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Right,
we're going to go live in five,
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four,
three,
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two.
So tell me about your feminist.
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I got it here.
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Um,
girl logic.
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It was the difference between,
oh,
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the genius and the absurdity.
What's the difference between girl logic
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and boy logic or do you know?
Because I don't know,
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I can't tell you exactly the way men
think because I think if I did that it'd
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be like slow your roll.
The book is about me sort of noticing
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that women are always called crazy
psycho psychopaths psycho bitch,
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you know,
like oh she's insane.
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We always write off women as crazy and
women are expected to be so many things
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to so many people at once and if these
expectations that sort of we have to
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take into account all of this and we try
to be so many things at once and we have
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to take in so much stimuli to process
all this.
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So our logic is sort of,
it's sort of this like circumlocutions
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way of thinking that seems insane.
Slow that word down.
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What was that circle like?
You know,
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like going around in circles.
I was at work was say it again,
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circle the computer,
this big bird or whatever like that.
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I've never heard that before.
So it's like,
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um,
I'd never heard of the mad cow thing.
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You were telling me that earlier and I
was like,
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oh my God,
are we on?
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I was,
as you were talking about,
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I was like,
please don't make me look stupid.
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I don't know about El Kevin Crazy
brains,
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but I just the base,
the boiler plate example is,
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you know,
you say to a girl what do you want to
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eat?
Right.
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And that's always an argument.
It's like this common trope,
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like my wife couldn't ever figure it
out,
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but it has less to do with women wanting
to be difficult and more pressure on
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just that one decision.
If I say pizza,
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am I doing a diet?
Do I have to be in a bathing suit later?
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Did I go to the gym already?
Am I expected to be thin in this
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society?
And we take all of this into account for
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every micro decision.
And it's all about processing how we
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don't let everyone,
including ourselves down and all the
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thought that goes into it.
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Well No,
this is used specifically,
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like obviously you're not speaking for
all women,
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but I actually got the title,
I got the rights to it,
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I pulled 10 women.
They were like,
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it's cool.
So I need is honoring the fact that we
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get painted with these broad brush
strokes and there's so many and there's
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just so much that goes into the littlest
things because we have to take into
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account how other people feel.
So it's easy to say,
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oh,
just be yourself,
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but when you're a woman,
other people's perceptions of you can
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have detrimental effects on your future,
on your safety,
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on your health.
She seemed slutty so she deserved it.
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She seems like a bitch.
I don't want to give her a chance,
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you know?
So our perception versus the way that we
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are,
we're,
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we're constantly wrestling with these
two sort of realities.
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Yeah.
Yeah.
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I,
I've often wondered like if you could
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like,
I believe that one day they're going to
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be able to,
you know,
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today we have transgender people,
right?
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We have people who decide to have
operations decided to take hormones,
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but I think one day they're going to be
able to literally a person into a woman
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with a shot.
Yeah.
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Well,
not with some sort of treatment.
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I just feel like it sounds crazy to say
today people say,
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no,
you can't change your chromosomes.
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Well today you can't change your
chromosomes,
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but 200 years ago the idea of sending a
video to someone in Australia,
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it'd be ridiculous.
Right?
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So like what we've been able to do just
over a short period of time,
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relatively is pretty staggering.
And if you look at like what they're
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doing with Crispr,
do you know what Crispr is?
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It's gene editing tools that they keep
evolving there.
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They've gotten them to the point where
they're starting to work on human
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embryos,
non-viable human embryos in there.
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They're changing the expression of
certain genes has changed.
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Genes got stopping genes for certain
diseases and there's.
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Yeah,
I don't like this chair.
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I knew it was expensive.
It can drop if you want to make it
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lower.
Close to my heart.
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Okay.
Hm.
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Interesting.
Um,
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but the idea is that they're going to be
able to like make designer people.
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Sure.
Right.
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So this,
this is less,
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this is,
you know,
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you're a woman obviously with by
genetics and your Genitalia,
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but this book is all about the
experiences and this is more societal
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based.
This is less about what you're born as.
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That was,
that's what I was going to say.
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I was like I was saying if,
if you could like I,
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I've wondered if that was a possibility
they could reverse it.
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What I want to be a woman for like a
week.
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Yeah,
for a week,
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but let me see it just to see,
just to play with them.
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Just stick stuff up there.
But I think that like we don't,
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we don't know about the,
the closest you come to understanding a
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man or a woman if you're a man or if
you're the opposite.
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Sex I think is living with one or having
one or having one.
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Yeah,
that's a big one for me was having
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daughters and just seeing how they just
interact.
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Sure.
From the time they're one until you
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know,
they're older.
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It's some of its biology.
Yeah.
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You know,
this whole,
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you know,
when you,
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and I've talked about or know of someone
else,
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but still the sort of um,
what women excluding other women.
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So this goes back to when we were
hunters and gatherers.
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If you didn't want someone to live,
you'd turn your back on them and you
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wouldn't share information and then you
and your offspring will die.
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Right?
So some you see this,
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a little girls like they're mean,
they're mean to each other and as you
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get older,
you know,
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you're taking in all of this stimuli
from society,
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all the messages and we have to process
these things and then eventually you get
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old enough,
you're like,
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fuck it,
I'm going to do it my own way.
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But there's still expectations place.
And a lot of them are conflicting like
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polar opposites.
Like you have to be sexy but also
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demure,
outgoing,
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but don't be too pushy and too pushy or
outgoing.
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They're relative depending on who's in
your path,
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so,
and women have to take these things into
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account because we got to do everything
second.
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We didn't create professional sports or
corporations.
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We're late to the game for everything.
So it's a man's world and you do have to
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take into account those rules and it
sucks,
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but these are all the things that we
have to factor in when we're making
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decisions.
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Then there's always going to be a
certain amount of resentment if someone
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tries to do it a woman's way rather than
a man's what?
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You need a tissue?
Never going to stop running.
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But uh,
you,
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uh,
you have allergies.
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I don't know.
My nose just always runs a little bit
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too much.
I hate.
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I hate when people do so much.
He knows it's so little.
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I don't know how you get coke up there.
You have coke rocks that we get stuck in
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your nose holes.
They're still stuck up there.
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Keep it like I've wondered like I don't
work right.
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I don't have a job,
a real job and I haven't had one in a
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long,
long time.
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So the idea of like having a boss is
alien to me and had a female boss is
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even more annoying to me.
Sure.
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So I was,
I'm talking to someone who has a woman
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boss and um,
we,
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we were saying that there's an
interesting thing that happens where a
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woman can do the exact same thing and
she's a bitch.
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Whereas if the guy does it,
he's stern,
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he's a hard ass or no,
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it's a,
it's all this,
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it's a,
you know,
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as women age,
their gross and men are austere or the
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regal intersects,
you know.
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And those are kind of basic examples,
you know.
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Um,
and I think we're moving away from that.
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It's more nuanced things I like,
you really can't identify with workplace
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issues.
I talked to some friends of mine,
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they're like,
I hate that I have to dumb things down
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or people express and in my domain,
like I worked very hard to be the one in
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charge and men don't speak to me that
way because they're opening for me.
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Right,
right,
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right.
There's just,
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I don't have that hierarchy.
So they're the manager of the club or
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you got to pay me anyway.
So,
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um,
but it doesn't mean that I don't have a
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sort of sympathy for that and that I
don't understand what it feels like to
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be discounted.
So as long as time you had a job job,
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job,
job,
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job,
job was probably 2004,
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five,
six relatively recently,
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12 years,
15 years ago.
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And I wasn't mentally present that much
for it.
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It was kind of relaxed,
you know,
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but,
and it wasn't like I wasn't trying to
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get ahead at that job.
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It was 2006.
So 11 years ago.
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That's like a base of maybe seven years
ago,
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maybe,
maybe 2007.
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So 10 years ago,
11 or whatever it is that you're like a
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different human.
Right.
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You're so like,
do you remember it very well?
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Like what was the job?
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I was the last job I had,
I was an assistant in the marketing
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department of a large company that dealt
with like Black Jack.
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It was like a black Jack.
It was like a new kind of interesting
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and so.
But this Nice Jewish guy hired me and I
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was just there to answer the phone if
anyone ever called,
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make some press kits like it was monkey
work and you were obviously doing
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standup.
I was doing standup at night and I would
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spend the days sort of like soliciting
people if I could get a spot on their
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show,
making flyers,
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like I just use it as my own office and
I didn't have also the environment like
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I could wear pajamas to work.
Like no one ever came to.
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Our office was barely,
barely a regular job.
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Yeah,
there's definitely.
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I wasn't like in the workforce now
happening
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regular jobs.
There's obviously a huge problem with
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