Bailey Taylor

Well, you should know what you look like.

I mean, it's good to know, at least just for your own reference.

Absolutely.

And because there's just such like stigma about all of it, you know, just to cut through the stigma and be like, yes, you should look at like, what do you mean you don't want to look at yourself?

Like, it's a little bit crazy.

But, you know, this is the, you know,

inherited patriarchy, basically, you know, right.

We got to break that down.

So I had forgotten that this was now, and it was so interesting how they came together.

And I love that.

This is the way like Samantha has so many ways that she's kind of

trying to help the rest of them like not worry about things so much and not hang on to the men and you know when we're talking about the soulmates which is the episode right before and you know she's like I don't worry about that you know yeah and that's a great voice to have right but then sure also here for her it's really about like self-love and empower empowering each woman and like yes this is what I look like and there's nothing to be ashamed of

Right.

It's a great thing.

It's beautiful.

Incredibly beautiful.

I'd fully forgotten about all of it.

So it was very enjoyable.

And it was so funny to see Tony Hale sitting there.

It's so funny and good with literally almost no lines.