(NSFW) My Review of the Erotic Story "The Logic Of His Anger" by Scotchlass

The speaker begins by asking whether the recording is on and then starts an improvised joke framed as a “review” of an erotic story titled The Logic of His Anger, attributed to an author named ScotchLass. He emphasizes that the bit is unplanned and that he only decided to attempt it on his way to the recording location. He struggles to remember details, repeatedly stops to catch his breath, and comments on how poorly prepared he is.

He explains that the initial premise was meant to be an anti-Donald Trump joke. The imagined scenario involves him having “ten ladies” tied up in his basement with ball gags and being unable to “sell” them because, in his joke logic, the Trump administration supposedly ruined the market for illegal trafficking. He jokes about how no one considers the impact of politics on “small-time” operators. He then riffs on the word “sex trafficking,” mixing it with the basketball term “traveling” as a wordplay moment. He interrupts himself again to catch his breath.

He continues by elaborating the sketch: in his imagined past, he supposedly sold these women to foreign buyers, mentioning the Chinese and Saudis, and joking that they have money and an appetite for “western decadence.” He says he is now too scared to call either embassy because he assumes they would report him to authorities. This is framed as another element of the complaint that political changes have made illicit business impossible. He stresses again that this was the original joke setup that led him into thinking about the erotic story he wants to “review.”

He then switches fully to describing The Logic of His Anger. In his retelling, the story involves a Muslim man who runs a coerced brothel or “sex slave ranch” in a southwestern setting. He tries to recall various characters, mentioning names like Linda, Amy, and Ursula, along with a woman associated with Vanderbilt. He remarks that the presence of a Muslim protagonist is “kind of hot” in the erotic-fiction context he’s describing.

He recounts that part of the story involves forced breast augmentation on one of the captive women, describing it as a specific “modification” kink. He distinguishes between simple coercion and what he calls “coercion with modification,” noting that the latter is a specific fetish in certain erotic genres. He says that aspect is “kind of fun” within the frame of the story.

He also notes elements he liked less, such as the presence of a female police officer character, whom he describes as having a “tomboy” or “tomgirl” presentation that he did not enjoy as much. Conversely, he describes the Amy/Vanderbilt character as more appealing to him, characterizing her sections as “hot.”

Throughout the monologue, he alternates between reviewing the fictional material and commenting on his physical state, pausing for breath and remarking that he might have too much food in his stomach. His tone remains improvisational, self-interrupted, and conversational. Near the end, he summarizes his reaction to the story: he considers it a good piece of erotic fiction with certain parts he dislikes but rates it positively overall, suggesting an A or A- for erotic content. He ends by saying that concludes the joke.