On-air should have been yours. It should have been yours. Lamar and you had talked about having a rooftop. You fell off. You got lost in the sauce, my friend. You stopped communicating. You went with Maddie and dipped off for a year. You don't want to listen, Joe. I fell in love with my girlfriend. I went on the road with her, and I was there by her side when he was sick. And I was like, come back, Joe. You at everyone's business with mine with me, Kara Berry.

Today we are talking the season finale of Southern Hospitality.

It was like a sleeper hit for me in a sense that like, I mean, there was a big explosive

moment, but there was tea there that was like sleeper tea.

Shout out to you, T.J. at the end.

Let's get into this. I'm going to issue a disclaimer

right now. Your girl's got stuff to do. So we're going to have to get through this a little

bit quickly. So apologies in advance. Let's get into the finale. We're starting off. Joe and

Maddie are walking down the street, looking at all these beautiful homes and wondering,

uh, should we be here? Do we belong here? Because we actually could never afford a home like,

any of these. And then a ladybug lands on Joe and he's like, what do I do? Maddie tells him

make a wish, but the ladybug starts flying away.

He, I think he gets confused in the moment and thinks this is like a birthday candle blow a wish situation.

Because the ladybug is flying away.

Imagine Joe, with his eyes closed, just blowing aimlessly in the wind.

Like, am I doing it right?

Babe.

And I do feel like that might be like a foreshadowing moment for them.

Anyway, he does say that his wish is to be able to afford a host like that one day.

Leva, we see talking to some man with a tiny little ponytail and hat,

saying that she's going to be hosting the staff appreciation party, New Orleans style,

we're going to be throwing beads.

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