Nadine Bhabha

And I'm just sort of like...

Sometimes the gestures that we do for others are mostly for us.

I'm not saying that like her packing him homemade lunch is for her.

But I think maybe the aesthetic or like the way she's doing it is more for her than it is for him.

Because if she like knew him a bit better, she might notice that he like hates the way that these are.

I mean, if you're it sounds like a masculinity thing is like sort of wrapped up in the shape of a cookie, then you have some more inner work to do.

This is like an interesting – it's kind of complicated to me because I'm like he should be able to eat the briefcase-shaped cupcake without feeling like gay or something because that's what it sounds like.

Like you're embarrassed but like – I understand the childishness of it all.

Like I –

No shade to a Disney adult, but do not understand.

I don't like cutesy stuff.

Hello Kitty has no appeal to me.

The word itself...

Is nails on a chalkboard.

If, yeah, I don't like a cutesy thing.

Okay.

And so.

You don't like a trinket?

No.

I like an ironic trinket.