Kristen Stewart

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, I mean, sometimes you find yourself on something that doesn't really know what it's saying.

And so then the sort of subsequent conversation is confused and sort of ambiguous and becomes like very sell-y.

Like it feels like really like you're just like a capitalist cog.

Yeah.

Um, which we all are.

I mean, like, that's like what it is.

I want everyone to go, Hey, go, go buy a ticket to the chronology of water Christmas day.

Um, so, but like, I, um,

Yeah, like sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

You know, it's definitely possible to be truthful within the system.

But then when you're trying to sell something, it does sort of inherently get bizarre.

I was working with a director that was like talking about an actress who was thinking about whether or not they should do a film.

And they were like, well, I think the market right now is—and I was like, I don't think I've ever said the word market unless I was going to buy some oranges—

And that is just how I function.

And even if that's naive, I am willfully like honestly tunnel vision.

And I know you did ask a slightly different question.

Like if I'm telling someone else's story, what it feels like to do that on maybe such like a large scale and is part of a business.

Maybe that was that your question?

I think you should just let it rip.