She's met, she's saying how much they want a strong woman.

What they really want is a cheerleader.

I'd like someone who's physically very frail and won't stop talking.

I just want what everybody wants. I seem to have a harder time getting it.

Hello everyone and welcome to maximum film. It's episode 286. I had to eat some Korean

barbecue to get my fix.

It's your host if Ywadi Wayne in the booth with me all my friends.

So let me introduce you to them.

First up, we have one of the just sexiest critics in America. It's none other than our in-house

Christmas Zaddy, Alonso Giralde, what's good?

Sorry, I'm busy changing my business cards.

I'll be right back.

What's good if he is, there's a queer cartoonist

named Rob Kirby.

I've been a fan of his for years he had a really great

Weekly Strip that ran in a lot of

LGBT papers called curbside a while back and he's been doing different you know illustrating and story stuff over the years but now has a new book out that I think is really terrific it's called Marry me a little and it is a sort of graphic memoir about the process by which he and his long-term boyfriend got married because they could.

And you know, that's been sort of a recent, relatively recent phenomenon in this country where like couples who have been together for a long time suddenly were like, oh, we can actually do this thing.

So how are we going to do that? And it's's just it's a really sweet and funny story about

all the steps they kind of went through to sort of make that happen and their history is a couple

and you know sort of the larger context of what

marriage means in this country anyway it's a it's a sweet book I enjoyed it very much

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