He, I think he struggles with it, but I think that’s his, his approach to the world or his lens on both comedy wise and in terms of his podcasts. Yeah. I think that’s true, but you know, what you’re, what you’re saying does indicate an interesting, I don’t know, duality a contradiction, maybe a, an ambivalence within him as a, as a figure, because there is this sort of, you know, him being a nice guy as a part of his persona, but he does interesting things to undermine that and play with it, you know, and he is a comedian and as a culture, comedians are mean people and, you know, among each other, they’re kind of mean, and that’s part of a language like a hostility.
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