Digest

Jennifer and Kylie discuss their experiences with camel toe and Jennifer's numb vagina, speculating about the causes and potential consequences. They also discuss their drag names, with Jennifer being "Misinformation" and Kylie being "Memal Drag." Latrice Royale joins the show and shares her thoughts on willful ignorance, particularly in the context of political discourse and the LGBTQ+ community. She expresses her frustration with performative allies and the backlash against LGBTQ+ rights. Latrice also discusses her experiences in Oklahoma, where she encountered a mix of sweetness and fear from locals who were afraid of the backlash they might receive for supporting a show like hers. The episode concludes with a discussion of drag queens and the cruelty of their being used as a wedge issue by religious extremists.

Outlines

00:00:00

Wonderful Pistachios Advertisement

This Chapter is an advertisement for Wonderful Pistachios, highlighting their no-shell convenience and variety of flavors. The ad emphasizes the snack's suitability for various occasions and its health benefits.

00:00:56

The Eyeliner Catastrophe

This Chapter delves into Jennifer's experience with a disastrous eyeliner application, leading to a humorous discussion about her drag name, "Misinformation." She compares her eyeliner mishap to Kylie's thick eyeliner, speculating about the reasons behind it and ultimately blaming herself for the outcome.

00:24:18

Latrice Royale Joins the Show

This Chapter introduces Latrice Royale, a drag queen known for her appearances on RuPaul's Drag Race and HBO's We're Here. Latrice shares her perspective on willful ignorance, particularly in the context of political discourse and the LGBTQ+ community. She expresses her frustration with performative allies and the backlash against LGBTQ+ rights.

00:38:15

Had It or Hit It

This Chapter features a game called "Had It or Hit It," where Jennifer, Kylie, and Latrice discuss various things they've had it with or would hit it. They discuss topics like Marjorie Taylor Green, self-checkout, backpacks on airplanes, death drops, and women's shoes.

00:44:22

Drag Queens and the Cruelty of Wedge Issues

This Chapter concludes the episode with a discussion about drag queens and the cruelty of their being used as a wedge issue by religious extremists. Jennifer expresses her frustration with the right wing's attempts to equate being a drag queen with perverse interests in children.

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Q&A

• What are Jennifer and Kylie's drag names?

  Jennifer's drag name is "Misinformation" and Kylie's drag name is "Memal Drag."

• What is Latrice Royale's perspective on willful ignorance?

  Latrice believes that willful ignorance is an epidemic and that people who choose to remain ignorant are often proud of it. She is particularly frustrated with the willful ignorance she sees in political discourse.

• What are some of the challenges Latrice has faced in the LGBTQ+ community?

  Latrice has encountered performative allies who express support for the LGBTQ+ community but vote against their interests. She has also experienced fear and backlash from people who are afraid of supporting LGBTQ+ causes.

• What is the game "Had It or Hit It" about?

  In "Had It or Hit It," Jennifer, Kylie, and Latrice discuss various things they've had it with or would hit it. They discuss topics like Marjorie Taylor Green, self-checkout, backpacks on airplanes, death drops, and women's shoes.

• Why does Jennifer feel heartache towards the cruelty of drag queens being used as a wedge issue?

  Jennifer believes that drag queens are incredibly talented and that their art form is often misrepresented and used to incite hatred and division. She is frustrated by the right wing's attempts to equate being a drag queen with perverse interests in children.

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