Branson, Missouri, the Yakov Theater

... you know, the fucking Eastern Europe conglomeration would've loved tonight, but there's no need to do it.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Save it for next week.

[clapping] But yeah, feels good, dude.

Fucking good episode.

But I think all those experiences

taught me how to... you know, work with any and talk with anybody and everybody, you know, I mean, talk is kind of an O'Neill thing anyway, but I really met lots of people.

And then, and then in the politics, You know, I went to the old DeLaSalle High School, and so it was a real mix of blue-collar.

You know, a lot of Italians, Hispanics, a lot of African-Americans.

I think half my class back then was, or almost a third of my class was African-American.

So when I got into the politics thing, I knew somebody in every neighborhood.

I knew firemen, policemen.

So you accumulate all these experiences and now you're ready to step into working with your dad.

Jesselnick, one of my favorite comics.

Yeah, I like...

Dude, I have...

It's funny because him and Tony fucking hate each other, but...

I think it's just like...

I like appreciate Jess and they can respect him almost more than like...

Because here's the thing, dude.

Yeah, I

[upbeat music] [cheering]

Folks, I was watching Batman earlier, and it really got me thinking, you know? 'Cause Bruce Wayne, his alter ego is Batman, inspired by his paralyzing fear of bats.

So I guess then my superhero name would be Black Man, uh-Man.

Okay.

And considering how many of these superheroes get their power from radiation, not nearly enough of them are Japanese.

Uh.

[laughs]

And what do I know? Until Oppenheimer came out, I thought Nagasaki was about Black blowjobs.

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Folks, been vaping, but it's just not as satisfying as cigarettes.

You ever try putting one of these out on your kid? Nothing.

No reaction.

[laughs]

To be on the right side of history.

And you shouldn't call them midgets anymore either.

No.