Rob Schneider

It's the same.

I didn't say it, but I wanted to, you know, but he's he's one of the masters.

And it's really frustrating to see, like a guy who's still performing at a very high level.

And like there would be protesters.

It's like, come on.

Isn't it that isn't the LBGTQ plus for Hamas protesting?

You have to protest.

Jerry Seinfeld, one of the greatest comedians who still doesn't have to do it, but he's still doing it because he loves it.

So that's kind of a bummer.

So we have that at the same time.

But I do think that this friction and this stuff, I think the woke kind of thing is collapsing.

I think people are exposed to enough of it.

So hopefully it'll usher in something new.

I don't know what the new thing is.

But, you know, it's been an interesting time.

I would say the most interesting time of my lifetime for comedy.

because there were people yelling at you, people like paying money to yell at you.

It was during COVID too, because COVID is, it was really cool because we have a republic over here.

I strongly suggest you guys consider it.

You break it, different states, you know, that way the states would have different rules.