Joey Camasta

Right.

Well, I think my take on this is if you're challenging her, everyone is entitled to feel human and feel whatever.

And no matter what caliber you are in life.

If you're high income like her or middle income, whatever, as a woman or whoever you're representing, you should feel equal to however you want.

So in her tax bracket, she shouldn't feel less of a woman or less of a human or less as if her husband isn't doing the dishes or whatever or isn't pulling his weight around there no matter what it entails.

He's not picking up the caviar off the table or picking up the diamonds off the floor.

Somebody's got to do it.

You have Ben's contact lenses.

She has random diamonds on the ground.

We're both gonna die.

So I feel that's what it is about her.

I mean, I think that everyone's... It's so easy to hate on her because she's... So wealthy.

You know, I'm not trying to normalize that.

I mean, I'm just saying...

Even us rich people have feelings.

I wouldn't be on TikTok.

Oh, I mean, similar.

I mean, I'd travel.

Dude, I would do a lot more dinner parties.

I would carefully have businesses.