While dark humor is a valid way to process current events, it becomes morally indefensible when it transitions into genuine celebration of a brutal assassination.

“I understand people trying to be funny about terrible things. I understand failed attempts at making things funny. I've had them myself. I get it. Um, but the some people the the the joy, the glee, the delight uh uh in the in in in this man's assassination, again, I I don't I don't understand”

Rob observes that the show's dark nature makes it difficult for some audience members to identify who the good or bad people are.

“I talked about in the last two podcasts ago where I said something to the effect of somebody said to me that they don't like my sh they don't like the show my shows talk about mythicquest and sunny because they can't tell who the good people are and who the bad people are”

She is willing to alienate an audience by sticking to her specific dark comedic point of view.

“you have a very specific unique point of view and joke you know joke writing style and it's very uh dark queenish and you don't waver you're okay with not with going hey you guys aren't for me I'm not for you just I'll see you next time”