Brian Green

You know, the the I'll say this, the times when we get the most flack on this show, on the reviews, and we do our best to stay away from politics on the show.

But sometimes politics becomes like it creeps in to life.

Yeah, it's like, yeah, right.

And so we find ourselves biting our tongues and not and sometimes not being able to bite our tongues.

Like we've got to mention something.

Do you find in the comment sections?

It's hard of the review sections that I find.

Almost everything is touched by politics now.

So divisive in this country that everyone wants to throw in.

Oh, you're a Republican.

Oh, you're a liberal.

You know, whatever it is.

Do you find it's difficult sometimes to navigate the comments section with or without politics?

All right.

I'm going to, when you think about that.

kind of open the guardrails a little bit on some of the things that we talk about.

And like you said, it's hard sometimes not to see what's going on in the television and read about it or whatever and then not go, I can't comment.

If I have a show that's running four days a week, I can't not say something about this.

But there's one lady who when we – I said something a couple months ago and then she wrote this comment on Spotify, stop being political, stay in your lane, you're not funny when you're political, whatever.

Yeah.