The Welcome to Tiger Belli, B Lee, Kalela, Gilbert, and we have a guy named Georgie

doing the camera work and he's white and he's amazing. I love white people.

They're kind. We need a little bit of diversity in this. We need

diversity in here. I want to start off today's podcast by doing many many apologies.

Daddy spent all day putting out fires, didn't he?

Yeah, I had fires to put out today, and it's because of this podcast, and it's because of my

podcasting, I say things that I just have no filter and I just say things and I've learned a very

valuable lesson lesser lesson lesson and I want to apologize number one to John

Caperulo. John Caperulo had a spat with Joey Diaz and I went on

Joi Diaz's podcast. I gonna said some things and my true feelings toward

John is that he's a great comic and he's changed over the years he's a really nice

guy and He's a really nice guy. He's just rehashing things that happened like eight years ago.

Yes, eight years ago we just had an argument on the phone and I, um, I truly apologize. he's a great comedian if you ever

Have John performing at your city just go see him because he's a really good stand up and he's a father and he's got a beautiful

wife and I fucked up.

And that's what I'm saying. I mean to reiterate my point a few podcasts a few episodes ago,

everyone is allowed to have a window of being shitty.

So if John Caparillo's window of not being the greatest guy...

No, but we just talk, he wasn't shitty.

It was all us. So it was all of you yeah yeah we

perceived it wrong I perceived it wrong so eight years ago it wasn't him being shitty it was me being absolutely crazy I this is what I like and Joey Diaz is crazy and domerera is crazy

John was a good guy and we were

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