Ilana Glazer

Where was she born?

And like when I say that they did, it's like but even think about where you got to in your 20s and you're like, shit, I got to I got to work my ass off to pay my debts and help my mom and all this.

But it's like, you know, this dream.

It's like this like loop that is this dream.

But then it also is an opportunity like you.

You are amazing.

You have become this beacon of hope in this speaker.

And it's like it's confusing.

We're so totally tricked.

And we're also like tricked out of our own history of these genocidal frameworks on which our country is born.

But then also there is this opportunity.

Yes.

And it's amazing.

But I think the missing piece is the practicality, the affordability.

You know, I've been thinking lately about messaging of affordability, how this is actually human rights, right?

Affordability is the on the ground, you know, structural, practical, functional framework for human rights.

That is so sad.

That sucks, man.

Because you're not supposed to get a diagnosis.

Like nobody plans for a diagnosis.