He begins by musing on human hypocrisy and the absurdity of societal rules, using the example of Californian HOV lanes. Burnus then pivots to a sarcastic comparison between minor traffic violations and the tolerance afforded to hate groups like the Ku Klux Klan. He questions why such groups persist in modern times, offering darkly humorous potential reasons and critiquing the societal response compared to reactions against other groups after events like 9/11. The comedian concludes by briefly recommending the television programme "Baby Ranger," showcasing an abrupt shift in topic typical of stand-up.
