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It's 3.15 a.m. in Pacifica, and you're listening to Nightcall.

Night Call, a podcast for your strange days and lonely nights.

I'm Molly Lambert and here with me in Los Angeles is...

Tess Lynch and over in New York we have Emily Yoshida.

And joining us today also from Los Angeles, we have a very special guest, Rachel True.

Hi, actually I'm from New York, but I live here, and I'm a night owl,

so thank you for having me on NightQuarr. Wow, this is like a broadcast-only accent.

I love it. I was just in New York, and I literally turned into your Jewish grandpa when I'm in France.

That's my actual patois, to be

honest. Were you at Russ and daughters? No. What were you doing? What was I doing? Oh,

no whitefish. You might have heard I put up a little bit of a something on Twitter a couple

months ago or not about I'm being excluded from something. So I went and did an event last month that I forced

people to invite me to. And it turned out well for everyone. Yeah. Can we talk about that at all?

A little bit. I'm sure it's really boring. But no, it's not boring.

So Rachel was talking about how there was a convention, a horror convention that was a

supposed to be a reunion of the craft, which Rachel is in, an integral member of the Covene in.

And they invited all the other girls and not her. And she called them out on Twitter, rightfully, saying, hey, you guys didn't invite the one black girl in the group to be part of the group.

And like, this used to happen during the press tour when the movie came out.

First of all, I didn't know people read my tweets.

Okay, that is how I learned that people actually read my tweets.

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