I'm going to mention this. This is pretty cool. This is courtesy of Andrew Schultz. He finally did put up the clip that I've been waiting for where he shares a part of his set that he did during the Kid's Super Pirate Fashion Week show. I think that was sponsored by Yege Maus, I think, in Puma and they flew out a bunch of comedians. They were on the show and it worked really, really well. And they were all able to do a little stand-up this as well in front of a fashion audience. It was pretty cool. And I think Andrew Schultz mentioned it and he recap how he put together a little set, talking about fashion stuff when you manage to kind of do a little set where you basically ripped into Alexander Wang and his sexual misconduct allegations that he would kind of went through that. I think eventually got dropped and whatnot. But I thought it was really funny and really cool and really amazing how he's able to kind of do this in front of a fashion audience and really poke fun at such a big, big elephant in a room, which I still don't understand how he able to get away. We speak about that on the other side. This is Andrew Schultz ripping on Alexander Wang. I didn't believe Cole and this week he's talking about it nonstop. Like, prove it. Prove to me that you're uncircumcised, right? And he literally takes out his dick and then out of nowhere, Alexander Wang just grabbed the torch. It was fucking crutch-drop it. Drop it, Alexander. Drop the dick. I asked Cole to dress me cool. He's like, what do you want the look to be? Jokingly, jokingly, I say, yeah, dress me like a teacher and fucks the students, right? LAUGHTER Now, that is wrong, OK? In America, that makes you a pedophile. OK, I know in France that makes you the president's wife. But we're not going to talk about... LAUGHTER Bleeding back on! Absolutely amazing. I really didn't enjoy that. But it really just made me think about the whole Alexander Wang thing. It legitimately made me think about it. And about how crazy it was that he got away with it. Like, and the selective politicking and the picking and choosing are things that need outrage and machine is really interesting. Maybe this is the reason why a lot of people in fashion in general just stick to the people that they love and regards what the allegations are. They just kind of turn a blind eye because everyone's up to their nonsense, right? I'm sure behind the scenes, there are many stories that could be told about certain people getting up to certain things. But that Alexander Wang story was crazy. If I'm not mistaken, it was like over 10 people, might be 11, I've been taught, might be 13. But let's say it's over 10. Over 10 guys for the most part, some of them maybe are think of transgender non-binary, basically accused Alexander Wang essentially of spiking their drinks. And then basically being very, very, very aggressive sexually to the point where people are basically accusing you of being rapier and whatnot. And this was stuff that was clearly done. Like obviously, all these accounts had the same sort of like theme, had the same sort of way of kind of getting them back to the home house. And it was a really kind of clear, there was a clear method to the madness and the horribleness of what he was doing. And it was clearly something that was a bit of an open secret in the industry about how a handsy and whatever else he could be with certain people. And he just got brushed under the carpet. If I'm not mistaken, they settled out court, which you know, unknown to tell somebody how to deal with their trauma, how to deal with their pain in her. And I'd imagine a lot of those kids, especially if you are trying to be involved in the fashion industry. Unfortunately, these things probably end up kind of back in unias if you do step out and talk about it. Because a lot of people, you know, the fact that no one actually outside of the victims, I don't think so really powed onto him, kind of showed how kind of fraught they industry is in terms of protecting people because people want to protect their own jobs. So I don't seriously think it wouldn't make, it wouldn't probably, it probably doesn't have anything to do that is underwank. It probably just do the institution. So if people hear that you're willing to speak out about certain things, other people may feel like if you find out about their thing, you might speak out about them. So it's less about to do it a person. I mean, that kind of thing. So that kind of leads to people essentially being, you know, shut like, you know, he knows evil, he knows evil kind of thing. And he just keep quiet and just pretend I didn't see anything or they just got to provide with him in the little friendship group. But when it comes to accusations and, you know, putting names and dates to things and backing up certain claims, they're not doing it in the slightest. Even to the extent where somebody like a Julia Fox who is really, this is really funny bit of this whole affair, right? So when like a Julia Fox who's come out of her, you know, become like a real big activist or a real big proponent of defending, what's her name? Amanda, Amanda Herd, right? Amber Herd, Amanda Herd, Amber Herd. And, you know, the whole issue that she had with Jonny Depp and whatnot, even though Amber Herd was basically found to be somewhat of a liar, exaggerating what went on, maybe the most credible witness and eventually, you know, for the most part, if you're a fair person, you would say having, you know, checked out a few bits and pieces of the evidence that was presented and that court case between them, you can basically come to the conclusion that they were probably both really toxic to each other. They probably both did horrible and heinous things to each other and no one is coming out of that looking great or smelling like roses. But how Amber Herd tried to paint it in the first part was that, oh, Jonny Depp is a big monster guy. He's the guy's evil. He's the guy's brutalizing me and abusing me at home when clearly she was doing some of the abusing herself. And that was obviously proven to court a law to the point where she lost and I think she's the paid damages and whatnot. So clearly, there's some truth from what was said and truth of, you know, there's some truth in, in, during that being innocent. For every reason, Jifox doesn't believe so, it doesn't believe that. And if you have other people also out there are saying, you know, believe all victims and essentially saying, you know, we have a mistrial and there's unfair and it's defending Amber Herd, which you have people are free to do in it. You do whatever you want to do, best to be available. But I just always found it really funny how she was going over, she was really going and defending flippin' Amber Herd and basically, you know, crying for her innocence. But then the same token, willingly and proudly wearing, you know, eggs and the McQueen stuff, considering her allegations or considering what he's been accused of, essentially, you know, settling out of court and whatever, you would imagine would be some sign of guilt in that instance. And there's not a word to be said. Again, that selective picking and choosing of cases, like I'm going to five Amber Herd, but then I'm going to wear him back, you know, as I'm not wearing him what he does. Personally, I wouldn't care. If I'm a fan of somebody's work, I'm maturing, I don't enough to separate the art from the artist personally. I don't necessarily need to agree with everything an artist does or their viewpoints or be down with everything that they do say, where they're being who they're spoken to. It doesn't necessarily be my concern. I mostly just care about the art. It's good I'm going to back it. But some people out there who make a big stink about, yeah, I can't be friends with people that disagree implicitly. I also can't back people who are abused all this way. If that's the thing, you have to just apply across the board. You have to be consistent. But, you know, we're living a world of people are full of shit, which I am okay with, because I know I'm full of shit. I just hate it when people don't acknowledge how much they're full of shit. And they pretend like the sun comes out of the earth. I'm like, no, you're full of shit at the rest of us. You have your inconsistencies. You have your hypocrisies. You do pick and choose. And that's okay. You make excuses for people that you like. You bury people that you don't. We all do that. But let's not pretend. Let's not pretend. But anyway, big up shots in here regardless. I thought that was pretty funny.