I know you guys saw today Morocco beat Portugal in the quarterfinals of the World Cup.

It is, uh, yeah, it's the best World Cup performance by a team of Africans since the unpaid

workers who built the stadiums.

I didn't do it.

Yes, I suspect most of them were actually from India, and they're about, uh, but, you

know, comedy doesn't have to be accurate, like journalism does.

What do they say that, uh, 6,000 people died building the stadiums or something?

Because it's like the pyramids, except they'll tear them down in a couple of years.

Is that what they say?

Is that the report?

I think that's right.

I saw the report that the, uh, this is what people claim, but, you know, people claim a

lot of things.

Don't people, yes, they do 6,500, 6,500, yeah, and who's, who's, who's reporting that?

That's, uh, oh, yeah, they're guardian.

This is the number 6,000 or 6,500, uh, you know, now we call everybody workers, workers.

They, uh, in, uh, a lot of the Arab countries, they use what is effectively slave labor.

Uh, I've witnessed it myself in many instances in, uh, different countries, uh, but they

say that, uh, 6,000 or 6,500 of the construction workers died or were killed during the, uh,

building of the stadiums, which is a point of pride.

Are they buried in the end zones or anything like, like Jimmy Hoffa, you know, like 6,500

Jimmy Hoffa's there, because they used to do that, you know, around the pyramids.

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