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One of thefive women who accused Louis C.K.
Back From the Dead,in which he got several facts about the C.K.
story wrong, most importantly the claim that the women gave C.K.
their consent before he masturbated in front of them.
Contrary to Breslins accounting, what C.K.
did was not done with consent.
But it didnt matter because the exciting part for him was the fear on our faces, Wolov writes.
and write about it in theCanadian Jewish News.
Tickets were seen on resale sites selling up to $1,000 a ticket, he wrote.
Breslin said yes at the time, adding, We should only be so lucky to book him.)
Wolov also takes issue with the way Breslin wraps up his article, in which he talks about C.K.
revealing onstage that his grandfather was a Hungarian Jew who escaped the Nazis.
When Breslin heard this, I felt even better about my decision to book him, he wrote.
The authors attempt to convince himself and the Jewish community of the validity of supporting C.K.
supporters: Did this factor into the authors unscientific market survey?
We too work in comedy.
We will probably never make tens of millions of dollars to lose.
is still very wealthy, Wolov continues.
