Good evening, everybody. We are back with Lionel after we had to cut the stream short last week because I couldn't speak. My brain was just smashed from Lionel's drone monologues. Just disintegrated my neural pathways. Anyway, we have returned. Thank you for everyone to put questions in.

Thank you for Lionel for coming back. We will be covering all kinds of

present subjects, Didi, JZ, all that, lovely stuff. But anything at, anything at all you want

to ask Lionel, put it in the chat please now thank you my friend first of all i i

don't know how you you folks do it across the pond but merry christmas you and your family

you know here in my country and they have a lot of this b s about well happy holiday

shut up it's merry christmas Hanukkah. That's great.

We used to have something called Kwanza. Do you have Kwanza in the UK?

Happy Kwanza, no.

Kwanza was about four people made this up.

About 1970, it's a black Christmas.

Nobody understands it. Five days of Kwan.

They had it for two years, and then they forgot all of them.

It's just, it's just, it's this thing you throw out there.

And they have cards and nobody understands what it is.

But if you say that, you're a racist.

And today, by the way, everything, you should have this big stamp.

Because I'm going to say more things that are construed perhaps as being racist because they're the truth.

Because we'll talk about that.

Because remember, whenever you say the truth about a black subject, you can say the same thing about white folks, but it becomes, in my country here, racist.

But that means it's true.

Don't forget, ethnic jokes are only funny if they're true.

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