Elizabeth: "At least he doesn't chain smoke. Thank God. I mean, I smoke but it's not like that."

Jenna: "Yes. You're what I call a respectful smoker. You don't do it in the car. You don't do it in restaurants and you don't do it in the house. You try to be considerate of us that don't choose to partake in that habit."

Elizabeth: "Exactly. I'm disgusted by smokers who have to do it while people eat or gag everyone in the car out. Besides, it doesn't make any sense to hang your cigarette out the car window. It's a waste of perfectly good smoke."

They hear the hotel door close and the ice moving around as Seth is getting the stuff chilled.

Monique: "All right, our ice is here. Let's get this thing started."

They come out in their lounge pants and bare feet. Same shirts on, but the hoodie is left behind.

Dean: "Oooh, naked feet."

Elizabeth: "Very funny, Dean."

Dean: "No, I actually like sexy women's feet. You may put your boobs away and cover up your ass in lounge pants, but you're as good as flashing me naked skin here."

Seth: "All right, weirdy Mcweirderson, don't creep out the ladies."

Jenna: "Who said we were creeped out? It's not unusual to have a foot fetish."

Dean: "No. Not a foot fetish exactly because that would mean I liked all feet and not all feet are attractive. I only like sexy lady's feet."

Jenna: "Whatever you say, darling."

She did her best to mimic the exact tone he used when he called them "darling" out of habit.

Dean: "Wow, you adopt a funny little country accent when your drunk. It's cute."

Jenna: "No. That's how you sound when you call us darling."

Dean: "I don't sound country like that though."

Jenna: "Whatever you say.

Seth: "Ok. Let's get to this game you want to play, Nikki."

Monique: "All right. It's called "have you ever?" if you have you drink, if you haven't you don't."

Roman: "Ah, this is a classic dorm game. I used to play this all the time at Georgia Tech."

Seth: "So, you got pretty fucked up in college."

Roman: "Surprisingly enough, no. It was healthy. I didn't go out of my way to get drunk. I had to keep my grades up to stay on the team and stuff. I wanted to use my brain as well as my talents. If I ever got hurt and couldn't play football any more I had to have something to fall back on."

Seth: "I can see that. That's why I opened Black and the Brave for that reason right there. If something happens and it all goes away tomorrow I have to have something to fall back on."

Dean: "I never imagine what it would be like if I suddenly couldn't wrestle any more. It scares me to think like that. I believe in karma and what you put out comes back to you three times. So, I try to only send out positive stuff."

Monique: "That's all good in theory, but if it comes back three times, how are you supposed to ever make up for what you did?"

Dean: "That's between you and your karma. If you feel like it's crushing you fight it."

Jenna: "Wow, Dean Ambrose the spiritualist. I never saw that coming."

Dean: "I don't want to get into one of those talks. It never ends well with mixed company. I've been taught never to discuss sex, religion or politics and the concept of spirituality is sort of religious."

Roman: "Yeah. They are connected if you ask me. I was raised Catholic. So, spirit goes with the concept of religion as I was taught."

Seth: "Me too. But, I've also found that just because you're spiritual it doesn't necessarily mean you believe in a certain religion. There are a lot of people who believe in a higher power, but don't go to church or anything like that. They're more anti organized religion then anti God."

Monique: "True. See, I fall into that category. I'm not anti-God. I believe in God. I just don't like the concept of organized religion and most of the people who are really into church and preach and stuff are hypocrites behind closed doors. It's stupid to me. If you preach it you should practice it. If you think that a man of God shouldn't have a lot of stuff then why are you rolling around in a BMW while your church is falling down around you in shambles? That's the kind of stuff that makes me anti organized religion."

Seth: "That's just asshole people doing stupid stuff in the name of religion. That happens all the time. Look at the serial killers who say they do it for their beliefs or all the Holy wars. It's all assholes doing stupid stuff in the name of religion. They've been doing it since the beginning of time."