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all about the cheatments, Vinnie and Morgan's relationship, what she saw in the house, what her

thoughts are around it, her L Woods moment of the mic drop, her incredible speeches that I think

won her the game, and a bunch

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Okay, so we were just saying you're not a social media marketing manager.

No. Which I was like, my advice to people when they go on reality TV is usually,

don't try and be somebody you're not. But in your case, I'm like, it actually was such an Lwood's mic drop moment. Like the whole thing was so perfect how you did that. But my question is, how did you keep that up the whole time? Because that's harder than anything in itself. Oh, it was hard. Oh, it was hard. I had to constantly, I mean, dumbing myself down, which I've heard they showed that moment on the camera. Yes, yes. Because I don't remember what the conversation was, but I remember I was having to act so dumb it hurt. Yes. And I walked into the rhyme and I was like, it's exhausting. This is exhausting trying to keep this up. I was trying to keep up. I was trying to remember I had like a social media marketing internship in undergrad. Okay. It was at this place called like B Social Talent Agency. Okay. And so I was trying to channel all of that energy. I actually worked with some like Bachelor people. I remember. Yeah, I worked like on a Becca Tilly like on her blog and stuff.

Yeah, I mean this is when I was like,

Becca is literally coming over to my house in like five days. No way. Oh my gosh. Well, Becca, she worked on your blog like five years ago. That's amazing. But yeah, so I was trying to channel that energy and just remember the topics and trying to remember like, oh, brand events, but there were some questions I couldn't answer.

And I was like, would people ask you something and that you would just have to bullshit your way through? Oh, I would have to BS my way.

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