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The 3 different reactions to the end where Danny drives away is hilarious! Directors immediate burst into laughter, Lee shaking his head in disgust while Adorkable is just pissed off and has had enough. 😂 😂 😂

Junie got in Danny’s car because Danny had said he always keeps skittles in his car.

The problem with the idea of Danny trying to blame Amy is that Danny doesn’t know where she was and she might have an airtight alibi for her whereabouts.

Love your reactions, the ending literally has me in tears with one of you laughing and the rest just like wtf is going on

The cops were getting close so he didnt have time to go back and drop the child.

George should have not let Danny in the house that was a dumb move on his part, especially since he knew the truth

FINALLY YALL HAVE EVERYTHING PUT TOGETHER 💙 can’t wait for nexx season

now i can finally talk smack! Man when i saw this episode I was mad asf cause he literally is bothering Amy while she's dealing with her failed marriage. It all started again when he decided to use amy as a scapegoat because Paul was questioning the business. Paul went over there because Paul has always been the type to talk back, defend himself and be petty and Danny knows his brother. To me, he knew there was a possibility for paul to retaliate but just didnt care which is further proven in this episode when he's just deciding to frame amy instead of just taking the L and finding another illegal business or something. Physically assaulting George because he got caught too. I was rooting for his downfall since this episode because he started it and Amy doesnt even know.

@ 24:25 RockD "Stay in the car June" Me: "You sure about that?" Your reactions when June turned up in Danny's is gold 🤣🤣🤣.

George: 11:07 Also George: 24:00 🤦🏾‍♀️ You said you know *everything* so why would you let Danny back into your home? Also, wasn’t he the one who left Junie in the car by herself when Danny almost lit it on fire? 😂🤦🏾‍♀️

I don’t know if Paul would have supported the whole family. He seemed quite a bit selfish

First half of the show I thought Amy was the worst, but the second half Danny was the worse by far.

you guys' timing is perfect

That creepy ass lady reminded me of Viola Swamp from the Miss Nelson books, what I read when I was a kid😅😅😅

Danny is so 🗑 and very lonely which was probably his motivation for holding Paul back bc he's all he has

I just don't buy Paul as being all that smart. A lot of people seem to want to see him that way, because he IS likeable. He's only 3 years younger than Danny, and hasn't done shit with his life so far. Yes Danny fucked him over, especially the college apps, but really Paul is like 30 years old living rent free, playing video games all day. He deserves at least SOME blame for his own life. His plan is to 10x over and over until he's a millionaire...ya brilliant, why didn't I think of that? When Amy called him out on how it isn't that easy, he just lashes out and calls her a bitch. 1st episode he's bragging about dropping 2,000 on a chain, but can't afford lose his rent free status.

Your reactions at the end 😂

It pisses me off how crazy they meatride Amy. Both characters are equally bad and did a ton of messed up things.

YASSSSSSIR👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

At first, I thought Adorkable didn't realize that the cops had shown up to Amy's crib right after Danny left with June, but I didn't even think about the option of simply letting her out the truck a few houses down the street. But Lee is right, it's defs one of those Joe Goldberg situations where you root for the objectively bad action because you understand this character is in a tough situation trying to leverage their livelihood against getting caught and put in prison while trying not to hurt anyone in the process, even though you know someone will most likely get hurt because those types of things just continue to happen because of karma. It's what happens when people get too greedy and don't know when to take their losses. It also goes back to that speech that Amy did in Vegas, where she said "you can have it all", but you see how that mentality negatively affects her given how much she already had but still decided to sacrifice the well being of her family for more, and ofc how it negatively affects Danny for a multitude of obvious reasons. Even Paul suffers from that same mentality given that a consequence of it is not knowing how to efficiently move on after taking an L; Danny screwed Paul by seemingly preventing him from going to college, but you can't get so down and out to the point where your only actions afterwards are playing video games, partying, and drowning what little resources you have in cryptocurrency. This show is just full of characters that are on the grind for wealth and success, which is easy to relate to and sympathize with, especially when they're coming from the bottom still trying to reach the top or at least the middle (I don't like Amy for that reason), but either grind too hard or grind the wrong way.