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podcast so please don't punch me liz or mana in the face mana is here again and elizabeth is here

again everybody full vote here no guest today we had just the fam everybody's in uh montreal

this week a lot of people are in montreal so uh but we have lined up some pretty good guests. I think Harrison Greenbaum has agreed to come on in the future. I said, we're going to talk about everything. He's like, okay. And then Jim Florentine. He said, okay. Snap, snap, snap. I wanted to come on because last week I felt so bad. I was like saying what they were saying on last comic standing. But here's the thing about last comic standing. Like, if you go on and you say you're not something and the audience thinks you're something, then you're something. You know what I mean? Well, it wasn't the audience. It was norm. No, he thinks the audience thinks that. He thinks the audience thinks that.

It sounds like it.

No, it doesn't matter.

He's saying it because that's what the audience thinks.

When Harrison goes up...

He killed.

When Harrison goes up and does a bunch of gay jokes about how people think he's gay.

And then he says he's not gay, I'm not gay. It doesn't matter what he says. He, if he, if the perception is that he's gay, just the perception is like, if you say you're, you're white and you're black, it doesn't matter what you say. It's what the audience thinks, their perception of you. Yeah, but the audience doesn't vote on that show, him in or out. I'm not talking about it. I'm talking about in general. You can say, if you present yourself as a performer, as anything, and then you're like, I'm this, and they're like, no, you're that. It doesn't matter what you say. Once you get on stage, once you put yourself at the mercy of the audience

then then you are what they think you are it's that simple it doesn't matter what the fuck

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