Got to the last two that were in the On Demand section.
In the one with the political differences, Travis and Rachel were right that the offended girl should have done a sit-down and asked why her friend went the direction she did, listened, and then said why that choice disappointed her, and why she felt the way she did. I think they would have easily seen eye to eye afterward. Plus, the one who moved to LA said she didn't want her friend to feel like she had to be a certain way to have her friendship, but yet there she was, doing just that..... As an aside, no mater what side of the spectrum one is on, this is something sorely lacking in today's world - civil conversation and discussion. Lastly, I can't help but feel that her nervy asking the mother for an expensive loan, and being turned down, did have just a little to do with it, even if she said it didn't.
In the one with the girl who came from Spain...yeesh. Her ex was indeed using wrong terminology (she wasn't an addict - just had a high libido), and he was rightly called out on it, but dang, that girl was a lot of drama, and her ex was right about one thing - they were only 2 years apart but she was miles behind in maturity. He seemed a bit slacker-ish, with the pro poker player stuff, but I could easily see her being the kind who starts contacting him every few minutes if he's late getting somewhere, etc. He also seems the type who just goes along with something rather than speak up. Then it gets to be too much for him, and bang, he's trapped, and opts to bail rather than tell her it just isn't working out. Then again, he might have feared she'd go full-on stalker or something. Either way, they're better apart.
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