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The 90s were a faraway dystopian time when this sort of dialogue was the closest thing a lot of us had to gay allyship.  Don't even get me started on trans allyship, we didn't know what that was.

Obviously this was before hypocritical toddlers Itzel and Riley (and by extension myself) were out of the closet. 

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Lopoddity

Oof, cringy memory unlocked. I remember me and my friends saying this in junior high. The arrogance (thinking you need to "approve" of a group of people) and total lack of self-awareness is real! My friends and I all discovered we were some flavor of queer within about a year. Can I assume it was the same for these two? Did they ever go through a compulsory hetero phase, where they tried to date/have interest in guys because that's just what you were supposed to do?

Jonathan

Oof, yeah. We've made a lot of progress since then, but not NEARLY enough.

Tineid

I'm certain I used that exact sentence when I was younger. Yeesh.

Badguy101

"I'd rather hit on them." "What?" "What?"

Jose Rosa

"Dude, wouldn't it be like weird to have one just ask you out like that?" "Word, man" "..." "..." "Wanna go get a pizza?" "Hell yeah."