I don't think you guys also realize the interracial aspect

that exists and like all of the shit that goes on.

It's like I get a lot of blowback that's like very racial,

obviously being in this position.

Like I was the first black person in this house

and then dating publicly, dating white guys publicly,

it's like a whole contraption that I don't think you guys even understand.

I can't even understand.

Hello, you guys. Welcome back to another episode here at everyone's business, but mine with me, Kara Berry.

We're talking Summer House. We're back with our friends in the Hamptons. Let's get into it because, well, I was right, but we'll move past that quickly, as we always do because it happens so often.

Anyway, everybody's in the living room.

Amanda suggests, how about we have a fun little game of like a truth or dare slash spin the bottle moment?

And when everybody sits down, Sierra looks over at West and says, are you drunk?

Are you sad? He says neither. Clearly, the answer to that is, yeah, on both ends.

So Amanda tries to tell everybody, oh, you know, there should be some kind of like separation of church and state between the single people and the coupled up people in the house.

And Ben's like, no, they shouldn't.

If you're going to play the game, you should play the game.

To which Jesse says, oh, here comes Ben wanting to kiss the married people again.

And here's the thing.

Like, I don't want to talk about this whole Ben versus Bailey discourse because it's honestly

deeply annoying.

But large point being made, two large points that are being made by

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