The Samaritan and the Priest and the Levite

Reed: The story would have really like just made everyone so happy if it had been about the good Jew helping the pitiful Samaritan because we have this fetishization of the person who's in need. You don't get to look at the person in need as someone who like stokes this bigger story and enables you to like flex your identity, he says. Reed: So I'm going to let that simmer for half a second for everybody who's listening. See if you can point out what was different. And here it is.