Call Her Daddy
Call Her Daddy
"It's really funny that there is this other phenomenon happening on social media that I just find so unbelievable and interesting. And I think that our forefathers and our parents and our grandparents and people before us would be shocked if they saw what society is doing." — Alex Cooper
"When you're giving a blow job, girls, there's this magical thing. I believe on every man. Okay. And I swear to God, it works every time I do it to every single guy I give head to and every single time they freak out and they like flinch. Okay. It doesn't have to do with the actual dick. It's the base of his penis." — Alex Cooper
"Do not call him out. No, exactly. Until you have something so big evidence. Until you have something that could be labeled inappropriate. Yes. And there's no questions. There's no faltering wavering down about the inappropriateness of it. Don't bring it up." — Sofia
The episode features hosts Alex and Sofia engaging with listener submissions, covering a wide array of personal experiences and questions. Early segments include discussions on sexual encounters, including a critique of certain provocative comedy shows and personal anecdotes about intimate experiences. The hosts also delve into social media trends, particularly focusing on the trend of women holding up their own derrière in photos, questioning its authenticity and comparing it to similar poses for other body parts.
A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to providing advice on dating and relationship dilemmas. This includes a listener's concern about her boyfriend messaging a past romantic interest, where the hosts advise strategic lurking and waiting for more substantial evidence before confronting him. Another discussion centers on inappropriate dating approaches, such as a man suggesting he would be a "good stepdad" in a direct message to a woman with children. The hosts also address listener questions about navigating threesomes, offering guidance on setting boundaries, choosing a suitable environment, and the emotional preparedness required for such an experience.
Further listener submissions touch upon the nuances of friends-with-benefits relationships, particularly regarding gift-giving and the lack of formal relationship talks. The hosts also share a clever iPhone trick for hiding text messages by editing contact names to appear as "message failed to send." Finally, the episode explores practical tips for communication barriers with foreign partners and offers humorous advice for Halloween costumes, suggesting listeners dress as the hosts themselves to attract attention.