>You see Al and Earn with all of these white people who can't
>relate and aren't really interested in trying to connect with
>them.
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>Add to that, there's that vibe that Earn calls out where the
>black people there seem.....iono decorative or something like
>that. There's a token black employee and there's a kid
>rapping on a table in the board room similar to those videos
>of rappers like Bobby Shmurda and Ugly God.....modern-day
>minstrelsy? As someone else already noted, this felt like the
>silent auction scene from Get Out.
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>And the scene's point becomes obvious when that white guy from
>the radio station in S1 is an employee there.....because of
>course a white dude who uses the N-Word flippantly would be
>there somewhere.
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>SN: Two episodes in, I think I'm starting to grasp why this
>season is called Robbin' Season. Perhaps the point of this
>season isn't so much on the narrative but on the feeling of
>having something taken. So far we have actual robberies and
>scenes where people think they have something only to be
>disappointed when they don't.
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