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Today, we're going to go watch a couple clips from Chelsea Handler and Hannah Gatsby to

see if they have what it takes to unseat Samantha B from her throne as the worst feminist

queen. So first, let's go back again if we must and watch Chelsea Handler.

This is so aggressively unfunny. It's almost impressive. So a few months ago, I embarked

on a mission that I knew from the beginning would be difficult, but has proven far more

challenging than I ever anticipated. It's a sort of mission that tries your soul, shows you

who you are, what you're made of, test your metal. The mission is to laugh at a joke told

by a feminist comedian.

You serious?

Now, it's to be clear here, just to be just so we can get all the technicalities clear.

The goal is not to laugh at a feminist comedian because we can all do that. That's very easy

to do. You can easily laugh at them. The goal is to laugh with them, to laugh at their material,

to laugh when it seems like they want you to laugh. And in the way, they want you to

laugh. So, so far, I've tried to laugh at jokes from Samantha B and Hannah Gatsby. If

you watch those videos, you know that I tried my hardest. I did. I dedicated myself to

the task and just came up empty. I found myself not only not laughing, but in fact, nearly

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