Hey everyone, welcome to Pinkshade with Aaron Martin. We are here at the beginning of a new season of 90 Day Fiancé Classic.

It is season 7. I cannot believe it. I've been here since the very beginning. Recapping this and writing on realityt.com

eventually talking about it on the Jenny McCarthy show, starting my own podcast two years ago and getting more and more entrenched in this show.

And now sometimes writing recaps on taste of reality, who I've partnered with in my podcast world as well. I mean 90 Day has been a journey for me.

Mary Painter, you ready for a new season? I'm so excited. And once again, we have controversial conflicting opinions. And so that's what makes it great.

Oh my god, we already love and hate different people.

We are here to fight with each other and have divided allegiances just as podcast co-hosts should.

We are not fighting. We are hearing each other's feelings.

We are listening. We are giving feedback. It's like in that movie Wine Country. Can I offer you some feedback?

I hear you and I understand you. I disagree with you. You're wrong.

And I'm right. All right, we're going to talk about love after lockup to you guys. We don't have a ton of notes on love after lockup this week,

but we will be recapping it. You know, like we always do is the second, not quite half of the episode, second 20 minutes or so of this episode.

Third 20 minutes. I don't know. You know what math is hard. Whatever.

You guys, but it has been such a cool time in our lives because we are just in the thick of getting ready for the Heybunky meetup on Friday night.

So this episode is coming out on Wednesday of this week. Our Bunky meetup is in Madison, Wisconsin on Friday night.

It is at Lucille, a restaurant in downtown Madison from 430 to 730. Now we will be there at 4 o'clock, but we have a private room reserved.

Woop, woop, got one this week. Thank goodness. That's so cool. The way you described it to me sounds so cool.

Well, this whole restaurant, Lucille, it's actually it was voted the most photogenic place in the whole state.

The most photogenic restaurant rather in the whole state because it is a beautiful, really cool-ass restaurant.

It's in an old bank like I've lived here since the bank existed.

And the room we have is called the lounge and it's underground in the old bank vault.

And we have a private bartender. We have couches. It's just going to be like full Bunky space.

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