Hi, everybody. Welcome to AITA Pod. I'm Danny Vega, joined by a very special returning guest today, the queen of New York City of Manhattan. It's Dana Burger, folks.

Oh, thanks for having me. It's always so fun to have you. We're here in your apartment.

Yes.

Which is cool. You are a little bit of a bro. I didn't know that about you. In what sense? You don't have a headboard. Yeah, Danny walked into my... Which is a little surprising. But it's a wonderful space. Danny saw my bed and he was like, you don't have... Do you think girls have headboards? Like, what's that about? Um, I think usually. Why? What is, what is gendered about headboards? It's kind of a trope that men don't have headboards. I don't have a headboard. So I, in my culture, like, it's a thing, it's a beautiful, it's a beautiful, it's a beautiful in straight male culture. We like, we like that you don't have headboard. Oh, you like that I don't. Yeah.

Oh, great. Oh, it's likable. Yeah. It's just somewhat unusual for, you know. But like I'm saying

why. What is there? What is the reason? Just telling you my experience. Most of the girls I, you know,

I know, kind of our age bracket, they be having headboards.

I find headboards to be kind of like overbearing and bulky and also a commitment.

Amen.

Yes.

Because like straight men hate commitments.

I'm an endless now.

Yes, there you go.

So I am a bit of a bro.

You have shared some hinge debacles with me. Those are always fun. Some of the characters you run into on Hinge. Yeah. Those are classic. Are we talking about that now? Well, I came to mind. You didn't, you didn't prepare me. I would have, like, gone through my roster. We're going to talk about this. Maybe that can jogger remember, but we did prepare this. So the truth is that Dana and I did this last pod and whatever. It kind of got around to, I would say some older friends of mine, still current friends of yours. Yes, yes. And it was kind of headline news for a second. Yes. But they're mutual friends of ours who we've known for, I mean, how long have I

known you? Like 10 years. It's been a while. It's been a long time. Yeah. So, you know, and we're so cool. I'm so cool with these people. It's just that like, you know, I live in L.A. They live in New York. You know. So. Yeah, you don't really keep in touch. We don't keep that much in touch. Yes.

But anyway, so there's a couple of classic Danny Phopas here learning lessons.

I'm the asshole stories.

Okay.

So first. We don't keep that much in touch. Yes. But anyway, so there's a couple of classic Danny Phopas here, learning lessons.

I'm the asshole stories.

Okay.

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