Krissy Hoadley

I'm not sure.

There's this thing in my, there's this show called Mr. D that I watch, Canadian show.

Yeah, you talked about that.

Okay, he's a teacher.

Yeah.

You know, his name is Jerry Duncan, Mr. Duncan.

And there's a scene, like, they had seven seasons, and they thought the seventh was going to be the last.

So the final show is like, it's a weird, like, episode of Mr. D. But there's this reporter who's talking about all the terrible things Jerry, the

teacher has done over the years over the seasons like with the kids and all this it's an adult comedy but they have kids in the show and you know sometimes it gets a little racy and all this other stuff so they're talking about all these terrible things that he's done terrible things that he taught the children he's a bad teacher basically and the reporters in there and uh he's she's pulling out a bunch of dvds from his office desk and he's like oh yeah that's my curriculum for health and she's like

Raging bull?

And he goes, oh, yeah, I just find it easier to show them rather than talk to them about it.

And he goes, you know, raging bull.

And she goes, what's raging bull teaching them?

And he goes, well, I think it's important that boys and girls learn a lesson about menstruation, female menstruation.

And she goes, is there any other kind?

And then he goes and she goes, what are you teaching me?

Well, you know how women get.

I don't like that.

Get away from me.

I just find it to be the funniest fucking thing that he's talking about female menstruation.