Jia Tolentino
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981 appearances
13 recordings
3 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Apr 2025
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And Guy Talk, despite being horrible at his job all season, snags via a good shot at the end of the finale the prized position of Sreeta Love's bodyguard, and he's sort of, like, putting on the sunglasses and sort of compromising his sense of self, but he's got the girl. I wonder if you could talk about That storyline and whether you think, is he happy? Is she happy?
Are they going to stay together? I think they are happy. You do?
Yeah.
You have to add another person watching to give you the mirror of yourself. Yeah, exactly. I'm wondering if there's stuff you can tell us that viewers wouldn't know, like things that came together last minute or things that didn't happen the way you originally planned that people might not know about yet but would want to know.
I wonder, can you tell us anything about season four? Scouting, themes floating around in your head?
Wait, you're going to do a G7 summit? Sorry, could you say more about that?
Well, thank you for talking to us.
Yeah, we had so much fun. Bring us to season four.
Yeah, there you go. We'll see you there. See you there.
I'd like to make a toast to Thailand. And I just can't wait to get back home. But to Thailand, thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Hello and welcome to the White Lotus official podcast companion to season three. I'm Gia Tolentino.
I'm fucking sad. It's a sad finale.
A lot of bodies.
There's not like a gag at the end of the, like usually there's kind of a gag. Like you have Portia in her insane outfit, you know, like you've got Jake Lacey still being a dickhead or whatever. Like here it's fucking sad.
About life being a prison, about death being the eternal return and the release from suffering.
Yeah. And when you have our, you know, our faves from episode one, Chelsea and Rick, they were our self-identification characters and we knew they were doomed. But we hoped episode by episode that they would make it.
Well, the part where Chelsea is like, get me a donut. And then when Rick gets the look in his eyes, it's like, I'm going to murder someone in 30 seconds if I can't talk to my therapist. And she's like, no, Rick, no. And eats the donut as she's running after him. Like that's that's she's still my girl. She's still my girl. She's still my overbite representation queen. I do think.
I mean, Chelsea doesn't have any bad qualities. Like, I refuse to assign to that angel.
She's a perfect person. Yes, she's credulous. But I'm not willing to say that she has any negative qualities. If I am to search myself for my most negative qualities, I'm probably a Jacqueline. Yeah. Like the self-interest, self-centeredness. Queen B. I wouldn't even describe myself as a queen. But, you know, the sort of behavior I'm feeling. I'm feeling a little Jacqueline. And who are you?
You would have stayed in the sweet dinner moment.
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