Jenny Slate

It's not great.

I know, but I don't think she said that.

She didn't.

No.

You're right.

I read this book that says she did not say that.

You know, she didn't say that.

Yo, she didn't say that.

If you're going to come at me like that, like, she did not say that.

Like, check your facts.

You know what I think it is?

I mean, not to be like so self-serious, but I actually think it has to do with like fear and trauma.

The American Revolution, it's like a lot of those people were like wealthy landowners who were like, we don't want King George, you know, like we want to do our own thing.

They weren't really like we the people rising up, like they were like wealthy, you know, and

And and then they they took like their education and their wealth and they like made, you know, a democracy.

But like if you're just like traumatized and frightened and you you're starving, like, of course, you're going to be like, yeah, and just like replace a bad dad with what seems like a good dad.

Like, you know, just one thing at a time.

Let's just get this guy or, you know, I guess occasionally a lady.

But it's kind of all it's like always the men.

Get this guy out of here.