Sarah Edmondson

Just to say one more thing about master slave, because I think that one talking point that I've come to recently when people tell me about like, well, that's crazy.

But then they tell me how they did hazing in a sorority.

Yes.

Well, that's crazy too.

And also it's the same thing.

Like I lived in Vancouver.

Lauren is in Albany.

It's not like I'm in a cage and she's got me on a leash.

Do you know what I mean?

Right.

Or a dog collar.

Like we're in separate places.

So it is a metaphor.

It's a game.

it's an exercise in, you know, putting someone else above you and, and honoring them and doing something for them.

And then they were going to have people doing that for me eventually, which, you know, as you, as you know, cause you, you followed, like didn't really pan out, which is great.

Yes.

But that was, that was really like the, the main reason is to be able to work with her and the master slave stuff was like just weird.

But the, the branding was,

was something that was pitched as I understood it as like a mark on my body like a tattoo.