- [CT] (chuckles loudly)
- [Amber] Mm-hmm.
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- [Nadia] We've been together three years now.
- [Chloe] About a year and a bit.
- We've been together for almost three years.
- I'm scared.
- [Danny] Okay, here we go. Number 1.
- What are you going to choose?
What is Sophie's choice?
- Do you have a bigger board?
- [Bryonna] Is it a list?
- I just left like two things.
- Two things ... I just put down one.
- Oh, wait, I've got another one.
- I mean, you have a lot to get through, so ...
- I'll go first. I'll guess what yours are for me.
Just general OCD?
- You're not far off. - Yeah.
- My pet peeve is that you have so many pet peeves.
- (laughing)
- One thing that definitely bothers you is
I tend to interrupt when we're telling stories
or when we're hanging out with friends.
- That's true.
- (laughing)
- But that's not what I have written down.
- It's the point where I've tried to do everything right,
and then I did one more thing wrong,
and I'm like, "Stop telling me I did things wrong."
- Right, hang on.
You did some of the great job on something,
last night I told you that you did a good job,
picking out that fruit.
- Picking out broccoli?
- Yes!
- Oh, no. - Nadia's driving,
and her washing dishes.
- The way I wash dishes?
- Yeah, because you wash them, but you don't clean them.
- They are clean.
Can I vlog about this afterwards,
and send footage to prove that they're clean?
- We have talked about the fact, recently,
that I don't love children.
- Number 1: Hates babies/kids.
She doesn't care for them at all.
- Don't care for them.
Some of them are cute, I'm not saying
I hate all children, I'm not, like, a crazy person.
- Did you write
that I don't know how to make a bed?
- Nope.
- That I don't always lock the door at night after myself?
- No you've been doing good on that.
- Oh, that I don't wash the dishes good enough?
- Ding, ding, ding, ding!
- Yeah.
- Can't fully clean a dish.
- I've gotten this criticism, and so I have--
- From other people?
- No, from you.
I don't go around, washin' other girls' dishes.
- Better not.
- I dance a lot.
I was gonna put that, but then I thought
you'd get insulted, so I didn't put it.
He leaves his tissues everywhere,
because, for some reason,
he constantly has a snotty nose.
- Check this out.
- See? He knows he does it.
At least it's not dirty.
- No. I'm not a weirdo.
- I mean, I feel like everything's mostly around
me cleaning, like, not cleaning the cat's litter box,
not doing the dishes.
- So I did write down that she doesn't do dishes,
with a angry face, and lazy cleaner,
and then I said you criticize my driving,
which we talked about for a few minutes earlier.
I definitely did not anticipate how lazy you are.
- Gotcha.
- Number one, and it's underlined: socks.
Why are they everywhere?
- Oh, come on! - Everywhere!
- Why are your--
- We found a sock in the bed last night.
- But your house-shoes are, like, all over--
- Don't talk about my house-shoes on camera.
- (giggles mischievously)
- I thought I'd be worse at this, the guessing,
than you, because I tell you when I'm annoyed usually.
- I don't pay attention.
- Oh, that's not one either, but it should have been.
- I did good. - I nailed it.
- I didn't do well. - No, you didn't.
- I learned that we're both pretty good at
compromising and listening to each other.
- We both realized that we shouldn't
force stuff on each other.
- Yes.
- We do talk to a therapist about how we communicate,
and I think that it is so important, and I think
that everybody should really think about
how they're talking to their partner.
- Yeah.
- At the end of the day, we make a
really good team, this just kind reiterates that.
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