Welcome back to another episode of Talking Lamar. On this episode, I'm talking about a documentary

I watched about a woman who thought she had the perfect marriage with the perfect husband,

but boy, was she wrong. What are you talking about? What are you talking about? Sorry, I forgot

what I was talking about. What are you talking about? I am talking to you. That's just what I was talking about.

It's talking Lamar.

Today on this podcast, we're going to have a discussion about a three-part documentary that Carla and I watched on Hulu.

It's called Betrayal, The Perfect Husband.

And we watched it, and I just can't get over how the whole thing paned out.

I just couldn't get it out of my head.

And I want to warn you up front, if you're planning to watch this documentary,

and I encourage you to do so because it's great, this is not a review, but it's a discussion.

So if you want to watch it first and catch this podcast later, that's not a problem. But you have now been warned.

The lady's name was Jennifer Fasian, and she attended Barry College in Georgia, right outside of Rome,

and she was studying communications. And she met this guy,

Spencer Heron, who was a senior, and he managed the school's TV station. He was handsome,

he was outgoing, he was very popular on campus. There was an immediate attraction between them,

and they started dating. So he was a very attentive, loving boyfriend. He passed her notes in the hall every day. She still had a big

notebook when they did its documentary. She still got the big notebook with every note saved in it.

They were madly in love, and it was the perfect relationship.

But no matter how great it was, when he graduated a year early, I mean, he graduated, he was a senior, so he graduated a year early, she still had a year to go.

And she did the most level-headed and grown-up thing I can think of.

She talked to him.

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