Bitch. Is that better? It's bitch better?

Is bitch better? Is bitch better?

Hey, bitches. Here's part two. Enjoy.

My... Okay.

When I first watched...

No, I'm watched...

When I first watched the episode in my reality roundup, I was like, I'm not sold on Pinky?

And I was like, I'm going to give it more episodes. And now I have, we're what, three episodes in? Something like that. And I'm still not sold on her.

And the thing is, she has all of the stories. She has all of the plot lines and all of the things.

And she's showing her life. And I was trying to

figure out what the problem is. Pinky is heavy. Pinky is carrying a burden she doesn't need to carry

because she says in every line she wants to remind us that, oh, like, you know, I'm representing,

you know, black women in business. I i'm representing this i have to do this

i don't want to feel people i have to help the community i i i i and it's almost reminiscent just a

little of ebony with new york where it's like allow you to have fun and be a housewife you don't have

to come as a representative of a lot of things. And I guess with

the timing of everything going on with her and I know she feels shame about it, but she's taking

us on that journey, which, you know, I'm kind of watching for fun. So I get it that this can happen,

but I don't have the capacity to go through this journey with her.

So it's not going with me.

And then on the second part, when she is having fun,

she's doing that rookie year thing they do where you go for a vet.

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