First things first.

Back to the Epstein Files.

Or actually, maybe we should just, yeah, Epstein files.

Also, we should say that we are the top of the episode that we talked about America's next top model

reality check America's next top models that was called reality check yeah

Netflix thing I mean now it's old at this point but I do have a bunch of top model

related content that we could talk about great they all reacted to yes they did so yeah

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commenting on women's bodies and stuff the the show sought out to be crass in that way i don't think

the show thought of itself as crass but like it wanted to show that ugliness. The ugliness of the beauty industry.

Yeah, exactly. It's a, it's a, it's one of those things that, you know, I can never get enough

of personally, you know, a lot of things are about the ugliness of the beauty industry.

And it often works.

People were just crazy back then about women's bodies.

Like, I love how much more respectful people are about women's wives.

I have to say, I think that Jezebel did a huge, had played a huge role in that.

I really do.

I feel like, yeah feel yeah no I agree

Dezabal like was able to just look at pop culture through like a feminist lens

and then be able to like talk about it that way yeah and you know it that that it was so

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