If you've been to the London Pride Weekend where their Pride Parade is really big and expensive

and it has lots of room for all sorts of communities to take part but as a result it has a whole

bunch of corporations so taking part in that as well. And there's only so many kind of branded

pens from Nando's that have a rainbow flag on them that you need. But the really tiny ones

it's all local community only and I adore that. I love that a lot. Man, that's better actually

because in the US I kind of feel like we only have the giant corporatized events. And I was

I was about to say like I have mixed feelings about this because when I worked at the Museum

of Science and Industry we would regularly have a presence at the Pride Parade and then like as time

went on I was like oh man does MSI even need to be here like why are we why are we doing

all of the corporate things like I don't know I think the Museum of Science and Industry is

not very offensive. Now as we start as we start getting into like fucking chase

chase back yeah exactly fucking Raytheon or the cops being a pride it's like you're specifically

killing us. It was the when I attended the London Prode much earlier this year it was actually

really interesting to see crowd responses at like floats kind of arrive it's the kind of like you

know queer women's football everybody's like yeah queer central Africans who have like you know

moved to the UK and living there was like yeah yeah yeah local back silence

yeah

vibrogate

so the green hearts leap towards you all they can tell is that there are two enemies in front

of them two invaders into the Queen's forest and they let out this guttural sound that is harmonized

across all of them just and all of them screaming the same

Travis we gotta get out of here uh where's the axe guy I'm gonna say he's the one like kind of

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