Sarah Burke

And she ended up leaving her radio job, Jan, because at a listener event, like a broadcast where someone wins that you go to their house, you broadcast live, you win a bunch of booze and food.

She woke up confused, didn't know what happened to her after one of the people living in that house gave her a shot on her way out.

Well, she didn't leave, right?

She woke up confused.

You know, you can find stories like this far and wide now, which is so sad.

But sometimes it's someone you know so intimately, aka your husband.

Sometimes it's a stranger.

And it doesn't matter.

The idea of a woman's body being a commodity, something that you can choose to do what you want with, is what needs to fucking change here.

Something you carry around, yeah.

I hate to say this reminds me of Thordis' story, right?

And South of Forgiveness.

Oh, it wrecked his night.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I should also mention just here close to home, too, if you've been following the Hockey Canada trial, there's actually a documentary about this.

It's going to be produced by a guy from Montreal, Sebastian Trahan.

It's called Code of Misconduct, and it's premiering next month.

Wow.

Anyone who's participating in this type of behavior, you will be called out.