I'm Claire Fallon and I'm Emma Gray and this is Love to See It, an obsessively detailed

recap podcast about the bachelor and other pop culture that makes us laugh, cry and curse

the patriarchy. We can't live with these shows and we can't live without them, but we

can break down every juicy moment and unpack all the weird messages these shows send us

about love, sex and dating.

Welcome to Love to See It, a podcast about being from Minnesota, either in reality if

you're Michelle and Joe or just like for the sake of COVID protocols just for this week.

That means it's hometowns week for Michelle's final four, but they'll all actually be taking

place in her hometown. We'll be visiting three pretend hometowns meeting three red-headed

moms wild and watching Michelle effortlessly win over four families. She's like the

most charming person ever. Who could resist her? I can't resist her. Certainly none of these

families can resist her. It's just the two of us this week for a cozy post Thanksgiving

holiday recap just the family. It's family week. Let's get going. We start by the Stone

Arch Bridge in Minneapolis. Yes, I did a little bit more googling this episode, a little

more location googling. Tasha and Michelle and some geese are sauntering past that iconic,

historic railroad bridge and talking about the concept of hometowns, which will all be

happening as Michelle explains in some graceful natural exposition in Minnesota because of

the COVID bubble. They can't go to the men's hometown. Safety first people. We love to see

it. Michelle wants those all to be healthy. And Tasha is really going hard on how important

this week is and how the men will be really revealing their true selves, which is dark

given that we know Tasha and Zach have recently split just with my heart sad. Like last week

she would be like, you know, I really got to see more about Zachary and these settings.

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