Whiskey Quotes

“They could have named it a tree or a bird,” Sommer said, “Finch, fetch me a good romantic movie.” “Or anything, but they chose, every single time, to make them women’s names. And then what happens? A man says, ‘Hey, machine with the female name and a lovely female voice, I want you to give me this information, and I want you to give it to me now. I want you to turn on the lights. I want you to remember my alarms and where I put my keys. I want you to jump to and comply every time I want something. It’s like—it’s like it’s training that man to have expectations that when he tells a woman to do something, that the woman will do it, with only perhaps some clarifying questions. ‘How high do you want that volume? How bright do you want your lights? What time shall I wake you, and do you want me to start the coffee pot so it’s hot and ready for you, master-man? There are no emotions or needs or reciprocity of effort. There’s just compliance. It’s so bad for women.”
― Fiona Quinn, Whiskey

“Gabriel,”
― Fiona Quinn, Whiskey