Lena Waithe

You know, if I really get in there and . You don't do that with your dog. I told you guys, I'm still learning.

I heard someone say that dogs are here to teach us how to die. Yes. Did you say that on this podcast?

I heard someone say that dogs are here to teach us how to die. Yes. Did you say that on this podcast?

I heard someone say that dogs are here to teach us how to die. Yes. Did you say that on this podcast?

Existence and passing.

Existence and passing.

Existence and passing.

Because if you asked anyone on the street, if you showed them a single clip of you or they know anything about you, you'd be like.

Because if you asked anyone on the street, if you showed them a single clip of you or they know anything about you, you'd be like.

Because if you asked anyone on the street, if you showed them a single clip of you or they know anything about you, you'd be like.

You'd be like, yeah. This guy is.

You'd be like, yeah. This guy is.

You'd be like, yeah. This guy is.

Is a retriever. The energy. He really is.

Is a retriever. The energy. He really is.

Is a retriever. The energy. He really is.

Were you gonna finish? I wanted to tell you the dog kiss. The dog kiss, that's where we were. The trainer, so Kate and Toby get a dog about as quickly as Chrissy and Chris realize they're gonna be working with a dog for the next however long. And we're like, okay. Nobody thought to like check if...

Were you gonna finish? I wanted to tell you the dog kiss. The dog kiss, that's where we were. The trainer, so Kate and Toby get a dog about as quickly as Chrissy and Chris realize they're gonna be working with a dog for the next however long. And we're like, okay. Nobody thought to like check if...

Were you gonna finish? I wanted to tell you the dog kiss. The dog kiss, that's where we were. The trainer, so Kate and Toby get a dog about as quickly as Chrissy and Chris realize they're gonna be working with a dog for the next however long. And we're like, okay. Nobody thought to like check if...

Yeah. Or if, like I used to be deathly allergic to cats. Like I used to be, if I went to your house and you opened the front door, I would know if you had a cat. I'm like that. Standing on the front porch. I'm a little like that.