Ben Bankas

so yeah of course the jokes you know are are exaggerated over the top but to laugh at them you have to be in agreeance with something you have to be in agreeance with me that i'm telling you a joke and that you're not going to to to be offended at it you don't necessarily have to agree politically but you have to agree to something you're making when you go into a comedy show you're there's a con there's an unwritten on contract of i'm going to tell the jokes

And if you don't like it, you don't have to laugh.

If you really don't like it, you can leave.

You can't yell out.

You can't cause problems during the show.

And you understand that I am joking.

know what i'm saying do you get a lot of people heckling you uh yeah normal amount i get a lot people are really excited for my shows they get really drunk they get really drunk and then just i you know they they end up heckling um but they love me you know what i'm saying and then i have yeah if i go to a random place and do a show somebody might freak out and get mad and um

But, you know, I just don't understand this whole like it's like, why do you have to explain that you're like that pedophile jokes?

Like, why do you have to explain that you're against it?

Like, it's like, obviously, you know what I'm saying?

Like, I do Epstein jokes.

It's like somebody got mad at mothership.

I made a joke because I was saying that, you know, whatever, that he was a good guy.

But it's funny because it's obviously not true.

You know what I'm saying?

Now, some of my jokes are funny because they are true.

Or maybe Epstein was a good guy.

He made jokes about indigenous people in Canada.

Oh, so you're not allowed to?

You're not allowed to talk about a group of Canadians that I'm born and raised in Canada, grew up with the whole, learned the history, blah, blah, blah, and I still can't make a joke?