“Hey Apu... you look like you have something to say!”

Regardless of whatever anyone’s personal thoughts on this controversy, it takes a pretty big man to be forced to look at one of his iconic roles and peacefully recognize that, hey, maybe I should try to see how this might have upset people.

I must admit, I recently went to Universal Studios in Florida and I probably waited in line at Bumblee Man’s Taco truck as long as I did for the Simpson’s Ride.  Both were worth it.

Do you really think there was a chance they were going to say “Sorry, you have to keep doing the voice. We addressed the issue already”?

but that he eventually came around to understanding the various critiques, especially when he framed it through his own Jewish identity. “[I]f that character were the only representation of Jewish people in American culture for 20 years, which was the case with Apu, I might not love that,” he said.

Talk is cheap. Stop murdering people and we might believe you.

A bold stance in Trump’s America.

I don’t want to be controversial, but I’m against murder.

I think it falsely implies her murder only matters because she once dated Carey.

I remember thinking that he must have ordered everything on the menu at least twice, and that it was way more than his party of about 20 men could eat.

I’m reminded of an amusing anecdote from an otherwise unremarkable former college acquaintance. Dude was a caddy at some opulent NY country club. He was assigned to a golfer, introduced himself, and the golfer continued to call him “caddy” all day.

“wonderfully benign trend”

Eh, the frequency of these mash-ups and deepfake videos have sucked the novelty out of it at this point.

This is what they put on for Trump when they want him to stop watching  Fox News

It’s yuge, the biggest. He has all the best words. Words you never even heard of.

Huh, I always thought he was more interested in beavers.

It’s almost as if there was no need to "debate" this...

This. I think mayo on a burger is weird, but I ain’t gonna put down and deny the people who want it. Food snobbery is even weirder than mayo on a burger.

Do you like ketchup on your burger? Then it belongs on your burger.