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Dating Advice from David Wain

Thursday, May 21, 2009



If there's one person in Hollywood that has the right to give out advice about getting women, it's David Wain. That's why Asylum sat down with him to find out exactly how he does it.

David spares no details as he explains the process from "How to Approach them" to "What to do if she's not 'The One'"

Head over to Asylum.com to check out the full article, and then watch as David "plays against type as a bumbling loser at love" in the newest episode of Wainy Days.

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