Kudos to her for her honesty. She didn't have to tell on herself and he never would have known. Her action showed that she loved him enough to be honest.

I thought the same about him wanting her to leave. They've been through too much for him to make that decision. I too feel that she's good for him and that they're good together. Hopefully he'll have a change of heart.

So far, even with his mental health limitations...he does fairly well as a father and husband.

His daily life skills and problem solving needs a lot of work though. I can't believe Ray gave him the bar and his first idea is to bring in video playing machines. It's a bar Bunchy...not an arcade! Can't wait to see how that turns out.

@Nubyan said:

So far, even with his mental health limitations...he does fairly well as a father and husband.

Thank you for pointing this out. It's easy to get lost in the disappointment with Bunchy. It's frustrating because I want to like him. Your observation is a welcome oasis.

His daily life skills and problem solving needs a lot of work though. I can't believe Ray gave him the bar and his first idea is to bring in video playing machines. It's a bar Bunchy...not an arcade! Can't wait to see how that turns out.

The spectrum of street bars in NY is pretty narrow in terms of ambiance (from what I see in TV and film as I have only been in JFK airport) so maybe a barcade is inspired. But truthfully, it feels like yet another bad judgement.

@Horus Mazinga said:

The spectrum of street bars in NY is pretty narrow in terms of ambiance (from what I see in TV and film as I have only been in JFK airport) so maybe a barcade is inspired. But truthfully, it feels like yet another bad judgement.

Except for the fact that they're in CA.

That particular locale seems like the clientele would appreciate a more upscale and mature adult environment. I personally wouldn't want to have to deal with listening to arcade type noise...ringing bells and people screaming about their high score or some other arcade related noise and activity.

That's a beautiful looking bar...outside and in.

I hope Bunchy doesn't f*uck it up! I hope that his love for Abby and memory of her helps him tame his overzealous ideas.

@Horus Mazinga said:

Thank you for pointing this out. It's easy to get lost in the disappointment with Bunchy. It's frustrating because I want to like him . Your observation is a welcome oasis.

I so agree with this

Every single time I start to like him again he does something beyond stupid - like walking in the fast food joint with all that money- I came so close to changing the channel .

@ScorpionQ2 said:

Every single time I start to like him again he does something beyond stupid - like walking in the fast food joint with all that money- I came so close to changing the channel .

That decision was bat shit crazy and donkey shit stupid.

Anyone watching could see the cluster fuck about to unfold in front of our eyes.

Millions of dollars in a diaper bag?! And he stops to place a fast food order. Bunchy, Bunchy, Bunchy. SMH.

Why Bunchy didn't have that money in a bank and earning buku interest is another question? I guess a diaper bag in the back of a closet is his idea of safe and sound. The interest on a million dollars is a nice chunk of change.

No insurance if money happens to go up in flames is the better way according to Bunchy. SMH some more. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

@Nubyan ,

When they made a point of the babysitter (when she caught Bunchy getting it out of the closet ) ogling all the money and looking at him like she was thinking what a freakin' idiot - I knew something was going to happen to it.

@ScorpionQ2 said:

@Nubyan ,

When they made a point of the babysitter (when she caught Bunchy getting it out of the closet ) ogling all the money and looking at him like she was thinking what a freakin' idiot - I knew something was going to happen to it.

I actually thought that she was going to end up stealing it some how.