Mo Amir

And that's not me saying it.

It's every single respected institution on planet Earth that's saying that.

So I'm not saying that.

So I'm just...

telling you what it is.

And that's what episode eight is.

And in season two of Mo was, uh, really trying to just bring that home and, and literally bring the family home and for people to see what it's like to actually even travel there as Palestinians, just to see like my mom, like my own mom, who's born there, who's from there.

Um,

You know, and her sisters and family is there.

And, you know, I was telling my wife yesterday, like, I feel such a deep, like, sadness that I can't go take my son to his great-grandparent's house, who he's named after, and just have a summer there, you know, and just get to see the family.

There's, like, a sense of, like, I've been robbed.

And I say this in my special.

It's like my mom says this to me.

Like, I feel like I'm living the same life as my grandmother's.

And this is what inspired the time bit.

It was like time is undefeated, time is fleeting, time flies, and you can never go back in time.

And, you know, that's what inspired everything with the time bit itself at the end of the special.

I can't talk to you anymore.

I don't talk to Venezuelans.

Yes, I do.