So at the SPAC Phil show recently, Scarlett and I were set up with the shirts on the corner of shakedown and this guy comes by and asks Scarlett who made the shirts to which she naturally replied that we did and he tells her that "we are going around taking a survey of what doesn't belong on lot and these don't belong." She's like "huh?" and he explains that he feels they are promoting the wrong things. The obvious rebutle to this is of course to explain the concepts of satire and parody, which she did. The shirts are making FUN of stuff that most people know is already there. This bounces off his stupid fascist skull, of course, and he points out that "if I saw one of these people selling dirty food, I'd have to do something" revealing that A)He thinks most of the food on lot is clean and B)He sees himself as some kind of lot cop. Up to the point before he said that I had missed the whole thing due to being several feet away trying to spange for this kid's bail who had gotten locked up the night before. I didn't realize immediately what was going on and heard that and then him being like "they're just offesive" to which Scarlett told him he was offensive to which i ammended that sensorship is offensive and he wandered off saying "don't be offended...yet" What the fuck is that supposed to mean? I knew there was alot off arrogance in the scene with this "headier than thow" "I'm family silly custie" attitude but god danm this guy was going around lot consciously judging whether or not everything and everyone he saw should be allowed. Let me know if I'm wrong but doesn't that kind of fly directly in the face of everything our hippie forefathers fought The Man for?