Will Ferrell and Harper Steele's journey illustrates the complexities of friendship, identity, and cultural belonging, especially when encountering the deeply rooted American masculine spaces.
Steele reflects on her past experiences in America, stating, 'I’m learning to be a little more afraid of that stuff,' highlighting the challenges of living authentically in various environments.
The road trip serves not only as a personal exploration for Steele but a cultural commentary, questioning if traditional American spaces will accept and embrace her new identity.
Ferrell’s description of Steele encapsulates her essence: 'Iowa born and raised, 501 jeans, shitty beer,' emphasizing the joyful yet complex relationship between identity and setting.
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