Brett Cooper

The resources, we're not keeping everybody safe.

It's words.

They are words.

They're words that people say all day long.

It's a disability that that man is there to bring awareness to.

We didn't have the resources.

They told you all at the top of the show that he was going to be there.

Was that not enough?

What more did you want?

Well, we're going to get to what actually they wanted, which was incredibly disgusting.

But anyway, you're claiming that this is about inclusivity.

I'm sorry, but real inclusivity is welcoming this outsider, welcoming this man into your Hollywood space, recognizing that he has a neurological disorder that he has spent his entire life navigating, that he has spent his entire professional life educating people on.

Inclusivity and genuine care and compassion is knowing that this man, being in a new environment, being surrounded by a lot of stimulants, might be set off.

And choosing to maybe let it roll off your shoulders, maybe even chuckle, help spare him the embarrassment that he is obviously feeling.

But no, no.

That, guys, that's too compassionate.

That's just too much.

No, it actually is about everyone else's experiences.

Like this.

I mean, take?