Claire Donald

Out of all people, I actually don't know much about him, but I don't know if I, with love and light, I don't know if I want to.

I think he's

Was kind of the worst.

Can you imagine?

But also, you know, a bunch of white men are going to be new to this podcast and hear us say that and be like, I can't believe David Shadad.

We are excited for the comments that we're about to receive.

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We've been watching you guys.

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You got an attitude, but we still love you.

So anyways, one day when she was younger, they were snowed in.

And her mom gave her several old copies of Vogue to keep her company, which is also kind of ram-coded.

That is, of course.

And then she points out this essay competition to Joan that Vogue had, and it was called the Prix des Prix.

And it was an essay competition, and the first prize won you a job at Vogue in either New York or Paris.

Why?

We keep learning about this, that Vogue was just sending out a bunch of free shit, like opportunities.

They're like, hey, girlies, come work for us.

Like Jackie Kennedy going to Paris for a year.

Exactly.