Marcy Guevara

Yeah.

And no, it isn't really because I am a TV producer and I've always wanted to be a TV host.

And so is it my livelihood?

It's actually not.

It's really a labor of love.

The community has always had problems with me.

So the reality is, is that what my loyalty is to is to my friend who I won't name, who is getting on a plane and is just f***ing crazy.

embarrassed by a flight attendant because they need a seatbelt extender.

I'm just saying like I think that overall I can't

get out of the bigger picture because it's like, as long as it is okay to discriminate against fat people, I'm always gonna want to fight for that fight.

But mama, listen to me.

It's just like it's so everything is so divisive right now, like politically.

And then it's like you add if you go into like the comments, the comments I'm going to get on this on the Jubilee video, the comments that I'm going to get.

It's like they are going to be so hateful and it's going to be all about how I look.

I mean, I align with a lot of that.

Obviously I always say like, if they're not talking about you, you're dead.

But it's also, I think something about that sort of people pleaser that a lot of fat people adopt, which is like, we have to be the funny one.

We have to be the good one.

We have to go to the burger restaurant and order the salad because that's what like a good fatty does.

I think there's also like a really big conversation that is probably, we do probably not have time for today, but like in just like where thinness is rooted, like, are we really caring about wellness or,