So a little while back, I came across this article that was written by a man named David

Brooks in the New York Times.

He had, he had David Brooks wrote this article based off of a podcast that he had watched

or listened to on NPR.

And it was this really fascinating story I thought was fascinating.

And so did he.

He said, actually, as he listened to this podcast, it stuck with him for so long.

He just haunted him.

It's the story of this young woman.

She was a punk.

She was a lead singer of a punk rock band.

She was a punk.

A lead singer of a punk rock band.

And one of her best friends, a man who was a best friend in the band with her, threw on

the way to a gig.

And on their way, the venue called ahead of time and said that they were canceling the show.

And the reason they gave was because there was someone who had an allegation against this

man in a band, the her best friend, that said that he had sent an unwanted and explicit,

an appropriate picture of himself to someone.

And so he denied it.

And the other, the men in the band were like, whatever, we don't think this is true.

But she took it really seriously and she got back home.

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