Jodi Walker

No wonder she's in this position.

No wonder she's landed herself here.

And then to see him admiring Yasmin for the way that she's about to twist this narrative, twist this truth, twist this story.

It is a harsh look, an unromantic look at reality.

Oh, I would call it tentative and mostly driven by Molly.

It's all about data sets.

I think that this episode, even though it was a lot, as Rob noted, like...

I think what I really liked about it at the end was that the politics of this season and the sort of overwhelming British media corporation of this season finally clicked into place for me.

I was kind of like, I think I understand what's going on a little bit.

Still real loose on the finance.

There was a moment when we go back to Tao Stern after it does seem like, you know, Tinder's going under, the stock's going to plummet, whatever.

And Harper goes, I'm glad to see we're all speaking the same language.

language.

And at the exact same time, in my head, I was like, I literally have no idea what they're talking about.

This is tough.

We just got to, you know, we're the ones who make the bets.

So I just got to make a bet.

I think he's alive.

It just, to me, I know he got the big threats.

I know escape is not an option.