Yeah, that's true that Audrey was actually pretty nice about the door. So much for the always "stoked" and zen, Jeremy. It was "solid wood," gasp! Pretty sure they can afford a new one. Didn't Zach even offer to fix it?
The editing just made it almost like Jeremy can be a little passive-aggressive. I like how he asserted things like Sully won't get cold in the garage because of his breed: he didn't consider something like the door, but didn't make Tori feel better when something happened. Personally, I'd want to do more to reassure my new SIL, especially since she wanted to check and double-check Sully visiting, and if I said, "yes." I think I'd try a little harder than Jer.
I mostly chalk it up to Jeremy's way of not exactly knowing how to talk to others in many ways, but he ultimately tries to accommodate. It's funny how Matt was saying in the preview show how things come more easily to Jeremy compared to Zach, and he didn't mean just physicality.
Um, because Zach is more introverted, and Jeremy is a cross-between charismatic charmer and zen bro? (Man bun and a PNW hipster wardrobe and all, lol.) That kind of attitude irks me, and it is further annoying when people buy it as such a guy has a gift. Not that Jer is a bad guy at all, but I've never bought that kind of facade from anyone who has it.
And I also like Zach and Tori better. They seem more genuine and truly happy together. I think they'll have a really good marriage, whereas I wouldn't be surprised if Jeremy and Audrey get divorced down the line.
Totally my sentiments. I just keep picturing a possible "Amy and Matt" split with them but much sooner than 29 years. I gotta wonder how the seemingly perpetual "chill" Jer stands some of Audrey's grating tones. Maybe it's just coming across more nagging than it really is. I still haven't gotten much of a read on them.
I obviously hope I'm wrong, but it just seems like a lot of picking at Jeremy, and that chill-attitude can only last so long. Even when Zach and Tori disagree, they seem to communicate better and are just more connected; more genuine. I'm seeing a lack of "soulmates" with Jeremy and Audrey; almost like they're playing house.
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Katiedidd
9 years ago
Geez, that was super long!
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Teri313
9 years ago
What I didn't understand is why the girls didn't stop him from scratching the door. That would have made a lot of noise, and they were just right on the other side of it. I have a dog with separation anxiety, to the point where she will follow me to the bathroom and stand outside on her back legs frantically scratching the door. (Yes, it's a big drag - for both her and me.) Anyway, she makes a lot of noise, and she's just a 12 lb poodle.
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Silver_Bullets
9 years ago
What I didn't understand is why the girls didn't stop him from scratching the door. That would have made a lot of noise, and they were just right on the other side of it.
I got the impression that Sully scratched the door while the four of them were out and Sully had been locked alone in the garage. I thought they discovered the damage when they all returned. Maybe I'm seeing things.🤔
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maya-912-366050
9 years ago
The guys went out alone for coffee. The girls were in the kitchen cooking breakfast when they guys were gone.
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Silver_Bullets
9 years ago
The guys went out alone for coffee. The girls were in the kitchen cooking breakfast when they guys were gone.
Ok that makes me think that Sully scratching the door was drama manufactured for the show. Like Teri said if the girls were cooking in the kitchen then they would have heard Sully whining and scratching the door. I think it was a staged incident.
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