Tucker Carlson

Here's Ben Shapiro.

How dare you?

Now, the conventional response to this, I've heard people say it is, well, Ben Shapiro can say that because he's a podcaster.

He's not climbing ladders for a living.

And if you climb ladders for a living, you know, or do any kind of physical labor, even light physical labor, your body breaks down.

It's just a fact.

And if you're around people who've done it, you know, by the time they get to 50, they're limping and they're in pain.

That's why they're, you know, you go to these little towns around the country and most businesses are gone.

There are no furniture stores or no toy stores.

Like they're all gone.

They're all at Walmart.

They're a husk.

But what you do find next to the drug rehab places are chiropractors.

There are a lot of chiropractors throughout the country.

It's because poorer people, working class people, blue collar people are aching.

They have trouble walking.

Their backs hurt.

So retirement for a man who climbs ladders is a little bit different from a man who hosts a podcast.

But that's not even the point that I would make.

That's true, of course.