We're recording everybody. Hello, hello. Hello, hello. Welcome to two black girls, one rose.

We're together. We'll uncover what we can learn about modern dating, love and

relationships from popular television. I'm Natasha and I'm just Dean and the

ultimatum is coming to a close. I'm sad. I'm sad. This was such a good

fucking season. It was so good. Well done. Well done, Netflix. Yeah,

applause all around. Yeah, just unexpectedly, just a really well done show. I

think well casted, I think, gave us a lot to talk about. It brought

representation to the queer community, gave us a lot to just like work on,

even with just like pronoun usage. Yeah, you all too, Netflix, put the pronouns

in there. I know. Well, this is learn for y'all. Yeah, damn. But yeah, but then also

just like a lot queer, queer community aside or queerness aside, just like modern

dating, yes, and relationships, yes, a lot to talk through and think through

and can resonate. I found myself kind of like flip flop and like, oh man,

yo, I feel you, but damn, grow up the fuck and I can't stand you, but damn, you

cried. I know, like, right? Me like really feeling for these people, which I

think, the show's successful when I'm really invested, you know, and not just

like, oh, this stupid reality show, whatever, it's faked, right, really fell for

these people. Yeah, yeah. So yeah, so we finished out the, I guess the final

decision day and reunion. Um, whatever your initial thoughts friend, what are

you excited to talk about this episode? Um, I initial thoughts I start with

those. Um, first of all, Mal, I don't know if I told you this, Mal, is

you're making? Oh, yes. Shout out to Mal. Okay, shout out to Mal. I didn't know

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