Sarah Archer

They're like, well, you got your Vulcans and then you got your Romulans who basically look like Vulcans.

But it's like, oh, well, they have different eyebrows.

So there are they have like a slightly different nose.

Yeah, but we ran out of latex, and so there are Romulan.

Yeah, totally.

So what I love about this, and that if you think about this, let's put this together and have it hold hands with the sandwich garden.

You are in New York City.

You're American.

You can point to sort of any point on the globe, and every other place will turn to you and say, yes, we have a version of exactly the kind of sandwich that you're used to that is made with, like,

You know, Russian ingredients or Vietnamese ingredients or, you know, whatever.

And I think it is fair to say that most cultures on Earth have a version of like a hand pie of some kind, like a sort of portable.

I, too, have have pies to talk about.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Right.

So we're going to we're going to link this to pies.

But, you know, you get their pasties, patties, you know, tacos.

There are versions of this all over the world.

Yeah.

But they are almost certainly not versions of this where everybody on planet Earth gets like bread from an American supermarket that's oval shaped and puts like the exact same amount of stuff on it.