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Speaker 1: Clarsy.

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Speaker 2: Yes, Lisa, I feel as though I feel.

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Speaker 1: As though jen Z might be mean. God love them.

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Speaker 1: They might be the first generation in the history of

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Speaker 1: the world where the generations that have gone before them

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Speaker 1: are telling them to lighten up rather than the other

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Speaker 1: way around. Okay, am I going to know this?

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Speaker 2: What a fuse?

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Speaker 1: Well a little fraud at least. Jen Z. Teenagers have

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Speaker 1: been sharing their thoughts on the movie American Pie, where

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Speaker 1: some saying the movies are and a quote deeply problematic.

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Speaker 1: Oh no, you know what Sherlock I mean, that was

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Speaker 1: the point my Little loves. In October nineteen ninety nine,

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Speaker 1: American Pie made overnight stars Jason Biggs, Jennifer Cooley, and

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Speaker 1: Chris Klein. The film saw for awkward teenage boys entering

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Speaker 1: a packed losyer virginity by prom night, or risk going

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Speaker 1: to college a loser. Well, every evidently not everybody believes

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Speaker 1: that Paul Whites's film has aged. Well, Someone's done this

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Speaker 1: study where they asked jen Z teenagers what they really

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Speaker 1: thought of various nostalgic movies. A group of sixteen to

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Speaker 1: nineteen year olds were asked to watch American Pie as

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Speaker 1: well as classics like Clueless, and Dude Wears My Car

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Speaker 1: one of the subjects. Sixteen year old Taylor says, of

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Speaker 1: dude Wears My Car, obviously the whole movie is completely ridiculous,

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Speaker 1: but it annoyed me because the main characters are sexist

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Speaker 1: losers and don't deserve any female attention. Oh really, okay.

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Speaker 1: Taylor's thoughts are similar when it comes to American Pie.

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Speaker 1: It says believes that the teenage comedy I don't know

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Speaker 1: whether Taylor is a boy or girl, believes the comedy

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Speaker 1: is completely ridiculous. Taylor says, the only thing that the

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Speaker 1: male characters care about is having sex. They're willing to

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Speaker 1: say and do whatever just to convince the girls to

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Speaker 1: have sex with them, and this is deeply problematic. I

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Speaker 1: don't know if that was realistic when the film came out,

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Speaker 1: but I think men treat women with a lot more

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Speaker 1: respect and equality now. Taylor another gen Zetta Olivia, didn't

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Speaker 1: mince her words. She said it's bordering on in cell attitudes. Clery,

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Speaker 1: I had to look up in cell. An in Cell,

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Speaker 1: according to what I found, is a member of an

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Speaker 1: online subculture of men who define themselves as unable to

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Speaker 1: get a romantic or sexual partners despite desiring one, and

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Speaker 1: is typically associated with views that are hostile towards women.

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Speaker 1: Olivia says, if you were a teenage boy watching this

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Speaker 1: American pie, you'd basically feel entitled to behave however you

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Speaker 1: want it towards women, unless Olivia, and it's just a

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Speaker 1: mad suggestion. Okay, unless they're smart enough to take it

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Speaker 1: with a pinch of salt because they've been brought up

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Speaker 1: to respect women and know what a joke is, just

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Speaker 1: a thought, Olivia. Anyway, if you find a Marria can

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Speaker 1: pile deeply problematic Tournier ears away now because I'm just

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Speaker 1: going to put this out there. I'm cracking it up.

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Speaker 2: And one time at band camp, we weren't supposed to

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Speaker 2: have pillow fights, but we had a pillow fight and

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Speaker 2: it was so much fun. And this one time we

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Speaker 2: all lost our music and we were supposed to play

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Speaker 2: this song but we didn't know it, so we just

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Speaker 2: made it up and we kept playing and playing and

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Speaker 2: the conductor didn't know what we were doing, and it

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Speaker 2: was so funny.

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Speaker 1: Can we play the other bit that?

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Speaker 2: She said?

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Speaker 1: Oh Lordie,