Trixie Mattel

They were letting something off their shoulders.

It was very sad, but very beautiful.

You could see them sort of grappling and just like the level of honesty in this documentary was gratuitous.

And wow, it was, it was.

I'm not going to say good.

It's not a good movie.

It's not a feel good film, but it was, but it really was well done.

Yeah.

And I think of like when I was in the boy Scouts, I mean, I listen for my home life situation going on boy scout trips.

I looked forward to it.

Yeah.

And so for me, it was like such a positive experience.

And there were people in it who talked about all the positive things about it.

There's 82,000 people coming forward.

They said when they opened up this website, they thought maybe they get a thousand, maybe 5,000, 82,000 people.

so fucked that you know there's more and then what happened is the boy scouts of america when all these claims happened went bankrupt so that there's no liability and they're explaining like bankruptcy is not created for people to escape sex crimes yeah closing a business is

It should not be a way that you can get a removal from the events that like, and so in some ways bankruptcy can be used for people to not have to be liable for crimes, which I thought was like, I never even thought about that.

Yeah, that's why.

Anyway, kind of a fun thing to bring up.

Yeah.