Q: Japan's history pre ww2 isn't taught much in American schools, and so lots of what you said in the Japan video was new information to the majority of viewers. Does your approach change when you're talking about stuff more commonly covered in western history classes? Do you worry that some of your new video won't seem as novel to viewers if you're talking about guys like Robespierre that ,our people have learned about already at some point?
A: actually i think familiar material is more fun, because it rings bells. also robespierre is automatically funny. robespierre actually probably shouldn't have even been in the video but it is hard to resist