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Malcolm and Kurt share a shocking follow-up to last episode’s workplace sex club letter, as well as advice regarding letters from:
Plus our new idea for an “astral” advice column, classic Dear Abby letters, and thoughts on love from ChatGPT.
In this episode Kurt and Malcolm offer our not-remotely expert takes on:
- How a widow can tell her annoying former sister-in-law “Barbara” that their “relationship” is over
- Legal options for a woman who wants her portion of the $240,000 left in deceased brother’s dresser drawer
- What a manager should do after discovering a wide-ranging COMPETITIVE sex club operating right under her nose
- A wealthy man concerned about continuing a relationship with his comparatively impoverished girlfriend
In this episode Kurt and Malcolm offer our expert takes on:
In this episode Malcolm and Kurt wrestle with a wide range of issues, including:
In this episode Malcolm and Kurt do their best to unpack letters to Ann Landers, Carolyn Hax, Dear Prudence and more, offering our pointed critiques of the following:
And so much more!
In this episode Malcolm and Kurt tackle letters to advice columnists from individuals facing a host of tough situations, including:
... and much more!
In this episode Malcolm and Kurt unpack letters to advice columnists covering a range of topics, including:
... and much more!
Today Malcolm and Kurt do our best to unpack letters to Dear Abby, Dear Prudence and Miss Manners, doling out our critiques to:
- “Yearns To Be a Mom” a “former model” who’s 31 and desperate to get that finger ringed and start pumping out the rugrats, but just can’t find any takers
- A “Dear Prudence” letter writer whose friend has begun communicating with a “dragon spirit guide” she speaks with every day
- A polyamorous “Gentle Reader” who wants Miss Manners’ expert advice on how to discourage her husband from getting too hot and heavy with the female member of the couple they “swing” with while out to dinner
... and much more!
Today Malcolm and Kurt hilariously tackle letters to Dear Abby, Ask Amy and Miss Manners, sharing pointed thoughts on advice to:
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