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In today's show, Molly's all about the details.
>> All the juicy details.
>> Lisa thinks it's super irresponsible.
>> I think it's super irresponsible.
>> Sheena says it's not true.
>> Oh, that's not true.
>> Stig reveals the source of his brain power.
>> Sometimes we think we're >> a viva deflates.
>> Okay.
>> Elise shows her true colors.
>> Write myself a check from my trust fund every month.
>> Van prick plums the depths of depravity.
>> Yes. All this and more right here on the Lord Lucan channel.
Hello and welcome to Lord Lucan. It's time for the final part of part two of the before the 90day tell.
Good day, salute and buzz deers to you.
Big loves to those who subscribed you beautiful people. And hiki21 to the lords and ladies of the Lucan manor.
Well then, Meti Pua, we've made it.
We're at the end of this season's tell all.
>> How did we get to this point?
>> I have no idea. Valium and titty tape held it together mostly. Josh brought his own stash of coping mechanism by the looks of it. So, strap yourself in because this one is a lot. And do please excuse the slight change in outfits. I had a wee bit of a sound issue. And before I had time to re-record it, I put my other things in the wash. But hey, it might look like a cool magic trick like this. And we're picking up from where we left off with Forest being mortified by his mother's interest in his >> looking >> with Sheena.
>> Nasty sexual.
>> And the cast members established that perhaps this might be a teeny weeny bit of an overstep. An overstep. Blimey.
I've seen smaller oversteps at the pole vault at the Overshare Olympics.
What did Forest make of it?
>> It may come across as nasty sexual. Oh, she's in his business.
>> Yep.
>> Oh, yes. Yes. I supposed to add something to that, aren't I? Um, sure.
Um, did you know that squids have donut shaped brains? There you go.
>> The lube and stuff.
>> That was like, "Oh, I care about you."
>> Oh, yes. Nothing says I love you more than a few gallons of lube. Well, in that case, P. Diddy must have been a really loving kind of guy. Maybe Molly's got a pocket full of rofies and a secret camera, too. And I think that Mama Diddy is looking slightly more dodgy than she did a minute ago.
>> It's like a matter of fact type thing.
It's like I don't want all the juicy details.
>> Who even calls it that when you're talking about your child? Juicy details.
Well, if the details were that juicy, they wouldn't have needed the lube. But no, this is your son. All the details that you need when he's coming and going from from from the house. I mean, not uh you know. Anyway, this has gotten very weird very quickly, hasn't it? Bird Molly the passion mangler puts it down to a good old-fashioned bit of mother lovering.
>> Just Okay. Yes. No. Fine. Good. Do you need any guidance?
>> I think we've all had enough of your guidance. Thank you very much. It's like the cornhub guide to parenting. Some people might get the talk about the birds and the bees, whereas Forest here, he got the talk about the lube and the jimmies. But there is one guy in the cast who's suddenly quite interested.
>> I love that lady there. I love her.
She's she's >> Well, we all know who's going to slip into her DMs after the end of the show.
Careful now, Molly. You might find yourself still traditionally married.
Slightly worrying though that he said that she's really a mother. That might tell us a thing or two about his mother lovering upbringing. And so, we all have a good old laugh about it.
>> Don't try and marry her now.
A bit of a sense of humor fail there from Lisa. She's probably going to have to check into hospital now with a serious case of butt hurt hemorrhage.
Strange though how she didn't need to seek medical attention for those pants of hers being on fire. But does Molly the Moocha actually support Forest and Sheen?
>> I support their relationship. I do as long as >> they do exactly what you want.
>> Long as >> you can ask about the Nookie Nookie.
>> Long as >> your forearm and as thick as your wrist.
But Sheena doesn't lie.
>> Ah, yes. Lie. Yeah. Yes. That's exactly what I was going to say next. She's always on Sheena's back for that. So, it'll be good to actually see what it is that she thinks that Sheena has or hasn't done wrong. So, let's get to judging the mentalism, shall we?
>> Do you still feel >> cold and leathery?
>> Feel >> mildly wrinkled?
>> Feel >> nauseous from with the talk about Forest's love life?
>> Like Sheena lies to you?
>> Yes. Ah, yes. Lie. Lie. Yes, I knew that. That was what I was going to say next, but from what we've seen, she's just a bit of a sweetie, isn't she? Or am I missing something? Now, I know that most of you learned people in the comments could probably tell me. You guys are very good when it comes to this sort of thing. And while you're there, perhaps leave a little like and subscribe if you haven't done already.
But hey, if you're feeling frisky, why not chuck a little hype my way, too? So, anyway, what does Molly the Moocha put it down to? She's very deceptive. She's very manipulative.
>> And of course, her biggest complaint is that Gina is super sketchy about whether or not she gives her family money anymore.
>> I don't know how to explain this to him that it's culturally for me to have it to help my family.
>> One of the things that I dislike about Molly is that she's unwilling to see past her own culture. If she could, then she might be able to see that it's partially about China's culture and not greed. As I said before, giving money to your family isn't stealing. It's Filipino. Their culture looks after each other, and other cultures prioritize independence.
>> Yes, >> but Molly's not having it. Even when Sheena explains that there's an expectation for her to send money to the family, but as of recently, that expectation has dropped. Molly still keeps pounding her fists.
>> What Molly? What money?
>> Okay, you going to start crying now, Sheena?
>> Oh my Oh, >> that's bullying.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah. Yeah. step away from Machina.
Total bully behavior. She sees a weakness. Than just tries to bury her nails deeper into her soft underbelly.
Though from an objective point of view, could she be using the tears as a defense mechanism? Or is she all just soft and squishy and a little bit sensitive? Or well, there comes a moment when Sheena says her parents don't ask her for money anymore, but Molly says she knows otherwise.
>> Molly, who told you that?
Forest.
>> Uh, yes.
>> Oh dear. Forest has gone and landed butt first in the middle. So, did Sheena lie?
Did she say that they won't ask anymore?
Or did she say that they didn't ask for money recently? Well, as they say in England, she was telling big old porcupines.
>> So, your your family hasn't been asking you for money?
>> No, no more. My parents, they didn't ask me for the money anymore. This whole part reminds me of the film Labyrinth where Hogle gives Sarah the poison peach or when Conor McGregor for Mayweather or in dangerous liaison when Vikal development has to repeat the line it's beyond my control. It's beyond my control >> because that [ __ ] the Marquis of Metra boo wants to prove her power over him and every time he says it the mask slips strips away another layer of his charm and the act destroys the audience's opinion of him and ultimately the relationship with the woman that he loves. LIAR.
LIAR.
>> I found Sheena a lot like Hoggle, McGregor, and Vic Count in a way. I liked them. I thought they might be one of the redeeming features of the story.
I wanted them to prevail. But they each get taken apart by a stronger force, just like Sheena. Sheena came across like one of the good ones. Flawed, sure, but I wanted her to win. And then the stronger force comes along, Molly. Boo.
And you start to feel that bite of disappointment.
>> Okay. But they've asked.
>> But Sheena, you just said they have not asked for money.
>> Mhm.
>> No, >> I did try to rationalize it and save Sheena in my mind by thinking in Filipino life, they have a thing called utangal lube lube, which is a quiet debt of gratitude they tend to pay to their families. So when Sheena lied, I thought, well, maybe it's not deceit, maybe it's diplomacy. She's trying to honor her family, defend their independence, and survive a conversation that's turned into a public execution.
Maybe she was trying to balance pride, respect, and survival. But I guess I just have to face it. She did just lie.
>> But you don't have to lie.
>> Look how smug she is. She wanted to come on here and make Sheena look like a liar. And she's kind of just gone and done that. Does that make Sheena a master manipulator and an evil deceiver?
In my little opinion, it makes Molly look like a complete ass for taking such pleasure in making the woman who her son loves so clearly look silly.
>> I feel like Sheena feels intimidated by Molly.
>> She'd much rather have her little moment to make herself look less like a Schnidy bat than to let her son bask in the love of another woman. I feel sorry for Forest. He's grown up with this bitter and manipulative fossil who doesn't have a clue about boundaries. No wonder the poor boy's got troubles navigating the world.
>> I love her and I care about her and I want what's best for her. And she loves Forest. I know she loves him.
>> Did you hear how hard it was for her to put those words together? And the cast are like a in the background. And >> she loves Forest. I know she loves him.
>> No. No. Not a She's just playing the game. But at the same time, I have to concede that she was deceptive. Then I think that her next line tells us a lot about why she lied. Molly gives her perspective on Sheena's life.
>> You're working all these hours, then they just give all the money to your brother.
>> No, that's not true.
>> It is totally true. There's those little clusters of body language, then go and give her away. She does try to mask it with a little bit of the crying tone in her voice.
>> Oh, that's not true.
>> But it's the body which talks the loudest. Like we saw with Faith in one of my previous videos, it's a cluster of body language that gives away the deception. And of course, it's not just one thing that we look for. For example, her ey line when she's saying the lie as opposed to her ey line when she's recalling the truth. So that would be one indication, but really we need a cluster of these things to establish whether or not it's a lie. You know, like stroking or pacifying her leg with the looking away and possibly this re-anchoring of her feet. Now that sadly looks like a cluster of deception to me.
>> I started this thinking Molly was the problem and now I switched to thinking Sheena is the problem.
>> Agreeing with Elise too.
>> Hang on there. So because she's in a massively complicated diplomatic pitfall then let's face it. She's not doing herself any favors by lying and tried to bend the truth to fit everybody's expectations. So we've now just forgotten about Molly. Did we just forget that she's manipulative, deceptive, too? Or did Molly just score a victory in the love politics? But I think there's something about Sheena's brother that we're not getting the complete truth about.
>> Are your parents helping your brother?
>> My brother?
>> Are you getting that? The brother?
>> My brother?
>> Now I could be wrong. I am quite often.
But what if the brother is trouble?
Legal problems, maybe. Drug problems, maybe. And she's stuck trying to help her parents sort his ass out. But you just can't say, "Yeah, my brother's a real piece of work." And it breaks my heart to see my parents deal with it alone. So I choose to help, but I also choose not to tell you about it because I don't want you to look down on me for having a criminal or a drug addict in my family.
>> She was trying to please us both at the same time.
>> See, I don't think she's necessarily a bad person, just kind of an immature person and goes about things in the wrong way. It's such a shame that she felt the need to bed the truth. Nana does unfortunately reveal that you may choose saying what you want to hear over saying what you need to hear, but I don't think that's villainy. I think it's vulnerability. She's trying to survive a moment that's bigger than her under the glare of people that would rather see us stumble than understand her. But truth shouldn't be bent to fit a person. But sometimes people bend themselves to fit the truth that they think that others will accept. And that's where empathy should step in. Not to excuse but to understand. I feel like it's in Sheena's nature to to not be honest all the time.
>> All right, coming. We're not taking that from you, son. How many contract fraud and small claims cases have you been in due to your honesty? Yeah. Yeah. So, how about a little bit of shut up and a bit less judge Judy? And with that, the segment comes to an end.
>> Molly, thank you so much. I know this has been very difficult for you, but >> No, it hasn't. see enjoyed every moment of exposing Sheena. But what do you think my delightful view on? Am I stuck defending Sheena because I want to see the best in her? Do you think that I've missed the point? Do you think that Forest and Sheena are just two people who are mostly clueless about the world and are learning by making mistakes? Or is he just a total liar and Molly is misunderstood? Or are Molly and Sheena just as bad as each other?
>> All right, now it is time to focus on Aviva and Stig. But before we do, let's check in with Joshua and see if he needs a top up. Josh, Josh, you okay, Josh? I guess he's on a bit of a comedown now.
Ah, that's better up. So, in this section, Sean gets straight to the baby talk and how they were quite happy to think about kids so quickly and how that might not be the most responsible thing to be doing.
>> I agree it was irresponsible, but I don't know. When you when you love somebody, you love somebody.
>> Why do some people say it like that?
like they're the first people to ever fall in love. Love? What's that? And I guess I should mention the dre. I've seen a lot of people give her a bunch of stick about it. It does look like it's clinging on for dear life. It kind of looks like she's got one of those gym tops on backwards, but it doesn't offend me personally. I prefer something a little bit more elegant, you know, on other people obviously, but ultimately I don't really care. And to be honest, this whole bit was quite boring anyway.
Forest got in there, though.
>> I'm pretty I'm pretty sure Stig was sleeping around with other people.
>> Nope.
>> Oh. Forest, I'm pretty sure.
>> Yeah, go Forest. I like it when he gets his opinions out. I am still having trouble processing all that knuckle shuffling business he was going on about the other day, though.
>> Me and my hand. I'm sorry. We're going to have to break up.
>> Why did I bring that back up? Bird, having heard what we did from his mom. I think we all know why he was quite so open about it. Makes you wonder, though.
When he found that, was his mother all, "Hi, Forest. Here's a box of Kleenex.
Let me know if you need any guidance.
Yeah. Yeah. I I do apologize, but I've got to drop that tone way down there today, haven't I? Well, I'm guessing those who didn't like it have probably checked out of the video by now. Oh well, it's just us cool kids left here now. Thank you for your most excellent comments, by the way. I do love to read what you have to say. It genuinely means a lot to me. We've built this little matter of ours from love and silliness.
Then, I couldn't have done it without you. Anyway, I suppose I better finish this 90-day business. So, we get a flashback to when Stig proposed to Aviva.
>> That's huge.
>> That's what she said.
Anyway, so the whole Stig and Aviva bit goes like this. They were both hanging around with members of the opposite sex.
Neither of them answered each other's calls. Stig got mad because he's super insecure.
>> Well, I don't agree with you, so that's that.
>> Probably because he was allegedly bamming his ex Vicki. really gets me high.
>> Yeah. Was all suspicious that she might be doing the same thing. Josh then blew his kiss. That's probably got about 90% purity. Then Attorney General Forest jumps in to cross-examine the evidence.
>> You know where where's where's your defense that you weren't meeting up with other women.
>> Yeah, I love an episode of Judge Forest.
He should get his own show. He's not shy, is he? Maybe it's his mom rubbing off on him.
I'm not going to make a joke out of that. But luckily they call her Viva's aunt springing to the stand.
>> So the girl from the video you were with her.
>> Now yes Vicky. Apparently Spring alleges that during a concert stick sung the song Vicki to the person Vicki then took her home for the night.
>> But we don't know if that's the truth or nothing but the truth.
>> Um from what I can see you know. Um, oh, someone someone's got to woke up Josh again that he nearly had something to say at last. Go on, Josh. Um, you got this. Um, nearly nearly gone. Um, never mind. Also to approach the witness stand is Aviva's other auntie, Corinth. And she has a thought, too. Although, unlike Josh, has made sense. Didn't have a big old sigh in the middle and wasn't fueled by Colombia's finest.
>> I'm trying to figure out if you're the one trying to get clout. Are you trying to move to the States so you get better music opportunities?
>> Yes, indeed. I think that's one that a lot of people have considered too because if there's one thing that the US is short of, there's reality TV cast members who want to be rappers. And what does Stigory do? Think of that.
>> I've been doing this since I was 16 years old in Bise. Upcoming artist.
>> Yeah. Yeah. You're nearly 30. Then if you not made it in the last 14 years, I'd say you were less up and coming and more came and went. He's mediocre at best. Just another rapper imitating the last Just another rapper. Dan Corinth has another theory in this never seen before clip.
>> She's just too deep in the blue hole.
>> In the what?
>> In the blue hole.
>> Wow. That'll that'll make your eyes water. Bird stick doesn't discriminate apparently. Whether it's blue, green.
Well, that's uh uh that's not nice. Hold on. Let me let me just let me just reword this bit. Whether it's blue, check it, or plaid. Ha. See, that's better for Stig. Benny Holio is a golio and he's got quite the top score.
>> I know for a fact that he has more than one girl pregnant right now.
>> Oh, what?
>> I know, right? Stiglets everywhere. What do you think about that, Josh? Josh, are you okay? Someone get the narcan? I think he's Oh, no. No. He breathed. He breathed. We're all good.
>> He was messing with my friend and he told my friend about the girl. He also said that there could be another girl that was pregnant. So what do you think view? Is it all just rumors or is Stig the daddy? Well, Aviva is not convinced.
So they take a break and Aviva has a little tissue malfunction. Her tissue didn't manage to stay together either.
Then we get to see two men very awkwardly sharing a very small space.
>> I really wanted to, you know, throw myself at at Stig. Probably the only person who hasn't by the sounds of it.
Good times. So, while Burkin the Merkin has a quick vape, Forest gets backed into a corner by Lisa. Somebody rescue Forest quick. Poor thing though. His mom's holding his hand and Lisa is talking his face off. That's got to be crazy over stimulating for him.
>> Noy Forest.
>> Yeah, I see that.
>> That there, that's why we love Forest.
My god, what do I do?
>> Right then, back to the studio and it's time for our next couple. One of the pair is a guy with nice hair and long legs, and the other one's Joshua. It's Elise and Joshua.
>> All right, Elise and Joshua, it is your turn.
>> Cool. Rack them up, Josh. Don't be shy.
Get out the old Colombian digy doo. So, the bigish news here is that Alisa and Joshua are back together again. Again.
And Joshua has sorted his life out a bit.
>> He got a new job, a better job with a salary. He's not living with the girl Nat anymore.
>> Well, it looks like it's all looking up for these two. New place, new job, no more sugar mama. They've even gone and solidified their relationship with the ultimate sign of commitment, tattooing their names on each other.
>> Okay. Well, >> and mine is Thank you.
>> Good job, Josh.
>> Just above all the other names she's had removed. Good job. So, the topic of conversation comes round to Josh's friend Chris. And Shaer asks if the boys might have been a little bit too close.
>> I mean, where I'm from, like, it's not normal for two dudes that are grown ass men to live together.
>> No, I don't know. I'm sure there's plenty of guys who like other men a lot over there, too. But Joshua is a totally changed man. He's even um ah um what was it you did the other day, Josh?
>> Josh, tell him what you just did the other day.
>> What did I do the other day?
>> Mhm.
>> Really?
>> Yeah. No clue. Allow me to remind you, Joshy Poo. He bought her a ticket to Aussie Land, a place that the Elise calls a third world country because they had a slightly wobbly toilet. Now, this ticket is a one-way ticket. So, she's planning on saying, "Well, she is right now. Let's see if she still wants to after this."
>> Hi.
>> Hi. Hey, look. It's Nat, the totally not sugar mama woman. So, our first subject is that infamous bar scene. And surely asked Nat if she's got any regrets about calling Alisa psycho.
>> Pretty funny when we look back at it.
>> Josh looks like he's in trouble now.
Stop smiling, Josh. making it worse. If looks could melt an LCD screen, he's going to pay for that later on. But you can't beat a bit of good old Aussie bluntness.
>> You stood by calling her psycho.
>> Yeah, the behavior was erratic. So, at the time, it was warranted.
>> Right. Now, Josh, man talk. You know how you did a pretty piss poor job of standing up for her the other day when Zed went and totally called her a man?
Well, now's your chance to make up for it and make your woman proud. Okay, so time to pluck up some balls and defend her. You don't have to mean it, but you've already got your first strike from laughing at her a minute ago.
>> I want to know what Josh has to say to that.
>> Josh, you're pretty quiet, so why don't you speak?
>> Strike two.
>> Maybe he'll be able to make it through this segment, but that'll be walk to first base. Then we get to money and Elise is complaining that Josh only paid for a meal when it was her birthday because Elise, as I went into in another video, has a rather rich daddy.
>> My dad's money is not money that I can spend on Josh and I.
>> Yeah, it's her money, Josh, not yours.
Her money is her money. There she makes it pretty damn clear that her money is not for him. So then, Elise, what amazing hard work did you have to do for your money?
>> But my dad supports me. Like sometimes I just, you know, write myself a check from my trust fund every month.
>> Ah yes, Elise is a trust fund baby.
Who'd have thought it, huh? And now watch all the fake materialistic clingons suddenly like Elise more because they now know she's got a bunch of money. Now first to show their true colors is Laura.
>> Is absolutely mind-blowing to me that Josh's friends would have the audacity to say that she's not good enough for him.
>> What? She's so good for him because she's got cash. I've seen paddling pools with more depth than you. That is such an indication of how she is.
>> Strike.
>> She's wealthy, therefore she's better.
Oh, right. Yes, I see. So, it's got nothing to do with the content of your character. It's the content of your bank account that you did absolutely nothing to earn except get born, which apparently makes you such an amazing person. Laura, that's not fair. So, you're basing it on money?
>> Absolutely. What a worthless human being. I didn't like Laura that much to begin with, but now she's going to expose herself as a shallow, meaningless ignorant Ramos. No wonder her choices consist of a balding flower and some random Turk. Go on then, Laura. Try and backtrack on that little nugget.
>> No, I'm not basing that solely on money.
Josh is the one not stable, living in different places.
>> So, it's not just about money. It's about money and housing. Well, that's all right then, isn't it? If anything, having a bunch of money you did absolutely nothing to earn means you're more likely to be a soulless [ __ ] to me.
>> My dad has a financial chokeold on me.
Like, I have to do everything right in my dad's eyes to keep the money.
>> See, her dad uses his wealth to make her do whatever he wants her to do. And she's just like, "Yeah, keep the checks coming so I can pretend to sell real estate and instead just hang around taking selfies and bikinis all day long." Ah, basking my narcissism. Okay, Josh wasn't exactly straight with her.
So, that doesn't do a great deal for his character. But to live a world where cash is king, and who can throw the money the furthest wins is just a sick manipulation tactic. And Elise is happy to play along for an easy life of unearned treats.
>> At least you're not losing your trust fund moving across the world, though, are you?
>> I hope to God not.
>> Yeah, because you'd hate to lose any money, but something as trivial as love.
I mean, love can't pay for Botox, you know? Love doesn't buy you fake boobs and an expressionless face.
>> Would you be willing to give that up to be with Josh?
>> Oh, now there's a question. Good job, Lisa.
She said something worthwhile hearing at last. Great question, though. So, Elise, would you give up your money to be with Josh? Well, >> baby, I love you.
>> That's a no. Wow. This segment has really shown us how some people are deep down, isn't it? And you know what though? Money doesn't buy you real life, real love, or real people.
>> Didn't hear you defend a lease when they're kind of going back and saying, "Yeah, that was psycho in that moment."
>> Oh, piss off, you shallow moose. So, you think it wasn't a bit psycho to start wailing and screaming at people in a bar? That's totally rational behavior, is it? Nah, he didn't do a great job. We give you that, but maybe you found it hard defending psycho. I think Lisa should go back to her ugly ass man and get a life. Anyway, enough of these people. They're going to make me vomit.
And in the break, Elise has much more to say.
>> Weird. She's calling me psychotic. He's just like, "Yeah, that was psychotic. I was expecting more.
>> MORE MORE."
>> Like having morals that aren't interchangeable and valueless. The things that you're willing to change for the person who pays your bills and pulls your strings. Like the relationship with your dad. Do as I say or I'll cut you off. Yeah, that just shows that Josh has what we call in the business integrity.
And integrity, as I said before, is your legacy.
>> I I feel like they're on the right path, releasing Joshua.
>> Really? Did Did you fall asleep during that last part? Because you damn she's having a text argument with him. Yeah.
Yeah. Note to self, never ask Prick for relationship opinions. In fact, just think whatever the opposite of what he thinks is. Speaking of which, >> well, it is time to put Rick and Trisha in the hot seat.
>> All righty then. We're on the home straight now, ladies and gentlemen. It's been a long one. So, well done for staying with me. Can I get you a drink?
You've really put in the time here today. And thank you for still being here with me. So, one last couple.
You've got this. Are you ready? So, we go straight in for the big question.
Trish's baby. To whom?
>> It's someone that I met two months after Rick. Not in relationship with this guy anymore.
>> Rick does seem quite hurt by not being their father. Then I'm going to cut him some slack on that particular part. Why?
If you've ever wondered who the three are that I give love to at the end of my videos are, well, two of the three are my kids and the third is symbolic of absent friends. One of whom was a daughter that I lost some years ago, the hands of an evil person. So, in a very small way, I can relate to Rick's pain.
Anyway, Trish's baby. And what about Prick? Has he been dating? You bet your bum is. And how long did it take him to find a woman? Bell on his way to the local bar the very next night after they split up.
>> Saw a beautiful young lady eating chicken.
Javon's in trouble for laughing now, too. I bet she blames the alpha male podcast for that, too. No, no, your man's just a dick. I think Forest is going to be the only guy not in the doghouse by the end of this. Well, Rick lives in the doghouse, so you know, it's not much change there. brief time after you and Trish broke up and before you said goodbye at the airport, you met another woman and had sex.
>> Oh, yep. He's got the extended tendency.
Bloody hellfire. Rick Preington. This guy though, he's prolific. I'll give him that. But he's just so stupid with it.
He was even still trying to get back with Trisha.
>> Okay, I'm not promising you anything, but okay, we will work on it.
So, was the allimportant Colombian lady, the one he wouldn't block Patricia, also on the scene at the same time? There's just so many bodies in Rick's crime scene. It looks like a Jonestown Kool-Aid party.
>> Wait a minute. What?
>> And Emma's like, "Damn, I need to raise my game, but it doesn't end there. Of course, not only did Brick pretty much instantly move on, but >> but uh we took a trip to Hong Kong."
>> Oh, so you guys >> Which is supposed to be my birthday trip?
>> Yes. Whoops. But as usual, we get to find out that it's six of one and half a dozen of another. As when Prick was treating the new woman for a delightful trip around Hong Kong, Trisha was having her itinerary filled, too.
>> I was with the guy, the baby daddy.
>> Okay, so it's not like as bad.
>> No, no, it's exactly that bad. Two wrongs really aren't making a right. Two wrongs are making a prick in a pregnancy. Then there we get another very telling answer to a pretty straightforward question. Who here thinks Rick moves on really fast?
>> Good question. Let's take a look at the wide shot and see what they think. Well, on this side we got Laura Forest and Elise Green as does Javon and Moody Pants. Burkin the Murkin and Sheena.
Joshua is probably busy on the old nose flute and missed the question. And on this side is just prick and aviva. And Trisha of course put her hand up earlier. Looks like Lisa's staring into his eyes though, isn't she? Maybe considering a man closer to home. Yeah.
is like, "You only had one in 5 months, amateur. Hold my beard while I get my calendar out."
>> I have a fear of being alone. I I'm trying to find my wife. Nila on the sympathy scale. And may I suggest that in order to find a wife, you first need to be husband material. The only material that Rick seems to know is latex. Well, you know, let's hope so. We don't need a load of pricks running about the place. One is certainly enough.
>> Speaking of big mistakes, let's talk about one Rick made in the bedroom. Oh, did he get in the old blue hole by mistake? Well, in some ways it's kind of worse than that. Now, you may recall that Trisha tends to have um you know, lady explosions and so prick and his infinite wisdom decides to furnish the room accordingly.
>> Oh my god.
>> This is why they call her a splash pad.
>> But wait, wait. If you thought the insensitivity was bordering on monumental, well, it gets worse. that if you thought that perhaps he bought this thing for this particular moment. Hang on a second. Brace yourself.
>> It's a used pad.
>> Oh, Rick.
>> Whoa. There are no bounds to the ability of this man to make seriously questionable decisions. I guess it's wipeable though. But did he wipe his?
Could you trust Rick to be the kind of conscientious lover that might have done that? Yeah, he have used it with his ex.
>> Call him Dar.
>> Holy crapathon Batman. He told her about that too. That thing seemed more DNA than Jurassic Park. So, not only was Trisha not the only woman to be wowed by his lady shower curtain, but do you think she was even the second? Well, you know, she's probably not the last.
>> So, let's talk about this woman.
>> Good idea, Shorty. Let's move on swiftly, shall we? Then if like me you thought we might have reached rock bottom with the old icky pricky pants.
Well >> Rick went back to her after 5 days.
>> I mean what is wrong with this guy? Not only did he find another woman the day after his split with the most important True Champ who apparently meant so much to him. Birdie also went back to Colombia girl just 5 days later. I >> I didn't go at that time.
>> Oh, you didn't go in that 5 days?
>> I just booked it for a future date.
Well, well, that's all right then, isn't it? It was only his mind that was in Colombia. Not him and his nasty plastic sheeting. Then all the time he was working his way through the Madagascan lady supply, he was also trying to make amends with Trisha.
>> Date were you back to talking with Trish?
>> We were back to talking.
>> Really, I really don't know what to say about this man anymore, I think. Okay, looks like we've reached the deep end of the depth of his depravity. Surely, it can't get any worse. Uh well, you know, somehow it does.
>> You were lying on the bed with me when you pick up her call and texting her like >> because I didn't want her to keep calling.
>> This really is a test of my commentary.
You know how many different ways can you express disbelief and how this guy goes about doing life stuff because as soon as you think you got it, oh, there comes a thing.
>> What? So, why would you care? She's your ex though and we were lying in the same bed.
>> Was that with or without the horror sheet? And have you and Trisha had any conversations about getting back together?
>> Yes, we have.
>> See what I mean? It's like constant waves of craziness. Then in the end, you just think, "All right, I'm going to lay down my own moisture mind up and let the waves just crash around me until it all blows over." And what do you even say?
It's just a mound of poop. Which all the time keeps getting stacked higher and higher with more poop. It's a pooparama.
that. Then he says that he's waiting for Trisha to make a decision as to whether or not she wants him to visit her.
>> Trisha, how do you feel about that? Do you want him to come?
>> Could have phrased that better given the topic of conversation. Last man that did gave you a baby. So, you know, >> I would take him back.
>> And why is that, Emma?
>> But of course, Emma said that she would.
She's super duper amazing at making great decisions in life. But what about when Shawn puts it to the whole cast?
Okay, who thinks there is a future for this relationship?
>> You see this answer here? This one here.
This is why these people are on the show and still haven't found love yet. I think it would have been better if she'd have phrased the question as put up your hands if you're relationally challenged and have absolutely no idea how to avoid a toxic relationship. So, there's seven hands up here. And when they were asked if he moves on too quickly, there were eight hands. So, of the 16 people that we see here, about half of them thought that moving on within 24 hours was totally fine, and that Rick's relationship looks like it's got potential. Wow. Just let's just wow that one, shall we?
>> Well, that is all the time we have on Before the 90 Days, the couples tell all.
>> Ah, thank goodness for that. This has been exhausting. Just crazy after crazy.
There was a point there when I thought this would never end, but we've made it.
ladies and gentlemen's I'm sure no one else has got anything bizarre to say.
>> I thought today went really, really well. I got your sparkles all over me, bro.
>> I'm not even going to go there. So, it's all over. Well, there was this one bit where Emma decided to confront Elise about Rob the Knob, but you know what?
I'm I'm done. I don't care about Rob and wherever he's choosing to stick his knob. So, I'm going to give Forest the last word on the matter.
>> So, uh that's some crazy ass going on here. You know, my dear viewer, money can buy comfort, but it doesn't buy character. It can't buy peace. Or the kind of love that sticks around when the lights go out. Real life, the messy, honest, unfiltered kind, is earned through truth, not transactions.
Learning to speak that truth even when it trembles, is how we grow. And sometimes, like in Molly and Forest's case, loving someone means letting them go. Not because they're unworthy, but because you both deserve the space to be who you're meant to be. Legacy isn't the applause or the headlines. It's the quiet echo of how you treated people when no one was watching. It's the truth that you stood by even when it cost you your comfort. It's the respect that outlives the moment. Integrity is what turns life into a story worth remembering. Not for shine, but for substance. So, if you're watching this tonight, remember your value isn't measured by what you own, but in what you give, what you learn, and how you love. You are worth the best in life.
Then if anyone tells you otherwise, smile, straighten your crown, and remind them that the manor doesn't do discounts or dignity. Thank you so much for joining me here at the manup. It is, as always, a huge pleasure to have you here with me. Let's do it again sometime, shall we? So, if you like what I do, then please do like, subscribe, check out one of these little beauties, and until I see you again, stay beautiful, love to three, and you take care of yourself.
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