Kyle Mann

Yeah, well, we won't be too mean to Dave Ramsey.

That's our number one.

We like that.

That's our number one rule.

Use him for clicks and laughs, but that's enough.

Just clicks and laughs, all friendly stuff.

But no, I mean, I don't think there's any topic that's off limits for the satirist.

And honestly, that's why a lot of left-leaning comedy these days isn't funny anymore because they have so many no-fly zones, things that they won't make fun of.

that it doesn't surprise you anymore.

Imagine if they were to make fun of their own worldview, things in their own worldview.

It would be shocking because they don't do that.

So I think you do need to be able to make fun of yourself.

You do need to be able to make fun of things in the culture.

I just think the main guideline that we use is that if we're making fun of a serious topic, like we're trying to call attention to a really

heavy topic like abortion or something along those lines, then our jokes are going to be that much more serious.

We don't want to make people think that we're making light of those things.

So that's kind of one of the guidelines that we use.

Yeah.

Well, and you have to, like, I think to be a good satirist, you have to first be able to laugh at yourself.

You have to be able to make fun of your own.