...He had always known the situation was fucked up, but it took me calling him out. I told him: ‘I've been pissed at you. This was terrible and it hurt me and what you did was wrong'...[he did it] because he was afraid, because he was working on a script with these guys. It was bros before hoes. (Rachel Bloom)

...He had always known the situation was fucked up, but it took me calling him out. I told him: ‘I've been pissed at you. This was terrible and it hurt me and what you did was wrong'...[he did it] because he was afraid, because he was working on a script with these guys. It was bros before hoes.

Rachel Bloom

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