Friedberg's attempts at humor are perceived as mean spirited rather than funny.
The speaker relates meth-heads in poor areas to wild animals, describing the danger they present when in group. He shares an anecdote about a group of gang members causing chaos in a school.
Illich Ramirez Sanchez, also known as Carlos the Jackal, was bullied as a child and received private lessons from Marxist teachers in his family mansion, leading to a resentment towards the world that he carried with him into adulthood.
A conversation about Miami-based comedians and how they approach their performances at local clubs.
The reverence given to male figures in comedy is an interesting phenomenon, particularly with the Diaz Brothers and Stylebender. This reverence comes from males where the energy could be misinterpreted as a challenge.