You're listening to GWF.

I'm Corinne Fisher.

I'm Christina Hutchinson, around since 2013.

The advice your therapist won't give you because you're lying to her.

Hey, citizens of planet Earth, how you doing?

Buckle up, wear a seatbelt, drink some water.

Welcome to another episode of GWF.

It's the podcast you love to listen to.

I'm Corinne Fisher.

I'm Christina Hutchinson.

Welcome to our show.

If you want to send us an email, you can go ahead and do so to Sorry About Last Night Show at gmail.com.

And also, I know I've been teasing this forever, but I finally got the poster art done for Gash.

So Sunday, October 25th, Gash at the comedy store in Los Angeles.

And like I've been saying, buy those tickets.

I know it's crazy.

Oh my God, I'm buying a ticket for October.

Life comes at you fast kid.

Buy a ticket now and then we can move it to the main room and we can get real famous stars. We can get Dane Cook on again and then I can talk about how I had a crush on him while he listens backstage even though I don't know he was listening until he came on stage and then I was kind of. I watched him listen to you. And then I was kind of embarrassed. I was like, wow, you just pulled a meat. I was so in love with you when I was 10. Jesus Christ. I think he neat. I think, I think that was good for him, even though obviously I'm, you know, way too ugly and old for him. Yes, I was going to say his 22-year-old wife and him, and he seemed to be doing great. Her name is Kelsey. I do follow her. She's super pretty and very fit. Yeah. Kelsey loves life. She loves Jesus and she loves Jane Cook. Definitely loves Jesus. Yeah. And if you're in New York City, boy, July 16th, it's a Thursday, 9.30 p.m. At caveat in the Lower East Side, I am doing a staged read-through of my one-woman show. Congrats on not killing yourself. I'm doing a, thank you. I'm doing a, like, a little intimate read-through at my director's house this Friday. But this will be the first time I'm, like, reading these words in front of people. And I'm very excited. I've been working so hard on this freaking script. And I want to, I'm going to get to this later. But I really want to try to speak, not for, but I want to honor people that I've had extremely abusive parents. And so, yeah, if that's topic, sounds like something you're interested in. And you're in New York City, the tickets are only 15 bucks. Go to my Instagram bio. I like that link.

Great option for a first date. Truly. You're like, wow, my shit's not that bad. Okay. Like every time Haley and I read through the script, she's like, whew, this is a lot, girl. I'm like, I know. Okay, let's get to somebody else is dealing with a lot. Today's subject line, grief led me to a weekend with a man who reminded me of my dead partner until I kicked him out when he said he was going to rape me as a joke. Okay. Don't you hate when that happens, girls? Wow. Hi, Corinne and Christina. I'm writing to share a cautionary tale of grief, of grief, blinding your common sense and listening to your gut.

So let me begin by explaining, I have been what I called widowed because my partner I was residing with, not legally married.

We will call him Ryan and his children suddenly died and I lost my whole world, my home,

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