Michelle Obama

But the people at the top are like, well, you are never going to get in either.

And so they keep you focused on these eight slots, whether you are on the outside or whether you feel like you should be inside.

There's these eight slots.

Never mind that guy, right?

The guy that said, all right, no more as a white guy, no more white guys.

His son gets in.

And it's not one of the eight.

You know what I mean?

And so I'm not saying there's enough nepotism to fill 92 slots.

I'm just saying that there's a lot of unjust, unfair ends that people have that don't get questioned because we all...

kept fighting over these eight slots, you know?

Because the belief is that, by some people, the belief is that if it wasn't for these eight people, I would have got in.

Which is also a little insane because...

There were people before they ever had eight slots, right?

When it was just like 100 white slots.

There was like the 101st white guy who couldn't get in.

So it's like, you might not be able to beat other white people.

Yeah, I mean, I look at it as... There are a couple ways, depending on the...

The country you're in probably depends on your approach to it.

I think in the U.S., we have made a deep, deep mistake in thinking that all the things that you're supposed to get from community can be optimized and sold to you in a form that's somehow better than just the natural way.