Ayesha Harris

So I was not familiar with Carrie Kinney Silver before this.

But my goodness, I think she has some really great moments.

I thought at first she was going to be kind of like the female analog of Claude.

And then once she's like dealing with the breakup, there's a very sad and very cringy moment where she is trying to open a gift.

It's so real if you've ever been to a gift shop on a resort or whatever.

And

They're like, we're packing this for you to fly away with it.

And she's trying to open it, like to impress someone or to flirt with someone.

And it just goes so wrong.

They wrap it for the airport.

And it went on just a little too long.

And I liked those moments.

Like, those moments kind of worked for me.

Oh, my God.

Love that scene.

Yeah.

The messy aftermath of your practical joke, your absence left me with only my tears as companions.

I mean, I'm also curious, once Nick and Anne, the Carell and Kenny Silver characters break up, we do get introduced to Ginny, who's played by Erica Henningsen.

And she is the person that he starts dating after Anne.

And she is significantly younger.