You can "go" anywhere you like with it. I mean, you'd be wrong, but you can go with it. If by "target audience" you mean 1) likes brunch, 2) likes the idea of an event that will openly flout the city's mask mandate, which has made it harder for us to go out because we don't play that diaper shit, 3) likes meeting mostly sane new people, and 4) has a circle of friends who are also into things like brunch and meeting new people and 5) really had no idea who the host was before, and laugh at what he's become after, sure, I would be that target audience. Whatever gets your jollies off, kid. When your nuts finally drop, you can start to understand that when there's sooooooo much about this guy to laugh at, you can at least keep it to the things worth laughing at and be honest that there was some incidental positive that he stumbled into and try to keep it on point to what's worth laughing at. Hell, if he came through with another one, I'd pay another 40 bucks to go and do exactly like I did last time and not even acknowledge he was there, because I like socials. Ever gone to a nightclub and met a new friend? Cover charges at the good ones are more than this. A murder mystery thing? A sporting event? Well, not you specifically because look who I'm talking to, but you in the royal sense. Shelling out a few bucks to be social isn't some big deal unless you're living in a refrigerator box. Until then, you can keep sperging actual autism for us. Half the fun of this place today is how many of you new guys are unintentional mini-cows.
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at first but I can actually kind of see it, even if it's only envy for the audience Tim Pool has cultivated. Beanieman isn't the one who has to make guest appearances on Murphy's show to promote his career after all.
