Picking Nits
Car attack; phone during sex; removed teeth; traceable purchases; yacht logistics; Kelly’s survival
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- The car attack and its potentially unscripted consequences prompt a nitpick and an alligator-death wish.
- Answering the phone during sex is disputed as a nitpick, with urgent family calls offered as a counterexample and personal anecdotes.
- Susie’s removed teeth and full smile at the ending are nitpicked; cosmetic dentistry and the elapsed time are counterarguments.
- Traceable purchases, yacht travel and Susie’s hiding place raise questions; shared offshore money and sailing rather than flying are offered as explanations.
- The hosts question whether Sam expected Ray to kill Kelly and whether leaving her alive would risk exposure.
- Leaving Kelly alive is judged implausible; Sam choosing Susie over wealthy Kelly is explained through shared outsider status and Susie’s blackmail, with disagreement.