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Hey there, folks. It is Friday, July 11th, and Chris and Huda continue to do a public service

for all of us who are in relationships by showing us exactly what not to do.

Welcome to this Love Island, USA edition of Amy and TJ, where we go beyond the hot bods, kissing games, and the hideaway suite to identify the real relationship lessons sprinkled throughout the hit show.

Robs, I don't want to be too hard on them because as soon as they show us what not to do, they have come back and there are some lessons from

them on how to do things properly in a relationship. I actually appreciate how real they're being.

I think, you know, a lot of complaints have been about reality shows and even Love Island that

folks are media trained and they're performing in front of the camera. I have to say with these two,

it feels really authentic because what

we're seeing in their conflict actually really replicates life and so many relationships

all of us are in. So I actually appreciate them significantly. They are providing most

of our conversation today.

At this point, yeah, at this,

right at this point, they're the only one seem to be in a real conflict or figuring

things out, at least the past couple episodes. Everybody else has kind of booed up. What

the A's just asked home girl to be as whatever. Yeah, they're, what do they call it?

Exclusive. Exclusive. Yeah. Yes. It's their exclusive. Everybody else seems to have figured some of their stuff out. These two are still struggling. Well, I think everyone else might be in that, um, heady, uh, exciting, where you're just like, the other person can do no wrong. And you're in that like love glow bubble. It depends on the couple.

But I think these folks have been together for a few weeks.

Yeah, it should last a few weeks.

Yeah, they should all be good.

I think it's interesting that Chris and Hooter are dealing with things

that usually doesn't come until about six months down the road.

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