Hayley Kiyoko

And it's like representation where you can go,

You know, this guy might go see a movie and or go see Girls Like Girls and be like, oh, my gosh, he's he's being a Sonya on me.

You know, it unlocks these it identifies and validates these feelings.

And it just goes back to like representation, because when you've never been through something, you don't know until you see something or you meet someone who's also experienced the same thing.

Yeah.

And it's okay to be confused and wanting to explore.

And like, obviously you don't want to like hurt people, you know, at someone else's expense.

But I think that like, you know, if this chef guy watched a movie like Girls Like Girls and literally was like, oh, that is John.

Then like, he'd be like, oh, okay.

I know what's going on.

Or maybe he'll watch and be like, oh, that's not what we do.

Okay, cool.

I know.

Yeah.

That's not typical.

But I love that for him and I hope he goes for it.

Yes.

A lot.

What can happen?

It again goes back to what we're talking about.