Like Tori throws that line out and sort of rolls her eyes and not only did it sort of feel belittling to Michael, it also kind of erased his pansexuality? Like, because there's no mention of them having sex/no kisses/nothing to indicate he's sexually attracted to her, it's kind of implied that he is gay. And anyone who has only interacted with the TV show/film might come to that conclusion. Which, fine, whatever, but a show that spends an awful lot of time showing Nick "I'm bi actually" Nelson dealing with people getting his sexuality wrong, it would've been nice, to have something that celebrated his sexuality other than his asexual partner making an off-hand sarcastic comment about Pedro Pascal.