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Welcome to part two of the reality gaze.

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The eviction notice, I'm surprised there wasn't that there.

So anyway, while the landlady is,

Dorley is being like, where's the money? All of a sudden we hear a blood curdling scream. Like it is, there's an intruder somewhere, a knife, there was an accident, a knife accident, something terrible. And Zoe is, I'm not Zoe, but Taylor is like, she runs down the hall. And, you know, of course, Darley knows it's all bullshit. She's like, okay, you know what, by the way, this daughter in distress thing, yeah, it's getting kind of old. You can't pull this shit on me. Yeah, and this tells us what is this tell us. Like, if we're reading the text of this, what does it tell us that these two are fucking drama queens. And that this girl is always screaming in the apartment.

And she's still had a free four months.

And this lady is like, listen, I'm just going to tell you the nicest way I can as far as your excuses.

I don't care.

Like she sings it.

That's a great line.

That was the best.

Yeah.

So I like that. She actually, she sold. Dialogue might be a little wonky. Someone else, someone else as esteemed as this actress would not have been able to sell a line like that. But she did it. Yeah. I guarantee they did not say that she should sing that line and she made that choice

and it was so good

when she sang that

I was like this

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