Peyton Dix

All of it. I see you and I hear you and I think that you're correct. Because the way that I did that point, too, was crazy. No, I think you're right. I think it was weird that we end on them just kind of like, well, oh, shucks. They still have to go back home and not be able to afford our house anymore. I do wish we got to see the family reacting to not having no money. But I don't know.

It's like, at the end of the day, though, the Timothy Ratliff character, just, we kept going back to that well again and again, and it never really connected or felt strong enough for me.

It's like, at the end of the day, though, the Timothy Ratliff character, just, we kept going back to that well again and again, and it never really connected or felt strong enough for me.

It's like, at the end of the day, though, the Timothy Ratliff character, just, we kept going back to that well again and again, and it never really connected or felt strong enough for me.

Well, when I saw the blender, I said, I hope they have other glasses for those, like, Mai Tai, whatever drink they had. Pina Colada. Because a man doesn't know how to wash a dish. No. And that's exactly what happened. No.

Well, when I saw the blender, I said, I hope they have other glasses for those, like, Mai Tai, whatever drink they had. Pina Colada. Because a man doesn't know how to wash a dish. No. And that's exactly what happened. No.

Well, when I saw the blender, I said, I hope they have other glasses for those, like, Mai Tai, whatever drink they had. Pina Colada. Because a man doesn't know how to wash a dish. No. And that's exactly what happened. No.

Ever heard of it? A who? Chekhov's gun. Chekhov's blender. Uh-uh. Well, it had the poison in it and you saw it and it was like, oh my God. Oh, okay.

Ever heard of it? A who? Chekhov's gun. Chekhov's blender. Uh-uh. Well, it had the poison in it and you saw it and it was like, oh my God. Oh, okay.

Ever heard of it? A who? Chekhov's gun. Chekhov's blender. Uh-uh. Well, it had the poison in it and you saw it and it was like, oh my God. Oh, okay.

Yes, yes, yes, yes. Okay, so I'm going to say the penultimate episode didn't do a ton for me, but I loved Carrie Coon sleeping with that Russian and him immediately turning over in bed and being like, oh, so do you have cash app? So do you have Venmo? And like I said, PayPal even. He said even some just cash money. I loved it. That was hilarious. Yeah.

Yes, yes, yes, yes. Okay, so I'm going to say the penultimate episode didn't do a ton for me, but I loved Carrie Coon sleeping with that Russian and him immediately turning over in bed and being like, oh, so do you have cash app? So do you have Venmo? And like I said, PayPal even. He said even some just cash money. I loved it. That was hilarious. Yeah.

Yes, yes, yes, yes. Okay, so I'm going to say the penultimate episode didn't do a ton for me, but I loved Carrie Coon sleeping with that Russian and him immediately turning over in bed and being like, oh, so do you have cash app? So do you have Venmo? And like I said, PayPal even. He said even some just cash money. I loved it. That was hilarious. Yeah.

That's what happens when you're just trying to sleep with someone and get back at your friend. It's never satisfying. It never works. It never works, girls.

That's what happens when you're just trying to sleep with someone and get back at your friend. It's never satisfying. It never works. It never works, girls.

That's what happens when you're just trying to sleep with someone and get back at your friend. It's never satisfying. It never works. It never works, girls.

So what did you think of Carrie Coon's monologue in the finale?

So what did you think of Carrie Coon's monologue in the finale?

So what did you think of Carrie Coon's monologue in the finale?

I do. Because, I mean, usually the tariffs are up and the artist's way is even more up. I need to shop my link, okay? You truly do.