Angelina Chapin

This is awful.

This fame is awful.

And I'm seeing what fame has done to my daughter and all the situations she's in.

And I think there is something to that point of just that reflection of, you know,

This this looks good from the outside, but it's kind of it's hell and it's ruined our relationship.

Yes.

Like you said earlier, Vanessa, sort of the if you have an idea.

And if you have a platform, whether you're a famous person like Selena Gomez or just a content creator who gains millions of followers, you can get empowered beyond your capabilities.

And I think that's a big danger where it's sort of like, yeah, people go to business school for a reason.

People go to med school for reasons.

And we're sort of in this startup economy where

If you capture enough followers and enough attention spans, you can find yourself in a position where you have all this influence, but you don't have the skills to actually get a job done.

And so there's real lives that are impacted.

It's like kind of the parable of our time right now.

You can find me on Instagram.

I'm at Angie underscore Chapin.

And you can check out my work on thecut.com.

I've got my landing page there with all my stories.

And thank you guys so much for having me.

Hey, Infamous listeners.