By the way, there was a pasty, but you could still see some nipple. That's the update.

Ariola or nipple? Ariola's for the streets. Everybody should get it.

Ariola. It's seen a little bit of both. Oh, no.

100%.

It is so much better to do this podcast without the regular co-host. I'm so excited to get a chance

to chat more with one of my favorites, Roy Wood Jr. Roy, thank you very much for coming on today.

I had such a laugh with you when we jumped in on it. It was like a fundraiser thing. I forget what

it was. I think it was a fundraiser, right? Was it the Patrisso Niel thing or it might have

it too? No, I thought it was shitter. Yeah, I thought it was like

fundraising. Oh, no, it was like some for the comedians and comedy and laugh, a comedy club,

comedy club, wait staffs and all that. That's right. For the wait staffs when the pandemic

really took off and we're trying to raise money for the wait staff, we did a thing together and

you had me howling. I was like, I got to try to get a podcast with this dude again because I obviously

knew who you are and stuff but I didn't really get a chance to chat with you except for in that.

And now we're via Zoom again. We're still not gonna say that. Did I ever say it to you or did I

tweet it to you or did I, I can't remember but I remember when your last Netflix special came out

and the clever way you swerved around the inward. Yes, you messaged me. I can't remember what

the joke was but I was like, that was fucking good. Yeah, you messaged me that. I was like, yeah.

Like I was sending that one around to my dogs. I was like, yeah, man, this fucking white boy.

This shit was good. Thanks. That was a high price. There have been white comics that have said it

where it made sense in the context that the joke and it was fine for me. Yeah, I can only speak

for myself. I can't speak for all that fucking man. But that was even more clever because you didn't

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