Hello, everyone and welcome back to another episode of The Reality is.

As always, it's Noor and I'm writing solo today. I'm going to be doing a little baby episode. Honestly, I don't know how baby it's going to be. I'm going to start talking and I'm looking at my notes and it's a lot of, a lot of yap. But I'm going to talk about Southern hospitality and I'm just going to briefly touch on the love is blind reunion. So let me jump into the

Lovis Blind reunion. Now, this was reunion of season, like the 10th reunion, right? Because it's

season 10. And they made like a big to do about it because they were like, oh, it's been 10 seasons,

10 seasons. And what really shook me to my core was I remember the first season of love is blind.

And I think it was 2020.

So in five years, they've cranked out 10 seasons.

Because I guess they've been doing like two cities a season.

They're this my God.

Okay.

My feelings about the reunion are that it became more evident than ever what my beloved

friend Amanda Hunt said, which is that love is wine is Christophascist propaganda.

I mean, between like the display of all of these like married

couples and then like the constant like obsession about like having kids and like love is blind

babies and all this stuff like a bliss and Zach gender reveal like on the show it just is it's so

variety hour it's so like corny daytime television it just my face the entire time and I know this is

not going to be a video episode sorry Patreon subscribers but it's 7 a.m. and I've been up since 5 for Sahur. So anyway, but the, like,

the faces I was making the whole time, I was just, like, in a constant state of, like,

cringe watching this reunion.

The cuts, the way it's edited, it's edited like it's so Lisa Gibbons, Sally, Jesse Raphael, Jerry Springer, coded.

Like the way that it's cut, the audience like clap prompts, the applause feels fake.

It feels like there's a laugh track.

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