Jodi Walker

This is your hottest take ever, Jodi, and I...

I love to walk into a living room and see every woman on a lap.

Yeah, it's awful.

It's a horror movie, you know, to watch her.

And it reminds me of last season when the doors closed behind her, when the young woman on the boat that she saw having sex with her father that she then hires, then fires.

It's a lot of, you know, sit down, shut the door.

Like, it's a lot of closing doors.

And when she tells now this young woman that she...

she is bringing to the lap party to close the door behind her so she can have a moment so she can listen to these voicemails from her father over and over.

I love what seemed to me to be a sort of audio shift of like hearing, listening to the voicemail and then seeming to hear it sort of rattle around in her head.

Like there was this shift in the audio as she lays down on the carpet and it felt like she was like

conditioning herself to no longer hate her father, but like fulfill his role in the world.

And that's really awful.

That was really, that was really bad.

Yeah, it'd be a dinner at eight and Hermes is expecting you.

Oh my gosh.

I'm, I'm sorry.

I really wasn't thinking, I didn't know there would be Nazis here, but I did not mean to sit you by them.

Like that actually isn't a front to her upbringing, you know, like as someone who makes table card settings.

Well, it was interesting that you noted that Yasmin, when we hear her father's voicemail, that he's like, bring a friend to the boat and she brings Harper because she's not allowed to bring men, but that's about as close to a man as she can get in terms of how she behaves socially.