Comedians should be able to experiment and make mistakes in comedy clubs without fear of public backlash and career destruction.

“If you don't give people the opportunity to make those mistakes you're going to get people taking less chances you're going to you're whittling down the quality of comedy”

If a comedian makes a joke that fails, it is better to address the issue directly with the offended person rather than apologizing publicly to the world.

“if you're offended what the [ __ ] does the public need an apology that it should it's not a public issue you know well now it's become a public issue and and yeah if you want to apologize to the public you can sure i'm saying that's just up to you”

It is difficult to reconcile the need to express oneself freely as a comedian with the potential harm caused by jokes that fail.

“if you're upset at that you're somebody who's asian you and you even if you know the context you're still upset at okay you're allowed to be upset nobody ever said you're not allowed to have emotions like that's not what comedians said”