Adam Sandler is the advert. I've only held my mouse over the advert for the Adam Sander new thing on Netflix, which is like a stand-up thing.

One, it's a stand-up, it's the most cheating thing.

It's not, it's a stand-up show.

Yeah.

But it's just loads of different clips.

It seems to be loads of clips welded together from loads of bits.

It's like, you can't.

Anyone could make a good stand-up show welding the best three minutes from an hour show together over 20 tour dates. I've seen three or four tweets so far from people I respect who aren't in

collaboration with each other saying it's really good. And I can't tell if it's a really funny joke.

And now I'm going to have to watch it. All the clips that I saw,

all the clips were like four, four or five second quick cuts of bits where he's not doing a joke

and he's just going, ble bl bl bl bl bl bl bl he's just doing a silly voice. But that's always like

the way that someone, like they always seem to go, who should we get to edit this trailer for all stand-up? Probably Jim, the editor who hates stand-up, right?

And doesn't speak English.

And there's bits that he likes the most of the bits where people are like,

and there's bits where it's just the audience laughing and they're just waving.

And they go, that'll advertise content.

It's just a man waving.

It's a man waving.

It's people loving it.

It's a man waving. It's a man waving. It's people loving it. It's a guy running around. I feel like, yeah, if ever, if ever, uh, if ever, uh, if ever he's up for any,

any crimes in the state of Texas, Adam Sandler can just show any of his films and they

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