Hannah Pilkes

I know it's saying honest portrayal and love is blind, but I do think if you've had a couple of drinks and you're, you start having the like Munchausen of, of like being in these, this enclosed space, you do forget there's a camera there.

And I think then it's just stream of consciousness.

And I find it.

The etiquette, what manners look like, how they dress, and just the differentiation between cultures is so fascinating to me.

And then if you need a palate cleanser after that, you can watch Trainwreck Poop Cruise.

What I love the most is people crying in the end.

And you're like, we don't need to make this a murder.

It sucks that there was feces around, but you're okay.

And there's these girls and they're like, yeah, they're like, we couldn't take shots.

We couldn't do limbo.

I know.

Yeah, they opened up the bar.

Oh, my God.

Worst idea of all time.

One other comfort thing I will shout out is my father loves Korean soaps.

Loves them.

And I said, well, which ones have you seen?

And he said, all of them.

So he has gone through all the catalog of Korean soaps on Netflix and he's ready for more.

Yeah.