Claire Parker

Yeah.

So I think the problem is like the comedy I grew up with or the comedy I came up with that a lot of that died.

A lot of the venues died and now there's new stuff.

And so for me, the difference is now I have like 24 year olds being like,

Are you just starting comedy?

And I'm like, no.

He's interested in New York comedy.

I feel like he's just this like evil gay man that I see on Twitter, right?

Like he's always saying things.

And I think he, I feel like I haven't looked into him a ton, but I think he was like the first cresting, like the white gays, they've reached a parody of sorts where they're actually just as evil as a, as a straight white.

I feel like I'm always seeing him say these insane things of being like, of course the idiots must be murdered.

And that is bad, but I'm the devil.

So I like it.

Right.

And I feel like, but he also.

I feel like a lot of what I perceive as the bad actors in our world kind of have this hubris of, but I'm doing it for God.

I'm on the right side.

We just have a difference of ideas of how to make the world a better place.

I've always had this idea that he's like, no, the world's going to be worse, but I'm going to be the best.

Yes.