In this episode I talk about a trip that I took for my 21st birthday with a bunch of friends and family members to LA in Las Vegas and how a huge fight that I got into with my brother made me stop and examine the nuances of healthy

confrontation. So I hope you guys enjoy episode 4 of season 2, passing through Las Vegas.

I don't have a good feeling about this, Cam mumbled, closing the car door.

What do you mean? I asked, wrestling my flimsy nylon seat belt into the buckle.

His eyes pointed to a group of girls. wrestling my flimsy nylon seatbelt into the buckle.

His eyes pointed to a group of girls stuffing their luggage into a large black SUV.

I don't know, I just don't have a good feeling about this.

It'll be fine, I assured.

Junior said her friends are nice and I mean, as long as they're nothing like her.

The Herr was my brother's shiny new girlfriend of about 2.5 seconds, Taylor.

She invited five of her friends to a house in Vegas I was

renting for my 21st birthday, never once thinking to have a conversation with

me about hosting her entourage, just whispering sweet nothings into my brother's

ears to make her every wish come true?

Taylor was shiny and new following a long tumultuous dragged out relationship with his ex.

In my young age I didn't fully comprehend her blaring insecurities, but I knew something was off.

She wasn't satisfied unless my sister and I ran downstairs to anxiously await her

arrival, lining up like the Bond Trap kids and the sound of music, greeting her with a smile and song.

Even at 16, Doremey wasn't coming out of my mouth for no one.

Their relationship set the tone to change our simple sibling relationship for years to come.

And she obviously wasn't completely to blame for everything.

I had my taste of young, dumb, delicious romance that was far more exciting than kicking it with your brother on a Friday night.

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