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Hi everyone. Welcome back to Tunis. I'm Elizabeth. I'm Lara. This is the show where we pick a topic

and we haul it. We haul it until we can simply no longer haul.

And today, because we are in our peasant era, according to previous episodes of Tunishe,

we thought that we should honor our evil overlords, the billionaires, by doing a haul of messy billionaires. Okay, first really quickly, we need to obviously check in with the most polarizing show of the summer.

The idol.

I'm now in an awkward place of tripling down on my fandom for this show. And I've decided it's the hill I'm going to die on that it's not like great.

It's passable to good.

Like it's it's mid to good for me personally.

I love that you had that Sunday night viewing experience because I was not enjoying myself

at all.

But you were right.

I think she like triumphs in the end and like comes correct because we see that she does sort

of have her best interest at heart.

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