

I grew up with a mom that was NEVER wrong.
If I pointed out she was wrong, there was always an excuse. “Well, YOU should have said this, or you made me do that.”
And because of her need to look infallible all the time, I learned to hide mistakes, blame others, and never let anyone know you aren’t perfect.
And so, when I first had kids, I instinctively continued to do as I was taught. Once day I realized what I was doing and thought about how it made me feel when I was a kid, and decided I didn’t want to do the same thing to them.
It wasn’t “as easy as that” and there were many times I caught myself doing it, but when I did, I apologized and admitted my mistake.
I’d rather they learn how to accept responsibility for their actions than learn how to place blame on others.

I think the poop is implied. He’s clearly a shock comic, his gimmick is saying things that make people uncomfortable. He’s playing a character and how much of himself is part of that character, we can only guess , but when he’s on stage he’s “the guy who says humorous offensive things.”
I’m sure many wouldn’t find it funny, but I know that many do. As is their right.