Margo

And he said, no.

He gets that.

Yeah.

So Margo's just sitting there giving pouty looks on the couch, and they're all just trying to ignore her, basically.

Well, Mark said he left.

He didn't want to have a scene for my sake, which always is not like my preference, obviously.

But that's gentlemanly of him.

Yeah, and Margo's like, well, I didn't want him to leave.

I literally wanted him to come talk to me.

I didn't want him to leave.

Well, he didn't want to have a shouting match.

Well, no, he'd left because he didn't want to have a conversation.

Look, I mean, here's the thing.

Margo's dead to me, but I see what Margo is saying.

I mean, there is like a level of cattiness.

She's not one of the popular kids, and now that she's not with the popular kids, they're literally laughing in her face.

Like they're standing in another clique, they're laughing in her face, and I get it.

But the way that she's, I get why that would be hurtful, but A, she's, this didn't come out of nowhere.

She's also doing the exact same thing to them.

She's mocking them.