Whitney Cummings interviews Olivia Munn

[ThatPayPhoneGuy]

Sorry guys they hate foot stuff, and don't like being tickled.

[01:23:18]
Oh I see, I see the hair. I mean yeah there's not stupid and guys are into sucking toes. I'm not into that shit. Get the fuck away from my feet. I don't like feeling self-conscious even if your fetish is your fetish. I only had like a couple of guys do that.
[01:23:31]
I'm good. Well it's also like weird because you're supposed to be like. It just be like, am I supposed to be do I have to be? Do I have to participate and act like I will? Do I have to be part of this? Like I'm going to I'm ticklish. I'm going to kick you in the mouth. Dude, I can't act like I'm too ticklish. And there's no way I don't like being tickled, but that instantly it just felt like.

 

[magic fingers]

And women wonder why men don't open up to them

 

[Toesheldback]

This is the rule, not the exception.

 

[Studious_Hustler]

And women wonder why men don't open up to them

This is the rule, not the exception.

Well, I think the first woman is trying to be a comedian. And a lot of comedians say dumb stuff because they're trying to be "edgy." On the other hand, Olivia actually pushes back and defends foot stuff, even though it's personally a turn-off for her.

So no, I disagree that the comedian's shtick represents some kind of "rule" about women's behavior. In my own experience, most women love having their feet touched. And if some don't -- well, that's their preference, and it's every bit as legitimate as having a foot fetish.

 

[Comfort Eagle]

Yeah all they said was they didn't like it.

 

[ThatPayPhoneGuy]

And women wonder why men don't open up to them

I took more away from boundaries as I it seemed that it's okay to say no to his stuff, and in fairness it is, but if you don't like to bang her on the rag you need to grown-up.

 

[Morning Scifi]

Well, I think the first woman is trying to be a comedian. And a lot of comedians say dumb stuff because they're trying to be "edgy." On the other hand, Olivia actually pushes back and defends foot stuff, even though it's personally a turn-off for her.

So no, I disagree that the comedian's shtick represents some kind of "rule" about women's behavior. In my own experience, most women love having their feet touched. And if some don't -- well, that's their preference, and it's every bit as legitimate as having a foot fetish.

Whitney Cummings is kind of an idiot for a myriad reasons, but a lot of modern "comedians" are like that. George Carlin was one of the last few greats of the profession, and it's rare to come across someone on his level. That being said, I agree that her comments are likely just a schtick and not representative of anything about women in general.