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Okay, so yeah, we asked you guys for your questions. You had lots of them. Hundreds were obviously

only going to be able to answer a subset of them. They were very good. We think you guys

are always only going to be able to answer 90. Only we're going to be able to answer 409 out of 500.

This is wild horses. They ask this one for you, Katie. What are your thoughts on whether

LGB and TQ plus have sufficient commonalities to remain as a cohesive quote unquote community?

Are there any benefits for LGB in remaining linked to TQ plus again, that's wild horses? I

did like this response from Joe Joe Z. It's not like all the letters of the alphabet have

a conference and there's a decisive vote that will decide this issue. Freedom of association

all that. Okay, fair point, but the broader thing is like whether, I don't know, this

issue has come up before whether like all the letters under the rainbow flag have similar

interests or whether there should be a breach. So maybe Katie, this could be a big announcement

for you and your people. Jesse, I can't believe someone would bring this up on the day before

Pride Month. I mean, for me, the whole idea that an LGBT or an LGBTQ plus or an LGBT2 spirit

or whatever that any of this constitutes a community, it's based on a false premise. There's

no community here. There's really not like there's these are disparate populations made

up of individuals. It's sort of like referring to like the black community. The black community

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