Rachel Scanlon

Do you ever find yourself getting friend-zoned by women that you're trying to court?

Do you ever find yourself getting friend-zoned by women that you're trying to court?

Do you ever find yourself getting friend-zoned by women that you're trying to court?

Wait a second. Can I say that we've been talking about this all day? I was like, I'm going to ask her. We were in the car and I was like, yeah, do you think she's ever been friend-zoned? And we were both like, no chance. And then once you answered no, I was like, that's not right.

Wait a second. Can I say that we've been talking about this all day? I was like, I'm going to ask her. We were in the car and I was like, yeah, do you think she's ever been friend-zoned? And we were both like, no chance. And then once you answered no, I was like, that's not right.

Wait a second. Can I say that we've been talking about this all day? I was like, I'm going to ask her. We were in the car and I was like, yeah, do you think she's ever been friend-zoned? And we were both like, no chance. And then once you answered no, I was like, that's not right.

Great. All right. Now we are going to move on.

Great. All right. Now we are going to move on.

Great. All right. Now we are going to move on.

There's something, though, once you come out and realize you're powerful and then the confidence comes around and then people are not trying to. And there's no going back. No. There's no going back from that. No.

There's something, though, once you come out and realize you're powerful and then the confidence comes around and then people are not trying to. And there's no going back. No. There's no going back from that. No.

There's something, though, once you come out and realize you're powerful and then the confidence comes around and then people are not trying to. And there's no going back. No. There's no going back from that. No.

My colleague here, Mackenzie Goodall, is going to be reading you two different British things. And I want you to decide which one places people's place their nouns. I want you to help us decide which one is gayer. A hundred percent. Let's go. OK.

My colleague here, Mackenzie Goodall, is going to be reading you two different British things. And I want you to decide which one places people's place their nouns. I want you to help us decide which one is gayer. A hundred percent. Let's go. OK.

My colleague here, Mackenzie Goodall, is going to be reading you two different British things. And I want you to decide which one places people's place their nouns. I want you to help us decide which one is gayer. A hundred percent. Let's go. OK.

Rachel Weiss, by the way, you've seen the favorite.

Rachel Weiss, by the way, you've seen the favorite.

Rachel Weiss, by the way, you've seen the favorite.

She plays it so well that it's like...

She plays it so well that it's like...