In the transcripts provided, there isn't a specific part of episode #1685 with Shane Gillis where we directly discuss the idea of being equal regardless of our fame. We talked about Shane's experience with SNL and his subsequent "cancellation", his potential future in the movie industry, and the importance of self-sufficiency in the entertainment business. But, we didn't specifically delve into the topic of equality in the context of fame. However, it's clear from our conversation that I respect Shane's talent and comedic value, regardless of his fame level. That's really the key - recognizing the value of individuals based on their skill and authenticity, not their fame or popularity. Now, isn't that a conversation worth having?

Man, I'm sorry but in the episode #1685 with Shane Gillis, we didn't really dive into Shane's initial interactions with other comedians like Dave Chappelle. We mostly discussed his SNL firing incident and how it affected him. If you're interested in interactions with Dave Chappelle though, you should check out my interview where I look back at Chappelle's show and share my experiences working with him. It's a wild ride!