Maya Umemoto Gorman

legacy right yeah or like the idea of legacy that's why like people are i was like talking to my cousin who's she's like older than me she's in her 40s and like she was talking about like kids and stuff and like she was talking and like i you know i think the conversation with like gen z and the idea of kids is so different from like oh my god their generation and like their purpose for kids and like 100 she was like talking about like legacy like it's so important to leave

like your legacy behind it.

And I'm like, what?

I'll do you one better.

This was the one that actually used to have me like, what the fuck?

Because this like, genuinely.

This starting it to the religion episode is so crazy.

I just like, it's just been on the forefront.

No, I'm sad.

I feel like we were like deep in.

But I will say, I've been deep in reflection of this, like whatever.

But we used to play this game where it was like, go over the line if you believe this is true or not true.

Yeah, we used to play it all the time at the college I went to.

And then they were like, it would literally be like, go over the line if you think that God is the Trinity.

Whatever, dah, dah, dah, dah.

Then it would progress into more intense questions.

And then they were like, go over the line if you think it's okay to be gay.

And everyone would go over the line.

And then like me, my Bessie Kenzie, and like my homie Kerlene, it was like three of us dead ass, like in our whole class, maybe like four or five.

Yeah, like you think being gay is bad.