Hi, everyone, coming to you from Los Angeles, which is on fire, but also just want to remind you, I'm still going to be traveling all over America for my big baby tour starting back up in February.

I will also be looking for a new place to live, a new city to move to, and quite possibly lodging and shelter.

So let me know if you can help me with that.

New dates on Whitney Cummings.com.

Oh, hey, everyone.

Whitney Cummings here recording a podcast in Inferno.

I am surrounded by flames.

I'm in the Los Angeles area.

I'm still here.

Why it's unclear. The whole situation is

retardant. People will be talking about losing their homes, losing everything they've worked so

hard for crying, and then you'll hear someone say retardant, like six times in a row. And row and I can I this is obviously a trauma response

and a very immature coping mechanism but like I will be like sobbing because a friend of mine

lost their home they can't find their dog we're like trying to find their horses and someone's like

well the good news is they just dropped a bunch of flame retardant. Like, we got to change the word, you guys, because I am just too childish.

Let's just be honest.

I'm going to be all over the place in this episode talking about what I think's happening

with the fires, what I've seen so far.

This is going to be very disorganized thoughts

here. But I did have to evacuate. When you evacuate your home in a jiffy, you really find out who you

are. I'm not proud of the way I behaved when I evacuated. I grabbed my passport, my son's birth

certificate, of course, so that I, you know, remember his

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