Bailey Taylor

you know, but then like, how do you, like, how do you make sense of that?

Yeah, it is.

Isn't it?

It's interesting to think about, but when I do watch it, like I had always thought that the first season was, was really bad, like a mess that in my mind, that's what I thought, because I think we felt a bit of a mess, right?

Like we were, nothing had aired.

We didn't know what people were going to say, but when I look back on it, it's so good.

And all the pieces are there.

Yeah.

What's all of you?

Because you guys have such great chemistry.

You're all so funny.

You know, it was such a unique take on sexuality and women and business and New York and independence.

Yeah, it was so powerful.

I think that's why it was such a phenomenon, because you were speaking to this idea that women's stories matter.

Yeah.

And this is and without the idea of like children or maybe children coming.

Right.

But without the idea of like husbands, but husbands coming.

It's like really the search for ourselves.

Definitely the search for ourselves as Michael Patrick, you know, puts it starts putting in as we go.