Jess

You know, he lied about who he voted for or what he believes, but he essentially just agreed with and or repeated whatever I was saying to the point that I thought that that was what he believed as well.

Um, I spent a ton of time talking about politics and human rights and equality.

Why did so much of that get cut out?

I don't know.

Like everyone is saying that.

I know.

So weird.

It was, it's so important to me and it's so, it's such a huge part of my life.

And obviously Harmel and I talked about it and really aligned with everything.

I think that it is so divisive right now.

And I think that it's very easy to not have a conversation.

I think it's very easy to say, OK, you don't agree with me.

You're a monster and not even talk about it.

And I think that's fair.

I don't think that anybody energy wise needs to do that right now.

It felt like this was an opportunity in a space where, you know, these are probably people that I maybe wouldn't speak to.

I had some really great conversations with people that I completely disagree with.

And we were very respectful of each other.

And we talked about our whys.

And I think that one of the most important things to me is just that at the end of the day, we all have different priorities, right?