What?

What? Oh, right Mary. I mean I think they're people who definitely are really true to their character and in that I mean that they E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. really does not

not she'll call somebody out and I really I appreciate it I don't

I don't I don't like her approach. It's not even that I disagree with it. It's just like girl like now is not the time.

She has a bad way sometimes of doing it. I spent more money on this than I spent on anything else.

I'm going to cut you off. It's not about money girl. You have to throw. No, no. My point

being if I was allowed to finish.

So then don't use that as an excuse?

It's not excuse.

Okay, I did not come here if I were with you.

I do not have the energy to give you right now.

I feel like the last time it happened to me,

I was feeling down already, and I just feel like she was like enjoying

kicking me when I was down. Evie opens her mouth, says the right thing at the wrong time the wrong way and I'm over it.

So I'm curious to kind of see and we talked a lot in nuance last week about Evie

Oddly and her owed to honesty,

but I'm curious to see how that kind of develops

because I think it reminds me of Silky,

where like Evie and Silky have come in with a persona or have come in with a surface level story.

Like Silky being really loud and extra and a big personality and Evie being really honest and like, you know, just like holding people to their word and just kind of, you know, taking no shit.

And different.

Different.

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