I will say that this Black History Month has been so incredibly messy. Miss Rachel Dolazol out here losing her job only over Onlyfans. And she changed her name to Ingecchi, I think so you say it. During Black History Month, Rachel, are you serious? Like that's karma, though. That's karma, though. The karma said, you want to be black. I'm going to get serious? That's karma, though.

That's karma, though.

Karma said, you want to be black.

I'm going to get you when it's time to be black, okay?

Yeah.

And the thing that I say all the time, two things can be true.

You should not lose your job.

Like, sex work is work, and it's fucked up that people could lose their jobs for like what they do

in their personal time.

Right.

That is one thing.

And also, Rachel Dolazol is a hot ass mess.

And it's just wild to me that she like continues to be in the news.

Well, and here's the thing.

Like, if like that is one person that we can cancel you know i know that we can't though we can

though because evidently because she's like she's like an STD she just keeps coming back

um but like that's the thing of like every time the word cancel culture comes up i always point

to the fact that no one has been canceled. Like, she has based consequences,

sure, but like, look, she had a job until now. Well, maybe it's like a momentary cancel. Or maybe

it's like a shaming, right? I talked to last week or recently on the podcast about parental

shaming. And I do think as much as shame can be a negative, have a negative connotation, I do think shame has a purpose.

You know, it has a purpose in society to like keep you in the moral center or like stop you from doing some crazy as shit, you know, Rachel Dologrol.

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