Jay Mohr

You're right from the perspective of every time they ask, how's Congress doing?

It's always 80 percent disapproval.

And it's always, you know, it's always the race question, Adam.

It's the tide of turn.

A lot of Rutgers talk.

Don't only choose the thing you like to think of.

Because down the shore, everything's all right.

No, I know him personally, of course.

Hard work and all that stuff, like you said, is probably the biggest key to success.

I will point out the fallacy of me saying that, or you bringing it up, is the vast, vast majority of my interactions in my life, the totality of my life, and probably all of ours, is middle-class-ish white people.

So I can't speak for people who have a harder path.

I don't know.

He's saying, who do you know?

No, he's asking, who do you know in your life, which could encapsulate.

That's your life.

Okay.

We're all on the same page, and we're going, well, I only know you.

But Jay, it would sound ignorant if I was like, yeah, everyone I know who works hard is successful, because-

There's nobody brown within five towns.

How much fishing is going on in Kentucky?