Kristen Davis

That's why I didn't really feel like, yes, I would like to put myself in that, in that situation, like at the time.

Yeah.

But it was also very interesting to be there in terms of, I felt at the time, you know, it was very much like,

held up as being empowering for women in some way.

But I feel like we don't think of it that way now, that way.

Correct?

Yeah.

I mean, I think that was what I bought into as well when I went there is like, you know, I want to have this experience as, you know, being in the magazine and being seen as sexy and whatever.

And I was just in like the deepest, deepest, like inner, inner ring where it really wasn't liberating anymore.

But I,

I think that was generally, you know, Playboy was accepted as like this acceptable retro brand that like your dad grew up with.

And, you know, it seemed pretty tame at the time.

Right.

Right.

It's interesting.

It's interesting.

But honestly, and this might be just like really too far what I'm going to say.

We could cut it out.

But like I thought.

my innocent little self, you know, when you guys did, did, cause at the time that we filmed, you weren't there yet.