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Bullied in High School
And I don't know, I literally didn't know. I was like, oh, I guess it's fine. He's a minority. I think it's fine. But But it's just so hard to manage. Just please, everybody, just calm down in the comments.
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There wasn't even a second where I was like, maybe I shouldn't put this in. Because I just thought this is just a minority. Who's using the N-word. And I mean, if it was a white guy, I wouldn't have put it in, you know, not for a second. But like, it just, ju…
I have Korean friends who use the N-word all the time.
Yeah, me too. I mean, that's why.
And I don't know, I literally didn't know. I was like, oh, I guess it's fine. He's a minority. I think it's fine. But But it's just so hard to manage. Just please, everybody, just calm down in the comments.
When I screw up like this, when I have like these little mess-ups or hiccups or whatever, people always tell me, they're like, they always do this whole thing to me, which makes sense to me. They're like, imagine if South Park or Family Guy had comments. Like…
Yeah, she was off on that. She apologized. It was just a little bit off, but like But Matt and Trey don't apologize. The guys that create— the creators of South Park. I don't think I've ever seen them apologize for anything.
Yeah, I know, but like— So you shouldn't either. Yeah, but I do have— the thing about it, which is the problem, is I have a young impressionable audience, and I think that's why people are like mostly concerned, because they're like, who do you think's watchi…