Ilana Glazer

And I think about you and Zuckerberg growing up in Westchester.

Because he's from Scarsdale, I think.

Circling each other.

How crazy is that?

You know, talking about these people who have all this money...

It is, again, I'm laughing because I'm nervous and disgusted by what is now being called the Epstein class.

These 3,000 billionaires who are now being called by mainstream America and mainstream global audiences the Epstein class.

And you're 36.

I'm 39.

And in preparing for this conversation and thinking about it and talking to your team and just reflecting, thinking about us being young women in the early 2000s,

Which was a dangerous time.

And you and I, you know, clearly whatever we had, you know, an energy that I think we share and an ambition and looking out into the world.

And as a young woman who developed early and I kind of have had this body since I'm 10 years old.

Getting the attention from grownups.

Dude.

And mostly men, some women getting attention that I was like, oh, the world is unsafe for me.

This is unsafe.

Now this is, it's 2026.

I'm talking, you know, 2000, I'm 13 years old, 2001, I'm 14 years old.

I can't believe when I get to the city cat call I'm like do you know I'm 18 I'm this is I'm scared you know feeling so angry and I used to have a fire in me because I felt scared it's like a little doggy getting you know and it's like you know I'd be like fuck off like this is scary right but then fast forward 25 years later you and I are adults now we're in the world and we're