I mean nobody admitted my mother was schizophrenic and she was talking about Elvis being her dad.

They're like, no, he's not gay and maybe Elvis is Patty's father.

Shut up, let's all have a nightcap.

This is death, sex, and money.

Death is dead.

We don't have to worry about him anymore.

The show from WNYC about the things we think about a lot.

But I do think the unwanted boner is a thing that else

have to deal with and it can be hard. I need to talk about more. Oh what's that

odor I think it's the sense of a deal? I'm Chris Gethard. Filling in for an Anna Sale. I know everybody out there misses Anna. I do too. Trust me. We're

going to catch up with Anna a little later in the show. I myself former guest on Death Sex

and Money.

I'm also a comedian and to talk to me a while back,

along with my wife, Halle, about comedy and depression

and anxiety, our careers, all the things

you've come to expect from this great podcast that I'm lucky to be a part of

Now like I said I'm a comedian and look when you're a comedian you're just around comedians all the time you get numb to it

comedy becomes like static you just watch all these comedians, you just

background noise, comedy after a while. Then I met Tim Dillon. A couple of years

ago there was a tragedy, a young gay student prematurely ended his life

by jumping off to George Washington Bridge.

I told my friends and family that I was gay the same week that happened.

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