Ben Mandelker

So Bronwyn comes up and joins her.

And she's like, hey, are you working on something?

She's like, no, come on up.

I'm just chilling out a little bit.

She's like, okay, well, I wanted to chat with you.

And I want to make sure I'm not reading into something weird.

You asked me what happened at lunch and who did you talk about.

It is not true at all.

What Bronwyn is failing to realize is that she's falling into a Meredith Marks trap, which is that Meredith, as she says later on, was, I didn't ask, I stated it.

Which is, this is where Meredith gets into trouble also, because she does use semantics against these women all the time, and it's hilarious, because we as the viewers know, okay, what Meredith is really saying is, I didn't ask it, but I did say it, and unless you get it exactly right...

You don't, you're not going to get it.

She's like jeopardy.

Like, could you please be more specific?

What is the airplane?

You don't get the credit for winning the glue.

Yeah.

That being said, I do think that like Meredith Marks, like sometimes she needs to, she needs to work on her soft skills a little bit because her, her go-to thing is to be like, you know, is to have this semantics argument.

And what happens is that like they wind up arguing about the semantics and then they don't actually get to the, to the core of it.

And maybe that's the point.

Maybe she wants to make it an argument about semantics and,