Well, thanks to the everlasting vigilance of another generation of social justice warriors, yet another bastion of racism falls.

Hi, everybody. I'm Bill Whittle here with Steve Green and Scott out, and you will be relieved to know that that cesspit of hatred, known as Mary Poppins, has been finally given the content warning that it's deserved all of these years.

You see, Scott, the problem is that during the part where they're all chimney sweeps and

they've got a little bit of soot on their face, because that's generally what happens when you sweep a chimney,

one of them made reference to the fact that they might look like Hottentotts.

Now, you would think the Hott and Tots would be upset about this, but it turns out there are no Hought and Tots. It's not like there's a Hottentot Nation or Hottentotentatat. There is none.

But that doesn't matter because what, 70 years, 60, 70 years after the movie, 60 years after the

movie, something like that's pretty close to that. And well over hundreds of years since the word hot and tot was in fashion,

the British have decided to change Mary Poppins. Yes, you heard me, Mary Poppins from what would

be R.G. That was their universal. It is now parental guidance is suggested. It's a PG movie now,

Mary Poppins, Scott, because one of the things that could happen

is your child who doesn't even, can't even find, you know, United States on our own maps here,

might hear the word hot and tot.

It's, it is shocking. Is this the same movie where they have like penguins dancing?

Yes, you know, they think they, yes, he's doing it.

So basically you've got these mixed race birds, black and white, being forced to dance with this Hollywood celebrity. Yeah, I can understand why people would be upset about this.

By the way, if the hottentots aren't around anymore, do you think they will mind if I

use their name for my new brand of tater tots, Scott Otts, Hot and Tots?

That's exactly what I was thinking. Yeah, yeah, exactly. I would like to pick up on that.

All opinion.

That's right.

I think that it's, is this like a real thing?

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