I've seen this guy all over MSNBC, HBO's Bill Mahr and last week he was on NPR's "This American Life" promoting his monologue about Apple products that are made in the infamous foxconn factory by underage workers in horrible conditions. Well, it turns out he fabricated most of what he said, which is not to say it doesn't happen. Not only did he tarnish the good name of NPR, not mention OG Ira Glass who vouched for him, he weaseled his way out with a half-assed apology.. Well, Ira got all up in that ass (NH) on today's This American Life, listen here...
Let me just say honey, you've never had an "epiphany" in your life. Maybe you're unfamiliar with the word, but trust me, it has another use besides just being your stage name on amateur night at the 'Body Shop' on tuesday night. Real talk though... this is pretty ho-hum racism. I was actually hoping for something a little more dicey. I guess the moral to the story is, yeah; other people's customs and cultures might seem weird to you. I'll bet there's a lot of things that happen outside of Brentwood, and Malibu that might seem 'foreign' and 'odd' to real Americans such as yourself. -But I guarantee you that you are not any kind of authority on what's normal. I'll bet when Liu Twan's family comes to visit him every weekend, they think it's super strange that your mom entered you in child pageants, your parents paid for your boob job for your 16th birthday present, and that you bake your skin to that shade of orange and you think that it looks natural. Everything is relative sugar tits. Please try to get over yourself, and stay off the webcam. Your opinions (and epiphanies) are completely irrelevant.
