Picture It. Sicily

That is EXACTLY what popped into my head! Kristen Wiig as Kris! 🤣

Podcast, such hard work. Do eight hours on your feet, then go home and be a mom, then get back to me.

My sister in law had a similar experience growing up

The more Ramirez talks, the more insufferable they seem. I'm sorry, but they have become so unpleasant. Even when I agree with them, they just grate.

How has that home not gone up in flames yet? That looks like a photo you would show during a fire safety course, "How many fire hazards can you identify?"

She has such a high opinion of herself. Whiner.

Some people know all the angles to get what they want (grifters). For example, it wouldn't surprise me one bit if they cashed in on those PPL(?) loans during the pandemic. Would love to see them get busted for that. A couple of people have been busted for obtaining large sums under false pretenses.

She wants to be persecuted SOOOO BAD!!!!

It's criminal how Jill stunts these children.

I could totally see Janine's mom using that word to get her way with Janine growing up, making it a trigger in adulthood. Ps, we did a sleepover at Franklin Institute. Best trip ever. I was obsessed with the heart.

Little creepy of this executive looking through Quinta's school history trying to discredit her and paint her as a hypocrite.

Great episode. Love the conclusion to the charter arc. Loved everyone coming together to keep Abbot non charter. Just wanted to mention a quick bit that had me rolling. Melissa getting called out for stapling a note to a kid's jacket and blaming "Jacob" was amusing enough. The kicker was on rewatch. The scene before in the lounge had her holding a red stapler with intent. A plan was in place! 🤣 Just love this show!

Agreed. Though I absolutely understand Janine's feelings, I got no problem with Ayesha walking away. I think this storyline is really interesting. I like that the show is portraying it as neither is the bad guy. They both have their valid grievances and they're both being slightly unreasonable about certain aspects. It's very true to life to me. I do feel like we need to see their mom to really add perspective to why Ayesha and Janine are way they are. I imagine that will be quite illuminating.

Agreed. She's full of it as usual.

Oh Elsa, let it go already!