Wilfred L. (Will)

It felt toxic.

I was like, oh, I hope they don't kick Michael off because I really like watching him just be a dick and like say stupid things.

And, and in a weird way, I was liking him for things that I don't like in real life at all.

Like I don't like, you know, and I just, I know that that's kind of a standard reality show, like viewing mode, but I think it's really awful for us.

I think it's awful for us as individuals.

And I think it's really awful for us as a culture because I think it's part of the reason our politics are the way they are right now.

It's like we're almost like it's excitement and energy more than like being a good person or being clear about what you're saying.

It's more just like, let's just watch fireworks, like human fireworks, like bombs going off.

And I just hate that I started to feel that.

I know.

Yeah, I mean, this show is so interesting because it's like, it seems to constantly be like...

you know, in really what it is, it's a role-playing game.

It's just playing D&D.

Yeah.

It's a murder mystery.

Yes.

So they're, so they're all role-playing and like, I think that there's a, there's an element of that, which, you know, obviously like Cummins with his costumes and then they're all kind of leaning into this like arch villainy sort of fun thing.

Yeah.

And so that kind of makes it okay when they're kind of, but they also like in this opening of this episode,

when like they're, they're like mean to each other.