So I've been noticing on the show Bridger Tim, which I've been watching, you know, they're

wearing massive corsets and big dresses and elaborate costumes that is a reflection

of the times.

And I'm also watching Boardwalk Empire, which is obviously much later in history, but

there's so much clothing, so much layering and their bras are bigger and their undergarments

are bigger.

And it's, and I'm thinking about how I've talked about pretty woman and how that movie

with Julia Roberts' outfit, which would be fine right now to wear on a Tuesday night out

to dinner in New York City, was only fit for a prostitute.

And I'm realizing that as I look at these red carpets in award season at the Grammys

and at the Oscars, everybody's wearing nothing.

Like now we've gone to next to nothing.

You have to dress in a risqué way.

It seems like some sort of competition.

And I don't know why nudity is bad.

If you're only going to cover your vagina and your breasts and why not just go, I mean,

where is the line?

And it's funny because would you want your daughter to wear like a really short skirt and just

nipple covers as an outfit?

And where is the actual line?

I'm not saying I know where the line is.

I'm just saying, and is there an age line or everyone's supposed to just do whatever

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