Welcome to Questions from the Closet. I'm Charlie Bird. And I'm Ben Shalatti. Each episode,

we discuss the questions that become the best as LGBTQ+. We're not trying to answer this

question or come to consensus, but simply sharing our perspectives. Today's question is,

why is Gen Z so gay? So, Charlie and I are not terribly diverse and we share many opinions

and life experiences. For example, we both use our cell phones way too much.

However, there are some pretty big differences. For example, Ben always keeps his cell phone

unloud. I do. And mine's always on vibrate. I know. Which is such an old thing for me to do.

It is old. Since we're talking about Gen Z today. I don't know how like, like are you ever

in like meetings and your phone's going on? Yeah, then I put it on silent. But how do you

remember to change it all the time? Habit. And sometimes you forget and you're like, oh no,

someone cares about me. Maybe, you know, the only bad thing about always being on vibrate

for me is that when I lose my phone, which is like seven times a day, I can never find it

because it's always just vibrating somewhere in my house. Well, this goes along with another

similar difference that you were tighter pants than I do. So, if my phone's on vibrate,

I just don't feel it. So, your pants are that loose. No, they're not that loose, but if I'm

walking and it vibrates, I'm not going to feel that. Really? Do you ever get ghost vibrations?

Of course I do. What are those? I get them when I'm traveling abroad and I don't even have cell

servers. I'm like, oh, my phone's buzzing. Oh, no, it can't buzz. How does that even happen,

though? Like what brain receptors? I don't know. Is it maybe? Yeah, it's the spirit. It's not

the Holy Ghost. It's not the Holy Ghost. That comes in a different way. But I just got this new

Apple watch. Okay. Which I'm excited about. And so now my phone has actually been on vibrate.

Sorry, on silent more because I just because you can see it. I can feel when my life is to be

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