Kristen Bell

Well, I do know that that's not an Indian tradition.

Well, I do know that that's not an Indian tradition.

Well, I do know that that's not an Indian tradition.

Yeah. And neither is eating steak with two hands. But the whole point is like, wait, because what you're bringing up is something that you really don't under. You're like, oh, that's new. Seeing a bong in basically a frat house isn't new.

Yeah. And neither is eating steak with two hands. But the whole point is like, wait, because what you're bringing up is something that you really don't under. You're like, oh, that's new. Seeing a bong in basically a frat house isn't new.

Yeah. And neither is eating steak with two hands. But the whole point is like, wait, because what you're bringing up is something that you really don't under. You're like, oh, that's new. Seeing a bong in basically a frat house isn't new.

Listen, I think if you came into my parents' house and they had a picture of Krishna on the wall, I think you could probably and definitely deduce that that's because they're Indian.

Listen, I think if you came into my parents' house and they had a picture of Krishna on the wall, I think you could probably and definitely deduce that that's because they're Indian.

Listen, I think if you came into my parents' house and they had a picture of Krishna on the wall, I think you could probably and definitely deduce that that's because they're Indian.

I don't think you can see like a bouncy ball in water on the counter and say, oh, that must be Indian too.

I don't think you can see like a bouncy ball in water on the counter and say, oh, that must be Indian too.

I don't think you can see like a bouncy ball in water on the counter and say, oh, that must be Indian too.

They do. But for the most part, we know those already. Like, we've been taught those and told those already. So, like, yes, if my mom is making curry, yeah, you could say to yourself, like, it would be reasonable to think, yeah, that's because she's Indian and she grew up eating curry and that's an Indian dish. All of that makes sense. And those are stereotypes, so that's tricky, but it's real.

They do. But for the most part, we know those already. Like, we've been taught those and told those already. So, like, yes, if my mom is making curry, yeah, you could say to yourself, like, it would be reasonable to think, yeah, that's because she's Indian and she grew up eating curry and that's an Indian dish. All of that makes sense. And those are stereotypes, so that's tricky, but it's real.

They do. But for the most part, we know those already. Like, we've been taught those and told those already. So, like, yes, if my mom is making curry, yeah, you could say to yourself, like, it would be reasonable to think, yeah, that's because she's Indian and she grew up eating curry and that's an Indian dish. All of that makes sense. And those are stereotypes, so that's tricky, but it's real.

That's real.

That's real.

That's real.

That's normal. I'm fine with that. I'm just not fine with arbitrary, that's different, so it must be because of.

That's normal. I'm fine with that. I'm just not fine with arbitrary, that's different, so it must be because of.