Hey everybody, welcome to RosePrix. Today, as you know, it's Thursday, it's time to take

down pump rules, band or pump rules. This is, I don't know what to say. I have a little,

I mean, you do know what to say because I, I have never, I have never, in all my years

as a Southern lady from Waco, which I am, you guys. I know that's hard to believe, but

it's true. I mean, I was telling Stephanie, like, we're texting and stuff. I was like, I

cried at this. I actually felt so frustrated by this episode. And now I'm back to believing

it's real. So we can take that off the table. I'm not going to try to convince anyone

this isn't real anymore. I believe it's real. I believe it's real. I just believe, I

definitely believe that some people already absolutely knew what was going on. Oh, absolutely.

I think Ariana is one of them to be honest, but we'll get to that. Well, I don't think she

knew the extent, but I, when, when Katie, like the Katie stuff, like just, it just struck

me to my core because it was so awful and mean. And the gall, just to, just to like, just

to get this off my chest, the gall of Raquel, of Rachel, to, to talk about, to pretend like

she has a mental illness and had to go away from mental illness, awareness month or whatever.

And then to be the bully and the nightmare of a socio psychopath that she is, makes my

skin hurt. She's just terrible. And the fact that anybody was taken in by her, it's just

you're just wanting to cheer for Katie. She's like the, the person in a horror movie that

knows who the killer is and nobody will listen to them. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Okay. All right,

let's start. Let's just start. I did notice when they did like they did the, you know, at the

beginning of every episode, they kind of show you the end of the episode. So when Ariana and

Raquel were talking, like I swear Raquel's eyes are black. Is that a weird thing to notice? Her

eyes are like man's and black. I agree. You said I, I saw it. I was like something is very wrong

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