Hannah Goldfield

I was talking about this to a friend, and I described it as taboo, and he thought that that word was not nearly a strong enough word.

He felt like taboo was like, you know, it's taboo not to give up your seat for a pregnant woman on the subway.

But I think it's one of the ultimate taboos.

I just, like, looked up cannibalism on Wikipedia, and there's, like, a famous cannibal, which is such a funny word also.

Like, when I hear that word, immediately I have this, like, cartoon image, maybe from, like, Mad Magazine or something, of, like, a quote-unquote savage wearing, like,

It's a bone necklace.

Yeah, bone necklace, loincloth.

Totally.

That's the camel in your brain.

Right.

You start to realize that there isn't that much logic to it.

So the idea would be you can taste what human meat would taste like without... Killing someone.

Killing someone.

Yeah.

I think so, yeah.

I think I would.

I don't think if it was totally lab grown, I think I would.

What's the rule in our house about food?

I mean, this strikes me as, like, it's so absurd and hilarious, but then I'm like, but why?

You know?