Liz Plank

You know, there's all this, you know, talk about the loneliness crisis.

I really women are really lonely, too.

We're just not going out and like shooting like up like massage parlors.

Right.

No.

Yeah.

I was going to say the the mass violence would be the difference.

Yes, it's less visible.

Like a lot of things that women do, you know, a lot of it is invisible.

The labor, the suffering.

Yes, I agree.

But I do, okay, I think about this.

I've been thinking about this really a lot lately.

I don't know when this episode is coming out so you can cut it, but the whole Taylor...

it's taylor frankie paul she has like three first names yes yes and i'm not familiar at all with um unfortunately um the well i've watched like one episode of the mormon wives they sound really fun and entertaining but um you know the whole thing about her throwing a chair at a guy and i'm like i feel like it's a miracle that and not even a miracle it's actually unsettling that we don't

throw more chairs at men.

I think that's actually on us and requires some thinking because I think that we're not doing that enough.

It is weird.

It is.

I mean, what comes to mind is a very, like, 1950s, you know...