I've seen the first 10 episodes, and while the 9th one, Law and Order, is especially frustrating and facepalm-y, I was just as frustrated at the 10th episode when Greg and Paul meet the guy on the road who's like a traveling salesman or something, with his van full of goods. I couldn't believe that they gave him directions right to where they were living! After everything that they have been through so far, you'd think they would start to be uber-cautious when meeting new people and not give them directions exactly where they live. I was wondering why they just didn't meet him at a neutral location, buy his goods, and then bring them back to their place after the guy left. It just didn't make any sense to me to lead him right to your very nice castle-like abode. And of course this horrible decision ends up costing them. I can understand at first being a little too trustworthy and being burned by it, that's a little more understandable, but they've all been through the ringer and you'd think with experience they'd know better than to do what they did. And then even when they let him in the house, they leave him alone in a room for a while, totally trusting that he's just a nice guy. I couldn't understand it one bit, if you have a stranger in your house do you just leave him alone and not keep an eye on him? It just seems like totally wrong behavior. Even in the "normal world" right now I wouldn't do that. ![Um... :umm: :umm:](/forum/styles/cass/smilies/umm.gif)
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