Two people clash over whether one of them flipped a table and actually listened to a child. One denies it happened; the other insists they need to take responsibility and truly hear what the child is saying.
Y'all really, y'all got me though.
I'm confused and I'm being sincere. Right. I'm confused. How do you think we got you? Because I've been trying to stay calm with you out there. You invited us to this party. You invited us to come and set the table. Right. And then you the one who flipped the table.
I flipped the table? Yes, ma'am. Karamo.
The fact that y'all started going off.
Right.
And the fact that you said you came here for a relationship, I gotta tell you, and it's just honest. Okay. You gotta be able to one day look at your own We all gotta take responsibility for our actions. Of course. Of course. In this moment, the responsibility of how this went was on you.
Wow. But I really did not do that.
I didn't tell you I wanted you to admit.
No, you said she wanted me to admit.
Yeah, and I didn't say that you had to. What I'm saying is that you have to at least be able to hear her. She's a child.
I heard her.
You didn't hear nothing. All you did was came out and started screaming at her.
I heard her. You came out here and started defending. Backstage, I heard her.
You heard her, but you didn't really hear her. You started defending immediately. You started defending. You started defending.