Rob Mahoney

I think some of it is just they're not quite on the same wavelength in the way that Lindsay and Ashley are at this moment.

Right.

Definitely.

Some of it, again, like strains credulity for me just a bit.

This isn't a show where I need to be on board with every single beat.

Certainly not.

I think it's less a normal human thing and more like take Ashley, for example.

That's a character we have seen really hyper fixate on some like really small social interactions, right?

Like she just like analyzes and she's in her head and she's like a little neurotic in the way she gets bogged down in some of that stuff.

When Lindsay tells her after she just went through this like harrowing situation at the hospital, I guess it's a good thing you got that health insurance then is like a borderline like inhuman thing to say to someone in that circumstance.

And I'm a little surprised like Ashley didn't take that more personally.

No, but it's like

The idea of I'm going into a hospital with pain, I'm not taken seriously, I collapse and I wake up with an ovary removed and it's like, well, I'm glad you got to pay for it.

The self-punishment.

Yeah, fair enough.

Yeah.

Which is, I think, a little odd for where I would have expected to be, just because Austin feels like the kind of guy you could sort of pull one over on.

It is less himbo-y lately.

He's growing.

But it's like, what if a person did entertain every intrusive thought that came into their head?