Prepare to be really uncomfortable.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

I'm already uncomfortable.

There was some term we were using on the show years ago that we said sounded like a racial slur and like we were uncomfortable saying, but it wasn't a racial slur in any way.

Do you remember what it was?

Right. I don't remember what it was, but it was.

Oh, yeah.

It's on the tip of my tongue.

I'll try to come up with it.

It doesn't really matter.

It was just a word.

It's like made you uncomfortable saying it even though I didn't have any meeting well this is part of the daniel tosh bit here that i came across on youtube last night daniel tosh fairly famous as a comedian

for brushing pretty closely up against racist comments and his comedy and getting big laughs out of it

katie you're familiar with tosh oh yeah he's a funny guy Well, and sex stuff. And he just operates on the edge.

So he'll set up this focus group thing the way he does it, but it's worth knowing since it's a video that the

panel he's talking to, it's a black guy, a white woman, a gay guy, a Hispanic guy, and an old Asian woman that he's talking to.

And this is how it goes. In this hypersensitive day and age it's hard to know who will be offended by what.

So I came up with a list of brand new terms that have absolutely no racial connotation whatsoever.

And to make sure they're safe, I feel tested them with an extremely diverse focus group.

It's time for, is it racist?

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