'Floribama Shore': Jeremiah feels no one has his back as all stay mum when Gus makes him pay for an entire menu

Jeremiah and Gus have not been in good terms for a while now and their situation is not getting any better
Jeremiah (MTV)
Jeremiah (MTV)

Jeremiah and Gus grew apart ever since the two got into an argument and today's episode made Jeremiah feel like he was not being supported by his friends. It all started when everyone decided to go out and have a fun time playing some games. The cast ended up playing a game of dodgeball and the bet was placed for the loser team to cook for the winner's team.

Team one consisted of Mattie, Jeremiah, Codi, and Candace, while team two had Nilsa, Gus, and Kirk.

Nilsa's team won which made Gus change the plans about the bet as he asked the loser team to pay for the winning team's dinner. Once they arrived at the sushi bar, Nilsa stated that the girls will be taking care of her tab while Codi said he would take care of Kirk's.

This left Jeremiah to take care of Gus' tab. While he did not have a problem doing that, things changed when he realized that Gus had ordered multiple items. Everyone on the table was left shocked. However, no one said anything which gave Gus the freedom to order whatever he wanted. 

Jeremiah left irritated and decided to walk out for a while. Speaking to the camera he confessed that he felt like no one had his back. He added that everyone spoke about standing up against petty things but didn't do the same when the situation was created by Gus. While the rest of the crew was inside talking to Gus, one person who thought that Gus was being unreasonable was Mattie. 

Mattie decided to talk to Jeremiah about what happened. While the two could feel a spark between them, Mattie revealed that she understood where Jeremiah was coming from and did not want him to feel left out or abandoned. Thanks to Mattie, Jeremiah was able to get back to the table but that did not change anything between Gus and him.

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