William Murray

Yeah.

I think America, and I've learned this so, so much from actually watching housewives and reality TV shows from America, American society is very segregated around gender lines.

American audiences, even if the person is gay, they do not like watching a man in a group of women, regardless.

And especially if the man has a conflict with that woman.

They really don't like that.

They're not used to it.

They think men should be over here with the men.

The women should be over here with the women.

I think American audiences are very like that, even if the men are gay.

I think it's this weird thing, and I think they think...

I've seen a lot of like, why is this man in women's spaces and all this kind of stuff?

It's like, you know, over this side of the pond, like we live, you know, even straight men and women are groups of friends.

We're not, you know, we're not as segregated like that.

And so I think that's really interesting.

And I think that's where a lot of the conflict lies.

And obviously it's just ripe for homophobia.

I think I really feel for Mark.

if he if that kind of comes back to him and he's reading comments or he's you know that's affecting him in any way I kind of think he might be the kind of person who just I feel like he doesn't even have or engage in social media that much I think he lives on a different planet yeah um

I think he can be sweet as well.

Yeah.