This one's for you tonight.

Okay, let's get started.

We were saying how it's a huge red flag that Amanda hated his relationship with Mon.

Yeah, no matter what's going on in your relationship, you have to give Kyle credit that that's a really funny Instagram story to be in a carnival booth or, you know, on a carnival ride with him. Yeah, she's like, he said he wanted to spend more time with me and he was just with that fucking rasta banana the whole time. I'm like, honestly, yeah, right. And there could have been no better stuffed animal or whatever for them to have as a rastafarian banana. It's very silly. Yeah.

No, yeah, it was totally enjoyable.

I am into that new guy, West. Me too. It's going to be hard to not call him Wes. I know. West. I think that already people are saying West. And I remember it said West. Yeah, hard tea, as Paige said. He seems really fun and cool, which is a relief, because I feel like nine times out of 10, the guys on that show, I'm like, what's your deal? You know? Yes. There have been so many flop guys to the point where I say it all the time, where it's Carl, Kyle, and then they're always auditioning a third guy to be a powerful Bravo trio. Yeah. And they flop every time. Luke was deranged. I like Luke, but House hated him and he, he sort of, I don't know, he sucked. I mean, he was fine, but he wasn't very fun. He wasn't very funny. He's kind of just odd. Yeah, odd energy. He wasn't right. He's not your, if he was in my boy squad with me, I would be like, I think Luke's the odd man out. We got to kick him out and replace him with someone. Chris, last season was not right. As much as I love him and I'm proud of him. And I think he's a good man. He wasn't right for the trio. He was too, like, overly eager. Yeah. And then, oh, and then there was that buff guy that we saw on season six who like said three words. He had no chance. Biggest flop of all time. So you're right. The guy spot is hard to lock in. And I think West might have the best chance of anyone I've seen. Yeah, because I'm glad. So I'm happy to like him. I think he's cute. He seems nice and normal, but still fun, still down to clown, but not a creep, hopefully. But then that other guy, what's his name? Jesse. I didn't remember either. He seems like he could go south. Totally. He's got the mysterious, like, Carl energy that Carl first had. We were saying this last night that West is Kyle reincarnate, like a new version of Kyle. And Jesse is Carl. Yeah. Reincarnate. But there's like, they can't be replaced or duplicated. So I'm curious to see how this goes.

Here's the, this is a paywall take, which I'll probably say here and probably won't say on the main episode, which I think is vital to the casting decision.

Sorry about that.

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