Audrey O'Connor

And in real life as well, we're all guilty of that.

We all want to be portrayed a certain way and we want people to think we're a certain way.

You'll often hear people say like, oh my God, I'm such a nerd.

But sometimes that comes from a place where they don't feel like they're taken seriously.

And they want to give themselves this name or, you know, some people are like, you know, when people say, oh my God, I'm really funny.

And you're like, you shouldn't have to say that.

Because, you know, because people know you're going to crack if you're not, you know.

Yeah, it doesn't really bode well if you have to say it out loud.

It doesn't.

So then I find when you watch reality TV, I could just bed rot for hours and just watch it.

And I find it calming.

Actually, I didn't find, I find some Salt Lake City not calming.

But then...

I can watch an episode I don't know if you're the same I could watch an episode there were some episodes of Salt Lake City I found very uncomfortable like the way Angie was talking because I love Angie and then I was like I don't like the way you're talking about what's her name Brittany even though Brittany's mad I found it uncomfortable because it reminded me of like when I was younger a little bit and then it was a bit of mean girl energy and then I was watching Summer House the episode before last and I found that really uncomfortable I felt like it was like

Do you remember Richard in Coronation Street when he was, like, around the corner from Gail?

Do you remember when he was trying to murder her?

I felt like with, like, watching that.

With West.

It was eerie.

Yeah.