So, Will Smith slapped Chris Rock.

And obviously a lot of people are talking about it.

I guess we're talking about it now too.

But here's the thing, my first reaction, honestly, when I saw this happen,

I was, you know, thought to myself, hey, this, you know, this one happens.

You talk smack. If you talk smack, occasionally, you're gonna get smacked, right?

That's what happens. And the reason I feel so, I was, I didn't think much about it.

I was like, oh, he's got smack, I kind of chuckled whatever.

But then everyone started getting like hype about it, right?

Okay. So, when you're in a sea of opportune,

occasionally someone's gonna get smacked, right?

But you're on a construction site.

Occasionally someone's gonna get smacked.

I guess more back in the day, but still, when you're at your house with your brother,

someone's gonna get smacked, right?

I mean, it occasionally happens. Things escalate.

Now, does this mean that I condone violence, right?

A platoon scrap is not violence.

You know what I'm saying? Like two high school kids on the same football team

that get in each other's face and maybe they get, maybe there's a takedown happen.

Maybe there's a couple of slaps.

I guess we could include that as violence, but I don't,

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