Raanan Hershberg

Talk like my wife.

Why did they feel the need to publicly humiliate him? Haven't he been through that? Kick a man while he's down, I guess. He's getting a little cocky.

Well, you know, we do move at our own pace. And it's like people have acted like people suck now, like we're awful. But we are getting better.

We are getting better.

This guy's out of his fucking mind. We're freaked out when he sniffs hair. Yeah. Exactly.

Look how he's smelling those kids. Imagine. That was insane. It was good to be a king back then. You really could do whatever you wanted.

What happened to him? He got executed? What happened to Nero?

Yeah. Sorry. He was on really good pot. Really potent pot. It made him fuck his wife.

The weed was strong. And he only had taken weed a couple times.

That's a crazy thing to be like. Kill six million Jews. Well, I was on painkillers. I was on oxys, guys. I was on a lot of painkillers. I had a bad doctor.

Yeah, that's the other thing.

I think anyone put in that position would just do whatever the fuck they wanted. You know the Elizabeth Bathory story? No.

I just know about Hitler.

Oh, so she didn't do it.

You want it to be true, though, don't you? Of course.

Yeah.

I used to be super into serial killers, like before it was cool. Oh, back in the day.

Well, first of all, I was really into Kemper, the guy in the Mindhunter series. I was into him before. Now he's like, everyone knows him. I'm a little disappointed. I was into him. He's mainstream now. He's sold out. Back when I was into it, I was creeping people out. It was cool.

My favorite story is Ed Gein. There's a story that someone came to his house once to borrow sugar or some shit. And he came inside and there was a skull that Ed Gein, someone who had killed, on a shelf. And the guy's like, what the fuck is that? And Ed Gein, you know, it's like the 50s, right? Ed Gein just kind of like freaks out and just lies.

He just goes, oh, that's a Japanese guy I killed in the war, brought him back. And the other guy's like, oh, thank God. For a second I thought it was something creepy.