Syracuse-born Milk barely fits onscreen while Publisher Steve discovers that her heels are about the same length as a particular male body part... A decent-sized one. Milk likes these despite the fact she’s already six foot three, in her naked feet! They discuss the expansion of drag into the areas that Milk and the other RuPaul Drag Racers love from their non-racer lives, and can connect to their drag careers.

In that respect, if you clean up your hockey arenas with some chic, you may get a chance to see Milk on Ice, first produced in February of this year via New York, and a result of Milk’s original career in figure skating! "We were discussing, What is the next evolution of drag? Because it is very mainstream – not in the straight world – but it is in the gay community. So where do we go from there?. . . I want to elevate the idea of drag and skating together."

Milk also mentions the origins of her stage name, ("Avocado eggrolls!"),  as she and Steve continue to discuss the need to push the envelope of drag with the new audience that RuPaul has created. Then, in a twist, Milk states: "Stay tuned! I’ll post it on Twitter one day if I get diagnosed lactose-intolerant."