explicit language warning. We're cursing a lot in this episode so don't listen to it with your

kids. Or do, I'm not their mother. Welcome to the Waves, Slate's podcast about the terror of

gender, feminism, and today, one of Canada's worst exports. It's not how we handle, not this time.

Though we do feel very sorry about that one. Every week, we talk about what

fresh hell is being unleashed on the girls in the gays, the bays and thems, and anyone else

similarly committed to a society free of cis male dominance. Indeed, this is a community

full of she sheds. No man caves. I'm your host, Sachy Cole. You probably know who Megan

V. Stallion is. Otherwise known as the hottest woman in America. That's actually fact-checked.

You can look it up on snopes right now. I will wait.

But maybe I have to tell you who Torrey Lanez is. Here he is yelling about where he is from.

As we all do sometimes. Torrey is a rapper from, like he said, Ontario Canada. But I have

serious, significant doubts that you know him from his music. In all probability, you know who

Torrey is because of what he did to Megan in 2020. Here she is telling part of her story to

Gil King of CBS last year. So I get off the car and it's like everything happens so fast.

And all I hear is his man screaming is he said, that's

and he started shooting. And I'm just like, oh my god. Like he shot a couple of times.

So it's in the car shooting from the car. He is standing up over the window shooting.

And I don't even want to move. I don't want to move too quick. Like because I'm like, oh my god.

If I take the wrong step, I don't know if he can shoot something that's like super important.

I don't know if he can shoot me and kill me. Like were you afraid for your life?

I was really scared because I hadn't ever been shot at before.

In July 2020, Torrey and Megan were friends. They were on their way home from a party at Kylie

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