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The hosts discuss the non-financial costs of being "canceled," such as losing social invitations and becoming persona non grata in one's community. They speculate on whether Scott Adams' lifestyle is actually affected by these social sanctions. The conversation touches on the "built-in fan base" that emerges whenever a public figure is accused of racism.
The hosts pause the discussion to thank donors under the "value for value" model. They acknowledge Executive Producer Blathercast and Associate Executive Producer Drew McArdle. A new donation tier, "Invited to the Cookout," is established at $87.68, commemorating the recording date of James Brown's "Say It Loud – I'm Black and I'm Proud."
The concept of "the cookout" is discussed as a symbolic safe space for Black culture, with the hosts critiquing the trend of "inviting" supportive white people to it. Max Kellerman's comments on white privilege are analyzed, with the hosts finding his refusal to "give up" privilege while acknowledging it to be hypocritical. They mock the "woke" audience for embracing Kellerman's rhetoric over Stephen A. Smith's more conservative realism.
