Jennifer Zamparelli

It's a different thing.

Do you think lads in there, I'm just saying, because it's gotten a lot better over the years, but let's say, you know, mid thirties to late forties, that they don't know how to communicate because it was, we never talked about sex and relationships openly.

And now all of a sudden they're told that they have to be honest and they have to be upfront, but they just don't have the tools.

Or maybe they are just looking for the ride.

They are.

They're just, you know... Is there certain websites or certain, you know...

I spoke to her years ago.

Years ago on my radio show and I remember coming home and telling Lau about it and he was kind of intrigued.

Yeah.

That's for people looking for relationships.

You need to bring it back.

So tell me, have you ever met someone with a fetish or a kink that was batshit crazy that you thought, this is not for me?

Yes, you are.

OK, well, we need to get an expert in.

We clearly have more questions than answers.

Should we bring in someone who actually knows what they're talking about?

OK, let's do it.

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