picklekitten

I totally think that her eyebrows were tatoooed on based on the way the light reflected on her face. The reflection was the exact same for her skin as it was for the "eyebrows". If they were penciled in, it would have been duller there. Yes, I really studied this during the episode. What I didn't get, and maybe at 40 I'm just too old to know what the kids are up to these days, is that out of the millions of people that are on social media, that many people picked out this girl's pictures and used them for nefarious purposes. And she just happened to run into a "victim" randomly? Also, as was pointed out in the podcast and by cometcupid - why was there no exploration into reporting these as fake pages to facebook?

I laughed hysterically at the Caeser's Palace-esque, gigantic pediment with lavish Corinthian columns on the front of Neph's house. It was so hideous and a very poor design choice. Also, Neph's hair at the jewerly store looked like he was wearing a bike helmet. My husband thought he had higlights, but then determined that it was the reflection of the lights on his overly greased hair.

I also thought this was Brandon's bad haircut episode, but I guess he waited a little bit before doing his horrible, back to school hair cut. Way, way too short on the sides and too fluffy on top. It was painful to look at.

I think this episode should have been titled, "The trailer" for the amount of times she kept saying "my trailer". Was this ever an issue between her and Doug? They never showed them discussing it. And like a commenter said above, would we ever believe that if things didn't work out with Doug that she would just go back to her trailer in Dryden? Also, what was that outfit she was wearing on her way there? A hot pink sports bra with a mesh tank top over it? I was very distracted by her fashion choices.