We're here. Could you tell me a little bit about your work as a model? What criteria do your favorite photographers to work with all have in common that make you feel affirmed as a black non-binary person and model? I think that probably my favorite photographer is a model so far. I've actually been like one of my closest friends here in New York. Her name is Lexi Webster and she's a brilliant black trans fan photographer. I think what I love about her in particular is the constant affirming of me as a non-binary person and not only that. I think it's not only the simple making sure that I'm not misgendered on set or just affirming my name my pronouns which I think are just the little things to bear minimum really in life but also I think whatever vision I have on set is allowed in that space. I also think that it's really really good to have a photographer who thinks about accessibility or thinks about what poses or what movement you may or may not want to do and making sure that you feel good on set. I think especially as a fat person or like visibly fat person it feels good to have a fat friendly set or just the willingness to listen when I say like hey that seating may not be accessible or mentioning those moments in the built environment where I need accessibility and having that listened to is very good. I'm and definitely not a photographer's do that. I always feel very seen when I'm captured by her. Not only as a darker skin black person making sure that my skin actually looks well photographed but also as a fat person having a stylist on set like a hair person on set because I have lost and it's not even necessarily my identity it's just who I am it's just like when I walk into a room existence. I think that so many times as a model there's either I need to bring my own clothes to set because I'm over a size 18 or like hair stylist just sort of like look at my hair spread something on it and say okay you're done.