Zay dives into the deep end of longing, blending genuine need for connection with self-deprecating humor. It's a relatable buffet of feelings that pairs well with a side of fries—or a good cry.

Zay's comments reveal a thoughtful critique of how queerness influences identity and friendships, served with a dash of playful irony. It's like a queer TED Talk, but with more sass and glitter.

Whether it’s about Walmart waits or the nuances of graphic tees, Zay’s knack for finding comedy in monotony is a delightful reminder that life’s absurdities deserve a laugh—especially when they involve self-checkout shenanigans.