Good afternoon, everybody. Welcome back to another episode of Bros and Shows. I'm your co-host, Steel Russell, joined as always by the one and only Mr. Goots. And Mr. Goots, this is episode two of a two-parter, so why don't we just dive right in? Let's do it. Let's go to Rachel and her kids. And she's talking about her ex a little bit to us, not the kid. And this is where I didn't remember his name. And so I just wrote, oh, young Klaus. Hello, Klaus. It sounded rich and it was close enough. Come here, Klaus. So you have dyslexia and you just kind of saw it on the screen. You're like, uh, cloud. Probably. That eye looks like an L and then just move it over.

Yeah.

I mean, because it's like close to Christmas.

I'm like, oh, Santa Claus.

Yeah.

Santa Claus.

But we get into the divorce a little bit more.

And she is saying a big reason that they got divorced was because they started working together.

And you then see

this multiple scenes of just budding heads you know him look he's coming off terribly again i don't

know much about roger i just know that these scenes make him look really bad and it makes it seem

like it's his fault so that is interesting to note but yet again we get one of my favorite tropes on bravo

is these young kids that act like they're like fucking 45 years old yeah because she's talking to

klaus and she's like so uh how uh, how are you feeling?

I thought you guys, you know, most of the divorces are rough, but it's been okay.

This kid's 11 years old.

Yeah. It's like, Dr. Phil.

Do you think that's a product of maybe like family therapy or is the divorce, uh, epidemic just running rampant in

Southern California?

So the classmates and the kids that he's friends with,

they're all going through divorces.

He sees what they're going through.

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