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The Amazing Kate Casey.

Hi, welcome back to another week's episode of Reality Life with Kate Casey. Can you guys believe

that the show Catfish on MTV has been on for seven years? Well, it's based on a 2010 film called

Catfish, which I strongly recommend you watch if you have never seen it. It sort of said the show

in motion. It is an incredibly frustrating movie, but one to watch. And it never ceases to

amaze me how much of a ding dong people can be when pursuing online dating. And I say this,

by the way, is someone who met my husband on match.com. But the show always kills me because

it'll be like this pimply-faced weirdo in the middle of nowhere, like living in a shed.

And they will be happy to report that their long distance boyfriend or girlfriend is this

supermodel who lives in like Santa Pei and is worth millions of dollars. It's like really,

really think that they're with you. So that show is like entertaining and horrific at the same time,

but it's still on, which is really kind of fascinating. I'm so excited about this week's episode,

because I got a chance to talk to Andrea Belkey, a survivor contestant. She just made it

pretty far into the finals. She's been on the show three times. And I got a chance to ask her the

questions that I think most of you want to know, which is, you know, what happens when you get your

period? You know, do you get a toothbrush? Are you allowed to bring tweezers? Is it better to gain

or lose weight before you go on the show? Can you talk to anyone on the show? What happens after

the show when you try to eat a pizza? Do you vomit? Do you have diarrhea? Like those are the

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