Ilana Glazer

And all these things are visible.

The things you say.

And this is why I say you talk normal.

I look at your eyes.

You know, this is the first time we're meeting.

But I'm like, this is how I. Yeah.

feel when I see video of you like I know who I'm looking at I know who I'm listening to yeah and these people it's it's visible that they act the thing about machismo too is they don't know who they are they don't know there's something so you know whatever you're embodying womanly or manly

about knowing who you are.

It's just a way of saying personhood.

These people do not know who they are.

In machismo, it's like they just don't know where they've come from.

And when you talk about unearned, most of these people who are ultra wealthy come from the ultra wealthy.

So they don't even know the system.

They don't even know the ladder that was climbed before.

They just don't even know who they are.

And that's why they're so angry because we do real work.

And we know who we are.

And there's this weird, you know, with racism and classism, there's this just weird co-opting of narratives of the oppressed by the oppressor because it's what is real.

Yeah, it's so twisted.

It's disgusting, honestly.