Lillith

Oh I don't think it's tough love.

Still eating "some" carbs. Uh-huh. But hey, I hear she's engaged!

Mystery solved, he is a feeder.

She met him a MONTH ago and they're up to the "wiping her" stage? Oh this should be good.

Evenin' fellow Pounders! My eating habit tonight was lemon herb chicken breast and steamed spinach. That was on de diet. Followed by three mallowmars. Those were NOT on de diet.

I would love to know the actual story about the ex and the custody issue. Because I suspect he's glossing over quite a bit.

Yep, douche chills. And so the excuses begins. All this work and he won't move to Houston to get the surgery.

Color me shocked.

How many concussions did this man have? Super morbidly obese, no job, lives in his parents' basement and he thinks he's getting custody of his kids? It sounds like he barely sees them as it is.

If I have to, I have to?? Did he never watch this show??

I know! And that's one reason I can't wait to see it.

I know it's still early in the show but Mike's overall demeanor gives me douche chills.

So he's stopping every two hours to eat enough food for five people?

That's a lot of frahed rahce! RIP James K.

This is why parents who don't encourage their kids to diversify their talents do them a disservice. Poor guy only thinks he's good at one thing and without it he's lost.

Happy Thankgiving Pounders! And we're off with a HUGE fast food order!

This sequel has mostly re-inforced my opinion of my watch of the first season. None of these are good, likeable people. But out off all of them, Carol is the most maligned. I think she knows what happened to Don but I don't think she was involved, or as involed as his family wants to believe. And didn't his assistant also get in trouble for embezzlement? I think Carol is kind of a sociopath it's just that when compared to the rest of the sociopaths in this series she's the least awful. A low bar granted.

If it was at any point during the pandemic car rental places sold off most of their fleets to stay afloat, U-haul may have done the same. And also lots of people were moving for economic reasons.

I have to say they seem to actually like one another and be fairly decent people. This is confusing me, I'm not used to that from this show.

That confused me for a minute too, they're in Tucson.

Hi Pounders! I missed you all. My eating habit was a Popeye's chicken sandwich. That is NOT on de diet. My cable box picked now as the time to reboot. Probably because I almost never use it.

So I binged this yesterday and my goodness I have thoughts. So many thoughts. I am not the demographic for LuLaRoe, I'm a Gen-Xer who lives in NYC. I also for a time got them mixed up with Lululemon because of the whole leggings thing. It's always astonishing that educated women who all seemed to be in their 30's (or at least late 20s) never had the realization that if something sounds too good to be true, it's because it is. I felt a lot of empathy because I was a struggling single mom who started her own business. But it was an industry I had a lot of experience in and was under the umbrella of a large established company. My main thought in watching all of these women who were higher up in the food chain was: "Don't they have accountants??" Like the first thing you're supposed to do is get a reliable accountant/fiancial planner. Not only did that one woman not save a dime, she likely did not put anything aside for taxes etc. Clearly her husband had major reservations but at no point did she have an adult conversation with him from the sound of it. Such a total lack of common sense and lack of backbone. Acting like she was forced to spend that money. DeAnn and Mark are such shallow phonies. And boy are the boys who were intervied and shown in the depositions smarmy, smug jerks. I'll be honest I'd rather you be a mean jerk because at least that's honest. But these phony "caring" types who claim moral high ground and concern for families really irk me. And more lack of sense. You're business is exploding and you pull in family to put in major positions they have no clue about. Nothing wrong with them wanting their kids to have the opportunity but not bringing in anyone with actual expertise is simply boneheaded. Especially since Mark is such a self proclaimed brilliant entrepreneur. I thought it was a really well done documentary. And they even could have wrung another episode out of it. And yes it has to be added, those are the ugliest clothes I have ever seen. And I was a kid during the 70's and a teen in the 80's.

Guess nobody is watching this still? Too bad it's really a great show.

"Two big cities with Alabama in the middle." - James Carville

She actually does look like she's lost a bit. Maybe holding a job and not hinging her existance on A-A-Ron will be good for her.