Andy Stumpf

I've talked about this recently.

It is interesting to me, and I never paid attention to it, but I know he's a good friend of yours, Dave Chappelle.

I watched his last special.

The ability for comedians to nest inside of your set pretty impactful and powerful societal conversations and ideas and get people to laugh about it.

But even when they're done laughing about it, they're going to be thinking about it when they're driving home.

It's just the vehicle to get people thinking about stuff.

Well, in terms of comedy, I agree.

And Dave is one of the best of all time, if not the best at doing that.

But what kind of a...

nesting would you... You're talking about giants.

It depends on the morals and ethos of that society.

If they want to be a warrior society, you have to have something that you're constantly fighting or protecting yourself against.

Whether that's real or you are nesting the morality of your society in that story, both could achieve the same end state.

If there really was a giant and they really did kill this thing and then brought it back secretly, what would be the purpose of that?

Why wouldn't they...

That's where I go.

What would be the purpose of hiding the fact that this thing existed?

I don't see why the government would hide.

the discovery of a giant.

What military reason, what national security reason would you have for hiding that this thing existed?