We've reached a point in our society where someone felt the need to ask,

should deodorant be a part of the social contract?

No.

I mean, it's up to you.

Look, other people might not want to be around you, but it's your choice for how you want to go through life.

It is, but should we hold ourselves to a standard of like, if you're going to go out in society, put on doggone deodorant. I think most people do, but again, my argument's always like, look, you can make any decision

you want.

I got canceled.

You didn't get canceled.

People didn't like what you did.

And that's the prerogative.

If you don't want to wear deodorant, don't.

But don't get upset at kind of the social reaction around you.

That's all.

To me.

Yeah.

I don't know. Like, you know what I mean? If I pass somebody who's... who lives on the street and they smell like that, I go, all right, I get it.

Sure. If I pass somebody in the grocery store, I will make a quick judgment and be like, oh, he must have come back from the gym.

Right? Because the deodorants worn, worn off. I mean, literally it happened to me last night.

Somebody just passed me and it's like, that's a lot of B.O. But I looked at the dude and he was just in a t-shirt and mesh shorts.

I'm like, oh, he probably just came from the gym. No biggie. Sure. I've also followed behind people that they clearly didn't come from the gym. They just reeked.

Yeah.

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