First guest was a re-appearance by the appropriately named "Heather," <img border="0" title="" alt="[Mad]" src="images/icons/mad.gif" /> who just loves to flirt outrageously with men but CAN'T UNDERSTAND why women don't like her! <img border="0" title="" alt="[Confused]" src="images/icons/confused.gif" />
Next was a woman who, with a few girlfriends, loves to play the "Kissing Banditry" game. They go out at night cruising bars and restaurants with scorecards, and get so many points for kissing certain kinds of men -- tall, bald, celebrity, politician, young, old, etc. Don't know whether they get extra points for married men. They think this is wonderful good clean fun and if the men's wives/girlfriends are offended, well, they obviously just don't understand having fun.
Then there was a very sad and angry-looking married woman who related how a mutual friend of her and her H's had been behaving like this around him -- touching him, laughing with him, going off alone with him for lunch, bending over in front of him (!!!!!!!!!!!!!) <img border="0" title="" alt="[Mad]" src="images/icons/mad.gif" /> and sending him vulgar, sexual greeting cards. The H and this "friend" insisted this was all harmless fun. They ended up having sex.
(This especially infuriates me because I have seen ALL of those things aimed straight at my H and to this day he insists this was all normal business behavior and he had NO IDEA these women were flirting with him. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Mad]" src="images/icons/mad.gif" /> )
Next was a very beautiful and narcissistic woman who bragged how she could get any man she wanted, or anything she wanted (drinks, dinners, trips, etc.) through her skill at flirting. Also bragged about how other women should keep their men away from her because she was irresistible!
Last was a married man who sat on stage beside his wife and insisted there was nothing wrong with stunts like his being in a restaurant with his wife and then lifting a female friend to his shoulders and carrying her back and forth to the bathroom. Or falling into a pool holding on to some other woman. He insisted that he was "married, not dead," and that "flirting" only meant "grabbing private parts, and stuff like that." Phil gently informed him that everyone else calls stuff like that "having sex."
When this guy's wife told him to his face how hurtful and disrespectful this behavior is, and Phil told him he was risking his marriage for it, he just moped and sulked and said, "Well, since I do want to stay married, I guess I'll just have to be dead." The audience booed, but it was clear that the idiot just didn't get it and probably never would.
In short, it was a stage full of people whose only boundary is actual full-contact sex. Anything else is perfectly fine with them. It's all just harmless fun for everyone.
