Alexandra Jacobs

You were anonymous.

But I think there's a great curiosity about it.

It's the same way I was nostalgic for the 70s and the 90s.

I looked at those 70s fashions, which, by the way, the 90s recycled.

I mean, every 20 years it all gets recycled.

And, yeah, I mean, I just think young people can't – digital natives can't imagine a time when –

Their phones didn't dictate every aspect of their life.

I'm sure.

And, you know, there's also analogy and you see these places like Sex and the City had Magnolia Bakery.

Bigelow or whatever to get her headband.

You backpacked?

I mean, I think people want to revisit the rhythms of dating life before apps, before the, you know, Tinder and Hinge and all that and Grindr and Bumble and all those things.

Yeah, keep going because the fact is, you know, I mean, dating has always been difficult, but it's funny.

Yeah.

to my surprise or to my, inevitably, that this now seems like something romantic and exotic and interesting.

Right.

Well, Jack Schlossberg, who's running for Congress, is making the point that Ryan Murphy is making a tremendous amount of money off his family and this portrayal of his family without actually talking to them or getting any kind of authorization or participation.

I would hope... Ryan Murphy actually responded to this criticism when he was on Gavin Newsom's podcast.

Which, you know, is that for him to say that, you know?

Well, what else do you expect from a producer who had a whole show called Feud?