Ella Mills

Guys, Hayley Bieber, who is, I think, one of the most, whether you're a fan or not a fan, I'm not sure if you can even be a fan, because I'm not sure she kind of does anything specific to be a fan of.

Yeah, one of the Baldwin's.

Yes, that's it.

Yeah, and then she's obviously married to Justin Bieber.

She's just like a culturally relevant person, let's call it.

But she's also a founder of Rode, which sold for over a billion, which is... What's Rode?

road beauty like the on the back of the phones yeah the back of the lip gloss that was her and it sold for over a billion dollars yeah very recently so extraordinary cultural relevancy i think you can measure that in um and the company that she created anyway as a result of her billion dollar sale she was um listed in time magazine for most influential people they interviewed her and she said that fiber was cool she did have a listen to this

It's like L.A.

celebs.

No, but it's so great to see someone of such huge influence who has hundreds of millions of followers, who is picked up in every magazine in the world, say that fiber is cool.

That is only an amazing, amazing thing.

We want people to eat more beans.

We want people to eat more veg.

When you have these people who hold such cultural capital, whether you're a fan or not, it doesn't matter.

People who are culturally relevant, supporting healthy habits is so important, I think.

OK, come on then, Ella.

OK, this is, I just feel like this is so weird.

Slash, I want a ticket.

I want a ticket.

How do I go?