Travis Kelce, OnlyFans & New York Chaos - Sam Morril (4K)

How to Adjust to New York (0s)

• The process of getting accustomed to New York City can be challenging, and it may take a while to adjust to the city's fast-paced environment (10s).
• A specific strip in New York City is filled with people selling fake luxury items, which can be misleading for tourists who may think they are buying authentic products (16s).
• The city's energy can be overwhelming, with loud noises, strong smells, and crowded streets, making it difficult for someone who is not from there to adjust (42s).
• People who live in New York City often become desensitized to the city's chaos and consider it a normal part of life (1m5s).
• The speaker has a driver's license but rarely drives due to being bad at it, and instead relies on the subway system to get around (1m8s).
• Raising children in New York City can be challenging, and it may seem like kids are not going to school due to the city's fast-paced environment, but they are actually just adapting to the city's unique energy (1m50s).
• The city's infrastructure can be problematic, with buildings often falling apart and requiring constant maintenance, such as drilling to secure loose bricks (2m36s).
• New York City can be described as a place where one is in a constant state of irritation, but also always grateful for the experience (3m7s).
• Living in New York City can be a constant state of irritation, but it's also a city with fantastic energy, and being away from it enough can make one grateful for it (3m18s).
• Traveling frequently for work can be frustrating, and experiencing silence in quieter places can be a challenge for those who are used to city noise (3m39s).
• Some people use noise makers or white noise to help them sleep, especially in hotels where ambient noise is needed to block out other sounds (3m52s).
• The need for ambient noise is not universal and may be specific to those who are used to city life, particularly in New York (4m17s).
• Comedians often spend a lot of time on the road, which can limit their material to topics like airports, dinners, and backstages, rather than real-life experiences (5m10s).
• Whitney taught that in order for art to imitate life, one must live a life, highlighting the importance of having real experiences to draw from in creative work (5m0s).
• After a show, a guy once told the comedian that his whole act was about the same topic, emphasizing the need for comedians to have diverse and relatable material (5m29s).

Professional Bull-Riding in Montana (5m39s)

• Professional Bull Riding (PBR) events feature bulls with walkout songs and highlight reels showcasing their best rides, often with a narrative of the bull's past performances and difficulty in being ridden, with some bulls not having been ridden in years (5m41s).
• The bulls are initially presented in a decorative manner, but later have an irritant tied under their stomach to provoke bucking (6m17s).
• The riders in PBR events vary in size, but many appear to be muscular and relatively short, which may be an advantage in the sport as being tall could be a disadvantage in terms of being thrown around (6m41s).
• The objective of the riders is to stay on the bull for eight seconds, which most of them fail to do, resulting in short periods of action punctuated by long breaks (7m14s).
• During these breaks, a person with a lasso attempts to capture and remove the bull from the arena, which can be a challenging task depending on the bull's discipline (7m29s).
• One PBR event in Big Sky, Montana, featured a dramatic opening with a person jumping out of a helicopter while flying an American flag, accompanied by a 12-year-old singing the national anthem and fireworks (7m45s).
• The event also included a joke about Kevin Spacey, with the speaker having a joke in their act about Spacey being a potential actor to play Hitler, but being unable to do so due to being "canceled" (8m17s).

The Lack of Diversity in ‘Friends’ (8m48s)

• Adam Goldberg, who appeared in one episode of Friends, retrospectively criticized the show for its lack of diversity, which led to a discussion about the show's predominantly white cast, similar to other shows of that era like Seinfeld. (8m49s)
• A comment was made about Italians being able to play Jewish roles, but Jews not being able to play Italian roles, which was disputed as it was argued that Jews can play Italian roles, and both cultures share similarities, such as having overbearing mothers. (9m14s)
• The difference between Jewish and Italian mothers was discussed, with examples given, including Gloria Soprano from The Sopranos, who was described as an angry and resentful mother, in contrast to the anxiety-driven worrying of Jewish mothers. (9m51s)
• A personal anecdote was shared about the speaker's mother worrying excessively, including an incident where the mother warned the speaker not to touch a dead pigeon on the street, even though the speaker was an adult at the time. (10m25s)
• The speaker believes that parents always see their children as kids, regardless of their age, and that this can be challenging for the speaker as a comedian, as their mother often attends shows and is horrified by some of the jokes. (10m52s)
• The speaker shared an example of a joke that made their mother uncomfortable, which was a story about a past experience that was true, and the mother's reaction to it, including asking if the story was real and being unhappy when the speaker confirmed it. (11m25s)
• Richard Pryor is considered one of the greatest comics ever, and his mom likely didn't want to hear about some of the things he talked about on stage, such as lighting himself on fire and freebasing, despite being a prostitute herself (12m8s).
• Some comics make the mistake of being too therapeutic on stage, which can be off-putting to the audience, as people pay therapists for that kind of thing, not comedians (12m40s).
• Telling a story about a personal experience can be funny if it's weird, uncomfortable, and doesn't portray the comedian as a winner, but simply bragging about a sexual encounter is not humorous (12m55s).
• Comics are not supposed to be winners in the end of the story, and being too perfect or braggadocious can be unlikable, which is why insult comics like Don Rickles, who looks like a hippopotamus, are more relatable (13m29s).
• Jimmy Carr is an interesting case, as he's not an insult comic, but rather a one-liner comic who's good at handling hecklers and is known for being distinguished and always wearing a suit, both on and off stage (13m53s).

Using Pineapples to Find Love in Spain (14m6s)

• In Spain, a new social media trend involves using pineapples to find love in supermarkets, where people put a pineapple upside down in their trolley between 7 and 8 pm to signal interest in meeting others (14m7s).
• The trend has led to chaotic scenes, with flash mobs of hopeful singles overwhelming stores, and police being called to maintain order (14m32s).
• Participants are encouraged to go to the wine aisle to find others with pineapples in their trolleys and bump their trolleys together to indicate interest in chatting (14m51s).
• The trend is seen as an overly complicated way of meeting people, especially with the existence of dating apps (15m37s).
• The modern state of dating is perceived as relentless, with the rise of dating apps and social media making it easier to meet people but also creating unrealistic expectations (16m2s).
• The use of pictures and voice notes on dating apps can be misleading, and the process of online dating can feel like an arduous task, especially for those with busy lives (16m41s).
• The admin of being single, including managing multiple conversations and profiles, can be time-consuming and unfulfilling (17m15s).
• The speaker reflects on the simplicity of past dating experiences and the ease of meeting people in person, without the need for elaborate online profiles or gimmicks (15m57s).
• Dating apps can be repetitive and boring, often leading to shallow connections where people prioritize physical attraction over interesting personalities (17m35s).
• As people get older, they may become more discerning and less willing to settle for someone who is pretty but not interesting (18m4s).
• Meeting in person is often better than relying on dating apps, as it allows for a more genuine connection and a chance to get to know someone (18m26s).
• Using video messages or FaceTime can be an effective way to get to know someone before meeting in person, as it allows for a more personal and interactive connection (18m34s).
• A dating app that focuses solely on video messages, without profiles or other features, could be a successful alternative to traditional dating apps (19m4s).
• Dinner dates can be a bad idea, as they can feel like a commitment and make it difficult to exit if the date is not going well (19m29s).
• Going for a walk or doing a low-key activity like getting coffee can be a better way to get to know someone, as it allows for a more casual and low-pressure interaction (19m42s).
• However, suggesting a walking date may give the impression that you are unsure about the other person or that you are trying to get out of spending money (20m1s).
• The subtext of a walking date may be that you are unsure about spending more than 20 minutes with the other person (20m14s).
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• There is a mention of a new story about Americans, but the details are not provided in the given text (21m33s).

Why Less Than 60% of Americans Have Passports (21m37s)

• In 1990, only 4% of Americans had a passport, and currently, less than 60% of Americans have one (21m39s).
• The low percentage of passport holders may be due to the fact that the United States is a large country, making people feel less inclined to travel abroad (21m56s).
• Many Americans may see their country as the center of the world, which could contribute to the low percentage of people traveling internationally (22m3s).
• It's estimated that at least 50% of Americans with passports have never left the country (22m13s).
• Traveling can be expensive, but there's a lot to explore outside of the 50 US states (22m37s).
• The ease of traveling to other countries may depend on the state one is in, with Mexico being easily accessible from Texas and Canada from northern states (22m45s).
• Italy is a favorite travel destination for many, with its rich history and culture (22m56s).
• The city of Venice is particularly notable for its narrow streets, rickety buildings, and unique architecture (23m33s).
• Other popular Italian cities include Florence and Rome, which offer a mix of history, culture, and Italian cuisine (23m48s).
• Italian culture has been influenced by various factors, including mob movies and Italian cuisine, such as pizza (24m13s).
• The quality of water in New York is said to be a factor in making good pizza, although this claim is disputed (24m44s).

What Do Football Fans Think of the Kelce Brothers? (25m19s)

• The Kelce brothers are unique in the sports world, with Travis being a top-flight athlete and having a significant public presence through his podcast and relationships, while his brother was a great lineman who has retired (25m21s).
• Some sports purists might think that Travis Kelce's focus on other pursuits, such as podcasting, would negatively impact his performance, but he remains one of the best tight ends in the game and is still unguardable (25m46s).
• Travis Kelce's relationship with Taylor Swift has sparked conspiracy theories, with some people believing that they were put together by Democrats to gain votes, but this theory is unfounded (26m20s).
• Despite the attention surrounding his relationship with Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce's performance on the field has not suffered, which is unusual for athletes who become involved with high-profile celebrities (26m46s).
• The idea that Travis Kelce's relationship with Taylor Swift is a performance enhancer is unlikely, as being involved with someone as famous as Swift is probably draining, but Kelce's endurance as a world-class athlete likely helps him cope (27m8s).
• Being in a high-profile relationship like Kelce's can be demanding and may require sacrifices, such as dealing with paparazzi and attending high-profile events, which can take time away from training and other responsibilities (27m21s).
• The conspiracy theory that Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift were brought together by Democrats for political gain is humorous, but it is unlikely to be true, and it is more likely that the two simply have a genuine relationship (27m43s).

The Fascinating Arc of Will Smith (28m33s)

• Will Smith's transformation over the years is fascinating, with a notable shift from his earlier motivational and masculine persona to his current state, which appears to be unhappy and broken, as seen in behind-the-scenes videos where he seems uncomfortable and looks dead behind the eyes (28m33s).
• Will Smith's marriage to Jada Pinkett Smith appears to be unstable, with Jada publicly discussing her affair and going on a book tour, which would be a deal-breaker for many people, and her behavior is described as psychopathic and crazy (31m14s).
• Jada Pinkett Smith's behavior, including her public discussion of her affair and her alleged claim of being the muse for Tupac, is seen as unacceptable and attention-seeking, and it's surprising that Will Smith has stayed in the marriage despite her infidelity (31m50s).
• The combination of Will Smith's long-lasting fame and his seemingly unhappy marriage has led to speculation about his personal life, including rumors about his sexuality, although it's unclear what the truth is (30m35s).
• The contrast between the public's perception of celebrities' lives and their actual happiness is striking, with many people envying celebrities' success and wealth without realizing that fame can be unhealthy and lead to misery (30m13s).
• Celebrities like Will Smith and Taylor Swift face challenges in maintaining normal relationships due to the intense public scrutiny they are under, with hundreds of millions of people watching their every move (32m20s).
• Joe Rogan is an example of someone who has successfully kept his private life out of the public eye, despite being a well-known figure (32m41s).
• When famous people date, the public is often fascinated, and their relationships can be subject to intense media attention, as seen in the cases of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez (33m14s).
• Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez's on-again, off-again relationship is an example of how addictive it can be to make bad choices in relationships, despite the fact that it keeps ending (33m33s).
• Jay-Z and Beyoncé's relationship is often cited as an example of a successful celebrity partnership that seems to be moving smoothly, despite the fact that every couple has problems (34m4s).
• Chris Brown's fans are extremely loyal and defensive of him, with some people even staying cancelled for doing less bad things, and his fan base is often described as cult-like (34m27s).
• Chris Brown's Reddit community is particularly dedicated, with fans swarming to defend him against any criticism, making it a unique and obsessive fan base (34m33s).
• Chris Brown's past actions have made him a target for jokes about domestic violence, but it's not recommended to make jokes about him due to his dedicated and defensive fan base (35m30s).
• Chris Brown is often the subject of jokes by comedians due to his history of domestic violence, particularly his highly publicized incident with Rihanna, and it's expected that comedians will make jokes about him given his past actions (35m41s).
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Is Ryan Reynolds the Perfect Man? (36m59s)

• Ryan Reynolds is considered the perfect man due to his humor, great relationship, charitable work, and successful business ventures, such as his gin company Aviation Gin. (36m59s)
• The discussion about Ryan Reynolds led to a conversation about the speaker's own business venture, Bodega Cat Whiskey, which he co-founded with Mark Norman. (37m19s)
• Bodega Cat Whiskey is currently available on their website and is being sold at various comedy clubs in New York, with plans to expand to other states and comedy clubs, including The Comedy Store and The Improv. (37m34s)
• The process of getting liquor distribution can be tedious and involves dealing with various people and organizations, including those with mob ties. (38m2s)
• The taste-testing process for whiskey is more complex than other drinks, and the speaker and Mark Norman got drunk during their taste-testing sessions because they didn't know they were supposed to spit out the whiskey. (38m18s)
• The speaker and Mark Norman decided to create a Rye whiskey instead of bourbon, which has a naturally sweeter taste, and their whiskey has a caramel vanilla flavor with a little spice. (38m46s)
• The speaker's favorite drink is a Manhattan, which is made with whiskey, sweet vermouth, and bitters, and is a classic cocktail with no mixer. (39m16s)
• The speaker also enjoys other classic cocktails, such as a Negroni and a martini, and recommends a Paper Plane, which is made with whiskey, Aperol, Amaro Nonino, and lemon juice. (39m20s)
• The speaker created a productivity drink and has also been involved in other business ventures, and notes that people often create products related to their profession or interests. (40m7s)
• The speaker got into drinking at a young age due to open bars at comedy clubs and has since developed a taste for various types of drinks. (40m13s)

Touching Tribute to the 9/11 Terrorists (40m41s)

• The Secret Service included the 9/11 hijackers in a tribute post to the victims, listing 2,996 lives lost, but later amended it to 2,977 after removing the 19 hijackers (40m41s).
• The decision to include the hijackers in the initial count raised questions about whether it was meant as a demographic accuracy or a tribute, with some arguing that it was not right to honor the terrorists (41m20s).
• Terrorists and comedians have some commonalities, such as being disappointed when not enough people show up to an event, with terrorists potentially being frustrated when their plans don't get the desired attention (41m30s).
• The speaker recalls being in New York City on 9/11, describing the chaos and the difficulty of getting cell phone service, and remembers a Spanish teacher who gave a pop quiz on the morning of the attacks despite the unfolding tragedy (41m51s).
• The speaker's dad, who worked in Times Square, saw the second plane hit from his office and later took the speaker to donate blood at a hospital, where they were turned away due to an overwhelming response from donors (42m47s).
• The speaker notes that New Yorkers, despite their tough exterior, came together to help during the crisis, with many people lining up to donate blood (43m10s).
• The speaker was 15 years old at the time and attempted to donate blood, but did not disclose that they had AIDS (43m22s).
• In the months following the attacks, there was a palpable tension in New York City, with some instances of Islamophobia, which is widely regarded as unfortunate (44m2s).
• The city of New York is resilient and can bounce back from terrible events, such as the 9/11 terrorist attack, which resulted in the loss of 3,000 lives (44m15s).
• Documentaries have been released to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, which can be a difficult reminder for some people (44m45s).
• Going through airport security can be a reminder of the 9/11 attacks, with signs saying "9/11 never forget," which can be unsettling for some travelers (45m9s).
• Alaska Air has been offering discounted flights, but some people might be hesitant to fly with them due to safety concerns (45m26s).
• Boeing has faced several issues, including plane crashes and astronauts being stuck in space, which can be a concern for people who frequently fly (45m45s).
• Turbulence on flights can be a frightening experience, with some people experiencing extreme turbulence, such as being lifted off their seats (46m16s).
• Pilots may try to reassure passengers during delays or turbulence, but their explanations might not always be convincing, such as claiming that a strong jet stream can make up for lost time (46m47s).
• The size of the plane can affect how nervous passengers feel during turbulence, with smaller planes being more prone to being shaken around by the wind (47m27s).
• A person had a conversation with someone from Rochester who mentioned they hate the flight from New York, which is a 6-hour drive, but the person preferred flying, which takes 40 minutes (47m58s).
• The person and Gary booked tickets sitting next to each other, but a woman claimed the seat, and they decided to give it to her due to the short flight duration (48m14s).
• During the flight, they experienced severe turbulence, and the instructor's behavior made them think they were in danger, but the pilot managed to navigate the plane safely (48m26s).
• A woman in the back row started panicking, and the passengers were initially unsympathetic, but the pilot eventually explained that he had to divert the flight due to strong winds (48m40s).
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• Function Health is led by expert physicians, including Dr. Andrew Huberman and Dr. Mark Hyman, and offers a streamlined system for tracking health trends over time (49m44s).
• The person recommends watching the Argentinian movie "Wild Tales," which features a series of dark short stories, including one about a flight where everyone knows each other, and another about a wedding (50m15s).
• The media content loaded onto planes is limited, and movies with plane crashes or sensitive content might not be shown to avoid disturbing passengers, especially those who have experienced traumatic events (51m1s).
• Watching a movie with mature themes, such as "Secretary" starring James Spader and Maggie Gyllenhaal, on a flight can be uncomfortable, especially when sitting next to other passengers (51m33s).
• Research has shown that when economy class passengers have to walk through business class to reach their seats, there is a nine times increase in passenger agitation, which is referred to as the "poverty parade" (52m5s).
• The "poverty parade" can lead to feelings of discomfort and embarrassment among economy class passengers as they walk through the more luxurious business class (52m26s).
• Flying coach frequently can cause physical discomfort, such as neck problems, due to the limited space and seating (52m44s).
• There have been instances of passengers having meltdowns on planes, which can be attributed to various factors, including mental health issues, and these incidents can sometimes lead to the person gaining a following or notoriety (53m4s).
• The public's reaction to such incidents can be surprising, as instead of showing concern for the person's well-being, they might find it entertaining or lift the person up (53m14s).

Respecting the Hawk Tuah Girl For Avoiding OnlyFans (53m25s)

• The speed of memes and news has increased significantly, with each new story erasing the previous one from the public's attention, as seen with the assassination attempt on Trump being forgotten after two months (53m50s).
• Andy Warhol's quote that "everyone will be famous for 15 minutes" is no longer applicable in today's social media age, where fame can be parlayed into a lifetime of success, including monetizing content on platforms like OnlyFans (54m15s).
• A young woman, likely referring to Danielle Bregoli, also known as Cash Me Outside Girl, has successfully pivoted to creating content on OnlyFans, becoming one of the top creators on the platform (54m37s).
• OnlyFans has less than 60 employees but generates billions of dollars in revenue, with some creators earning millions of dollars per month, such as Erica Mena and Tana Mongeau (54m55s).
• The term "creators" is used to describe individuals who produce content on OnlyFans, often in a humorous or ironic way, as the content is not always traditionally creative (55m29s).
• PornHub has a data science team that analyzes trends and search data, providing insights into user behavior and preferences (56m4s).
• The adult entertainment industry has changed, with platforms like PornHub serving as a front-end funnel to drive traffic to individual creators' websites or other platforms, similar to how YouTube or Instagram work for comedians or influencers (56m34s).
• Some adult actresses use PornHub as a way to promote their content and drive traffic to their own websites, where they can offer exclusive content for a fee (56m50s).
• The person used to have a joke about watching so much porn that it would influence their dating app preferences, specifically choosing certain ethnicities, and would jokingly say they were interested in "Asian, uh, mil, neighbor, hand job" (57m8s).
• The person wonders what the future will be like and if people will look back on the current period as odd, comparing it to the Victorian era where showing too much ankle was considered scandalous (57m28s).
• Everyone is currently in their own world, with people often acting as if they are the main character in their own story, as depicted in a popular meme (57m54s).
• An example of this self-absorption is a person who was recently seen riding a bike while filming themselves for a vlog, almost getting hit and potentially hurting others in the process (57m59s).
• The person appreciates the chaos and unpredictability of New York City, where they witnessed a woman screaming at a guy riding his bike the wrong way, and enjoys the city's eccentric characters, such as angry old ladies (58m22s).

Sam’s Preferred Transport in New York (58m32s)

• Ebikes in New York City can reach speeds of at least 20 miles per hour, and the city has dedicated cycle lanes for both ebikes and scooters, making it challenging for drivers to navigate the roads (58m39s).
• Learning to drive in New York City is particularly difficult due to the numerous distractions and the need for constant awareness, with the city being one of the hardest places to drive (58m53s).
• New Yorkers have a distinct confidence and self-assuredness when walking through the city, which can be intimidating for those who are not familiar with the city's rhythm and pace (59m15s).
• Comedian Colin Quinn is a quintessential New Yorker, and his Netflix special "New York Story" is considered one of the greatest standup specials ever, showcasing the city's unique culture and attitude (59m34s).
• New Yorkers tend to walk with confidence, often feeling like they have the right of way over cars, which can lead to conflicts with drivers who are not used to the city's pedestrian culture (59m27s).
• The choice of transportation in New York City, whether walking, taking the subway, or cycling, often depends on personal preference, with some people choosing to use Yellow Cabs as a way to support the traditional taxi industry (1h1m12s).
• The rise of Uber has significantly impacted the value of taxi medallions, which were once a valuable investment for taxi drivers, with some medallions selling for over a million dollars before the value dropped (1h1m31s).
• People with cars can be Uber drivers, but this has led to a decline in the use of traditional cabs, which some individuals still prefer to use out of loyalty (1h1m44s).
• When using cabs with no ratings, passengers may not know what to expect, and sometimes this can lead to unpleasant experiences (1h1m53s).
• For people flying into and out of New York, there are various options available, including taking a cab, the train, or Amtrak, as well as using the subway for public transit (1h2m3s).
• JFK airport is considered a tough and busy airport, but it has options like the subway for those who prefer public transit (1h2m23s).
• LAX airport is also considered to be a terrible airport, with a painful process of getting on a bus to get to a cab to reach the city (1h2m33s).
• Atlanta airport is described as a wild airport, with a large area to cover, making it crazy to navigate, especially when using an Uber (1h2m56s).
• The airport in Atlanta also features a big loop train, which is a notable aspect of its infrastructure (1h3m2s).

What’s Coming Up for Sam? (1h3m17s)

• A special on Prime Video called "You've Changed" is available, featuring jokes from over a year and a half of touring, including a joke about trans people that went viral and received mixed reactions (1h3m19s).
• The joke was initially well-received by some trans people, but others were not pleased, and one person who had previously tried to cancel the comedian in 2013 was among the critics (1h3m41s).
• The comedian has a Netflix special called "Same Time Tomorrow" available on their YouTube channel, as well as a self-produced special on YouTube from 2020 (1h4m34s).
• A new theater tour is being announced, starting in February, and the comedian will be visiting many cities, including Spokane, Washington, and Cleveland, Ohio (1h4m49s).
• The comedian will be posting updates on their tour and material on their website and the Punch Up Live app, which does not censor content (1h5m23s).
• The comedian has experienced issues with Facebook and Instagram, which bury posts with problematic content, and has had to deal with warnings and restrictions on their account (1h5m36s).
• The comedian is concerned about the increasing strictness of social media platforms and the potential dangers of robots detecting sarcasm and humor (1h6m9s).
• Sarcasm can be perceived as a threat or hate speech, but it's essential to consider a person's track record and actual beliefs when evaluating their intentions (1h6m28s).
• Danny, a friend, has created an app called Punch Up, which aims to provide a platform for uncensored comedy and take down Ticket Master, as he believes they take too much (1h6m40s).
• Punch Up is a place where comedians can post uncensored content, similar to YouTube, and users can access it by providing their email address instead of paying money (1h7m0s).
• The platform allows comedians to post clips that might get flagged on Instagram, and it also serves as a way to collect email addresses for tour dates and updates (1h7m15s).
• The platform is geolocated, so users receive notifications when a comedian is performing in their city, and it's not intended for spamming (1h7m31s).
• The platform's goal is to provide a free speech platform that's not run by a right-wing individual, allowing for a more open and diverse environment for comedy (1h7m41s).
• The comedian mentions having Jewish jokes, but notes that they're not hateful and are more about self-hating humor (1h7m55s).