Content warning for violence against the queer community. underneath. I'm What's the significance of that specific sentence that you were just, Hey, you, what is it?

Hey, you, that's my bike.

It, like, opens up your mouth and your lungs.

Hey, you, that's my bike. That's right. You're good, Natalie. Okay. I can kind of see that. Hey, you, that's my bike. It's also unique New York. I know that from Anchorman. That's right. How are you doing, say,ber? I'm doing good. I am dog sitting in the suburbs, and I've never lived in the suburbs, so I don't know what that lifestyle is, but I am,

even though I'm grateful for this gig I have, I am grateful that I did not settle down with two

separate men in my past who said that they wanted to take me to the suburbs and wipe me off.

Every time you do go to the suburbs, you're just like, I'm glad those men are gone.

Every time.

I want to stick my head in the oven.

Yeah.

I mean, and that's a beautiful home you're in too.

Yes.

I get it.

I ran far away from the suburbs growing up.

It's not a great place to be out.

It's a lot of like, and even where you are currently house sitting, it's not even that

much of a generic suburb.

It's kind of still a beautiful location.

It's just far away from

stuff. And the suburbs of Pittsburgh, it's just like cul-de-sacs of, you know, stamped houses.

Oh, right. And they hate anything that's different at all. Yeah. And I wonder, it made me like a light bulb

moment in my head because I've gone on dates with guys that grew up in the suburbs and they would kind of look at me with disgust.

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