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The virtue. I am a white person. A person shocked me about my whiteness and other white

people a few weeks ago that had me in bears for all of us. Are you talking about the bath

tub thing? No, the washcloth thing. Oh, I get it. Kristen and I are both white so we

look like she's the one who brought that up. Okay. We don't for me all white people. So

there was an episode of Atlanta and they were cracking jokes about white people not having

washcloths. And I was tilted my head because like we have a plethora of washcloths and

my husband and I both use one every single time we take a shower. So I came to the table

asking is there something I don't know about white people in washcloths and apparently

there is a stereotype that white people just use a bar soap and their hand to clean

their butt. And I was like I was I was I was taken back. It was outrageous and it felt

very inaccurate to me. And then I put a lot of pull up on Twitter. And yes, it was way

too close. It was like 50 50 almost that white people aren't using washcloths. I never

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