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accordingly once in a relationship. Cali is no longer Ellen
she’s Oprah. She’s going to challenge these men to open up,
and reveal their story before she even thinks about a
relationship.
Cali plays Devil’s Advocate in order to make Stephen
comfortable. “What do you think about these title chasers?”
Stephen has no clue what she’s referring to, so Cali continues,
“Those girls that live to get a boyfriend, just so they can say
they have a boyfriend. If you were dating a girl who you
wanted to take it slow with but she was giving you lame ass
ultimatums, would you cave in order to shut her up? …I mean
it’s not like the title really means anything.” Stephen shakes
his head, claiming that he would never be with someone he
didn’t really want to be with and that no woman can force
anything on him. Cali retorts, “I mean if it was me with the
dick and Jhené Aiko was bae chasing, I’d tell her I would be
her white knight, fuck her, and then bounce.” Cali seems
serious, she is selling that her way is the smart way. At the
same time, she’s being totally understanding of a man’s right
to put sex first. Now it’s on Stephen to answer honestly
knowing that he has an out to be a dog. He could continue to
say that he wouldn’t compromise the title for sex, or he can be
peer pressured into saying, he’d fuck and run because it is just
a title. There is no right or wrong answer, only the truth that
will tell Cali about Stephen’s true character.
Stephen remains true to himself. He says the sex isn’t
worth giving someone the title. He takes the title seriously;
he’s not the type to call just any female his girlfriend. This is
the answer Cali was hoping for, and now that Stephen is
vulnerable, it’s time to go in for the kill. “Where did you go
wrong in your last relationship?” Cali needs to be giving out
cars to the audience, that’s how fucking Oprah she is right
now. It’s not about his ex-girl, how they met, how long it
lasted, or any generic question. It’s about the ultimate job
interview question most people struggle with: What are your
weaknesses. Stephen is exposed, and there is no way to retreat
with this line of questioning. She is not asking where his exgirlfriend
went wrong, the circumstances of the relationship
ending, or any outside forces involved. The only question is: