Hey guys, welcome back to insecurity. I am Chris Lowe and I'm Hey, friend. Hey, and we're diving right into season two episode three.

Let's do it because it's opening scene. I'm ready. It is because who is Issa hugged up with on the couch? None other than Luke James. Shout out to Luke James.

I said, well, bitch, if you've been a move forward and start a whole phase, this is one way to do it. That's how you said this all. Okay.

Okay. So Issa and Luke James are making out on the couch and she cannot stop cracking up every time he touches her in like a sensual way.

What was the deal with that? The giggles. You know, I don't, I think she was nervous and not ready to do it because he was so fine or

at first I thought it was, oh, you know, this is a weird touch. It's not Laurence's, but she should be past that. I mean, low key. I was like, you cheated and had a blast at the studio that

did. You did. No, you're so much fun. Oh, all the cows. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, blast. That's a great time. So that's how I was like, what happened in now with the nervousness? Right, with the nervous laughter,

but you know, they get the shirts off and you know, it's looking like they about to go edit, but Issa cannot stop cracking up and she calls it weird. And at that point, he's like, okay.

Yeah, she brought up something about his fingers being weird. Yeah, like your fingers feel weird and like you can stop laughing. She's like, okay, that's the last time.

So she just can't chill out and get into the moment. So they end things, you know, rather awkwardly, she puts her shirt on inside out I think.

And then chose him that she bought it from the swap me, which he didn't ask. He was like, okay, gives a shit where you bought it. What?

She tries to leave, but she goes to the bedroom. Oh, we didn't make it there. That's a complete.

And then when the camera pans back to him, he's just pointing at the door like that way. She's like, oh, I can't tell your finger. I can't.

This show keeps you cracking up. I cannot stop every scene. So I love this song that's playing. I didn't catch the name of the artist. I didn't Google it or anything.

But one of the lyrics is you turned to soft bitch solid. And I'm so yes.

And then it was like, I got real bitch.

I tried to to shazam it and nothing came up. So clearly this is an Indian artist we're going to get put on to hopefully we'll find out if he said somebody releases the playlist.

But she is heading out the door and she sees this massive stain still on the wall, you know, from the party. And she's she's looking at it like I'm going to do something about that.

One day, but she leaves the house and she sees a noise violation on her door. And then she looks around and everybody has a noise violation on their door. And to me, that was an instant red flag.

I said, uh oh, new management company and all of a sudden everybody's gentrification.

We know how that works with both the Marlon.

But the noise violations means eventually we can kick you out and then move rich white people in and triple the rent.

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