3262: Senior Partner w/ Jesse David Fox

[Keith]

Working and loving from home; Corona beer’s #CincoAtHome campaign; Trump and Pence’s anti-mask stance; virtual comedy shows and Adam Sandler’s greatest movie

Guest:
Jesse David Fox



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[Apia resurrected]

Im glad I have my family to be with.
I still enjoy my time with everyone.

[Archimedes_Screw]

Click? CLICK!? The fuck?

Loved the show and the new guest! He did lose me a bit with Click. Have him on again to defend that choice please.

[Archimedes_Screw]

#ShoutOutToXerxes

[Keith]

The mentioned instant classic: https://www.keithandthegirl.com/show...icals-seo.aspx

[Keith]

My article would be called Hollywood’s Quarantine Cheaters.

I see WWE has no audience. But there’s a loveseat in the ring. 2 people put that there.

[joslingeneva]

Jesse is great. I love when podcast worlds collide. He’s got some great interviews with comics just like y’all.

[FingerLakes]

Few things make me make a shitty face like cis straight people calling each other "partner." It seems so unnecessary and, as Jesse said, millennials have kinda co-opt'd the term. I suppose I can understand that the words "boy" & "girl" might be a bit enfantasizing or they want something with more gravitas but aren't ready to get engaged but.... Come the fuck on! You already have everything, normies! It feels like the same kind of unnecessary when straight millennial men who would fuck men couldn't use bi or pansexual and needed to invent "heteroflexible"

[AstoriaGirl]

Originally Posted by FingerLakes

Few things make me make a shitty face like cis straight people calling each other "partner." It seems so unnecessary and, as Jesse said, millennials have kinda co-opt'd the term. I suppose I can understand that the words "boy" & "girl" might be a bit enfantasizing or they want something with more gravitas but aren't ready to get engaged but.... Come the fuck on! You already have everything, normies! It feels like the same kind of unnecessary when straight millennial men who would fuck men couldn't use bi or pansexual and needed to invent "heteroflexible"

Ehhh I think you're reaching here. People don't just use partner as a stepping stone for marriage/ husband and wife. And many people don't want the cultural baggage that comes with marriage but still want to convey the seriousness of marriage.

[bagelwagel]

Originally Posted by FingerLakes

Few things make me make a shitty face like cis straight people calling each other "partner." It seems so unnecessary and, as Jesse said, millennials have kinda co-opt'd the term.

Hold your horses. The usage of "partner" goes back two centuries and was mostly used in a heterosexual context. Certainly, it was used widely by gay couples since the late 70s. But there were straight couples using the term partner since the mid-20th-century too as a response to their view of marriage being patriarchial.

The big picture is that the core belief of what marriage, dating, romance has gone through a major upheaval for everyone. Even the idea of a boyfriend and girlfriend is a 20th-century concept.

One of the interesting things about these definitions is that there was a movement among gay men in the 1970s to throw away marriage because it was viewed as antiquated. It was to the point of a vocal group were against legalizing same-sex marriage because they thought marriage was wrong overall. Then came AIDS which brought to light the need for legal rights for partners.