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I am Bob Guinea, of course, without Trista Sutter, nay, Wren, on this particular interview.

But I am so excited because I have a guy here who is super funny on the Golden Bachelor at

some of the moment we got to see on this season of Bachelor in Paradise as well.

And I can't wait to find out what he has been

up to since leaving the beach. So please join me and welcoming Jack Lincione. Thanks for being here, Jack.

Hey, thanks for having me. It's a pleasure to be here. Oh, absolutely. You are a fun guy. The energy

you bring is just contagious. And I can tell you as a viewer I appreciate it.

Well, thank you very much. You know what? I had a ball on the show. I didn't hang around

as long as I wanted to, but stuff happens. Either way, either way. You know, it does happen.

Oh, it does. And speaking of which, I mean, let's get right into it, right? I think one of the things that happened on there, what was going through your mind when you decided, you know what? Shoot or shoot? And I'm shooting my shot. I'm going to go kiss April. Because one of the things that I loved was, you know, when we kind of cut away from the romantic interlude and you're like, hey,

uh, I threw some tongue.

I went for it.

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