Ray Gutierrez

Oh, no, I thank you so much for just being so awesome.

You've been so giving your energy, your story.

You even gave me an amazing bracelet.

Where would you like to begin your story?

Wow.

You just want to talk numbers?

I always say, I'm covered in tattoos and some of the tattoos, I'm like, I wish I had a phone number because you never know.

You never know when you're like, you get arrested and you're like, crap, my memory is in my phone and I don't know who to call.

I'm only speaking for a friend, maybe a little bit of experience.

What does one do when they're stuck in that situation?

Because, yes, I've been there where I'm like, crap, you know, I party too hard.

But who do I call?

Is there like a 411 for someone like you?

That's great.

Yeah.

Because it's all about tribes and helping each other, you know, especially when it comes to such a high level like ask.

It's like it's scary by design.

Talk about your journey.

What will we learn about you and your Women in Power episode?

I got to ask, like, you know, you watch shows like Suits, and it's almost, you know, 80-20, 80% very misogynistic, and all the women and anything in between are just represented in such a... in a sexified, glorified way.