Russell Howard

And there's things you see like there's things you see in America you don't see.

It was, it was really heavy and awful and it's still going on. It's just, you know, it's, these things that happen every so often that are just unfair and cruel.

It was, it was really heavy and awful and it's still going on. It's just, you know, it's, these things that happen every so often that are just unfair and cruel.

It was, it was really heavy and awful and it's still going on. It's just, you know, it's, these things that happen every so often that are just unfair and cruel.

I saw a homeless man outside a hotel for dogs.

And it was this, like, so the man had no home and the dog was on holiday.

And it was this kind of amazing sort of image of decadence that this man would have a better life if he was Kim Kardashian's Labrador.

And that is sad and funny and interesting.

But as an English person, I've never seen a hotel for dogs.

And that is ludicrous enough.

But when you see a homeless man being moved along because that's where the dogs like to sunbathe, that struck me as funny and unfair and wild.

And it's a brilliant...

dark, comedic analysis of the kind of weird disparity of wealth.

Do you know what I mean?

So that's the point I make.

Well done.

Well, you're absolutely right.

Yeah.

But then it's that thing.

Who wouldn't want to, you know, take part of the kind of, you know, get on the ride.