If there's one rule about communal living, it's that everyone should pick up after themselves.
That's a rule Craig Conover doesn't seem to grasp in E! News' exclusive sneak peek at Winter House's Oct. 20 episode, as he refuses to help the rest of the cast clean up the mess from their party in the season two premiere.
"34 years old and I make plenty of money—I'm not cleaning the f--ing house,"Craig tells the group. And after a failed attempt to convince his co-star Luke Gulbranson to do his cleaning for him, Kyle Cooke has had enough of Craig's complaining and walks out of the room with several others.
"Craigy," Kyle jokes in a confessional. "Every grown-ass adult should be capable of cleaning up after themselves."
Craig's behavior comes as no surprise to cast member Kory Keefer, who says in a confessional, "This is the same Craig I've known since college. I don't think Craig means to come off as an a--hole, but his delivery is always wrong."
Downstairs in the kitchen, Luke notes that while every cast member has "different views, different opinions [and] different values," it's not a valid excuse for refusing to clean. And of course, Craig disagrees.
"Luke, you can't say s--t like, 'We all come from different backgrounds,'" Craig states, "my dad owns a cleaning company."
Craig dives further into his argument, adding, "I came from nothing. My family worked its ass off, and now, I work my ass off to make my own money, so I don't have to do things I don't like to do."
But for Luke and others, that doesn't change the fact that he should "just pick up after yourself."
Will Craig cave in and lend a helping hand? Tune in to find out.
Winter House airs Thursdays at 9 p.m. on Bravo. Catch up on past episodes streaming now on Peacock.
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