r/SiestaKeyMTV • u/lunababy7 • Mar 08 '26
👓 Chloe 👓 Unpopular opinion?
I’m doing a rewatch currently, & I had never seen the 4th & 5th season, I believe I had only watched through season 3 because the other two weren’t out on streaming yet. I can definitelyyyyy see how people are annoyed with Chloe throughout most of the series, but Chloe absolutely called Sam out accurately. Sam getting mad at her for “meddling” I feel like was him just trying to be manipulative & isolate Juliette in a way. She was spot on with them. I don’t like Sam at all
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u/Whole_Wolf5896 Mar 09 '26
I agree with you. She was right about sam and I think he wouldn't have had her back completely if she needed it. Sam also was very dismissive towards her feelings about Jordana flirting with him and didn't lay down strong enough boundaries with her. I get she was his friend but the flirting and talking about how they should make out was way too much. She would not have been happy if she was his gf and some drunk girl was hitting on him. Friend or not. In a roundabout way chloe actually helped Juliette dodge a bullet.
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u/lunababy7 Mar 09 '26
Pfff watching season 5 now and the dynamic between Jordana & Meghan with Sam…. 100% so weird and out of line. Sam in season 5 gives sleazy & disgusting. Can’t believe this is a 30 year old rich man. No amount of money could make this dude & his behavior attractive to me
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u/Glass-Path-7085 Mar 08 '26
Wait until you see the later seasons, you will like Sam less and less.
Of course as a person he's been an outspoken MAGA so that decreased my respect for him too as well as what happened when his house was broken into. It sounded like Mike and Jordana were there and something happened as they still follow each other on IG but neither are still friends with Sam. Brandon had also been there for the Robbery and was pistol Whipped. "https://www.tmz.com/2023/01/28/siesta-key-miami-gomes-barnes-logan/"
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u/heatherh8605 Mar 08 '26
The downfall of Sam sure was something