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I am a feminist, but today when I arrived in Auckland,

I plan to go to the Auckland Lesbian Museum,

big fan of the Lesbian Museum in Auckland there, but instead I just had a nap and looked at

Ruby Rose's Instagram stories. That's the same as the

very similar. That's a similar. That's anyway, to the Lesbian Museum in Auckland.

I didn't know there was a Lesbian Museum. Oh yeah, I did my research when I come to town.

You're not just talking about like an old folks home that's predominantly...

I would visit there, that would be lovely. What?

I tell you, we've brought a musician all the way from the UK, Grace Petri.

She's standing in the wings right now, she's not happy. She's not happy with what Kyle just said.

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