He checks off the boxes in all the other areas, so forget the,
you know, physical attraction.
That'll grow.
I have been in a relationship where that has grown later.
And it was, like, one of the best relationships I had.
And it wasn't someone that I initially
had a physical spark with.
And so our biggest struggle has been physical chemistry.
But I mean, I don't think there's, like, a secret sauce
to physical chemistry.
You can't be like, well, I'm going to do this.
Like, we actually have kissed several times.
Yeah, but I mean, I think--
Maybe you need more kissing.
Maybe that'll really--
Let us-- let us work on it.
We're working on it.
I like where you're headed.
But, I mean, the physical component--
typically, the girls that I have dated are very athletic,
slender. [chime]
[bomb]
So, I mean, that's just the type of mold that I'm attracted to.
[harsh tone]
[intense music]
DOMYNIQUE: My jaw is on the floor.
I'm in shock right now.
Read the room right now.
You are sitting in a room with curvy women.
Like, what the hell, bro?
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
So-- and, like, she said she doesn't like redheads.
So--
Here we are.
CLINT: So here we are.
NICOLE: How are you feeling after his gross comments?
Yeah, well, I'm glad that you guys--
Very gross.
I'm glad that you guys picked up on it.
Disgusting, honestly.
I was just trying not to react yesterday.
I saw that.
DOMYNIQUE: You're amazing.
You handled it amazingly.
I would have stabbed him in the throat.
So well.
I was like-- because I would've been like, OK, enough.
But I never expected to hear that [bleep]..
Yeah, you probably don't vocalize it.
My soul left my body.
Girl, it was an out-of-body experience.
You don't vocalize it in front of your wife, people,
and also in front of five curvaceous, beautiful women.
We were offended for you.
And a little selfishly, I was offended.
There is a collective feeling of [vomit imitation]
because his comments were so, not only offensive to Gina
and so grossly inaccurate, they were
offensive to every woman out there with a real,
natural body.
So [vomit imitation], Clint.
You're a dick.
Just to clear the air, like, my waist is a 26.
You have a banging body.
GINA: I'm definitely slender and also very athletic.
So that was kind of a hit.
Last night, I just was like, I'm just going to table this.
And then I honestly woke up kind of fuming about it.
Not even just for me.
And I was like, what about everyone else that--
I'm in the business of empowering women.
Like, that's literally what I do.
I own a hair salon.
I'm in the business of making women
feel beautiful and confident in their own skin.
Are you willing to work on it?
Or should we just--
GINA: I mean, we definitely have to talk about it.
There's no way. JASMINE: You just tabled it.
We can't just be like, hey, got to go.
Talk to you never.
I don't want you to have to give up
on what could be something great because this is such
a big snafu in the beginning.
Maybe the other dudes talk some sense into--
Maybe they'll--
I hope so.
[hawaiian upbeat music]
- Hi there. - How's it going?
Good. How are you?
Good.
Had a good talk with the boys.
Yeah?
Cool, cool.
Yeah, what about you and the girls?
It was good.
It was a good talk.
I don't know if you noticed I've been a little quiet today.
Yeah.
I didn't want to bring it up last night.
I'm the type of person that needs to process and table.
As far as yesterday, I was just pretty offended by the comment
about the weight thing.
Right, but you actually preluded to that.
And we're kind of the opposite as far as,
like, what we're attracted to.
Yeah, but there's a difference when you say
someone's not slender enough.
I didn't even say slender enough.
You did say slender.
I'm used to people that are slender
and that are a little bit more athletic is what you said.
You don't know how much I work out.
Like, that's not the same thing.
That's what I'm saying-- eye color,
hair color-- all of that.
And I've been very open.
My ex-boyfriend was a ginger.
He had a bright red beard.
I grew an attraction to him.
Do you think the term ginger is offensive to anybody?
No, not really.
You're going to exonerate yourself of saying,
I don't think there's any problem
with saying he's a ginger.
That's totally fine.
I specialize in red hair, Clint.
What does that mean you specialize in it?
That means I work on redheads all the time.
But you don't like redheads.
And they call themselves that.
You don't think that that's an offensive term
to somebody that's OF light skin and light hair.
As a hair stylist, no, but I'm very
sorry if that offended you.
I'm sorry.
No, I've never been told it's offensive and I do hair.
It's definitely an offensive term.
And that's what they request.
Anyhow, I did not mean to offend you.
That was not my intent.
I was just defining past relationships and who
I typically gravitate to.
It was not to offend you at all.
I was just benchmark--
Well, it didn't just offend me.
It offended everyone that was in the room.
But that wasn't my intent.
Oh, I'm just stating the facts.
My intent was for people to know that I'm
an honest, upfront person.
OK, well--
And I'm not trying to besmirch anybody.
That's totally fine.
And my-- what I need is someone that can read a room.
And if you can't read a room and know why discussing something
like weight would offend everyone
in the room, especially when there's four
other women with curves--
and it was visibly rude to everyone in the room,
because the girls actually brought it up today
and asked how I was feeling about it.
Interesting.
Yeah.
I'm sorry you feel that way.
I'm just trying to be honest of, like, who I typically date.
And it has no fault to you at all.
So you think by--
We didn't match each other.
--when an entire room is physically uncomfortable
by that statement, you still don't see anything wrong with
that, with saying you don't like someone's weight
or that you're not physically attracted--
You're trying to position it.
And that's not what had happened.
Well, if you feel no--
you feel like you've said nothing wrong,
I honestly don't think there's anything left
to say in this conversation.
I think it's best for us, for the duration of this honeymoon,
to just spend some time apart.
[intense music]
I expected a little more.
At least some remorse into what he was saying.
I feel like I'm learning that Clint's the type of person
that will talk at you.
I mean, it's a huge red flag for me.
I'm done.
Yeah, thank you.
You should be done.
You should be done--
Have a good day.
--because she's got no leg to stand on.
What an unfortunate turn of events.
- No, no, no. - What a shame.
I'm not doing this all day.
Unreal.
Tries to turn the tide, so when you lose,
you default to having to walk away.
That's adult. That is how adults act.
She didn't want to have a civilized conversation.
She wants to be cantankerous.
This has been a game for her.
She's tried to actually do the blame game on me,
and I think she's looking for an out.
All of a sudden, you're going to villainize me at the peril
of making yourself look good.
So is there redemption here?
It's hard to say, but this is making me think.
[intense music]