Dusty Slay

Sure, sure, sure.

He talked about weed for 15 minutes.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But I...

Yeah, I think there is kind of a turnaround.

I think that, you know, probably originally comedy was clean and then things started to get edgy.

And then it was the edgy stuff was cool because it was like, oh, this is not something I can hear anywhere else.

And then it went so far.

To where it's like, oh, there is no edge anymore.

You've already said everything in the world.

And I think there was a hunger for people like, well, I want something that's not so crazy.

I want a podcast I can listen to in the car with my kids and not... I realized I was so desensitized to this sort of stuff when I...

started listening to my normal podcast in the car with my kids and I go, oh, I can't listen to this.

I didn't know they dropped 50 F-bombs in this.

So I think there was a hunger for like, can I listen to this around my kids?

Can I, even my shows I say, I don't want your little kids to come because I do talk about weed a lot, but you could bring your adult kids to my show and not be embarrassed that you brought them.

People tell me all the time, yeah, I can finally watch something with my kids or I can finally watch something with my parents.

Well, I agree.

And I think that about a lot of podcasts too.

Even that joke I made about myself earlier, someone saying my podcast is not that funny.