Andy Rosen

But I don't think so.

I think she's like, ooh, this is a lane for me.

And then that lane starts seducing because if she finds success with that particular type of content, it's like this self-fulfilling prophecy where she's going to start believing that stuff more and more and more.

And then like, well, shit, now how do I monetize this?

How do I?

I don't know if I'm explaining exactly what is on my mind.

Right.

Okay.

Great.

Well, yeah, I think that's already happened as far as like marketing goes, right?

Where like big brands are funneling tons of money into like influencers that feel way more homegrown, right?

But that's a little less problematic to me when it's clear that those people are like doing an ad, right?

Like, and I don't have a problem if we're doing an ad because it's like, we're doing an ad here.

It's more sinister when it's not where it's the gray in between.

Do you know what I mean?

Yeah.

And how often are you supposed to do that?

Yeah.

A few weeks ago.

This is coming off me noticing a couple times.