This one's for you tonight.

Okay, let's get started.

It feels like if you were writing out the plot of season six and you were saying Lisa offers a bar to Tom and Tom, one of the first brainstorms would be, but there's growing pains because of the ineptitude of the two boys.

Yeah.

So we already saw Schwartz or Sandoval's, obviously, and then now we're going to Schwartz.

And with Sandoval's, it kind of made more sense.

He was actively talking shit about the financing and not having his input.

The Schwartz one, I feel like Lisa is trying a little too hard to make this gel with her

philosophy of partners. She keeps having to say,

a partnership is like a marriage. So I'm married to Schwartz. So if he's cheating on his wife,

could he cheat on the business by blacking out and having sex with a waitress and losing the keys?

It's like, I get sort of why, but I just think that, again, Lisa, to insert herself in this narrative,

she felt like a pig and shit, pardon my friend.

Yeah, it totally feels like false here.

But then if you think about it, Sandival's affair crumbled their business.

Right.

Oh.

Like it actually did.

Whoa.

Oh, my God.

You just shocked me because you just refuted and had a perfect example of why I'm wrong.

It's true.

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