Tim Walz

Yeah, it was a weird time. People were very uptight and people were very, you know, tense. And there was a lot of anger and a lot of it was coming for comedy. A lot of it was pointed in that direction. I feel like now people have, it's dissipated. People are more relaxed. I think, I mean, not in every facet of life, but certainly with comedy, people are relaxing and common sense is coming back.

Yeah, it was a weird time. People were very uptight and people were very, you know, tense. And there was a lot of anger and a lot of it was coming for comedy. A lot of it was pointed in that direction. I feel like now people have, it's dissipated. People are more relaxed. I think, I mean, not in every facet of life, but certainly with comedy, people are relaxing and common sense is coming back.

And I think people are having more fun.

And I think people are having more fun.

And I think people are having more fun.

I think it was just, you know, people, I think, realized that they were being silly. I think what happened was people were being a bit ridiculous. They were going overboard. I think it tends to happen. I think we're in like a little bit of a moral panic. where people were trying to assert at every moment how good they were. And I think people just got tired of that. I think it's exhausting.

I think it was just, you know, people, I think, realized that they were being silly. I think what happened was people were being a bit ridiculous. They were going overboard. I think it tends to happen. I think we're in like a little bit of a moral panic. where people were trying to assert at every moment how good they were. And I think people just got tired of that. I think it's exhausting.

I think it was just, you know, people, I think, realized that they were being silly. I think what happened was people were being a bit ridiculous. They were going overboard. I think it tends to happen. I think we're in like a little bit of a moral panic. where people were trying to assert at every moment how good they were. And I think people just got tired of that. I think it's exhausting.

I think not having fun is actually very tiring. Being a stickler is very tiring. It's very exhausting. And I think people just got to a point when, you know, they realized that that was not only... a terrible way to live, but it's also not effective. The world that they want isn't going to be manifested through scolding people. So I think they realized that.

I think not having fun is actually very tiring. Being a stickler is very tiring. It's very exhausting. And I think people just got to a point when, you know, they realized that that was not only... a terrible way to live, but it's also not effective. The world that they want isn't going to be manifested through scolding people. So I think they realized that.

I think not having fun is actually very tiring. Being a stickler is very tiring. It's very exhausting. And I think people just got to a point when, you know, they realized that that was not only... a terrible way to live, but it's also not effective. The world that they want isn't going to be manifested through scolding people. So I think they realized that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

By the way, that doesn't pay.

By the way, that doesn't pay.

By the way, that doesn't pay.

Public television.

Public television.

Public television.