Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Okay.

And, but I, I, at that time I was also, um, I was also going to the city because I was working on, I, whatever.

I, I did science stuff.

I did like science competition.

So cute.

I had to take the train, um, to Mount Sinai.

And so I, so I took, but I had to take the Metro North and I took the subway and, um,

I look back.

Cause when you're a kid, you don't really, you're like, you gotta do your thing.

You gotta get to the place.

And you're very like naive and, or, you know what you think things are normal when you're younger.

I look back and the amount of men that were talking to me and complimenting my body when I had a mouthful of braces is crazy to me.

And it was,

a culture created by these guys, some of whom actually did own Limited Too.

Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, right.

Like this was not a coincidence.

And this is what I'm also talking about in terms of the psychology of power.

Because when we talk about whether it's the 1%, the Epstein class, what have you,

When you have a desire for power's sake, it is a desire for domination.

We know this.