The virtue Jackson you said you struggle with your costumes every single year.

Yes, I do. And I'm just going to say I'm happy Katie gave me some grace yesterday because

I asked her am I supposed to dress up tomorrow for the show? And she said no. So thank you,

Katie.

You're perfect chance to get the new guy. Yeah, I know because I started kind of freaking

out about it yesterday. But, you know, in sticking with that theme, I, yeah, I've kind

of always resented and hated Halloween because I've always struggled so hard finding a costume

to wear. And like, you never want to be the person who like does the super low, low effort

no offense, Abby, low, low effort costume, where people are like, yeah, because like,

you know, people tend to go all out in their costumes. And so, you know, in thinking

about what I want to be every year, it's like, it puts a lot of stress on me. And then

when I think about it, like sometimes I want to do like the fun, cool, like, you know,

relevant trending pop culture costume, whether that's with a group of friends or, you know,

with my girlfriend, whatever the case may be. And then I look around and there's not too

many pop culture icons that look like me that have that cool themed costume of the year,

you know, what did you do as a kid go it out?

I'm painting myself as a picture here, but I was like, I was like a ninja of like seven

years in a row. Are you serious? Nothing wrong with that. But that's what, you know,

that kind of fits the mold a little bit better. Well, I think it's, yeah, it's showcasing that

representation matters. And that's, you know, we did the Barbie theme for our Pride float just a

couple weeks ago. We all dressed up as different Barbies. And there was an Asian Ken.

I was a little panicked about that. And then I found out that seemingly is the first Asian

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