Public Displays

Straight-laced Frank's quest to find the one "good girl" in all of Las Vegas officially begins. His background is explored within his childhood in conservative Pennsylvania. The group chooses a provocative assignment toeing the line between sex and profession. The crewmembers step up do to what Brynn considers the worst part of their job: promoting the party they're performing. An unlikely castmember winds up in the cloister of the confessional with a townie, and the real prude of the house is revealed. Brynn's indifference to the responsibilities of the group antagonize the rest of the cast. The idea of accountability is introduced.

In line with the global themes of "The Real World," adult topics of responsibility, work ethic, and admitting fault when appropriate are at the forefront of this episode.

This episode is relatable for anyone who ever rolled up buzzed to a job they hated.