Nick Viall

Production companies, the characters, us fans.

We said it last week.

You can't complain about Beverly Hills being too boring and then criticize Summer House cast members for being really messy.

And yes, there are people who are hurt here.

Feelings were hurt.

But everyone is...

seemingly okay.

The person, you know, we talked about this last week, Sierra, who we have the most empathy and sympathy for, she seems to be living her best life.

I'm not saying we shouldn't check on her and we want to make sure she's okay, but I really think Sierra's star is about to blow up.

She'll get hosting opportunities.

So like everyone is

okay and i think we just have to remember that that like and and why we eat this scandal up and you know we were saying this before the scandal happened that summer house is one of the most realistic examples of just kind of like millennial and gen z dating out there and that's why we love it because it's you know we it's it's talking about these interpersonal dynamics that we all can relate to we've all have been betrayed by friends we've all been bad friends

maybe not to disagree, but maybe early in our lives, sometimes we live, you know, what's fascinating about Amanda is it's like a lot of us have made these poor choices when we were 18, 19 or 21 or whatever, and you lost a friend and you're like, that was really shitty.

Losing a dear friend is a really shitty experience.

And it's a profound lesson.

Amanda, it's interesting because she's been in this marriage and almost her maturity level in terms of friendship could have been stunted because she was

She got married so early.

And again, it's not an excuse, but it's just like an interesting element to unpack and discuss.

And we are fascinated with this story because it is so relatable.

And I just don't think we should lose the plot or be so...