Liz Plank

making people angry, and particularly, I guess, making women angry.

Well, how do you think it is misremembered?

yes social media look it was always perform like it was performative right like we we we posted good brunch pics like if you made a shitty you know or if you tried to do a pinterest recipe and it came out looking fucking bad like you didn't post it but but now

we're kind of like all avatars of ourselves and in a way that back then your real life was more important than your digital life your digital life was was i mean in my case and it seems like yours like full and and interesting but it it didn't it was still separate and and now i truly do think that who you are online is is more important than who you are in in real life and so yeah we were i'm not surprised to see

Yeah, these, I mean, what you're describing is like caricatures.

I mean, I saw Andrew Tay talk yesterday.

He's like sitting alone in some fucking boat and what did he, yeah.

He was like, men who have wives are gay.

He was like, if you...

don't have multiple baby mamas, you're gay.

Like any guy who posts about his wife on social media is gay.

And the proof is, think about guys in elementary school, again, who is he talking to?

The guys who had friends that were girls were all gay.

Like the logic, it's just, it's a parody.

And we're all a little bit parodies.

I mean, even if you look at the real faces of celebrities now,

they they're like they look like avatars they look crazy yeah they everyone you know anyway it's just reached a fever pitch

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Right.

Wow.