Or maybe it'll be you?
And while she didn't reveal which of the four new characters she went out for, Banks is probably trying out to be"Ami" — a drug addict stripper who hates her boyfriend, as well as someone who"talks shit,""can't read a room," and"can make a bad
situation worse."is searching for also include a"working class" good guy named Ray, a"mischievous""outsider" named Darian, and a 50-something year-old white woman named Serena,"who partied her whole life and attended every White Snake concert."
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