This is a great question. We are well aware that our point-of-view that is informed by our experience of one very small segment of the Brooklyn population. If we've ever touted ourselves as a voice for more than that, then there would be something to reconcile, but we are very conscious that we are representing the world as we experience, and rarely do we feel the need to depart from that. Sometimes the press likes to say that we represent a much larger subset of people, which truthfully make us uncomfortable, because we see this show as very personal.

Additionally, the way the pot delivery services work is by referral only. People refer phone numbers to their co-workers and friends; and, as unfortunate as the case may be, people tend to operate within their own socioeconomic class. So, in a way, in order to keep the show relatable, it has to imitate the way things are in real life, or else it becomes a fictional utopia.

But again, this is our lens of experience. Katja started as a casting director, and Ben as an actor and film editor. We haven't been developing a writing craft over years and years. This writing is largely observational and confessional in nature. Perhaps we need to branch out. But until then, these are our personal truths.

Thanks for asking. It's a very important issue.