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The Amazing Kate Casey.

Welcome back to another week's episode of Reality Life with Kate Casey.

I am really getting excited because Big Brother is going to be back on the air next week.

And if you don't know, it's a show where they take a group of contestants known as house guests

who are living together in a custom-built home under constant surveillance.

And they're completely isolated from the outside world. They have no communication with anyone

except the people that are in the house. And they're all competing for a $500,000 grand prize,

which doesn't seem like that much money to be stuck in a house. But then I thought about it a

little bit more. I felt like every time I had a baby, I was stuck in the house for like a good two

weeks. So I thought maybe I would be okay with this reality show. Maybe I would be fine. And then

I thought about living on the East Coast and anybody who's ever been through a blizzard. This is

basically like Big Brother, except you don't have good food. And the people that you're stuck with

are with your family. And sometimes they're worse than strangers. So I don't know. I don't know

if it's that bad, but I will be watching next week. And I hope you guys do too. And then the other

thing is I interviewed Jared Weiselman this week from Buzzfeed. And I had him watch an episode of

Undercover Bosses. And it was a celebrity version. And it reminded me that when I was pregnant with

my third, my husband, he owns a technology company. He got a call from producers from Undercover Boss.

And they were interested in talking to him about being featured for an upcoming episode.

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