Show Notes
On today’s episode, CORINNE FISHER and KRYSTYNA HUTCHINSON read an email from a woman trying to decide between nursing school and having a baby. Krystyna shares her favorite quotes from reading The Will To Change by Bell Hooks before C&K welcome comedian AMY CARDINALE back to the studio. The trio discuss dating a salt-of-the-earth meatball from Queens, fangirling over bisexual men, being attracted to big guys, society’s backslide to super skinny women, and emotionally exhausting your boyfriend until he falls asleep.
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