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I'm going to talk about a lot of things that I've been doing for years. I've been making

for years and I love it when I'm proven right, which happens from time to time. A woman

by the name of Ali Ward visited a macy's in New York a couple days ago and she found these

gimmicky little plates that have these concentric circles on them with the outer circle saying

mom jeans and then the next circle in says favorite jeans and then the next circle in the

smallest circle says skinny jeans. The joke being that if your food makes it out to the

mom jeans circle, then you've got too much food because you're going to be fat. So

you want to, you know, if you want the skinny jeans, you got to have that little circle

in the middle there. Obviously, it's a joke. I don't think it's meant to be taken all

that seriously, but for some reason, this was offensive. For some inconceivable reason,

it's offensive to have these circles on a plate. And so Ward tweeted a picture of the

plates and then said that she wants to have the plates banned in all 50 states. Now,

I'm sure the band thing was, well, I, I would hope the comment about having them banned

was hyperbolic, not meant to be taken totally literally, but the point is she was, she

was upset about the plates. She didn't like the plates. They're blood, they're bad plates,

not good plates. Okay. Well, within four hours of that tweet being sent out, four hours,

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