Rob Mahoney

Just the pillows alone, the inventory is ridiculous.

And I'm with you.

The luxury LV-style stuff that is stocked there doesn't seem to really fit the bed-and-breakfast aesthetic that they might be going for.

I don't want to assume too much about her design sensibilities, but at minimum, we're told they're colonial.

I think for Austin it is, I think most of his transgressions are somewhat minor so far.

It's more just like being a dum-dum in really delightful ways.

But being so weird about the Eunice stuff immediately.

Right out of the gate.

I'm just going to give Soyeon Jung credit that she is that flexible, whether she is or not.

I'm also just like I'm dialed in on the entire Eunice situation in this evolving plot line.

It's so much fun like having them.

I mean, you talked about it in terms of the cultural balance that Austin is kind of strewn here, not just as an Arizonian, but as someone who's like partially Korean.

Right.

And having Eunice come in who, I mean, look, she wants to be therapized physically right out of the gate.

He wants a job.

And here's the thing.

If it's not him lying about the Eunice situation, it's him agreeing to take on this, like, responsibility for this entire wellness center when he, more than anyone knows, he's not even a physical therapist.

His ethics are not airtight.

Just the endless string of things that he's saying or using incorrectly throughout these episodes.

I mean, I fucking love it.