This week we welcome co-host of Gutfeld, comedian and author, Cat Tenth.

I think usually the people who are upset about these things are the people who haven't gone through it yet.

So they're like not mad at me for calling my mom my dead mom. They're just mad that they

think about dead moms for a second. Right. And if that's what it is, then just say that. You know,

just be like, yeah, I don't like to think about my mom dying so much better than like,

don't say that. You know, the way you're handling your own grief, that's wrong. Because you're

just a jerk. Like you're seriously just such a jerk. And for me, as I, you know, that's my whole

chapter. And then the last chapter is called, you know, comedy is my religion. Yeah. Because it

provides a lot of the same things like healing physically even, you know, the chemicals that get

released in your brain or he can be healing like good for your immunity physically, emotionally

healing can provide meaning to otherwise completely traumatic experiences. I mean, all the stuff

that I went through, I was able to also provide meaning to me by, you know, writing this book and

creating from it. This is Watkins. Welcome with Bridget Pettissey. I'm Bridget Pettissey. And you

are welcome.

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scrappy little internet heroes at Fettissey.com. All right. I'm with Cat Timp, everyone. Welcome

to Watkins. Welcome. Thank you so much for having me. I'm excited. Thanks for being here. I was

reading your book. I'm like, this is like a sister from another mister. Thank you. You know,

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