Dylan Mulvaney

And now I'm getting to do that again on Broadway, which is like... But it's fascinating, I think, having gone through that and then...

realizing that I do miss elements of what my life was like before, you know, Beer Gate, but knowing that I actually would not have changed anything because...

I am, if I can get through that, I can get through anything.

And I've actually been in a few situations in the past year that really fucking sucked.

And in that I couldn't talk about with, you know, anyone, whether it was like legal or it was, it was so great though, to be like, oh my God, this fucking sucks.

But I'm like, but at least it wasn't that.

And-

But that is so cool that I also think for both of us to be able to like sit here and to no longer be defined by just one thing, I think is really special because I think your legacy has become unique.

So many, you know, it's a plural multitude of contributions now that you've made to this world.

And I think my hope is to now have people meet me in all these different capacities outside of that.

And I think it's so crazy because I've now gotten to the point where, like, some people don't know that ever happened.

Lucky.

But in a way, it's like, because it's...

I think it's actually good for them to know that these things have happened.

I went to Peru to do ayahuasca to like heal from my bullshit.

And that was like, that is, I will say the woo-woo is very helpful.

Oh, I'm very woo.

And I knew about myself when this all was going down.

I was like, I'm going to need like a big factory reset.

And that's what ayahuasca was to me.