Fit: I was saying– so if the hotdog can or cannot– it's like literally Schrodinger's hotdog, yeah that's right, Chatter. It's like um... [Long pause] So like yeah, like– I'm trying to think of a way to put it. It's sort of like–
Fit: Hotdogs are like, genderfluid, in a way. Like, they– [Laughs]
Fit: Like, some days it CAN be a sandwich, and other days, it doesn't have to be! Right? So like, if you think about it like that– I guess I never thought of it that way. That's an- that's an interesting observation.
Richard Roundtree, known for playing the suave lead role in the 1971 film Shaft died on Thursday, the Hollywood Reporter and Deadline, have reported.
Roundtree, 81, died in Los Angeles after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, Patrick McMinn, Roundtree’s longtime manager told the Hollywood Reporter.
“His trailblazing career changed the face of entertainment around the globe and his enduring legacy will be felt for generations to come. Our hearts are with his family and loved ones during this difficult time,” Artists & Representatives, the agency that represented the late actor, said in a statement to Deadline.