Natalie Joy

He was her boss.

He ran the company that produced this movie.

He hired her.

So like and then he's getting in a car.

The guy who, again, has written books about like how to be pro women and gives TED talks about like positive masculinity and how that he's an ally of women.

And then he gets in a car and talks about like how he's forced himself on women, allegedly.

Well, as someone who's read his book and has watched some of his TED Talks in preparation for the interview I did with him a while back, his whole, like, shtick was, like, being this kind of reformed fuckboy.

And and I think in that vein, I think he got a little too comfortable.

And this is me guessing this is my interpretation.

So who knows?

But like this whole like I used to be bad.

Now I'm good.

You know, it's like I've been saved almost now that I'm an ally for women.

I can speak freely about some of the things I did in the past.

that were bad, but because I'm not like that anymore, you know, I just want to get it off my chest, so to speak.

And if you've listened to the show and you think that, you know, if you've been team Justin and you think we just have this biased point of view, just like why?

Because Blake has money.

Like if you have fame and power and money, does that does that mean that you don't have the right to feel safe around men or in general?

Like in what world would that be OK?

for someone to speak like that around you and not feel uncomfortable.