Ayesha Harris

And I'm so excited about everything.

And he's got an accent.

So like, I feel like there's a whole lot of like stereotypes going on here.

It's like, I'm the effeminate gay, slightly younger than everyone else, ditzy.

And at one point, Kate sort of like mentions that to Danny.

That was real.

Yeah, that was real.

I've been there.

I've been on both sides of those things.

I've been Kate and I've been Danny.

And I totally hear you both on this idea that it is kind of for the most part, we're just seeing more or less the same kind of conflicts amongst three different couples.

At the same time, it was enough for me.

I can't say that I'm taking four trips a year with my friends, but I have quite a bit of experience traveling with other couples and also traveling with other friends.

And when you're in these confined spaces for short periods of time, and especially if you don't get to spend all that much time outside of those vacations together.

things come up.

And when couples are on the rocks, that can affect the dynamic.

And I thought, especially the sort of central breakup between Nick and Anne, the ripple effects of that really kind of stuck with me.

It felt like this is the way that things might actually pan out if the core couple in the group

breaks up.

This is where I admit that I have never seen Reno 911.