Tana Mongeau

Right.

But like if there's not a bigger lesson there, like even right now, I saw something online where this girl is going extremely viral for her 50 day bender.

She's like, she's a college girl.

And a lot of people have a lot to say about her like 50 days.

She's doing day one, day two, day three of just being on this bender.

And people are, you know, starting this whole conversation about it.

And I'm like, okay, that's an internet thing I would talk about on Brand Safe because I think there's so much to be said about bender culture.

Just like how much alcohol is glamorized for like,

And party girl and like all of those things is so glamorized when it like it's in reality that's like fostering alcoholism for life that could have a lot of repercussions and digital footprint for like jobs that could have a lot of repercussion.

A lot.

I think now I really don't care to talk about pop culture and drama stuff unless either A, I'm really passionate or B, there's a bigger picture.

And like I used to almost like have to or I felt like I had to like garner something to say.

I had to like come up with something to say about something.

And it's like why add more noise?

Yeah if there's not a bigger like maybe there's a bigger conversation about how if it was two men once again you know but like yeah I just don't feel the need to be like comment commenting on every single thing.

I do feel like in the beginning of canceled, not only was I just like so hammered and stuff that I was just like and just crazy and just like.

I'd just come off of the do anything for views and that's still who I was.

I was so crazy.

Whereas by the end, you start to, especially in becoming sober, you start to look at things through a lens of like, I know if I say this thing this way that people are going to say things this way and fostering such a polarizing comment section and stuff like that.

And I think that I just, yeah, it did just make me sad where I was just like,