Welcome back to talking about with Bastion, everyone. We have an amazing show for you today. We have

the man of the hour. The bachelor Clayton is here and Mike the conversation is so good that we're

going to split this up into two parts. So what we're going to get into now is hot takes followed by

part one of this fabulous interview with Clayton. That's good. Only three episodes in. We already

got this drama. So let's do it. What the hell seriously tons of drama and I want to start with

that drama and specifically Chenet. She is clearly the villain now that Cassidy has exited

stage left after getting the rose taken back and Chenet. I just feel like

it's not only Chenet, but I feel like a lot of people nowadays in society have it's become really

alarming at how many people use the word bully in the wrong context. Like I actually looked up

the definition and the dictionary describes it as a person who is habitually cruel to others. It

also says a bully is a tormentor who has an imbalance of power and uses this behavior towards others

on a constant basis. Like unless there's something that we didn't see Mike based on everything that

I saw on the television screen last night. I mean, Chenet, that's the wrong context. Like I feel

if you did a poll of the women in the house, none of them would say that Elizabeth was being a bully.

And I just feel like people like Chenet throw the word around, you know, all willy nilly,

and they don't realize the weight that that word has. It's like a it's a serious accusation.

You know what I'm saying? When you call somebody a bully and choose words like toxic and all that,

and I just feel like it could be insulting to people that are actually being bullied, you know,

and disclaimer like disclaimer, you know, there are, you know, I just want to give

credence and a shout out to all those people that are going through actual bullying, you know,

I mean, going through tough times like we know nobody wants to see that, right? But it just,

like I said, it feels a little insulting when somebody who really isn't getting bullied

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