Eliot

Like I wasn't really big on like bars or clubs.

And that was like my way to kind of like socialize a little bit.

Like then going out and taking your clothes off.

Just my shirt.

It was just like bottoms were all on.

And I was like, I'm not really embarrassed.

Like sometimes it was embarrassing.

Like you kind of,

feel a little bit objectified but then you're like oh well you know women probably feel like this a lot and so yeah um are you a feminist

I don't, I mean, ask Abby.

I don't think she'll agree with you.

No, no, I think I'm pretty, I would say, you know, people are like, oh, he's this, he's that.

I would say I'm pretty moderate.

You know, I see points from both sides and I don't like to be like part of this whole like false dichotomy of like, no, no, no, this is bad, this is bad.

I think like there's nuance, there's, you know,

things need to be kind of fleshed out um but um yeah no when i when i when i did that job it was like more for a laugh and it was never like a long-term career or anything like that but it's funny that it all comes out i was waiting for it i was like oh everything comes out yeah yeah yeah i mean there's worse things than that so i'm like whatever is it it's

No, no, no, no, no, no.

I think I'm pretty squeaky clean.

You know, more would have come out when I was like the villain and everyone hated me.

Like no one came forward being like, oh, he's a horrible guy or this or that.