Mr. Robert Evin, what, what, what, what, what, uh, uh, I'm, I'm doing good since, since

Vince is also Italian.

Uh, I wanted to know how you feel about this Vince, because I've been trying to recuperate

the, the word Dego, which, which is a, an old, old, timey, racism against Italians, um,

because as a, as a man in comedy, I, I feel the need to be able to say a bad word that

I, I, other people, could say, um, yeah, yeah.

I think, I think I'm bringing it back.

No, I, yeah, it's time to reclaim Dego's, my, Dego, my, Dego, yeah, I say wap a lot.

Yeah.

Waps a good one.

Waps sounds, it sounds more offensive, cause it's, uh, hard, yeah, hard, yeah, percussive,

whereas Dego, it's kind of like sing songy, which is, you know, it's, it's too, it's too

close to Deo, las and De like, come in, you want to go home, you want to go home?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Doesn't, hmm.

I have been considering when podcasting, uh, finally, dries up as an industry, like putting

together a stage show, go into the gathering of the juggles every year, covered in, like,

low in the dark face paint, and I can be like the day glow, Dego seems like it seems like

it seems like a plan.

I love this.

This new rebrand where you're like, Hey, you know, you got to make jobs where you can

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