There is such a thing as a masculinist, right?

That's like a category.

Masculinist?

Yeah.

Well, there's such a thing.

Tim, the Toolman Taylor.

Right.

But if you're asking, is it a known term, no.

Oh, really?

I would say a masculine man or a masculineist.

A masculinist is not something that's generally used. I think we can all gather the meaning from,

from, you know, the word base. Because Shacky texted me that the other day. And I don't know.

I just assumed it was real. What did Shacky have to text you about masculinity? Because what we're talking about. We're talking about something. We're talking about somebody's late night set. And he was calling it a claptor comedy. And he was like, I don't know. I just said some bullshit. And he was like, you're one of the last true masculinist left.

I don't know.

It should make me laugh. But I was like, oh, that, it seems like a real thing. Masculist. Yeah. Sotomascist. No, that's a whole different thing. Massacist. That's like what old Japanese people like. When did we start? Like, do you know what we were talking about? Come on.

Because I've just been drawing. Tanner. Nothing, uh, nothing can be on about, uh, about, uh, that guy I was talking about that thing in Mexico. Okay, thank you. People are going to want to know about that. Yeah. And that happened before the podcast.

I don't know.

I don't know.

Look, we're at 2.42. What a tease you just gave the people. I love to tease them. I love to tickle them and I love to get in there. Entice them out of their little shells. Out of their height.

A little hermit crab shells that come see us.

Now listen, I'm done saying what podcast this is.

You clicked on it.

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