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Adler learned his first curse word.

Which was?

Ass.

That's barely a curse word.

That's acceptable on television.

That's fine.

That's probably where he heard it.

And he said, he said,

ass. He said something about like somebody was going to beat someone's ass. And Jensen said,

what did you just say? And he was like, I'm going to beat that guy's ass. And Jensen was like,

oh, that is another is another word for but.

And we just prefer that you say but.

And he was like, okay.

So he hasn't acknowledged the power yet.

No.

He hasn't acknowledged. He went through a phase.

I guess it was probably like seven or eight where it was like when he realized he could get a rise out of people by swearing and

oh man it was just over right well we said like you can swear at home just don't swear in front of

other adults or other kids and once he knew he had that freedom it was like car rides would just become

a swear fest and then it was like wanted to find songs or things where people swore. And that was like, oh my God, you just wanted to like keep quoting them and talking. And it was like, okay, dude. And then he exhausted himself. But it took a while. Right. It was like a good six months of just having to swear. And like, I finally was just like, you know, it's boring. Yeah. It's actually, like, a sign of a limited vocabulary. Like, if you can't find a more creative way to say something, you just think that saying the F word is funny, it's, it's, you know, minimal humor. Adler has been trying to figure out what the F word is for years. So have I.

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