Oh,

yeah.

What was that? That was the only reason you guys had me on.

I should probably talk about that.

That's not the only reason.

So I was doing the roast battle, and I was going up.

This was before that day that will live in infamy.

In case you want a context for the joke

But I don't think that's really right either.

You know, it's complicated.

Like, you know, I get, like, you know, some of the criticisms with the Kevin Hart roast were around, like, the George Floyd joke and how, you know, a lot of the writers were white and there was a lot of anti-black jokes and stuff.

And, like, a lot of it, I think, what I like personally about, like, roast battle, I'm talking about, like, the one-on-one duel, is that it is personal.

And so I feel like even if, you know, the ableism or anti-blackness or any sort of, you know, bad-ism comes through, it's through camaraderie and friendship, you know, like, you know, we were talking about how, you know, it's, you know, Cholo versus Crip.

Well, you know, it's like, that's one of the few shows I've seen where you had, like, two Mexican-Americans, like, headlining the show, you know, that wasn't, you know, like, in a southeast LA, you know? So it's...

So, like, again, I think...

They're more comfortable to be around.