4 Times Elaine Quijano was a total boss during the vice-presidential debate

The first and only vice-presidential debate was Tuesday night and while there wasn’t as much yelling, interruptions, and flat-out tantrums as the first presidential debate, it still had its cringe-worthy moments. Thankfully, boss moderator Elaine Quijano didn’t let the candidates get away with childish behavior. She firmly and respectfully called out the candidates if they started acting up or ignoring her questions. Of course, we all loved it. Here are some the most boss moments of the evening.

Every time she said "gentleman" or "please"

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While Holt let Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton torpedo each other during the first presidential debate, Quijano did an excellent job at reeling in the candidates if they started getting a little rambunctious. Her best line? “Gentleman, the people at home cannot understand either one of you when you speak over each other. I would please ask you to wait until it is that the other the finished.” #BOSS

Not letting the candidates deflect her questions 

“I will remind you both that this question was about North Korea.”

Not only did she put them in their place if they talked over her or each other, she also made sure they answered her questions. You know, like you are supposed to do as vice-presidential candidates in a debate.

Handling disrespect like a pro

Even though Quijano did her best to keep the debate on track, boys will be boys. The VP candidates still interrupted her 27 times.

Shattering glass ceilings for women of color

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Biggest boss moment of the evening goes to the shattering of the glass ceiling for Asian American women. Quijano is the first Asian-American to moderate a presidential or vice presidential debate. Killing it!