Girls on 'Girls': Real-Life Brooklynite Nayomi Wouldn't Have Gone On That Hike Either Real NYC women react to Sunday's premiere: 'I nearly did that whole 'sit and curl into fetal position with cell phone thing.'

Love it or hate it, HBO's "Girls" is the series that people just can't stop talking about. Pop-culture critics have their weekly platforms, but we thought we'd pass the mic to those we feel are most qualified to comment: the women of NYC themselves, of course.
Every week, we'll be checking in with New York City women to see what they thought of the latest installment of "Girls," and whether they think of themselves as ... girls. (Are we really, as Shoshanna insisted in the first season, the ladies?)
Season three kicked off Sunday night, and Nayomi Reghay, a 29-year-old comedian who lives in Brooklyn's Bed Stuy neighborhood was watching. She gave us a piece of her mind about hiking, hotel sex banishment and girl-on-girl verbal crime in coffee shops.