Hey everybody. Welcome to Pink Shade. It's Wednesday, and that means we're going to talk about the white people. Welcome to Plathville, Whitey Wednesday. Thank you to Jay, who is the listener who created that.

Season 8, episode five, high hopes.

High hopes.

Now, as you know, we weren't going to call it that because we are equally white.

We are.

We are.

But we can make fun of these white people.

Now, I got to say, I am doing a rewatch over on Pink Shade Prime with Keisha.

And it has got my mind so spun in a circle going back in time and forward in time.

And you would think as a professional podcaster, I'd be able to figure it out.

But I have to tell you that what is happening over there on season three is so distinctly mirror

mirroring what is happening here on season eight that it's almost like they never learn.

It's almost like people on reality shows keep repeating the same mistakes over and over again

for our entertainment.

On season three right now, Ethan is suddenly now doing everything. He's selling the house.

He's saying he wants to move. He's doing all these things because Olivia left him.

So now he's doing everything he's supposed to. Just like on season eight, once Tegan

ditched him, now he's doing everything that he's supposed to. Yeah. He needs to be pushed. I actually

feel that because I don't do something until it's absolutely right in my face and I'm forced to do it.

I'm a little bit like that as well.

Like my sister's coming to stay with us and it's sort of like a series of events.

We're going out of town.

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