So many queer people. If you were straight in any way, it was odd. It was very, very strange in our school.

I love that. I know. Give us a country. Give queer people a country. Period.

I'll move there. An island. I don't know. Greece certainly can't be using all those islands. No. They can't be using all those islands. There's 777. Exactly. That's crazy. It's too many. They won't even notice one is gone. Yeah. I mean, we're kind of doing that with mecanos.

But. Yeah, I mean, we're kind of doing that with Mika Nose. Bad Dates.

Bad Dates.

Hello, hello, hello, and welcome to another episode of Bad Dates, the podcast.

I am your host, Joel Kim, Booster, back, back again.

It's been a little bit of time for me.

It may not have seemed like there was a break for you, but trust me, I have not been behind

this microphone in many, many moons.

And if you're watching at home, you might notice something different. We are in

studio for the first time ever. Get ready for some incredible video content. I am not mad at all that

I had to think about what pants I was wearing to record this podcast, which has not been the case

in the past.

Very excited to be back. If you're just joining us for the first time today, bad dates, it's very simple. The concept, it's right there in the name. I bring on some of my funniest friends. They recount stories of bad dates, bad hookups, bad marriages, bad relationships. It runs the gamut. A date is not just a date. It could be really anything you wanted to be on this podcast because we've run out of guests.

So with that in mind, I want to introduce you to our esteemed panel of guests today.

Joining me is a comedian and actor from The Minks and Encanto.

I've known him since my days in Brooklyn, baby.

Give it up for Oscar Montoya.

Hello.

Thank you so much for being here, babe.

Next, we have a writer and comedian from Hacks,

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