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Right now, Brian is doing the I'm sorry series, which is illuminating and fun and interesting and all great shows so far.

I mean, people are saying it too. A lot of people are more people than before our messaging about how good it is.

Yeah, that's good. I mean, it's fun as hell that that episode with Tony was really fucking fun to do really funny. I mean that that Kramer Kramer's apology is maybe one of the greatest pop culture artifacts of my entire lifetime.

I think it's it's really something to listen to that again, which I listened to it a hundred times when it happened.

So yeah, I haven't I haven't actually listened to the episode this week. So I know I haven't I'm looking forward to it though. Totally different opinions this time than when I heard it the first times.

Oh, I bet. You know, you just fucking switched it up. You know, when if I'd have been doing a podcast when when Kramer thing first happened, I would have been like this cancel cultures got to stop.

Sure. It was different time. Yeah.

Oh, I guess if you also grow. Yeah, I guess if this guy can't say the N word, nobody can say the N word. It's funny, though, too, because Tony.

I mean, and it probably has more to do with Tony being black is that like he remembered parts of Kramer's thing that like I didn't remember that he said stuff about lynching the people in the audience too.

Yeah, that makes it a lot more bad to me. It was awful.

It was a lot more bad. The N word was just like you could be like, hey, man, you know, he was just being offensive on purpose and there are there were our whites that will insist there is no word they're not allowed to say.

Yeah. And that's what he would be doing. You know, that's what I had had maybe over the years had convinced myself he was doing was like, you know, he's getting heckled. He's getting heckled by by people of color.

And then he's yelling black people, not people of black people. Yeah, he's getting he's getting heckled by black people. He wants to say the thing that's going to hurt them the most. He knows that word is the N word. He's going to say the N word.

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