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"You know, everybody's signed up, they know what they're getting into. And when it's that type of situation, I say, let it buck. But, you know, for teasing people for the sake of making other people laugh and another person feel terrible is something I definitely shy away from. And I think most people do, really. I think Hill, Tony, and the roast comedy cultures, they're, you know, exists to appease the willing, and that's okay."
"You know, everybody's signed up, they know what they're getting into. And when it's that type of situation, I say, let it buck. But, you know, for teasing people for the sake of making other people laugh and another person feel terrible is something I definitely shy away from. And I think most people do, really. I think Hill, Tony, and the roast comedy cultures, they're, you know, exists to appease the willing, and that's okay."
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"You know, everybody's signed up, they know what they're getting into. And when it's that type of situation, I say, let it buck. But, you know, for teasing people for the sake of making other people laugh and another person feel terrible is something I definitely shy away from. And I think most people do, really. I think Hill, Tony, and the roast comedy cultures, they're, you know, exists to appease the willing, and that's okay."
"You know, everybody's signed up, they know what they're getting into. And when it's that type of situation, I say, let it buck. But, you know, for teasing people for the sake of making other people laugh and another person feel terrible is something I definitely shy away from. And I think most people do, really. I think Hill, Tony, and the roast comedy cultures, they're, you know, exists to appease the willing, and that's okay."