Matt Bernstein

And you were sort of going at it with some conservative, what I would say, grifters.

And the replies in finding that, I was like, huh, that's interesting because that is actually sort of before when I would have assumed you sort of

took a little shift or like a little pivot away from some of the previous type of posts that we would have seen from you.

It's weird to say because I did the math, but this was when I believe you were pregnant with your second child.

What I will say is I think taking your name off of the publishing for the book is definitely a step, though.

That is a good step away from, I think, the impact that this book did have.

It, of course, will always have that impact it did have, which is really unfortunate.

You have to hide things.

I mean, I had to hide things.

I had to hide aspects of myself because I wasn't sure.

I wasn't comfortable.

Yeah.

Okay, I have to ask.

Most important question.

What's your cat's name?

But no, there are some odd reviews all talking about like, you know, this is a covert battle against evil.

I mean, just from a quick gut check, I mean, I think what we're doing right now with this conversation, having it and subjecting, well, maybe not subjecting yourself to it, because I think this is something you need to do.

But I think having this conversation and reflecting in front of a lot of people, I think is helpful.

I think, you know...

Doing what you've done with the book, taking your name off of it is also really good.