Mark Norman

What did you just do, Mark? You fucked up my whole drink. Oh, sorry. I thought it was vodka. No, it's water. That's water. Oh, fuck. Can we get Cam another cup of water? You all good? Oh, but we'll get you another water there. God damn it. That wasn't for you, nigga. What the fuck? I'm sorry. This all good, man. I thought you were my slave. Whoa! What's going on here?

What did you just do, Mark? You fucked up my whole drink. Oh, sorry. I thought it was vodka. No, it's water. That's water. Oh, fuck. Can we get Cam another cup of water? You all good? Oh, but we'll get you another water there. God damn it. That wasn't for you, nigga. What the fuck? I'm sorry. This all good, man. I thought you were my slave. Whoa! What's going on here?

There's too many crackers to say that right now, man.

There's too many crackers to say that right now, man.

There's too many crackers to say that right now, man.

Oh, well, I've been in Austin trying to support women's rights to choose, so more Kill Tony regulars aren't born.

I was walking home last night, and guys will know this feeling.

You know when you're walking late at night, and you're like behind a woman you don't know, and you're walking the same direction, and there's that tension?

She turns left, you turn left.

She turns right, you turn right.

And you're kind of in a rush.

But you also don't want to seem like an assailant.

It gets really strange, you know when you notice that she knows you're there as well?

The body language changes a little bit, they start clutching the bag.

warming up the hamstrings.

And then there's a really tense moment, you know, like when they finally look.

And now you like gotta try really hard to not walk like a rapist.

Would a rapist do this?

Then you take an alternate route.

And then you reappear from another street.