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And in the end, you know, the whole point of a joke is to is to entertain people.And if people are not entertained, then you haven't, you know, fulfilled your brief.

And so I you know, I'm a great believer that we must have free expression.And in comedy, you must be able to make jokes about absolutely anything.

I mean, the only question is you would be wise to choose a context in which it's going to be appreciated because not all jokes suit or a context, you know, the joke.?

You, you know, you tell around a table in a restaurant with some friends is not necessarily something for prime time TV. You know, that's a pretty obvious statement, but you'd be surprised how people like to abuse the context of company, and people often say you know, Did you hear that joke that that comedian said in that Netflix special, You can't go?

Did you think that was right or wrong?And and all I say is I wasn't there. I haven't heard the joke.?

I wasn't in the audience when when the comedian said it, I don't know what the what The atmosphere was in the room.?

If people paid to see a comedian, they've got to accept whatever they provide.I'm a great believer that artists should never apologise for their art.?

You put something out there, you paint a watercolor, you make a joke.You make a television show, whatever it is. If people are offended, that's their problem.It's not yours. You've done your bit.?

If they don't want you to work for them again, then that's you know that may become your problem.?

But the you've done, you know, you've done your bit and you've done your best and it it's up.

It's up to the audience to judge. I'm a great believer that if a joke has an appreciative audience, no matter how small matter who they are, then it is worthy. It should be, as it were allowed.