C (3:54)

Did I miss any print? Yeah, sounds good to me. Whenever it's your turn to do all that stuff, I just kind of scroll through my phone, but that's fine. You did great. Sounded great. Thank you, Jetta.

B (4:05)

Thank.

C (4:05)

Great read. Great read.

B (4:07)

Thank you. I felt energetic and if I did anything wrong, just pull me to the side to apology Dune and we can talk it out.

C (4:14)

Apology Dune where the only apology is like, I mean, alcoholic Amanda. Oh gosh.

B (4:23)

Apology Dune. Yeah. So this is a. This is. I loved this episode of Summer House. I was really into it. It, to me it had the perfect blend of riveting real life personal drama. This is a couple that is falling apart and we're watching it and watching them not be able to communicate. Mainly Kyle. Kyle not be able to communicate.

C (4:43)

Yeah. Is fascinating to say. Amanda's communicating pretty well. It's like, what do you need from me? Stop drinking and going out. I just don't understand what you need.

B (4:55)

And then, but also like I, when Summer House is kind of like firing on all cylinders when they have like a good Cast, you know, you really feel it because all the cutaways are funny. All their little jokes are funny. I find that, like, I have a parasocial thing where I feel like I'm in the house, and they, like, they crack a joke amongst each other, and I giggle along as if I was, like, sitting there with them, like, oh, my God, guys, you're so funny. So I was really. I was really in it. I was really feeling the same.

C (5:21)

I never feel like I'm part of that house because it's a house where people take off their shirts, and that would never happen. So to me, that's like. I was like. I'm like, no, I would never. I would never be there. It's like another world to me. It's a whole group of people who's just very comfortable, like, being shirtless at all times. So I don't really understand them. It's like a zoo to me. It's like watching a zoo. But I still really don't fit in.

B (5:42)

I would never fit in. I feel like I wouldn't be gay enough for the girls to want a pal with me, and I wouldn't be bro enough for the guys to want to bro out with me. So I would just be sort of in the middle there, sort of hunched over the counter, offering to make people, you know, chicken or something. That'd be Carl. I don't walk like Carl. I walk like Carl. Carl and I have the same gait, but, yeah, I love it. So let's start up. We.

C (6:11)

We.

B (6:11)

Last week, we had a cliffhanger, which is that Kyle stormed off from the table, and a chair fell over, and now we're still there. The chair is still on the ground, Everyone is still eating, and he's now stormed off to the front door.

C (6:25)

And for those of you who don't remember is because Kyle tried to give a public apology to the dinner table after every scene this year has been him and Amanda fighting and ruining kind of everybody's weekend. He decided to kind of ruin a dinner by giving an apology. I mean, it's not ruining it to give it an apology, but, you know, it's making another dinner about himself, you know? So then he storms out making it about himself again. And, you know, I really like Kyle, but he's a damn mess.

B (6:52)

He is a mess. And the thing is this. The reason why he stormed out was because Amanda was just, like, looking at him with a smile like, oh, of course you're gonna do this whole big thing. And then Sierra's laughing, and you Know, Kyle really does throw a temper tantrum when he's trying to have a sincere moment and people giggle. Literally have a giggly squad moment. And the truth is that, like, you did wrong, and so you just have to take it on the chin. So if you're apologizing but you can't deal with the shit that people give you, then was your apology even sincere? Because I think if you're really apologetic, you're saying, yeah, I get it. I deserve that. I was a dick. You deserve to laugh in my face. Like, I feel like you really. You're supposed to fall on your sword like an apology. That's what it is. And the fact that he's not like that. He's like, wait, you're ruining my big moment. It really highlights the fact that. Was this sincere or was this just a big moment you're trying to have for the cameras and you're ruining your. And they're ruining his delivery of it.

C (7:51)

Yeah, I mean, it was rude for them to laugh and stuff and mock him during his, you know, his speech or whatever, but, I mean, yeah, have a better attitude. Also, you were in trouble because you were drunk and went too far, and now you're drunkenly trying to give a speech and then drunkenly storming off. So your point is definitely taken. So the rest of the group just keeps eating because they're used to Kyle. So they're like, mm, spaghetti.

B (8:15)

Delicious.

C (8:16)

Also, I love when young people cook. They're like, I cooked. You made spaghetti.

B (8:21)

I know.

C (8:21)

It's like, that's what we worst dad meal.

B (8:25)

You know, that's like fraternity. Like, when I was in my frat, like, guys, we're going to make dinner tonight. And it was either a giant pot of boiled hot dogs or it was just, like, generic spaghetti and regular.

C (8:38)

Yeah. Like, that is definitely dad's weekend, for sure. So now they just keep eating. And Jesse's like, well, we're off to a hot start, huh? Carl's like, yeah, that lasted about two minutes.

B (8:55)

So Amanda's like, he just doesn't need to address the whole table. Like. And Jesse's like, yeah, I mean, he said so many worse things with way less apologies.

C (9:05)

Also, he could have apologized to me instead of the whole table. I mean, the problems with me. Why is he apologizing the whole table? Where's my apology?

B (9:15)

So Mia's like. Mia whispers to Sierra, what happened? Mia's like, what the fuck is going on? I was looking at Sierra like, bitch, do you do this every summer? But everyone's just like, Acting like it was normal. Like people just kept on eating. I'm like, why are they eating spaghetti?

C (9:31)

Okay, it's a. It's a lame dish, but everyone's gonna eat it. I've never passed up a spaghetti.

B (9:37)

Mia's learning very quickly that this is just what happens on a reality show. Because in normal life, it's like, whoa, someone just stormed off from the table and knocked over a chair. That's when we normally stop doing everything and be like, what's going on?

C (9:48)

But everyone's whatever, that kind of household, we just keep eating.

B (9:53)

Pass the parmesan.

C (9:55)

Listen, I don't get a break from doing the dishes just because someone had a fit and left the table. So I'm gonna eat my food. I'm gonna eat it. So Kyle is on the porch now. And now there's little chairs on the porch so he can sit there. And he's like, kicking Amazon packages over. Cause he's really, really mad. And he's like, I can't imagine just laughing at someone trying to dress a group of friends. Who does that?

B (10:19)

And Jesse's like, hey, Carl, I think this one's on you, brother. I think you gotta go get him. He's like, oh, yeah, I'm gonna go check on him. Sorry, I was just carbo loading before. I have to run my 18 miles tomorrow. Oh, marathon. I'm in the middle. One second.

C (10:32)

Whatever. Just slam the door. Let him pout. But he doesn't have to make it a thing. And like, here he is making it a thing. And like, geez, like, you have to do it right in front of the ring cam too. Because of course, Kyle's. Kyle has a fit like me, you know, I still want the attention. I'll go off to myself by myself. But, man, if there is a ring cam there, I'll do it in front of. Because I want you to have to see it later. You know, if I'm going to yell at someone in their home, I'm going to walk right outside the threshold so that I can be on the ring cam. They can always remember me telling them off.

B (11:02)

And then ring cam will be like, we've found your missing dog. Look at our technology being used for missing dogs.

C (11:09)

It's like it goes out to the whole neighborhood. Someone is having a fit in your neighborhood. I'm like, and another thing, some. Some bald queen is waving his finger.

B (11:20)

So Carl comes out. He's like, hey, yo, don't sweat it. Don't sweat. He's like, no, man, I'm done, dude. I'VE stood up for her non stop over the years. I can't win. I literally can't win. I can't even apologize without being fucking crucified and being laughed at. It like rubs off on Amanda. She's just given up. It's like for once could see her just maybe, maybe just be like a friend to both of us. She's never gone to bat for me. Neither is my wife, by the way. I'm literally all on. Okay, There's a lot to unpack on this rant because a lot of it is very self serving and wrong. First of all, Sierra is under no obligation to go to bat for you. There was never any moment where Sierra was considered a closer friend to you than Amanda or as equal friend, she's always been the girl's friend. So like, there's no way, there's no reason why she should go to bat for you. Also because you're doing the wrong things here. At a certain point you have to look around and be like, if everyone's telling me this thing, maybe I have to look at myself and that. And the everyone includes Sierra. So there is that. Also the I can't even apologize without being fucking crucified. It's like, well, what have you been doing that's causing people to crucify you? Where is the accountability there? Do you ever think to yourself, wow, I must have really fucked up because people don't even want to hear my apology. Like, where is that introspection?

C (12:32)

Yeah, I mean, this is just a really long way of saying, you know, she wants me to quit drinking and we're not going to quit drinking, then that's it. Because that's their whole fight is that he's out drinking, he's out getting wasted all the time and he doesn't want to hear it. He's not going to change it. He wants any other answer other than you're drunk all the time. That's it. He's not gonna get that answer. And so he's not gonna be happy. And I get it. If I wanna still go out and drink and party and someone's telling me I drink too much, they can suck my dick. It's up to me to say when I'm an alcoholic. Now the problem is he's married and he's got a lot of rumors that he's cheating all the time and he's sleeping with people. I mean, she's in the right to be pissed. So if he wants to live his life, he's gonna just have to be Divorced and go live his life, you know, and find some other party animal and just be that weird couple in the hot tub that's like wasting on vacation trying to another couple, you know, like the SNL couple. He's like, hello, my lover. No lover, but just be that. You know, you're just not built for the rest of this.

B (13:32)

Well, the thing is, what's interesting too about this monologue is that he's kind of implying that if it weren't for the rest of the house and if it weren't for Sierra, and then maybe there's even a deeper implication that Sierra is almost a ringleader of this, that Amanda, he and Amanda would be fine. Because he's saying that like they're laughing at me. And now it's rubbing off on Amanda and this is how she's acting and da da, da, da, da. It's like, no, like, you can't blame the house for this situation. You can't blame Sierra for affecting Amanda. It's like, it's like he's sort of trying to whip up narratives and it's like really sad.

C (14:07)

Well, yeah, because his problem for the past few years and that's, you know, same thing where giggly squad came from, which you mentioned earlier, is that the girls openly laugh at him and mock him because he acts like such a baby. And Amanda's usually trying to stick up for him and be like, guys, don't make fun of Kyle. And now she's not. She's just openly laughing with them.

B (14:26)

He's like, what the hell?

C (14:28)

They're getting to Amanda. It's like, no, I mean, Amanda's just not sticking up for you like she used to. But the reason that people are laughing at you is the same they always have because you get drunk and act like a toddler. It's time for a commercial. It's time for a Crappin's commercial.

B (14:44)

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B (14:57)

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C (15:15)

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B (15:30)

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C (16:07)

I'm trying to, like, not answer. I don't care as much anymore because that's rude. Like, who wants to hear that do. And then you're just like, I don't care. But, like, honestly, I, I don't.

B (16:16)

Do you guys think that Amanda's going to go to Jamba Juice more now that she's separated from Kyle? Do you guys think that she's going to try to, like, reinvent the Radio Shack brand? Just other questions about it, what, what Amanda might do now.

C (16:30)

So, Jesse, so many things I don't care about. You know, like how many calorie guys, how many calories are in matcha? I don't care. I'm drinking that. Drinking that green weird. Who cares?

B (16:45)

So Jesse says, by the way, guys, he gave a really nice apology earlier to the boys. I thought it was really nice. And then we see a flashback to Kyle holding court with the men and being like, I really do drunk. And I said things I regret. This is a great girl of ours. So they do like, the men do, like a group hug. And so he went out of his way to have a moment with the guys. So it's also kind of funny that he felt he needed to do another public once. He already sort of had a public apology.

C (17:16)

Because he's being the victim. He knows he's wrong and he's going to everybody to be a victim. That's what people who are wrong do, you know, like, we just saw it on Below Deck last night. Ben on Below Deck, it's like you're talking down to someone and being an asshole, even though she, you know, granted, she wasn't great either, but you're being an asshole. You're called out for being an Asshole. So what do you do? You start sobbing and talking about how you're victim because you got dumped once. That's just typical. So Kyle's doing that. He's going to all the guys. He's going to everybody but his wife. Notice he's going to the guys. So the guys will be like, oh, Kyle, you didn't do anything wrong. Your wife's a bitch. Which is what he wanted from that, which he didn't really get. So I was kind of proud of the guys. They're just like, you want to hug or something? Why are you crying? Gross. But, yeah, that's what he does. So then Amanda is back at the table asking my question. Where's my nice apology? Went to everybody else but me. So now we go back to Carl and Kyle. And Kyle's like, I just wanted to get, like, a shop at dinner so we could have fun at the house. And it's not every day get spaghetti.

B (18:19)

Oh, well, I think we can still accomplish that. For instance, if everyone would be interested in running for 17 miles tomorrow, I think that would be very fun for the house. But, look, bro, I know you're upset. I get it. I saw the smiling and laughing. I thought it was weird, too, and. But I think there's, like, a way to, like, I don't know, like, not give a fuck about that. Like, I don't know, like, can I just, like, give you some pretty pat advice? That way we'll come back to the table. Like, what's it gonna take, bro?

C (18:45)

As now we know they put these chairs out here. Whoever owns this house must have a really mean wife. You just have to sit out here and talk about the packages.

B (18:53)

Hey, I'm gonna say something to you that I've seen said to many cats hanging from a branch. Hang in there. Hang in there.

C (19:00)

Yeah, well, you hang in there. I just had to order Amazon in one hour so I'd have someone to complain to. I can't wait till he gets here. I'm gonna apologize.

B (19:10)

So then Carl comes back to the table, and Sierra's like, how pissed is he?

C (19:13)

Whoa.

B (19:14)

He feels like you're totally, like, fuck you, Kyle. Energy. And he doesn't really know exactly, like, where that's coming from a little bit. But I just think that he's, like, incredibly sensitive at the moment. Some might even say he's feeling a little soft.

C (19:29)

Wes. Like, oh, come on. He's okay. He's fine. No, no. I mean, I don't think this is the same as it usually is. He's like, yeah, he's fine. And Jesse's like, yeah, west has seen worse. Trust me, west has seen worse from Sierra than Kyle ever has.

B (19:45)

That's true. But also, I wonder if there's gonna be, like, a generation divide that's gonna start to rip open where Kyle is like the cranky old man of the group, and the rest of them are just like the young, young whippersnappers who like to dress like preppy Harry Potter every now and then. So now Kyle is huffing and puffing around the room, and, I mean, there already is.

C (20:04)

That, isn't there?

B (20:05)

There are. Well, but they also get along.

C (20:07)

You're DJing. Okay, great. You know, don't forget your diaper.

B (20:13)

You know, But I feel like it's gonna start to. To get bigger and bigger, you know? So back at the table, Levi is like, you know, it's hard for me to go back to normal conversations right now. I'm not gonna lie. This is cray cray Carlson. Oh, yeah.

C (20:25)

Let's go back to a normal conversation. Who's pants do you think are the widest in this house?

B (20:32)

Say whoever you want.

C (20:33)

No pressure, no pressure.

B (20:34)

How tired is too tight. Oh.

C (20:37)

So what do you think of brick and mortar? Go ahead, go ahead.

B (20:43)

If you could run a marathon or if you could run 30 miles, which would you do? Because guess what? 30 miles is actually longer, y'. All.

C (20:51)

She's like, ben. Definitely Ben. Of course it's Ben. And Ben's like, oh, God. Ben's.

B (20:57)

You know, I'm uncomfortable being flirted with. I was raised with religion, so therefore I'm uncomfortable being incredibly hot.

C (21:07)

And he's like, I'm sweating. I don't know what to do because Mia says, yeah, Ben's the only right answer. Sorry, everybody else at the table, but Ben is clearly hotter than everybody at this table. Ben does seem kind of out of place at this table. I mean, he's hot, but he doesn't really say anything. What do you think Ben's thing is? Do you think they just brought Ben on to kind of make Kyle mad and possibly cheat with Amanda and then run away with Amanda and then have a storyline on the city where he's with Amanda?

B (21:32)

Yes. I think you summed that up very nicely. I think that's it. He's hot.

C (21:36)

Leading the witness.

B (21:38)

He's hot. And they're going to just see what might shake. And maybe they probably heard or they probably saw stories of him, like, frolicking with Colin. Amanda were like, ooh, tell us more about this guy. That's that's what I have to imagine. But for right now, he doesn't have a huge amount of personality. He's just attractive. So Amanda's like, that's enough. And that's enough. Diane.

C (21:59)

Who needs books?

B (22:01)

You know what? This is enough. Amanda's like, Amanda, Sierra, thank you so much for dinner. And Amanda, thank you for the entertainment. I mean, and you guys are welcome for the entertainment. I brought the dramatics. So now they're done with dinner and they're bringing stuff. They're bringing stuff inside. And Kai, it's weird because Kyle had this whole storm out, but he never had a moment. I thought he's gonna have a moment where he'd come back to the table and be like, hey, guys, sorry about that. I just had to process. I'm just like really going through a hard time. But instead he just goes transitions into being a dj and they pull out all these life size cutouts and they make club send it into like a cutout space.

C (22:36)

It looks like a blockbuster.

B (22:38)

It does.

C (22:39)

You know, like with life size cutouts of everybody, it's like, oh my God, it's the rock listening to me. Dj. Yeah. I think Kyle avoided going back to the table because it was only carbs. And we know how Kyle feels about carbs. Unless it's three in the morning and he's shit faced, then he loves them. But any other time he's like, you're gonna ask me to sit down and have spaghetti? No, I'm having a temper tantrum.

B (23:00)

So Wes is like. Wes is like, whoa, it's really cool in here. I was like, yeah, I got these cutouts in here because this way our club always has people in it. I mean, aside from Danielle over here. Like, cut to Danielle at the window. Be like, hey, guys, send it looking.

C (23:13)

For the D.

B (23:16)

So Sierra's looking at west and she goes, are those my sunglasses? Are you wearing my sunglasses? Take my sunglasses off your sweaty fucking forehead. Rips them off his face.

C (23:27)

And I don't know if anybody else got chills, but it was a moment that will haunt west forever. Which we find out later. West was really bothered by that. I didn't even. I didn't even clock that as being something horrible. But west is like, dun, dun, dun. And like really seeped in. So Kyle gets on the mic, he's like, all right, I need you guys to move your bodies. So they do. Everybody dances. And then we go to Ben, Amanda, Sierra, Bailey in the kitchen. And Bailey's asking Ben if he needs help cleaning. And he's like, oh, sure. Loading the dishwasher. Sure. Come on. Oh, wait a minute. Not in that dress, young lady, you look way too nice to help with dishes. Please, let me. The gentleman.

B (24:09)

Let me do that fool you. And Sierra just turns to Amanda goes, somebody fuck him. Somebody, please. He's too hot. Do it. Someone's got to do it.

C (24:19)

Yeah, well, somebody better. Bailey, she's like, somebody better fuck that guy. Sierra says, well, one of the four of us. I mean, there's four of us here. Someone's got to do it. They're like, all four what? All four of us should do it. I mean, even if I was married, I'd be like, you have to understand.

B (24:35)

He needs to be okay. He would eat this wheat green. So Carl and KJ make an agreement that they're gonna go running in the morning, and they seal it with a fist bump, because why not be have an insufferable moment? And then everyone goes to the kitchen, and west starts talking to Amanda, and he's like, hey, I was thinking that the nights are, like, they're going really good. And then Sierra will just, like. She'll just, like, sneak in one of those, like, really fucking. Those things that just, like, really fucking hurts my feelings. Like, the sunglasses on my sweaty forehead.

C (25:06)

Yeah, Flashback to. Get my sunglasses off your sweaty fucking forehead. He's like, oh, I just don't know if we're friends or, like, if we're flirting or if, like, she hates me. I don't fucking know. Like, she could be joking, and I could just, like. I don't know, maybe I'm being a wiener or she could mean it. I'll never know because, like, we don't talk about anything, so I just have to, like, feel the vibe out, and I'll never know. Oh, God. West with his innocent little. I'm just a little boy. And, like, you pointed out his Harry Potter suit that he's got, like, a prep school.

B (25:38)

A prep school, like, pinstripe shirt with, like, a. A very prep school tie and these glasses. It's like a very effective modern preppy look. I know modern preppy is in, but, like, this is, like, this is taking it too far. Yeah.

C (25:51)

And I just. I'm not buying it. I don't think he's hateable. I don't think west is hateable. And he's really kind of overcompensating for it. Last year. Last year, you did a stupid thing. You got called out for it. I know it hurt your feelings all year, but, like, you're. You're it's not. You're making Sierra sound like a terrorist. It's like, I don't know. Can we negotiate? I'm just a nice little. Oh, boy. Not buying it.

B (26:15)

Yeah.

C (26:16)

So Amanda tells him you're still on probation, and now it's time to get a car to go to Common Ground. Favorite new place, Common Ground.

B (26:28)

Hey, guys, let me get a car. I'll be the one to do it because I'm downstairs and I'm in the mix. I'm in the mix, everyone. I'm gonna get a car.

C (26:35)

Thank God I wasn't upstairs because I might not have heard that they're getting a car. Do go to Common Ground.

B (26:43)

Well, so I can get an Uber block, an Uber XL, Uber UberX or Uber in the mix. That's the one I'm gonna select. We're taking that one.

C (26:52)

Oh, it's a dollar more, but it's worth it. Sierra and Jesse are in bed talking, and he's like, I want you to know I just held in a fart for you. She's like, thanks.

B (27:05)

She's like, am I supposed to say thank you? He goes, yeah, because now I've got a tummy ache. So the answer. One of the answers to what would Jesse Solomon do? The answer is hold in a fart. So then we go to west, and Kyle, and they're. They're, like, joking around with Lindsay's cutout and everything. And then Kyle look like it's giving.

C (27:24)

Carl a hand job.

B (27:27)

Yeah. And then Bailey asks Ben if he's gonna go out, and he's like, probably. And, you know, I'll see where the wind may take us. Oh, my God. Don't look at me. I'm so embarrassed to be hot and talking about wind.

C (27:40)

Oh, my God. He just said he's gonna wait to see where the wind takes us. He's a fucking poet.

B (27:46)

He is just so deep.

C (27:48)

So then my bra just unsnapped itself.

B (27:52)

Hey, Mia, thanks so much for the cooking. It was really delicious. And I just want you to know that I appreciate you making this food fresh instead of using a mix. That's where I am. I'm in it.

C (28:03)

Hey. Hey, man. Are you going to come out of this Common Ground like. No, Kyle, I'm going to bed. By yourself? Yeah. I go to bed by myself every night, Kyle. I don't have a husband who's ever home. Oh, okay. Sorry. I mean, speak about us. Okay, look, fine. I didn't mean to speak about it. I didn't mean to get drunk, and I'M sorry for talking about our sex life. I'm sorry for talking about the cleanliness of our apartment. I'm sorry for talking about you behind your back. Okay, there's. There. Here's your apology.

B (28:31)

Thank you. Thank you. But all of a sudden, I mean, I tried to talk to you about it multiple times last week. No, you didn't, Kyle, you're such a liar. You didn't try to talk to me at all. Why? Like, what you do is you complain and you pout. So you're not like, walled off. No. You're not like, hi, tired. And every excuse. She's like, kyle, I don't smoke until the dogs go out for their last walk at night after 10pm and you have all day to talk to me. Do not blame me for getting high after 10:30pm.

C (29:00)

That'S like first thing in the morning so that conversations end. So the needles work in the day. You know, they're tired and they still talk. It's like, Kyle, oh my God. The earliest I ever get high is 10:30.

A (29:13)

Kyle.

C (29:13)

Okay, listen. If you're in a marriage where you have to justify when you're smoking your dube, it's time to go. Yeah, you should never have to justify that. Good as a go.

B (29:25)

And also his response, adults work during the day is first of all so condescending. But also when he's like, oh, but they're tired afterwards. So then why is it that, like, if she's smoke. If she. If he only wants to talk to her after 10:30, isn't that after 10:30 when a lot of also adults feel very tired? I don't understand what the. The issues here. I mean, it doesn't make sense. Like, you can have a conversation at 8 o' clock and the fact they're even splitting hairs over, you know, 8:00' clock versus 10:30 is ridiculous. If there's something that's a real issue, you carve out the time no matter what, or you stay in for one night and have this conversation.

C (30:01)

They have this conversation so many times, and it just never goes anywhere because he's not going to change it. It's the same thing. And I feel like we have the same conversation over and over because they have the same conversation over and over. And now we're forced to do it. And now I'm like, are we getting divorced? Like, what. What is even happening? Guys, remember to find some common ground. But Kyle's like, oh, man, I see. I'm just trying to apologize. And you make it into a fight. Okay, Kyle, the fight is you go out and get wasted too much and don't pay attention to your wife, okay? And don't talk to her about things. So now what are you doing? You're going out wasted with your friends and not being with your wife to talk. Right?

B (30:37)

That's.

C (30:38)

What are you not understanding, Kyle? It's very on the nose.

B (30:42)

It's crazy. Also, I was watching this on YouTube TV, and this entire part of the conversation was cut off for some reason. So I'm really glad that we were able to get to the bottom of.

C (30:54)

It for me, so I can understand.

B (30:55)

How the scene ended. David. So now they all go out to common ground and they're partying and having fun times. And then Mia's boyfriend Scott calls her and they're FaceTiming. And she says that Scott's her boyfriend. They met through mutual friends. He owns a restaurant in New York and LA and now in Miami. And he's the hardest working man that she knows. She loves that about him and makes him insane. And then they're like, but does he travel a lot? And she's like, oh, my God, don't get him in trouble. Don't make me call him and get into a fight with him. Don't strike a chord right now, okay? I'm like, you better be quiet, because otherwise the producers are going to sense blood in the water and they're going to destroy your relationship right now. They're going to force you to bring him onto the show, and he's not going to want to. He's going to have to make work sacrifices as it causes a strain. We've been down this path before. Be careful, Mia. Be careful.

C (31:41)

I'm getting Danielle vibes. Only because she dated that chef.

B (31:46)

Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

C (31:46)

But he's never home. Yeah. So I worry. But they do seem like a good couple. And we can tell when they're talking because he's like, what are you doing? She's like, nothing. What are you doing? He's like, nothing, I'm gonna watch Netflix. And she's like, don't you watch our show without me. That's a good couple right there.

B (32:02)

Oh, 100%. And he's like, no, I'm gonna watch Mission Impossible. And she was like, good. I don't wanna fucking watch that. I literally don't even care about Mission Impossible. You watch that?

C (32:10)

Yeah. They'll be together forever. So then we go to Sierra, knocking on Amanda's door and checking on her, and she's like, man, moments like this. It's like I just don't forget about it. Like, I act like I do, but I'. Well, it makes me nervous. Like, how are you going to treat our children?

B (32:24)

And that's a really good point. Sierra's. Sierra says, well, like, if they don't see it from your point of view, are you just gonna, like, storm out of the room. Yeah. And, like, slam your hand on the dinner table? And she's saying, you know, I'm not saying. Sierra says, I'm not saying Kyle's a bad guy, but you do deserve better. And Amanda's like, yeah, you're right. I don't know. Sometimes I just. I don't know if I'd be good enough for someone else. And Sierra's like, what, Amanda? What do you. Why do you think that? And she's like, I don't know. So Sierra starts crying. I feel like Sierra is such a good girlfriend. She did this to Paige last year also when Paige was talking about her issues, and Sierra started to cry on her behalf. I think she's so empathetic to her friends, and I think that's wonderful. And she's saying, you know, you're so special, and you're so kind, and you're, you know, you love so fiercely, and you are so loyal. And then they hug.

C (33:08)

I think Kyle's gonna love having kids because he's not going to be the only one in the house with a bottle in his hand constantly. He's gonna make see it's okay for them. What's good for the goose is good for the gander.

B (33:20)

I can totally see Kyle being a suburban dad. I can see him being the one who has, like, a baby strapped in his front and his back at the same time. And he's doing all the things. He's got the grill, and he's doing all the suburban dad stuff. But I can also see Kyle being one of those guys who gets competitive with his children in terms of, like, you know, there's a. There's an issue where when a baby comes along, the husbands feel very jealous about the attention. And I can imagine Kyle being like, why is it okay if the baby boops his diapers? But if I, like, oh, I make a spell, suddenly I'm a bad guy. Like, I can imagine having those arguments over and over again.

C (33:54)

He's allowed to pee in the pool, but I'm not. Thanks, Amanda.

B (33:58)

Yeah, I guess it wouldn't be jealousy. I guess it's jealousy. I don't know. But whatever it is, I can imagine Kyle having, like, false equations with the babies all the time.

C (34:06)

I think the babies are going to be jealous of Kyle. They're going to be like, in kindergarten, they're going to be like, why do I look older than my father? How does he not age?

B (34:15)

That's true. Kyle, the ageless beauty.

C (34:18)

The kids are going to be asking for some of his stem cells.

B (34:21)

Yeah.

C (34:22)

So Sierra wants to save Amanda from this, but Amanda can only save herself, okay? And now everybody comes home.

B (34:30)

Ramona's like, whoa, I was next door because I live in the Hamptons also part of the year. And I heard you crying. And I just want you to say you're worth more than you've given yourself credit for, okay?

C (34:40)

Why? I'm coming here to tell you. And listen, this was hard for me to get over here, okay? Because let's face it, I live on the other side of the freeway, okay? I live on a nicer side of town than you. Sit. But I came to the slums to tell you you deserve better.

B (34:55)

Ageless. By rally, I'm ageless. And this wisdom is ageless. Okay? So Sierra is just like, if you ever need to talk, just like, let me know. And Sierra says, if I could shake Amanda and get her to step out of her body and look at herself from my point of view and everyone else's point of view, I feel like we could find her.

A (35:16)

Yeah.

B (35:16)

A new husband in a year. I was like, damn, that's harsh. Might be true.

C (35:22)

That's also pretty confident for someone who dates in New York. Like, to be like, oh, yeah, you can just find another husband in a year. Because I feel like this whole show's about how it's so hard dating in New York.

B (35:34)

But you know what? Amanda's a catch. And I think she could probably.

C (35:38)

She is a catch. Well. And your whole life shouldn't be predicated on that anyway. But she's. Yeah, obviously Amanda's a catch.

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C (36:27)

So they all come home, everybody goes to the pool and they're making noise and Amanda's like, ah. And then the next morning, Carl and KJ are going for their run. Oh, guess where we're gonna find some common ground. Really love that place. Love that place.

B (36:44)

Oh, I'll race you to common ground.

C (36:48)

So crowd goes up to Amanda, she's in bed. And he's like, hey, man, go for a run. Okay, I'll be back. She's like, okay, that's it. I mean, I assume you'll be coming back, right? Like, yeah. God, can't even get love for my wife when I'm about to leave for Iran. Just go.

B (37:06)

Yeah, just go. So then Bailey and Levi are in bed, and Bailey's like, what are your thoughts on the last night's dinner? And Levi's like, dude, this is clearly complicated. I don't know if this is me speaking or the concussion from the goat hoof that I have, but this is me last night. Left, right, left, right. You know, she starts doing like a tennis match face. And Ben's like, I just don't feel like it's all that confusing. I was in a relationship where I was always screaming in the front yard and we were always storming away from meals. And so I've been there and. But I feel like they're both like, oh, it's a big fuck you every single time. And I'm just like, well, this isn't productive at all. And unless you have a sweet green, there's no point of even fighting.

C (37:42)

I like that the sweet green wasn't a one time thing because she says they were always leaving restaurants fighting. Don't fight during your meals.

B (37:52)

I mean, really putting a new definition on fast casual, right? They were like, how many Panera breads and sweet greens and cava's did they make a total scene out of?

C (38:03)

Exactly. Can one salad place be peaceful?

B (38:07)

I know.

C (38:08)

Well, I do see myself in Amanda and it's very challenging to watch. I can't even deal with that again. Like, I mean, that kind of passion, look at it. Look at that passion. I need sweet in a relationship. I need green in a relationship. Ben could be that person. Could be. Maybe, Possibly. No, Ben's not that person.

B (38:25)

I hear you talking about me. I'm so modest. So then Carl and kj, we ran to common ground. Well, then we're on back. We're back, everyone, we're back. And Ben, Amanda and Carl are in the kitchen. And Carl's like, so my cardboard cutout kind of freaks me out a little bit. It's like a little scary. Almost scared. I wish someone could hug me. Harder. Harder. Hug me. And Amanda's like, I did a double.

C (38:52)

Take when I saw Lindsay. I was like, oh, my God, is that her? I head under the couch. I started calling Lil. I was like, I'm sorry. It's been a long time. But please, please hug me.

B (39:00)

Hug me, though.

C (39:00)

Hug me.

B (39:03)

Your mom just started making a sandwich out of. Out of instinct. So Amanda's like, well, I kind of want to put one outside of west door. Imagine waking up to this. So then she takes the cut out of Ben, and she actually winds up putting it outside of what's her face's. Bailey's door. So then Jesse and Sierra are in a room, and Sierra's like, hey, you want to help me pick out my outfit? Okay. I've got a blue number. And then there's this one or there's this skirt. Are you holding in another fart? Maybe. But like, hey, is that top gonna cover those boobs? She's like, don't worry about that. I've got that under control. He's like, yeah, because I'm pretty partial towards the bright colors. Yeah. I also like the size of the top with being so small and a potential nip slip.

C (39:48)

So then Amanda puts the cutout of Ben outside the door, and Bailey and Levi are coming out of their room, and they're like, oh, my go. Mia's like, oh, my God, I almost peed. I love him. He's the one. Get him.

B (40:02)

They do bring the cutout inside. She's like, well, this is as close as I'll probably get, so it'll have to do.

C (40:08)

Now we go back to Sierra and Jesse, and Mia's with them now. And Sierra's like, did you meet anyone at Common Ground? Just keep saying common ground. Jesse's like, oh, I'm not with a girl I've been talking to. But, you know, I just don't. Like, I need more. I need more there. You need a spark. I need a spark. So Mia asks him what his type is, and he's like, historically, you know, I need nice, normal girlies. I'm open to a relationship. I'm just trying not to look for it, you know? But I've been single for a while, and so she asks how long it's here. I was like, oh, my God, like a year, please. And he's like, no, come on. I mean, I was with Lexi for eight weeks. That wasn't a real relationship. Come on. Oh, and we get seeing her mother and her sister at home right now are like, how dare he like putting on like a ton of lip liner.

B (40:56)

I love that they keep on showing that clip of him when on the first weekend, like two days after he met her, he goes, I love her. I mean, I think, I mean, I, I love her. So Sierra literally love her, like really.

C (41:09)

Don't you think it's a little soon? He's like, she's nice, she's pretty. Like, I literally love her.

B (41:17)

Sierra. It's just such a funny thing. So Sierra's like, okay, I'm just making humble that you know that you've only been single for a year. He's like, yeah, but my last girlfriend was in 2019. So she said, you know what I think would be actually good for you? Try dating someone the complete opposite of what you think your type is. Try dating someone who's a little more fiery. Someone who's gonna talk back and have an opinion, a very strong opinion. I'm like, sierra, it sounds like you're kind of describing yourself, no offense.

C (41:46)

Yeah, that's what she says. She's like, yeah, I mean, I'm basically giving characteristics of myself. But he likes that I don't let him get away with anything. And he likes a girl telling him what to do. So find a girl that's like that, that's maybe me, maybe not me. Whatever. She kind of hints and winks at the audience. Are in love with west or Jesse?

B (42:05)

Am I audience? Am I? I know who I'm going to hook up with. Ben. God, he's handsome. Him, not my usual type because he's a man. But you know what? Let's go for it. Oh my God, don't talk about me. I'm so modest.

C (42:19)

No. So it's going to be a beach day, which means Carlos packing speaker and Jesse's doing push ups off the side of the car. He's like, oh, I need to get Jack for the beach. So.

B (42:32)

And then they, they're taking coolers over to the sand and then there's like frolicking etc and, and putting on suntan lotion. And then at one point we see Levi. Levi's like, oh my God, look at those three divas. And they're matching swimsuits and they're just like these three girls who are doing like a TikTok thing where they're like all at the sand and they're like lifting up sand and showering themselves in the sand. It was so stupid.

C (42:57)

Now Amanda and Sierra are on the beach chairs and Amanda's like, I don't like how much fun the boys are. Having. They're getting along. Like, what can we do to start drama between them? So Kyle and kj, well, by the.

B (43:08)

Way, Sierra goes, they'll never fight each other. Which was, I think, was a foreshadowing, because we know that Carl and Kyle have a fight later this season with blood.

C (43:16)

And it's ugly. It's an ugly one.

B (43:19)

We couldn't find common ground.

C (43:21)

Let's just say that Kyle and KJ Are watching the other guys, and Kyle's like, God, I'm impressed with these guys. I mean, I just don't have energy. I mean, we already got our exercise kids. We weren't running. Remember that? He's like, yeah, I'm gonna go down to Celsius. It's like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What? Wow.

B (43:39)

Are you allowed to talk about other beverages? Was it was Celsius also the beverage that Craig was backing?

C (43:45)

I thought so. Or was it the one that Hannah was backing back in the day? I feel like somebody backed that and they got in trouble.

B (43:54)

Wow. Wow. So Kyle and KJ are sitting in chairs, and cage is like, damn, I'm just trying to run another night, like last night, you know? Wow. You know, and. Oh, no. What? You said no.

C (44:09)

I'm sorry. Interrupting. Craig Conover faced conflict with Kyle Cook for partnering with Spritz Society.

B (44:15)

Spritz. Of course. The Spritz fight.

C (44:17)

I'm gonna look up Hannah. Okay, go ahead. I'll interrupt you again.

B (44:20)

Yeah, well, Kyle basically says he's not gonna stay in. He's gonna. He's gonna to be home by midnight. And KJ says I want to be one of those lads this summer, like, one of the boys, you know, because they don't catch feelings. And, like, Wes and Jesse will be out at the club. Like, 10 girls around him just, like, chilling. Like, I wish I could just be like that, like, Because I know traditionally, it's, like, not usual for a guy my age to think that, like, being single is a challenge, but for me, it is, like, shout out to all the lover boys. I'm like, sir, you're not contractually allowed to say that unless you have a deal with boy. That is. That is.

C (44:53)

Even Kyle's not saying that anymore.

B (44:55)

Yeah, seriously.

C (44:56)

KJ seems so sweet. I don't know that I believe him yet, because he's a new guy on Summer House, so the jury is still out. I'm buying it.

B (45:02)

So far, though, he seems adorable, but.

C (45:05)

His whole, like, right when I get on tv and now. Now's the time I don't want a relationship. I Don't know. But so far he seems really nice and I do like him. Hannah Berner got in trouble with Kyle because she was doing a truly ad. So Celsius wasn't even there, guys. But Celsius has seeped into our brains somehow.

B (45:22)

Maybe Kyle wants to be bought by Celsius, so he's gonna start saying nice things about them. I love Celsius. Let's get Celsius up big. So they want to buy blubber boy. Hard drink is only accepted in a few countries. Everyone else wants Celsius.

C (45:41)

Celsius thinks they're so standard.

B (45:47)

Oh, so KJ is gonna take advantage of summer. Now we see west feeding Kyle a little snack. Snackeroonie. And Kyle is like, I feel like this is reminiscent of our relationship. What, me feeding you stuff or. How are you feeling? Oh, hey, are you okay? Do you feel okay? What's Sierra mean to you too? He's like, no. The only reason I want to address everyone was because I can invent the whole house. It felt like a bit like it was an elephant in the room. You know what I'm saying?

C (46:16)

Oh, God, please don't apologize for the apologizing now. Every day is not about you, Kyle. And should I go apologize to the whole group because I apologize. Yesterday made it awkward because I had everybody apology for the other day.

B (46:29)

Yeah. He's like, well, it's like almost like an overcorrection. Kind of like when Sierra ripped the sunglasses off my face. And then it was like. It was like, you're overcorrecting. And then Sierra's like, laughing. Made you like fucking crash out, bro. And I think that, like, you made it, like, by making it like a grand gesture. You're like making a public apology and that's like a bigger gesture for a man. I think she just wants it like intimate. And then it's like, it's big. So it's like a fucking shitstorm. So it's like. It's like a lot, you know, I'm.

C (46:58)

Scared, so I should do it over the speakers is what you're saying. I'm going to do it in the middle of my next dj. So the captain crowd.

B (47:08)

So now Jesse does, like, does this. The dirty dancing lift with Sierra. Sierra runs up to Jesse and he like, lifts her up. Etc. So Kyle's like, I do it for Kyle. So Kyle goes and runs up to Carl and Carl cannot do it.

C (47:23)

Oh.

B (47:25)

And they just collapse.

C (47:26)

I do not work my upper body. So Kyle's like, amanda, is there any way I can take you to our favorite place, the apology dune. Come on, let's go. And then we see a flashback to apology dune. And most of them are Kyle. Let's face it. One of them is Maya and Lindsay. And then we see Kyle and Paige and then Jesse and Sierra. But I think a lot of these have been Kyle. They just.

B (47:48)

Yeah, the editors do. They do a nice job of trying to spread the dune around, but we know that there were more than just three summers, three apologies at this dune. It's been 10 years of apologies at that dune. And. And almost all of them have been Kyle, Kyle and Amanda, mainly. So Kyle and they go to the. They go to apology dune. And Kyle's like, all right, right here. So this is usually where I confess my feelings. And I know I tried last night. I know I came out like, oh, so I'm not a justification or excuse, but, like, I really do think that we need to, like, work on our communication. She's like, yeah, well, I've asked you questions and I try to check in on you. I was like, no, but I want to feel like we're on the same page. Notice how, like, part of working on communication is that when you respond like that, I just ignore it completely and just keep talking about what I was going to say in the first place. That's good communication right there, Amanda.

C (48:37)

Yeah, but, like, I try to check on you, Kyle. I want to feel like we're on the same page. Oh, God, why did I just say Paige? She was mean to me, too. I want to feel that way, too. But I'm not going to do things for you when you're not doing things for me. Like, I need you to get your drinking under control, Kyle. And you're fully aware of that? Well, I only drink when I'm social, so I'm a very social person. So you're mad at me for being social now? What, am I in trouble for being social?

B (49:01)

God, that's a problem for me. Kyle, I don't want to babysit you. I don't want people to feel like they have to keep an eye on you. I need to know that, like, my husband's responsible enough to go out on his own and come back.

C (49:14)

Yeah, but last night I went out. I was, like, the least fucked up person that was there, I think. Pretty sure.

B (49:20)

But the weekend before, you were, Kyle. Yeah, but I was in a horrible place. Well, don't you understand? I. I told you, going in the summer, if we can't literally physically get our together, like, we literally can't Grab the poop out of the toilet physically, with our hands. I'm going to have a mental breakdown. And what did I do? I had a mental breakdown.

C (49:43)

Okay, here we go. So now it's her fault you drink because you warned her. You warned her. If you don't, if you're not nice to me, even though I don't really deserve it, I'm gonna have a mental breakdown, which leads to me drinking. Kyle, it's another thing. Oh, you only drink when you're social. Oh, no. Now you drink when you're social and when you're having mental breakdowns and Amanda's causing you to have a mental breakdown. So you're giving yourself a lot of reasons there. And I hate. You know, I really do believe it's someone's. Someone's own choice when they call themselves an alcoholic. You know, a lot of people are alcoholics and they're called functioning alcoholics, and they get through life fine. So. So you live your life how you want, but you're involving someone else. And when you have to sit there and make excuses through entire conversations, and then when that excuse doesn't work, come up with another excuse, and then you're blaming the other person for yourself. Drinking girl, you're in trouble.

B (50:33)

You know, last week I was saying, you know, Amanda, we've always been saying, like, one of her fatal flaws is that it seems like she's always wanted to change somewhat like change Kyle. And like part of being in a relationship and marrying someone is accepting. Accepting them for who they are. And I do still believe that. I do also think it's reasonable to ask your partner to not drink as much. I think that is a reasonable.

C (50:56)

Asking people and making out with people and all over, you know, social media, getting caught.

B (51:03)

Yeah, it's not changing who Kyle is to cut back on the drinking. There's a way for him to drink and party and be responsible. But I think she's shown him a lot of grace with this whole thing and, and like, it's just. It's not an over ask. It's not. That does not fall in the category of trying to change who he is or what he likes, what he wants. I mean, I still do think that, like, she. She has for many years been hoping that he will stop being the social person that he is, and that's not who he is. And so I think she will always find a problem with that. Not problem, but she will always. She won't get what she wants from that pursuit. But I do think it's reasonable to ask him to not drink as much because he can still be social and not drink as much and it's not going very well.

C (51:53)

Yeah, it's not like policing somebody for having a couple of drinks, you know?

B (51:57)

Yeah.

C (51:57)

Like sometimes somebody gets sober in a relationship and it's like, well, why don't you get sober? I'm sober, you're drinking. And that's shoving it. My. I mean that's, that's a different story. But getting shit faced so bad that you're falling asleep and not coming home till six in the morning and not remembering who you make out with and stuff like that, which is all. Those are all real Kyle storylines. Yeah, that's when it's bad. So she's like, well, so now mental breakdowns are excused. So everything I've put off in the off season too. And he's like, what do you put up with Amanda? She's like, you're drinking. And the rumors and the coming home late and don't oh God me. Well, I only want to talk if we can make progress. So if we can't make progress, you won't tell me where you're upset. I'm upset about your drinking. All right, so you're not going to tell me? You're just not going to tell me it's your drinking, Kyle. Okay, just be quiet about it. I guess I'm not going to get. Amanda's not going to talk to me about it.

B (52:46)

Everybody, apparently we can't have good communication. So Amanda's like, but you, she's like, she says you don't like hearing what my issue is. You shut down every time I tell you that. My issue is with you drinking and you put a wall up. And she really has kind of just, just, no pun intended, distilled it down to this. It really is just about drinking for her now. Before it was a lot of stuff. It was like, you don't have this now. She's like, I just want you to stop drinking at this point. I. All the other things I don't even care about anymore, I just want you to stop drinking as much. And so he's like, you're so laser focused on this. Because that's where my anger stems from. And you get upset when I tell you. He goes, amanda, the second we got engaged, you started saying no to everything. Well, then why did you go through the wedding then?

C (53:33)

They shouldn't have. And everybody said it at that time too, because that time it was the same thing. It's like, Kyle. Well, it was also that he was working all the time. But I think the problem with the working all the time was that his work was drinking. His work was going through these lover boy parties and throwing. It was the same thing. He's just added DJing into the mix so he has another excuse to keep doing it. Because it's always been him and Carl were going, you know, traveling the country and going to all these parties that they were setting up for Loverboy and getting shit faced with the fans. And that was the problem then. So it was, like, working too much. So then he found another excuse to kind of keep doing it. But it's always been the same thing. And so that is why I think that it is kind of valid to say, like, I mean, you did marry him knowing exactly who he was. And I think all of us do that. I mean, I didn't get married, but, you know, we've all been with people where we're like, you know, this is just. I can change him. You know, this is just temporary. But, yeah, it doesn't work.

B (54:27)

Yeah.

C (54:28)

So he's all upset and he's like, oh, Sonia, you're just. You're gonna. You know what? You just wanna talk about my drinking. Like, you don't even ask me. Here's what I have a problem with. Compatibility, chemistry, intimacy. I don't know, common interest, common ground. We're going to common ground.

B (54:44)

The time. We're running. We're taking the car, we're running.

C (54:48)

I mean, you know, there's been, like, days, weeks, months, where you don't ask me a single question. You've been out of town for six months. You just said it yourself.

B (54:56)

I also hate this. Like, you don't ask me a single question. Like, I just. I just can't believe that.

C (55:00)

Yeah, she does ask you a single question. When are you gonna stop drinking?

B (55:04)

When are you home? Where are you?

C (55:08)

I don't know. I married anymore. I can't even remember. Probably because I'm drinking. Hey, is that what you're. You're coming to talk about? You know what, Amanda? You're driving me to drink. You're driving me to drink. So now twitch again.

B (55:21)

First of all, that's such, like. That's so bad to say that, because also, like, you're in charge of your own things. Also, if someone is driving to drink, then you have a drinking problem. You're not drinking for the right reasons. Then if you're dealing with the stress in your relationship by drinking, then that means you have a bad relationship with alcohol in that moment, sir. So Sorry. But that's the truth. And she's just like. I also just love how he's like, oh, he's sort of. Of make it seem like her complaint about the drinking is just some trivial, easy thing. She's just gonna lob out there for the cameras when he's like, I got all these issues. And like, oh, okay. You just want to say for drinking, I'm like, drinking is not nothing like drinking. Like, if it was just drinking, that would be enough for there to be a crisis. If there was. If there was a situation going on. It's not like, just. It's not like saying, oh, okay. The issue is that I don't wash the rugs enough. It's like, okay, well, that seems like a petty thing that Amanda's bringing up. But drinking is not a petty issue if it's. If it's causing this much strife.

C (56:21)

Yeah, but nobody's gonna listen to that until they're ready. You can't just tell somebody you're an alcoholic and then they're like, oh, I am an alcoholic. I'm gonna change. It's just not how it works. I've never known it to work like that. It doesn't. People don't believe it until they come upon that decision for themselves. And frankly, when he does, that's his storyline, and he's not gonna give it to her right now.

B (56:39)

And I'm not even saying that he's.

C (56:40)

An alcohol on this show.

B (56:43)

I'm not even saying he's an alcoholic. What I'm saying is that doesn't sound like he's using alcohol in a healthy way.

C (56:50)

No, I'm saying he's probably an alcoholic, and that's why he's like this. I mean, I don't care. I mean, I think he is, because he's got everything he's saying, all the evasiveness and all the freaking out and all the trying to blame it on her and blame it on everything and refusing to talk about it. I mean, that is a serious sign of addiction, and he's not going to be able to do that until he does it. And you can't stay with somebody if you're not willing to deal with it, because they're not going to change how it is. So she's got to get out of there.

B (57:16)

So while he's saying there, like, he has all these issues with her, she's just clarified it down to drinking. She's just like. She just can keep it really simple and keep it down to one thing. And he's Just kind of like, oh, fine. You just want to say is that he's basically saying that she's being reductive. And it's like, yeah, but, like, that's. You're reductive down to something pretty big. So this is a. The conversation does not end well. And everyone's watching, by the way. They're all set. They're all set. Sat, like, in a semicircle watching Apology Dune. And everyone's watching like, oh, God, this is bad. This is going. Because, you know, the body language is terrible. Kyle's doing the thing where he's like his. He's, you know, doing the thing with a hand. Hand chop into a palm, you know, And Amanda shaking her head, guys, like, you know what? How about maybe get some curiosity, drive, intention, personality. Make it about my drinking. Give me a break. I'm like, you're being so shitty to Amanda right now on tv.

C (58:11)

That's just. Oh, my God. It's just. It's hard to watch. And it's also annoying because it's yet another episode. It's the fourth episode now that is all about them and their stupid fight that they've been having 10 years. You know, Kyle is a drunk. Amanda has always known that Kyle is a drunk. And this is like, what are you doing? Just stop. Enough. And stop making us deal with it every episode. And I feel like the cast feels like that, too. Cause they're just like, oh, Jesus Christ. They're just watching it like, oh, God, another fucking. It's a whole season of this, you know? So he's still. Now he's yelling at a producer like, I'm not going to do it. I'm going to be. I'm sitting here, I'm being labeled a fucking alcoholic on national television. Because, like, somehow that's all our problems, you know? Okay, fine, I'm not going to go out. I'm not going to DJ me. What else do you want me to quit the alcohol? What are you not hearing?

B (59:00)

I know. It's like she really has spelled it out so clearly. She says it, like, over and over and over again.

C (59:06)

He just won't hear it. You're a drama. And the problem. The other problem, that they're gonna get a divorce, so they're not gonna get to this problem, is that when he finally says, okay, I'll stop drinking, and then he completely changes because that's someone that you don't even know that person, that sober person. You don't even know that person. And you've never even had an argument probably with that person. And from everything they've said on this show, when Kyle is sober during the weeks. Well, used to be when he was sober during the week, he was very serious and humorless. Remember that was like his whole thing. We talked to him years ago back when we were first starting, we had him on and he was like that. He was like, duh, so what do you guys think? And he'd be like, well the like, he's just a different person. He's very boring. I mean he's like very like low. I know you shouldn't say that to somebody because that's a parent of people to quit drinking. You know, they're like, well, I don't want to be boring, you know, so I get that that's terrible. But when you're relying on alcohol or drugs or something to give you a personality, it's not real anyway way so. But yeah, he's a different person. So that's like you're now you're going to be married to someone that you don't even know, which is like boring.

B (60:14)

Stern Kyle, he's also in like a double toxic situation. One is the, the base level toxicity of reality TV where you do feel the pressure to be really fun and entertaining, et cetera. And then also he is in the pressure cooker of being an entrepreneur and he's, he's not a tech bro, but I feel like he's tech bro adjacent. He's in this circle of people doing startups and trying to get them going and trying to, you know, sell them and that's really, really hard. So just.

C (60:42)

And the third money and the third one aging, just general like pretty boy aging. You know, it's like, oh shit. You know, everybody else is married and everybody else is like having kids and I still want to be out partying and I'm. Now I'm partying with 25 year olds. Like I'm 20 year olds when I go to all these bars across the country and like. But that's all I want to do and like am I aging out and you know.

B (61:04)

Yeah. So he's basically in a crucible. You know what, let's just throw in some residual stress from the traders. He probably has that lingering around. They probably got rid of one of his favorite beverages at, you know, Blue Bottle.

C (61:14)

Yeah, that's number four. Let's not forget number five. Hannah did ads for Truly and I'm sure that that's.

B (61:21)

Huh. Bird Dogs. Bird Dogs seems to actually be doing pretty well. I think he like got out of his steak with that company Catbird. Cat dog, whatever.

C (61:28)

It was called bird dogs. But think. Was it called bird dogs? I think it was where he's like, are you guys sick of wearing underwear? You don't have to anymore because these kind of have underwear in them, so you could just move your balls around. And then the commercials were him, like, moving his balls around and be like, yeah, it's better. Yeah.

B (61:45)

People forget there was a life before lover boy on the show. So Wes is watching him, and he's like, he's such a baby sometimes. My God, says Wes, who spent all of last season pouting. I was about God. And then I know Wes, who's still.

C (62:00)

Walking around this season, like, am I still grounded?

B (62:04)

Tiptoe. God. And Carl goes, whoa, Looks like Carl's having another hard time again. It's like, you think? Carl. Thanks. Welcome to the beach. So Amanda now starts talking to this producer, and she's like, I've done this for years. I've had this conversation every single summer. It's the same like, why am I even gonna do things for you that you asked for when you can't do the one thing I'm asking, asking for, why am I going to show your respect when I don't get a return? And then people are like, Levi's like, sierra, I think she might be crying. You should speak to her. And Sierra's like, well, she's talking to Trish, the producer. So she's like, basically can't go over to Amanda while she's talking to Trish. So they just have to watch Amanda crying over there.

C (62:39)

And she goes, well, look at that boy. He's so cute. Bs. Like, where? Where's her cute boy? She. I was the bird. I'm talking about the bird. B. Tter.

B (62:48)

Check out this guy Ben Totter.

C (62:50)

It's a fish.

B (62:50)

On.

C (62:53)

So now the producers get them to go talk to each other again. So they come back and say, I'm sorry, man. You know, we've gotten this far and I love you. It just makes me so sad and depressed, which means I need a drink. So blame. Blame this situation. She's like, same, Kyle, same. I'm hurt every day. Like, I feel like I'm going crazy. I keep telling you what my problem is, and then you ask me what you need need from me. It's like, well, you know, I'm just like a social person. So, like, the second we get married, the second we get engaged, she goes, but I didn't think a social person meant cheating Kyle.

B (63:28)

And There it is. And now it's back. So, I mean, that's the thing. Kyle cheating on Amanda ultimately poisoned this relationship justifiably. And they tried to work through it and everything, but the moment that he's getting wasted and the moment he's staying over at people places, all that hard work comes undone. It's all coming rushing back and it's just adding more.

C (63:54)

Well, the biggest problem. And he's still doing it. And we knew it when it happened. Then I think everybody who. It's not like we're psychic, but I think everybody who was watching knew it back then, too. The problem wasn't even that you cheat once and you get caught and then you apologize and you move on. The problem was he cheated. And then he said, I don't remember. I didn't cheat. I don't remember. That doesn't count. And that's how he got off on that one. So that's a real problem because he's getting himself constantly in a situation where he doesn't remember. He's like, I'm too wasted, so I didn't remember. So it doesn't count. So, yeah. And she's getting all these DMs, and what does he say? I don't. I don't know. I don't remember. I don't remember any of that. She's like, I'm getting DMs, like, every day, Kyle. Like, what the fuck is it every day? I mean, does everybody. Is everybody else's boyfriend having this problem where they're getting DMs every time they go out?

B (64:45)

Out?

C (64:45)

I don't think so. Something's.

B (64:47)

And she's like, not even. And she says she's not even bringing up the DMS anymore. She's. So she holds on to that herself, which I can't imagine is very easy. I mean, that's. That's really hard to just be getting DM over dm, after dm, after dm. About how your husband was seen in this place or that place with this girl. And Amanda's like, you know, the producer says, do you think that he's cheated on you? And she goes, I don't know. I'd like to think not. But he has in the past. And I know there have been plenty of rumors about it, so who knows? Only Kyle. And like, you just. You can see she has thrown in. The white flag is up. She's thrown in the towel. She's just. She's checked out. She's checked out. She's like, you know what? Only Kyle knows. I'm sick of it. Like, you can tell. She can't even be bothered to even.

C (65:31)

I'm breaking up. I'm breaking up with this relationship. Like, I'm sick of talking about it. It's been like. I feel like I've talked about this for four straight solid hours and I'm just tired of it.

A (65:40)

It.

C (65:40)

It's just. Just get you guys, you made bad decisions. Get over it. Nugget out. Please get out. Save yourselves. So they apologize to each other and say they still love each other, blah, blah, blah. KJ falls off his chair and now they go home. And so now it's 5:29pm almost common ground time in the mix. So Ben and West are sitting in the. They're standing by the car. They're not going inside. And they're like, should we get chips, snacks? But they're in the back. Should we get them? I don't know.

B (66:10)

I mean, just like weirdos. What are you doing? You're so weird. You're just standing by the car. Are they vampires? Need to be invited in. So Ben's like, question, I'm gonna be ordering some sushi and I wanna.

C (66:22)

Oh, my God. Somebody him immediately. What a gentleman.

B (66:25)

Oh, my God. I hope they have a I'm so embarrassed and modest roll. Oh.

C (66:32)

If there's dinner to be had, I'll be in attendance. This is my favorite time of year. I love the summer. And Kyle and I need space, you know, I don't want to fight with my husband in front of everyone, you know, so we just need space from each other, basically. So she's going to do something and Kyle's going to go with the other side of the house. And Bailey, Levi and Amanda are getting ready. And Bailey's like, if I saw a woman wearing this bow on her shirt like I'm wearing right now, would you be like, oh, my God, did you see that girl with the giant bow?

B (66:58)

Bow?

C (66:58)

And Jesse's like, I mean, that is bigger than your average bow. It's a pretty big bow.

B (67:04)

It is. It's huge. It's an enormous, enormous bowl.

C (67:07)

It is. It looks like a big cauliflower on the front of her.

B (67:13)

I. They say wear a bra. I said, I'll wear a brassicas. So Sarah then is Sarah. The cars come. Sierra goes running through the house to get a sip of a martini. And they leave. And then so the group is in two. Some stay in to have sushi, some go out to have dinner at Calissa, one of our favorite stops almost as Good as Julan. So then other people are getting ready, and Bailey is like, is it me? And. Is it me and you since we already got ready? Like, I'll just sit on the couch with you right now. Hey, Bailey, let's have a conversation about ourselves, okay? Because it's the perfect weather. Do this. You know what? Here's something about me. I will definitely move back to Arizona at some point in my life. Like, if I. If I were to have kids, I'm gonna move back there. My number one goal in life is to have a child move back to Arizona and turn my hair into red, yellow stripes.

C (68:00)

I love ketchup and mustard hair. I'm putting it out there. I love it. It's a great hairstyle.

B (68:07)

No one in New York seems to get it, and I just can't wait to be free. I'm moving to Tempe, and I'm getting red and yellow highlights. Yeah.

C (68:16)

He's like, wow, small world. My mom's in Chandler right now. She's like, oh, I love Chandler. I love Chandler. Also from Friends. And I also didn't know your mom lived there. That is crazy. And your dad's in Kansas City. Ryan, tell me about your dad. Do you. Do you have Trau? Like, I do. He's a player. My dad's a player. She's like, because he's in sports. Well, yeah. I mean, he played for the Pirates, but also, he's. He's just a player. She's like, oh, oh. So you're. You're saying a double entendre. But also, I'm trying to remember what team he played for, because that's also important. So let's just get all the bases covered. That's also a sports reference.

B (68:51)

She's basically like, yes, America. I'm not an idiot. I understood. I. He has. That actually happened to be a professional player. So I just to want ask the questions. I'm not dumb. KJ's like, yeah. Like, my mom just wasn't gonna, like, deal with that. Like, I don't know. Like, I haven't talked to him probably five or six years. That's a really long time. Yeah. I mean, like, it was just kind of like a pattern with him. Because I was always like, I didn't have a dad. I remember being in kindergarten and people being like, where's your dad? And I was like, my mom said, I don't have a dad, and God's my dad. Like, they really, like. I really said that. Thought that was crazy. And then he, like, showed up with A bunch of gifts. And I was like, like, what? And he had a Hummer H1. I was like, who is this? My mom's like, that's your dad. I was like, whoa, jeez.

C (69:31)

What a way to find out. God. And so the dad doesn't ever reach out, and when KJ texts, he doesn't text back.

B (69:37)

Yikes. Yeah. Also, I felt really old that now our stories of dad abandoned our family now involve an H1. I'm like, wow, that was like the 2000. That's like 2004, 2005. Like, I'm really old now. We're older than the dad. I know. Like, the stories were always like. And then showed up in a station wagon in the Pontiac. You know, I was watching my dad.

C (70:02)

Came up on a horse.

B (70:04)

I. I was watching Three's Company, and Janet had just slammed a door. And then dad showed up, and now it's like. And then I had to press pause on the.

C (70:13)

The beta man, the flow rider or something. Like, I had. And then a horse drove up, and he gave me a gift of cheesecloth. And I thought, God, who is this person?

B (70:25)

I know. I just can't deal. I can't deal with modern flashbacks.

C (70:28)

I know. We're so old now, the dads. Even if we're talking about the dads, I'd be like, well, you know, he's an asshole, but he's young, so I forgive, you know, you gotta find some forgiveness. I'm just so mad. He's just a baby, so please get.

B (70:42)

Rid of the H1s in our flash in our traumatic flashbacks. Thank you.

C (70:46)

He is talking about how, you know, he doesn't have a dad and how he was around all women growing up, and so. So he's used to communicating with women and talking about his feelings and stuff, and it's kind of to his detriment because people are like. Girls are like, gross. It's like, they don't want that. So he's going to learn to kind of be a player, I guess, or make an effort to not be like that. He's going to reprogram. Okay. And Bailey's like, oh, I'm someone who wears my heart on my sleeves, too, or on my channel chest when I'm feeling very cauliflower. And it's hard to, like, gauge who can handle it and who can't. But there's going to be a woman who's tired of the same old guy, and they're going to be really into that part of you. It's not me.

B (71:30)

I'm sorry.

C (71:32)

There will be somebody, I'm sure. Probably not in this house, but somewhere.

B (71:40)

I. I like this pattern that every episode, someone has to sit down with KJ and, like, pours their heart out to him because that's.

C (71:47)

Well, he pours his heart out to them, right?

B (71:49)

Yeah. That's like. There's always, like, a one on one with KJ now, but he's very in.

C (71:54)

Touch with his feelings, and I can see how people are like. Because if you're this open with your feelings, and I'm not saying it's bad to be open with your feelings, but maybe I am saying that because sometimes, like, right in the beginning, I'm like, this is too much. Because, you know, like, after the second date, the real tears start coming. You know, I feel like there's a lot of sensitivity there.

B (72:14)

Yeah. But I did think it was also funny that she's like, wow, this is amazing. You know what? Someday there will be a girl who will have dealt with so many guys who don't communicate, and she'll meet you and she'll be like, ah, finally. A guy who's open with his feelings. I can't wait to put him in the friend zone.

C (72:32)

Okay, now it is Amanda, Carl, Jesse, and Levi, they all. They're the dinner crew. So they go out.

A (72:38)

Out.

C (72:38)

And Sierra's like, oh, my God, this is like our first Hamptons dinner out. I'm not yawning. You're yawning. Why is everybody yawning? Amanda. Amanda really can't be out.

B (72:51)

Yeah, she's. I mean, we. We can't forget that man does a bit of a drip, too. So Levi's like, well, Bailey had to listen to a podcast to sleep sometimes. She's listening to a Buddhist podcast. Jesse's like, like, is she Buddhist? He's like, yeah. He's like, oh, he's. His mind is blown by that. Actually, my mind does. I would not have pegged Bailey to be a Buddhist, but it's more fun watching Jesse's mind get blown, because when his mind gets blown, it really shows all over his face. Like, his eyes go in different directions. His, like, that frown sort of sags. He just, like, looks lost at sea. Like his entire worldview has been reshaped and collapsed in front of him.

C (73:29)

Sierra says, oh, yeah, I dated a. I dated a Buddhist once, but he didn't have a couch, so I dumped him. The.

B (73:38)

It was like a monk. The monk's like, yeah, I. I don't.

C (73:41)

Know how many people just pretend they're Buddhist because they're poor. They're like, I'm in. I'm really into Buddhism right now. It's like, you just can't afford a couch. Just say you can't afford a couch. Okay. You don't need to carry around a little bowl to ding, for Christ's sake.

B (73:56)

So I'll fuck you on the floor.

C (73:58)

You don't have to go through this whole rock deodorant bullshit.

B (74:02)

Sierra goes, yeah, I would like to find a Christian husband. And Jesse's like, what? Like. Or spiritual. He's like, I believe in God. Oh. I mean, I don't need to marry a Jewish girl. What? Sorry, Jesse, you are no longer in the running to be Ciara's next top husband.

C (74:18)

Now at the house, Mia comes down, really dressed up for some reason, because aren't they just staying home, this crew? But she's dressed as.

B (74:24)

No, no, they're gonna go out. I think they.

C (74:26)

Oh, they're going out to a party. Okay, that's right. So she comes down, she's in a bright yellow thing, and everyone's like, oh, my God, your outfit. And she's like, okay, give me more. Okay, let's play a game, guys. I'm new, and the producers told me to do this, and so I said yes because I've been here five minutes. So let's play a game. You have two minutes to ask any questions you want of each other. Now, this is actually a game I like.

B (74:48)

Yeah, very, like, just simple, to the point, and not, like, trying. You don't have people, like, clutching their pearls performatively to be like, what? Well, it's. Let me get a blow job in a steakhouse parking lot. So Kyle's like, all right, all right, here we go. I'm ready to start. Okay, Mia, is Scott the one. He is. Will we meet Scott? Well, he's opening a store in Miami. So he's like, back and forth, so I hope so, but I think you guys will really like it. Him? Does he think you're the one? He does.

C (75:16)

Does you let him go out?

B (75:20)

Does he drink too much and do you complain about it? I feel like they're trying to get Mia and she's like, not. She's unflappable on this.

C (75:27)

Did you. Did you immediately stop wanting to go out the second he married him?

B (75:33)

Do, like. Is it, like, compatibility? Do you ask. Do you ever ask him a single question for the past six months ever?

C (75:38)

Whoops. Time's up. Time's up. Okay, so, Wes, you're next. What are your intentions this summer? Is it, like. Well, last summer, Sierra was, like, really upset with me, and then I was, like, afraid. Then I didn't want to come off, you know. You want to make out with her again? What are you trying to say? We only got two minutes.

B (76:03)

So the alarm basically goes off and, like. Okay. All right, Kyle, you're up. So. All right, coil. What's the thing that terrifies you the most? Well. Well, my biggest fear would be to not start a family before my parents pass, which is why every night that I could be at home having sex with my wife and having kids, I instead go out and get drunk. All right, next question, please.

C (76:26)

Kyle, what did you and Amanda talk about in the sand? Well, I tried to apologize, and we have all these issues, and she just reduced it down to, like, drinking. And I was like. I mean, I felt kind of paralyzed. And when I. Paralyzed. When I'm paralyzed, there's drink.

B (76:40)

And then we cut to the restaurant, and Jesse's asking Amanda if. Think that she's, you know, squashed everything with Kyle. And she's like, no, I just think that he's struggling and he's dealing with things whether he wants to admit it or not, basically, I think, assuming stress, etc. And Jesse's like, I hate to see you guys like this. I mean, so I really hope that we can get to a better place. And she's like, yeah, I hope so. I mean, last summer, I thought we were making so much progress and just feels like once summer ends and once there's no cameras around, there's no evidence or proof, he just goes back the same old ways because he's not being held accountable by Bravo, essentially, in America.

C (77:14)

Yeah. She's like, why can't you just stay consistent? I mean, he is consistent.

B (77:19)

He really is.

C (77:20)

So then we go back to the house, and now it's Kyle's turn, and so it's still his turn, I guess. So. They're like, what do you need to do to make Amanda completely happy? He's like, let me change. I struggle with that because, you know, I am who I am, you know, and that's it.

A (77:35)

Lie.

C (77:39)

Or a drag queen? Anyway, M needs no excuses.

B (77:45)

All right, I have a question here. Could you see yourself sacrificing some DJ time to spend more time at home? He's like, well, keep in mind, I've only been DJing for a year, and we've had issues for. Ls, like. And Wes goes, answer the question. And Bailey's like, yeah. Would you sacrifice time for her? Her? Well, I mean, if it means DJing left, the alarm goes off.

C (78:10)

Thank God.

B (78:11)

He's just hedging so badly. Does he? Basically saying he's not going to sacrifice time for her.

C (78:16)

And I'm sorry to repeat this, but when he's like, yeah, but I've only been DJing for a year and our problems have been this whole time. Yeah, but before you were DJing, you were doing the lover boy parties where you were still out all night. It's the same issue. You're just making it. You're just giving it a new spin. Sir.

B (78:31)

I think if you love someone, you do make those sacrifices. I mean, you know what? Everyone knows I love board games. If I had my way, it's not even that had my way, but like my dream schedule. I would play board games every single night of the week for hours on end. Hours and hours and hours on end. And you know, but you don't do that, you know? Cause it's like important to carve out time and to make time for the person that you love. Like, it's important for me to spend time with Dom as well. Well, you know, and like you make sacrifices, right? And it's not to make Dom sound like he's like second fiddle of board games. But the point is you find balance in your life just the way you also find balance for friends. You felt like, yes, there's this thing that I do that I love. I have a hobby that I love that brings me so much joy, but it's you. But there are other people who are more important who bring you joy. And you just have to find that you find the time for them. You can't, it can't just be solely about you and the thing and like, and, and like your, your hobbies or your drinking or your DJing is what I'm trying to say.

C (79:39)

Yeah, well, it's really rough to ask an alcoholic to have balance is what I'm saying.

B (79:44)

So then, But I'm saying he's, but he's talking about. Yes, making a joke. But in terms of like, in terms of like.

C (79:51)

I'm just saying, literally.

B (79:54)

But in terms of like, of like cutting back on DJing.

C (80:00)

No, I know.

B (80:00)

It's like, Kyle, you can cut back. If there's someone that you love in your life that it's important for you and for them that you spend time with them, then you do it and it's like a no brainer. It should be a no brainer.

C (80:13)

Okay, so now it's a commercial break and now they're gonna go out. So Kyle is DJing while they. Pretty game. And God bless you, you do that for a living. But you're pressing play. Please just get something else. So now we go to 12:29am and Amanda, Jesse, Levi, and Carl are coming home and they're all going to bed. But it's 3:05am and the rest of them are partying. So they come home all wasted, and Sierra's like, west and Ben, are you making out?

B (80:44)

Aha.

C (80:45)

She shuts the door on them, and then everyone else just makes food. And west is flirting with Sierra now, and she's kind of flirting back and she tells us, you know, he's like, kind of on probation, and I'm like, the strictest probation officer of all time, but he got goats, so, yeah, it's really good.

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Really helps. So she's being nice to him. And then Wes and Jesse are in the room, and Wes is like, that was like the best night I've had with Sierra in like a thousand years. Like, oh, my God, that was, like, so good. And Jesse's like, I love that. Like, you judge the fun of the night based off of how nice Sierra was to you. He's like, yeah, but you would feel the same way. Like, yeah, I'm sure. And then Colin, Amanda are in bed, so, you know, they're gonna have a lovely and warm conversation. He's like, hey, I miss you. I hope I can sleep. I think I got some anxiety. I think.

C (81:38)

So. She just kind of. She's kind of listening to him this time. Right, right. And so she's like, well, you know. You know, the drinking probably doesn't help your anxiety, Kyle, because I didn't even drink that much. Kyle, you just had a fight today about being a drunk, and you're coming home drunk. Like, come on, man. So he's like, I don't understand you. I don't know what you want. I can't go over it again. I'm exhausted. So he's like, I don't know how this guy is so complicated. So he's just finally like, okay, let's go to bed. Then she's like, okay. And it ends. Good God.

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You just fast forward.

C (82:21)

Well, it's just them saying the same over and over. Like, when is he gonna understand? I don't want him to drink. When is he gonna understand? I don't know what she wants. Oh, yeah.

B (82:30)

They go to bed. It's not. It's not. We should find. Here's what we should do. We should recap another show when it comes time to discuss their relationship. So instead of of discussing why he doesn't realize what he should be doing, we could be like, okay, we'll use this moment to discuss what happened over on Pluribus or something. Yes, Pluribus. Okay, everyone, thanks.

C (82:55)

And then Chris Wiig finally got invited into the country club. We're just talking about Palmer.

B (83:01)

Everyone, thank you so much for being here. We got some Vanderpump rules recap apps coming up next. And yeah, be sure to get your live stream tickets over@watchcrappings.com Vote for the crappies also and we'll catch you on the next episode. Bye, everyone.

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