What's going on everybody? Welcome back to another exciting episode of the Valle

Files going deeper edition. I'm your host Nick joined by the household of

Allie Amanda and Derek and returning our special correspondent Natalie Joy here for

just a nice little chat before we get to our special special guest the one the only truly one and only she is

a one of a kind Barbara Quarker and is with us today for our episode she is a hoot and a half a tree a real delight. I love her.

So the light she posted a picture of you on her story and tagged me and said your man is very charming. And I said pause off bitch watch your back.

Literally Barbara's coming from the show.

Now for the whole trip. It's Barbara. Well, we have a lot to get into before we get to Barbara. I know I I we talked about the

love is blind lawsuit. I I shared my thoughts. I have so many more thoughts now because since then we've been sent a bunch of

stuff from the lovely audience. Like you guys are just great researchers. Honestly. We really appreciate you. I'm tired of the

entitled reality TV stars that are out there truly truly. I love how Amanda is like advocating. She's the she's the heart and soul of

the world. I do is a but anyway. No, no, no, no, no, no, the entitled talentless reality TV stars that now are it was I was made aware that I

think it's part of the same frivolous lawsuit that's out there. But it's my endless might be a little harsh. They can have a talent. What?

Could be talented. My take is that when it comes to these like love is blind or the bachelor. It requires no talent to be on the show.

Oh, right. Yeah. From an entertainment. They are for the most part talentless people when it comes to entertainment. They might have a hidden talent of some

kind. They might discover a talent. They might work on a craft or a talent after the show. But it requires no talent to be on the show. It's

simply as it requires your willingness to be a guinea pig and your desire to be famous. That's all it takes. And you are speaking from yeah, from

personal experience. Yeah. I went on for the experience. And in the back of my mind, I would not have gone on if I didn't think, what might what might come of this?

I feel like that the myth of paying your dues though. Like that people talk a lot about how in the industry like when there's

like specifically in the entertainment industry, like I feel like something people talk about all the time is like, oh, people treat their

assistants really badly and then the assistants become the agents and then those agents treat their assistant and it becomes this like cycle. And so I

guess the job though, this isn't a job. Even though even though some of these people want it to be thought of as a job. Just I guess I'm just like just because

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