Rob Schneider

You know, I didn't used to be, but now I understand.

Do you have the audience lock their phones in a pouch?

I don't do that because I don't think it matters anymore.

I used to think they could get canceled, but once they've tried to cancel so many times and you survive, you're like, well, what can they do to me at this point?

You know?

Yeah.

And also if they want to do it, I mean, I think it's kind of a childish, I do think though, for the, you know, the guys who are making like, you know, $40 million on Netflix, they don't want to get their jokes out too early.

I get that.

But at this point, I don't think it's, I used to do that, but it's expensive.

You got to bring the pouches.

And then it's also a pain in the ass for them.

The audience is like, let them be adults.

If they want to go on their phone, people are addicted to their phones.

No, you're right about that because, you know, cause I do ask at some point, um,

for women to, I try to get them to a point where I'm manipulating, you know, subverting them to, you know, it's like, because they're emotionally, that you can manipulate, you know, so I try to get their empathy and go, you know, it's because you're so, you know, you have so much empathy and compassion.

That's why you raise children.

That's why there's so many of us.

You're incredible.

But then I get to the point where you can be manipulated to use this empathy for people who don't deserve it.

And then I ask them to reconsider their right to vote.