00:02It's me. It's your cousin, Maeve.
00:04Sorry, what?
00:07There's a moment we've made with your host, Maeve Barker.
00:09Our story starts in Dunburn.
00:12I'm sorry, you're taking away valuable oxygen from my cigarette.
00:15Oh, sorry.
00:16You should be.
00:21Uh, yeah, that's your daughter.
00:22My mum's punishing me because I staged a protest.
00:26I think I might be the feminist voice of our generation.
00:30You have a debutant ball here?
00:32Yeah. It's like pretty white dresses.
00:34Coming out to society.
00:38This town is where feminism has come to die.
00:43I don't have a deb day.
00:45And I need one if I want to go.
00:49I'll get you a day.
00:51The air is thick with masculinity.
00:54The unmistakable mask of links Africa.
00:57I was just wondering maybe if you wanted to go to the deb with me, maybe.
01:02I'm going with Chantel.
01:03See ya there.
01:05Having a party, drinking Bacardi, setting some shit on fire!
01:09Body glint around tonight, I'm gonna sweat.
01:12Doing cool shit that I never will regret.
01:14No!
01:15Oh!
01:16Well, this has been lovely.
01:17Thank you so much fun.
01:18Taylor, tell me!
01:20Your friends in the city must love you.
01:22Mae Varka is a bully.
01:23Yeah.
01:24I want someone to, like, actually like me.
01:27Oh, my God.
01:27I do not understand why you're so desperate to settle.
01:30Look at where nice gets you.
01:31You know, your mum loves you very much.
01:34Exactly as you are.
01:44I've realised that the deb is more than just a tradition.
01:47It's about getting to feel special.
02:03That was so bad.
02:04You've embarrassed me.
02:05I'm gonna go network.
02:11Hey, Razzie, let me hold your mullet back.
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