Nico Carney

There's suddenly a Cosmo in their hand.

They're like, I'm not loose.

They're like, girl!

Do that one again.

No totally.

It's so funny though because it's like I'll find like like if I'm in a if I'm playing for a straight crowd and I'm going to ask like are there any trans people here like maybe somebody will be willing to say it but a lot of times people are either just

If there is a trans person, they're probably not going to, like, shout out, and that's totally fine.

They don't need to do that in a room full of straight people.

But then if you're in the opposite, you're around a bunch of gay people in the audience, and then, like, any straight people here, they're like, let's go!

Okay, well... It's like the reverse of this is not happening.

Like, people are not as excited to announce themselves.

Anyway.

But, no, I like when there's straight people in the audience, because I do find it is, like, a good place to...

it's a good place for them to be hearing about things that are otherwise being talked about so negatively.

So it is nice that they like, you know, I like when they venture in and then like, yeah.

In some form.

Oh, man.

I think probably like some sort of non...

non-embodied thing like a like a light or like energy some sort of like goodness energy that is existing that is not i don't necessarily know that it's like all-knowing or all-powerful in the like i think it's powerful in the way that like human connection is powerful and the energy is powerful but like i don't think it's like this you know judeo-christian tradition of like there's a moral understanding and that i think that that is something we map on to god but um

I do believe there's something that is why we're here, connects us all.