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Uh, when Roger and Joan are, like, having their conversation and he's like, "How many times have I left you in a room with another man's card?" And she's like [scoffs]- Yeah.

what do you mean you joined a whole community about reading and then decided to cheat on the thing that is the thing?

Yeah, there's a lot of weird rules within it.

Like some people won't read a book unless it's in first person because they can't imagine a narrative that's like not within their own head.

Like if they read something that's like, oh, I went to the store, they'll be like, I didn't go to the store.

How can you put this in print? I didn't go to the store.

Yeah.

But I would imagine people who are going to book Fyre Fest are probably mostly

consumers.

I think,

you know, Madonna is a pop star who managed to stick with different times.

She changed.

And with that kind of comes a dismissal.

I think, you know, you can have the Michael Jackson impact where you die.

And so people just get to enjoy your hits forever.

Or you stay alive and keep making music and you're not as popular.

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Yeah, what are your thoughts on that episode from what you remember?

I think the famous like hair dressing scene is the one everyone talks about.

It was supposed to be this sort of epic moment in black representation.

And you see Viola Davis's character takes her wig off or something.

And it is this very vulnerable moment, but still one where these two characters have their guard up with each other and can't lean on each other in the way you want them to.

You want them to just be besties.

So, you know, it was fun.

Well, I started watching Grey's Anatomy, but I also am interested in How to Get Away with Murder because I haven't watched How to Get Away with Murder.

Yeah.

Just ornery ex-husband.

He's doing great.

Uh, and then, you know, it, there's, she gets pulled into this dark seedy underbelly of, like, cam whores and stuff, and it's, it's really funny, though.

It is kinda like Widow's Bay where you think, "Oh, this is gonna be, like, a kinda dark drama."

Interesting

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I thought the TV show did a better job of highlighting this girl who's really young and naive.

It was like an insane amount of money.

Yeah, things go for crazy amounts, and then there will be things no one cares about.

I got [laughs] this is my one, this is my one thing I, that's like I guess weird that I have.

I have a pair of Michelle Trachtenberg's shoes from the Gossip Girl reboot.

Nice.

Uh, it's free.

It's free, $10 margaritas.

Come out every Sunday in LA at 7:30.

Right, right, right

... oh, we sent her to a special private school 'cause she's so smart." But by 22, she was acting out a lot, getting kind of violent, having outbursts, and they sent her to a school, but she would, like, sneak out at night, and the nurse or the nuns were like, "We think she's gonna, like, sneak out and hang with a guy and get pregnant, so we need to do something.

That's a little spicy

... it's very weird, like, what they kinda decide, and yeah.

And then there was one on Netflix that came out that I was like, this I feel is maybe our one good cult doc.

Oh, what? I can't remember what it's called, but it is about FLDS, and it's about a woman who basically had to undercover take her husband down.

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This is when we're like, okay, she doesn't care anymore.

She is all down to like lie, do her thing.

She's donning Don.

And kind of doing a better job at it.

And I also love that she did not have to do the fundraiser.

She could have just been like, oh yeah, Don said no, so we're not doing it.

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uh ashley what'd you think of this episode

I love this episode.

This is a classic.

So much happens in this ep.

Obviously, you have Don's brother's suicide, which is a big deal.

I believe the introduction of Fat Peggy is so important to season one.

It's the first ep where you're like, oh, something's up here.

I got to know, what did he mean by the Berlin Wall fell off? It was