Maddison Sullivan-Thorpe

And there is obviously a reason for that.

Yeah.

I think we can appreciate it as we're older because you can't really appreciate it at this time.

Like if I was 17 watching that, I don't think I would see it in the same light that I do now.

That's actually so true.

I hadn't even thought about that.

Literal facts.

To your point, Mads, an article that was published by an Irish publication, RTA, last year, they spoke to a clinical psychologist, Dr. Marley Coyne, on why young adult dramas have become like super popular for millennials and we just like can't get enough of it.

And she said teen dramas revisit a time when our own identities were being formed.

Watching these shows is a safe, direct way to revisit these complex emotions without reliving them directly.

Almost like a gentle exposure therapy where you can remember the past, but you don't have to live it out.

Actually, that ties into your comment as well, Annika, which is so true.

That was Tell Me Lies for me.

Okay.

Yes, true.

Wait, no, was that Spotify that was opened?

Or Apple Music.

Or Spotify, the crushing playlist.

I saw that.

Oh, there you go.