Sounded like quite a bit of laughing and clapping even... enough to be picked up by Ted's mic anyways.

I'm over 50 and grew up in the 80's when my heroes were Eddie Murphy and Mr. T. People were able to call out each-other's differences and not have it be taken as racist. Like back in college days with black co-workers at a bar while I was a small white dude. I was getting heckled by the black guys for my taste in music (I was the DJ) and heckling them back for always having to put lotion on their dry-ass skin. Zero offense in either direction. I grew up in a time of innocent heckling in all directions without fear of it being taken as muh-racist. Anti-semitism in this same light I also don't get. I can honestly say whether someone is Jewish or not (really any religion or not, any race or not as well) shouldn't come into many things - and maybe this is a takaway from being in an enterprise-corporate-global company - we take courses each year on this type of thing. I have had cases in life where someone I thought was an older Irish guy ended up being a younger black man... just floored me one specific case. Go ahead and count this as a long winded agreement in asking "just fucking why???"

You're an idiot, that's why