Bridget Phetasy

I've never had Silicon Valley money.

I've never had a network.

I can't imagine what it would be like to be Jon Stewart or to be you even, somebody who is on Fox.

No, but you, like, your intro to this show, which is new, I believe, reminded me there was a time when you were on all these magazine covers, and that's got to be crazy.

I've never experienced that.

And then to have that, it's like being, it reminds me a little bit of being a woman, and then you kind of enter into a later time in your life, and you're like, oh, that was my peak.

Yeah.

I'm on the other side of it now.

How do I grapple with this?

And this is something that all women kind of have to grapple with is, all right, I'm not – Everybody has to.

And I think, too, that is something, I guess, one of the things that happened to me when you asked me what happened to you, Bridget, over the past 10 years, and a lot of people will say that in a negative way.

So some of it has nothing to do with me.

Like a lot of people will say, what happened to you?

And it's like a good thing.

The thing I hear the most from people, probably more than anything, is what happened to you in a negative way.

But one of the things that did happen to me is that I didn't really know what my values were.

I remember Ben Shapiro saying very early when I came into the space and he was talking about values and Jordan Peterson and I was like, values, what are those?

Yeah.

What a strange concept.

And it put me back into this kind of first principle thinking.