Meg Stalter

and we're not commenting on people's bodies.

But I'm saying like, yes, we're not commenting, okay?

And I've got a big butt, I'm allowed to say it.

I'm not commenting on people's size.

I'm saying that when you say, yes, I'm so glad someone's normal around here to someone who is probably like working out like,

and doing dance classes every hour.

Yes, I think that's what I was trying to say.

That's what I mean.

I'm not commenting on someone, like, off the street.

You're medium.

You're fat.

You're small.

But I'm saying if someone's objectively, like, I'm objectively bigger.

Like, me too.

So if somebody looked at me and said in a comment, like,

there are really mean women comments yeah to me I agree about like looks and stuff or like if I do a crazy late night appearance there's a lot of women that are like attacking and I'll go on her page and I'm like what is the deal her is like looking like she looks like she has a nice family and yeah so you're like what is what is the matter with you it really is I think women like that especially because I get that too like really really mean comments about my looks from women specifically I've gotten that many times too obviously like you said

That actually is really hitting me hard right now, and I actually almost fell out of my chair.

I actually am getting emotional because that is literally what you're doing.

I'm serious because you are, when you've interviewed me, that you are like my safe place.

That was sweet.