think you might have had on the show. She's great. She wrote, you remember, America Ferreira's piece, her speech in the film where it was just kind of this anthem for feminism. So Megan wrote it from a guy's point of view, proving that it was really this kind of political pablum that it was a kind of a zombie speech because it worked just as well for a guy with almost no changes to the text. So it was well, first of all, I don't know, except that I regret to inform you, I am the only person on stage who's allowed to talk about this. I felt like, first of all, Mattel's happy to come in for that sort of abuse in the movie because there's this alignment of sort of corporate views and lefty leaning activism. And that was sort of packaged into this movie. I have complicated feelings about Barbie. For instance, I never played with Barbies, but my daughters do. And I was conflicted. And so I got them only Barbies with flat shoes, because that's the secret to feminism, guys. But I think Barbie (24/41)