46:59
You'll just be like, I'm with this awesome
47:01
new girl that's brought us to all these
47:03
19-year-old raves and stuff. Yeah, that's
47:05
a good idea. All right,
47:08
well, go with your heart.
47:11
Thank you, thank you, I will. I
47:13
don't know, I'm excited for you. As
47:16
the only married man here, I gotta say your
47:18
husband sounds like he's about to be
47:20
living the dream. This will
47:22
be really fun. I like this idea that you say go get
47:25
it out of your system for a month, too. I really like
47:27
that. I'm really gonna be maybe bringing
47:29
that up later. It's a cool idea. Remember
47:32
Mosa, don't give up every day. Pitch
47:35
it every day. I
47:37
think, yeah, Ian's right. Get
47:40
rid of the idea that apps are bad because what
47:42
you want is specific. And you can find that specific
47:44
thing on an app. And then it's so easy
47:46
to close the deal on an app because the deal
47:48
has already been opened by virtue of the fact if
47:51
you're out at a rave, you're not there to find
47:53
a throuple. If you're on a dating app for throuples,
47:55
you're fucking, that's why you went there. Exactly,
47:58
yeah, so everybody shows up to the... the date
48:00
on the same page. Exactly. You don't
48:02
have to close the deal. The deal
48:04
is already it's preclosed. And
48:07
now you're on it. Now you're on a date, not on
48:09
a on a weird like gender
48:11
reveal party, like surprise Jack in the Box
48:13
thing where she walks over. Oh, that's what
48:16
this is. All right.
48:18
Well, good luck. Yeah. Thank you. And
48:20
if anybody in the audience has any ideas on
48:22
which apps are best for this, I would love.
48:25
That's good. We have a lot of poly listeners.
48:27
I do know that. And I'm sure we will
48:29
get some. So in the comments on
48:31
this on YouTube, we'll send them to you
48:33
if we get them. What's the best app
48:35
to find a throuple? Not just a threesome,
48:37
a throuple. Awesome. Good luck. Thank
48:40
you guys so much. Take care. Good luck. Bye.
48:43
Ian, I have a question. How how
48:45
did you manage to embrace
48:50
technology? I
48:52
was bad at first. You
48:54
know what I mean? So now I'm just trying to kind
48:57
of get better. Like I'm still I have a tick
48:59
tock account, but I don't really use it. I know
49:01
that's terrible. But also, I'm kind of
49:03
glad that tick tock might be gone in 12 months.
49:05
I know such a hater because I know I'm
49:07
so behind on it. I want it to go away. I
49:10
think the fact that I haven't looked at tick
49:12
tock is like there's a there's
49:14
a vial of crack in my drawer.
49:17
And I've never smoked it. But I
49:19
know it's there. And I know if I try it,
49:21
I will really like it and be totally addicted to
49:23
it and lose my life to it. And I'm like,
49:26
I should really open the vial up like all
49:28
these young people are smoking crack. I should probably
49:31
be smoke. I don't I'm glad
49:33
to be behind that technology because I feel
49:35
like it'll eat my life alive. Yeah, I
49:37
mean, I do think there's something to meeting people
49:39
in person. I
49:41
mean, we're comics. So we go out. We can meet
49:43
people in person. You're right. I
49:45
don't know what they're doing out there in Portland.
49:48
And like, like you see how dark that was her best room.
49:52
She knew she was going to be on a live stream. And
49:55
that was the best room and it was darker than
49:58
so. Who knows? where
50:00
they are. Here. Here.
50:03
Here. All
50:10
right, we're gonna call the other center
50:13
of thruples and polyamory in America,
50:15
Dallas, Texas, where Nancy is calling
50:17
in. Hi. Hey, Nancy. We're
50:20
here with Ian Edwards. Is it possible?
50:22
I shouldn't be doing any intros. Oh,
50:24
Natasha had her throat completely blown out
50:26
in the last couple of days for
50:28
reasons we can't get into. So
50:30
if she sounds like an old
50:32
broad from a smoky
50:35
bar, that's what's going on there. How can we
50:37
help? That's Ian Edwards, by the way, one of
50:39
the funniest men in America. Thank you. I
50:41
already said hi, Ian. I'm sorry, I missed that, honey. I
50:44
can't hear you very well because you
50:46
are disabled. So
50:48
what's up, Nance? Okay,
50:51
so my
50:53
friend with benefits and I have
50:57
been, I guess, let's go back
51:00
a bit. One of the
51:02
first things he said to me was that he
51:05
was interested in doing some
51:07
sort of
51:09
CNC scenario. What's that?
51:11
And consensual non-consent.
51:14
Okay, it's like rape
51:16
fantasy? Yes. Okay,
51:18
got it, okay. Yeah. I
51:21
used to work in that industry. In
51:23
the CNC music factory in the
51:25
90s. Okay, go on. Yeah,
51:29
so he had said that that was something
51:32
that he had done before, that he enjoyed,
51:34
and he was interested in, and it's something
51:36
that I've thought about but had never been
51:39
able to do with anybody. And
51:42
so I was very interested and open
51:44
to that. And
51:48
I have brought it up multiple times since this
51:50
came up, and he's always
51:52
like, oh yeah, I
51:54
don't know, I gotta be in the right mindset. I
51:58
need to be in the correct head space to
52:00
do that. I gotta have my ski mask on
52:02
and stuff. So let me ask, so the thing
52:04
is, he
52:07
wants to, he has to
52:09
fake rape you. Is that what it is? Is
52:12
that what it is? Yeah.
52:15
It's where you play a scenario, it's role playing, but
52:17
the role play is he's a
52:19
bad scary attacker man and you're
52:21
a victim. Yes. It's
52:24
a classic. It's a classic. Yeah, yeah,
52:26
yeah. Yeah, uh-huh, it's a classic. And
52:29
so he pitched it to you early
52:31
in your relationship and then
52:33
you're like, what's up, I'm down. Jump
52:36
out of that bush and he's
52:38
like, oh well, you know, sometimes it's
52:40
a little, interesting.
52:43
Well the question is if he's a friend, if
52:46
he's a friend with benefits, he's not your
52:48
boyfriend. Like I feel like if he was
52:50
your boyfriend and you guys
52:52
were in a committed relationship, it
52:54
might be different than, how
52:57
much can you expect from him, I
52:59
guess is, I don't know,
53:01
what's your question? Yeah, what is your question? What's the
53:03
hottest scenario that we could come up with for you
53:06
guys? How do you get him to fake rape you? Yeah,
53:08
yeah, how do I get him to
53:10
follow through with this? Or do
53:13
I just drop it? What's interesting, Natasha says he's
53:15
not your boyfriend because my instinct,
53:17
but then I remember that you said he
53:19
was a friend with benefit is what happened
53:21
was you started as friends with benefits and
53:23
then, and this is pretty bad that this
53:25
is true, but it is true that he
53:28
then caught feelings for you and he now
53:30
has, he now feels this kind
53:32
of affection for you and that degree of
53:34
kinky play for him isn't, but you saying
53:36
that your face is telling me that you
53:38
don't believe that. He's still, it's still very
53:40
casual. Okay, okay, because that was my first
53:42
instinct and I think that's bad if a
53:44
guy's like, oh I can't do this to
53:46
somebody I actually like, so
53:48
I wonder why is he demuring? How
53:50
many times have y'all just had regular
53:52
sex? I wanna know how deep into
53:54
the friends with
53:56
benefits situation. Oh, I mean,
53:59
I don't. I don't know like how many times
54:01
but it's been like a few months and
54:03
we I don't know like three months
54:05
I guess and we see each other like at least
54:08
once a week and let me ask you this apart
54:10
from the C CNC fantasy
54:13
How is the how is it going for
54:15
you? Do you really are you really loving
54:17
the sex? Are you into him? Yeah,
54:20
yeah, we've like become good friends and
54:23
like Hang out and
54:25
you know, we neither of
54:27
us wants anything further And
54:30
yeah, the sex has been like
54:32
good aside from that and like
54:35
he's explored things and yeah Okay.
54:37
Okay, not this thing. So how do you bring
54:39
it up when you bring it when you bring
54:41
it? He he errantly mentioned it at one point
54:44
and then and then you are like doing
54:47
You keep bringing it up like what's up with that? What's
54:49
up with that? CNC music factory like
54:51
when we doing that and he's just like getting weird
54:53
and when you when you say what do you say?
54:57
So like I brought that up maybe like two or
54:59
three times I guess a Couple
55:02
times over text being like hey, is it
55:04
something that you're still interested in doing at
55:07
every time? He's like, yes, definitely But
55:09
okay. I think I have I think I know
55:11
what do you think you I mean
55:13
if I've learned anything from our last caller Is
55:16
that you try that shit every day? I Know
55:22
persistence, please. Oh, yeah, just sexy
55:24
and see question mark every day
55:34
You don't have to answer to him Benefit
55:36
you can you cannot call them for four
55:38
days if you want, right? You don't owe
55:40
anyone anything I mean, this is
55:43
so funny this dynamic where you're like, how do
55:45
I get this guy to fake rape me? Like
55:47
I'm trying and I'm pulling my hair out over
55:49
here. I'm like, please I'm I'm here. I'm ready
55:52
Are do you do you invite him over and
55:54
you already tied up? So
55:57
here's what I would do I think That
56:00
would be cute actually rather than just
56:02
be persistent. I would say you you
56:05
say in a really explicit way I don't
56:07
mean it's actually explicit but like emotionally explicit.
56:09
Hey when you brought that up, maybe say
56:11
in person Maybe say it on text when
56:13
you brought that up. It really turned me
56:15
on. I really want to try it That's
56:17
something that I want to do. Have you
56:19
ever done it before? No So
56:23
you say I've never tried it and you bringing it up
56:25
like I haven't been able to get it out of my
56:27
mind It's something I want. So when can we do that?
56:29
Like let's make a date. Let's make a plan You can
56:31
even say I even called an advice podcast and asked them
56:34
what I should do And then
56:36
you should if he still doesn't do
56:38
it. He's a pussy So
56:43
move on and have someone else do it he's
56:45
not you know Yeah, and then you can talk
56:47
to open situation you can talk shit to you
56:49
about him to your friends You like can you
56:51
believe this fucking scumbag? He wouldn't even Roleplay
56:54
a sexual assault on me that that's what
56:57
a low but I think you just saying
56:59
it, you know, you just say it See
57:01
what's up. How do you guys I think
57:03
that's a good answer Moshe. How do you
57:06
guys normally have regular sex? How do you
57:08
get into it? Like is it like you
57:11
you make a plan? That
57:13
you're gonna go do it or like because
57:15
maybe that's a lead-in too. But
57:18
how do you normally know that you're gonna have
57:20
sex? We usually like
57:22
are hanging out Like
57:25
at one of his place usually
57:28
watching TV or whatever and then Yes,
57:32
okay, so okay the other
57:34
thing about this is Maybe
57:36
don't do that Yeah,
57:38
like don't do it like that to be
57:40
planned. Yeah plan a whole fucking scenario right
57:42
the scenario Maybe you know what starve him
57:44
out a little bit. No, I like that
57:46
Oh Wisdom
57:49
skip a few weeks of
57:51
sex. Yeah concrete advice. Yeah
57:54
That's getting lazy and you want him
57:56
to take you out on a sex
57:58
date, right on an intricate scale sex
58:00
date with like stops and escape rooms and
58:03
you know duct tape and liability. Yeah.
58:06
Make him need to like be more aggressive
58:08
to get the shit. Yeah, that's good. Starve
58:10
him out a little bit. Send him a
58:12
really clear and plain email telling him what
58:14
you want and what excited you about it
58:16
and saying that's what I want. The next
58:18
time we hook up, that's what I want.
58:20
And oh, I forgot to say one
58:22
thing. If you are no longer comfortable
58:25
with that, like for some reason that
58:27
shifted for you, let me know that so it's OK
58:29
with me if that's not it is OK with you.
58:31
If it's not something he wants anymore, right? Yeah, you
58:33
just say that it's OK with me. If it's not
58:35
something you want anymore. But I want him to be
58:37
having lazy sex where you guys are like watching a
58:39
movie and then it rolls over and wants to like
58:41
jerk off in your butt. Right. You
58:45
know, like him, like, you know, but
58:48
that's kind of what friends with benefits is in
58:50
a way. I don't know. I've never had one
58:52
of those. You've definitely been jerked. I've definitely let
58:55
someone jerk off on my butt. OK, but you've
58:57
never had a you've never had a friends with
58:59
benefits. I mean, I
59:01
usually just would become their girlfriend.
59:03
Interesting. But I once had this
59:06
isn't quite connected, but it is like because I
59:08
was thinking about how bold it is of your
59:11
friends with benefit man to tell you this fantasy in the
59:13
first place, I'm sure it was a vulnerable thing because you
59:15
don't know how a woman is going to react to that.
59:17
So you might be like, that's fucking disgusting. Get away from
59:19
me. I once hooked up with
59:22
this girl, a burning man. And it was not
59:24
the greatest sex on Earth, but it
59:26
wasn't bad either. But I like
59:28
checked in with her when I got back. I
59:30
was like, that was fun hanging out. But she's
59:32
like, yeah, I'm sorry that the sex wasn't that
59:34
great. The problem is, it's really difficult for me
59:36
to get turned on when I'm not doing brother,
59:39
sister incest play. And
59:42
I was like, that
59:44
is that is a deep that's not
59:46
a classic. No, let's say
59:48
it's a deep kink. That's a deep
59:50
kink. She should have let me know. All right.
59:52
Listen, well, I think you kind of have some
59:54
direction. Yes. Thank
59:57
you very much. It's going to take a little motivation
59:59
from you. you're gonna have to see if he if
1:00:02
he responds and if he doesn't
1:00:04
respond then you have your answer
1:00:06
and you have to maybe go elsewhere for this
1:00:08
and this is what it is yeah like a
1:00:10
dark hour rise to the occasion yeah
1:00:13
he accepted you planted the seed I
1:00:15
know that's fucked up maybe that's his
1:00:17
fantasy is real fantasy is
1:00:20
non consensual consent way
1:00:23
consensual non-consensual inception which
1:00:26
is just making a girl really want it never giving it
1:00:28
to her but this is perfect that he brought it up
1:00:30
because you have every right to kind of press him on
1:00:32
it right give it one last if
1:00:35
there's one thing I can say about
1:00:37
consensual non-consent is don't take no for
1:00:39
an answer and
1:00:43
what's the second part starve him out and then write him a
1:00:46
very plain email not going like would you ever maybe
1:00:48
want to try that again our sex is hard to
1:00:50
talk about but if you just say look I'm turned
1:00:52
on by the idea and I want it I know
1:00:54
it's been a few weeks via Ian
1:00:56
Edwards amazing advice it's been a few weeks but
1:00:59
that's what I'm interested in let me know are
1:01:01
you interested in it let's plan it let's do
1:01:03
it and also let me know if you don't
1:01:05
want to do it anymore and I'll find it
1:01:07
somewhere else thank you Moshe that's great
1:01:09
advice there's one thing I think it's really
1:01:11
funny that you think I have the email
1:01:13
address of my friend well
1:01:15
text him I don't know I send
1:01:18
him a quilt like a piece of
1:01:20
parchment but it'll be flirty and it's cool
1:01:22
and take the risk why not yeah yeah
1:01:24
or talk to him directly about it but
1:01:26
I feel like it'd be so uncomfortable to
1:01:28
really have this I think writing it would
1:01:30
help you know yeah him having a text
1:01:33
of it might make him feel more comfortable to
1:01:36
that's real in another piece of
1:01:38
wisdom him seeing it in writing
1:01:40
I consent to this consensual non-consent
1:01:42
might make any anxiety as about
1:01:44
because I guarantee if that's his
1:01:46
fantasy one of his he
1:01:49
seems like an ethical guy right one
1:01:51
of his worries is probably I like
1:01:54
this it's kinky but the girl that I like
1:01:56
it might say she's into it but actually not
1:01:58
be into it or actually I'm I would make
1:02:00
her feel uncomfortable or I would be pushing
1:02:02
her past her boundaries. Like if you say
1:02:04
really explicitly, hey, get over
1:02:06
here, throw that ski mask on, I'm ready.
1:02:10
I think he'll be, yeah. Yeah, don't make him have to
1:02:12
break in. Yeah. And
1:02:15
don't forget to starve him out, darling.
1:02:17
Yeah. All right. Yes, thank
1:02:19
you, Natasha. Thank you. Good luck. Bye-bye.
1:02:22
You're welcome. Bye. Yeah,
1:02:24
consensual non-consent. What do you have to do to
1:02:26
get girls fake-raped around here? Yeah. What
1:02:31
a world. I hope we've got to do a
1:02:33
trigger warning, I think, on this episode. Well, I
1:02:35
definitely think that I want to keep my voice
1:02:37
like this because my advice seems very, it
1:02:40
just seems like it outweighs everyone else's. You're right.
1:02:43
You do have a gravity to you, for sure.
1:02:45
Gravity tells. Well, let me say this about
1:02:47
Ian. He is one
1:02:49
of the funniest dudes to
1:02:51
watch. If you haven't seen him live. You
1:02:53
are always so funny. Always. A
1:02:56
killer. Yeah, a killer. Thank you. I
1:02:58
appreciate coming from two really funny motherfuckers. Thank
1:03:00
you very much. I appreciate that. We
1:03:04
did it. It was the Endless Honeymoon Podcast,
1:03:06
Ian Edwards Comedy on Instagram, yes? At Ian
1:03:08
Edwards Comic. At Ian Edwards Comic on Instagram.
1:03:10
And you'll put all your tour dates because
1:03:12
I know you have a tour coming up.
1:03:14
Yeah. All right, great. Ian, thank you for
1:03:16
joining us. And we will invite you to
1:03:19
the next Trump Inauguration Party. See you at
1:03:21
the pool party. See you at the pool
1:03:23
party.
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