In this week’s episode of LAMDT, the title of the episode is particularly accurate; there was a whole lot of whining.
The Big Picture The episode begins with LaToya and Kristina still not coming to any kind of resolution during her “Shut Up and Pray” brunch. Was LaToya wrong for coming to her at that particular time to air her grievances? Yes. It was not the time because Kristina was hosting a whole event, and that’s where her focus should have been. But Kolby got LaToya all heated on the way there, so it happened the way it happened.
But the issues weren’t actually resolved, because now Kristina feels that she’s been lied on, and the math isn’t mathing. And everyone, outside of the Thompsons, seems to feel that way as well. There is a missing piece to this puzzle, and as a viewer, one could come up with a very simple theory that would make everything make sense. More on that theory later. For now, Brandon and Kristina are still upset because Anthony insists Brandon said he didn’t like Britni, and Brandon insists he didn’t.
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