While stealing, stealing nikes. You know, there was two moments where I was like, this is a real opportunity for us to come together. And one of them was the moment the lockdown happened. It felt to me very similar to right after 911, where everybody was confronted with their own mortality. Like, holy shit. Like, we might be on the verge of a pandemic. Like in a movie where a lot of the people we know die. And here we have to be kind to each other. We have to be. This is what's important. Family's important. And I remember thinking, I've never been closer to my family, never been closer to my friends. We were calling each other all the time. It was like there was real hope in that. I was like, if we get through this, we're going to be tighter. We're going to know what means something, what counts. Fuck stand up comedy. Fuck everything else, man. What's important is love and friendship. Then it started to get angry. It only took, like, three or four weeks where people started getting, like, they were scared. So people started getting shittier with each other online. And then I basically swore off Twitter. I was like, this is just too toxic and too hostile. The second moment where I thought we had the opportunity to come together was George Floyd. So George Floyd died, and all of a sudden, you have these black lives Matter protests. And I'm like, maybe we can finally make a dent on racism. Maybe we can finally make a dent in police brutality. Maybe this is a moment where we can come together and realize what's important. It's community solidarity, that we're all in this together. Like, this is crazy. And then the cops need to be reformed. Like, they can't live. Like, and maybe we should take into account PTSD. Maybe we should take into account the fact that these fucking guys are pulling up on people every day that might shoot them in the face. They might never be able to see their family and their kids. Let's rework this. Let's think this shit through. Nope. Then chaos. And then all of a sudden, it became like what we saw yesterday, where they're breaking into Amazon. Go in Seattle. Like, that fucking guy owns the Washington Post. He owns the most left wing newspaper in America. And you're like, not good enough.