46-2 star and only 41 star rating. Out of 4,000. Out of four. I'm so confused because I thought that the TripAdvisor had the dots. I thought that we've we've bickered about this before. There's no stars. There's dots. It is dots. Nick's referring to dots. I am. I am. This is very old person thing of me, but yeah. Now I just want to ask you to, do you think that it was important for me to do that?

No.

I think there's a number of sticklers out there for detail we're detailed

effort we don't want to end up in I apologize to you and you don't don't apologize to me I agree

with it if I ever do that again we should should take the punishment up a notch.

Whip me, hit me.

I'm not kidding.

Some folks are born made to wave the flag.

Ooh, they're red, white, and blue.

And when the bandwaves hail to the chief, who that want the candidate you.

Hi, hello.

Welcome to another brand spanking new episode of another Bachelor podcast.

My name's Dylan.

I'm settling up next to you, my buddy, Real Nicholas Davis.

What's going on, everybody?

Patrick, the producer of the podcast, is over there behind the glass.

Hey, everybody.

Guys, it's a big week. Traveling to enchanting, often horrifying lands. But we'll get there. Enchanting until you step on a leftover landmine. Seriously, I mean, there's bouncing betty's all over the place. Tripwires. Nightmares. We'll get into it. This really should be the episode where you're doing a phone call with your father, but I feel like the moment has passed. Well, I, you know, I had a conversation with him about his time as a youth spent in the jungles of this land that we'll visit tonight. And

he had plenty of horrifying stories to tell me. Don't, that's interesting, because when you look

at Vietnam and its wonderful culture and kind people, do you view it from a different lens knowing your father used as a weapon of the American military war machine and leveled this fucking place?

Well, you know, unwitting as a young man, he went over to those, that network of trees and blood.

And he kind of looked around and saw the corporate interest

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