00:00Millie, I loved what you said in an interview, I think it was a couple months ago, about wanting young
00:03girls to walk away from this movie, like knowing it's okay to be a bit bad and messy.
00:08And I'm chronically online, I don't know if you guys are, but there's like a discourse right now about optimization
00:12culture and how it's like ruining fun.
00:15What do you guys think about that? Because I think this movie is kind of like a cool commentary on
00:18it.
00:20Oh, optimization culture.
00:22Yeah, I mean that ultimately everybody is on their own individual journey of who they are and something that could
00:30be extremely beneficial to one person, could be extremely toxic to another because of our set of given circumstances and
00:38the way that we are expected to present to the world, we want to present to the world and our
00:42past.
00:43So I think that ultimately, it's like, you know, you just have to be who you are and accept that
00:50where you are at right now is good enough.
00:53And sometimes I think that optimizing can become a mask of accepting where you're at.
01:00But if it's helpful to get to where you want to be, then go for it.
01:04But yeah.
01:05Yeah.
01:06I love that answer.
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