Amy Poehler

And, and,

I don't know if you feel this way, but I know I do because I grew up in a generation where I feel like women my age right now are working together all the time and feeling really good about that and loving that experience.

And when you meet someone who's maybe 10 years older than you, they just haven't had that experience very much.

I've been on many sets where women –

In their mid-60s have said, oh, I've never, you know, been on a set with this many women.

Fucking hell.

I mean, I think I bought it out.

And she kind of claims it, right?

She's like, I didn't get it.

She's like, I saw it.

And left out.

We all suffered in our 20s, in the 90s.

With deep internalized misogyny that we didn't even know we had in an attempt to assimilate.

We were like, I want to be in the room.

I want to figure out how to work the system.

And I'm going to, without even knowing, I'm going to buy into a system that I don't believe in.

And that's actually hurting me.

Yeah.

And what I love about Ann Powers, who's a journalist in the film who kind of owns up to the fact that she...

wrote about, you know, wrote about how she didn't, wasn't getting Lilith Fair and it wasn't for her.