Nicole Lapin

Like you were, they were there because of you.

Yeah.

And smiling and nodding is what a lot of women do and why we do what we do to help open up this dialogue about money.

But I imagine when you were so young, there wasn't also a lot of talk amongst your colleagues or peers.

Were people on set talking about what they made or was that part of even the

But then it became worth it when you guys came together finally.

So what do you think changed between like having those conversations be uncomfortable to turning into something really empowering where you could band together and advocate?

Do you think that was a sign of the times?

Like, do you think if you did that today, it would be different?

I mean, 90210 obviously changed your life.

You said you bought a house when you were so young that your parents also moved into.

And they called you the Hollywood daughter that in your book you talk about feeling uncomfortable about that with your six other siblings.

How did you navigate that uncomfortability or like trying to put yourself down?

But you are shiny.

You are shiny.

Have you heard of tall poppy syndrome?

Where like you cut yourself down to make everybody else sort of feel more comfortable or high achieving people and sort of like put themselves down to match the norm.

You know, I see women, I see myself do that a lot.

Yeah.

And then we like cut down to the rest of the pop.