What's up everybody? Are you tuning in to the challenge USA on CBS? Well tune in to me,

Tyson Apostle, as I break down each and every episode with my co-host, Amelia Wedamire.

I'm also a contestant on the show, which gives you all the insider scoop. Amelia, how stilter you

to do this. Tyson, I'm freaking excited. I cannot wait to sit my butt down every single week to

watch the show, then come here and recap it with you on the Ringer Reality TV podcast.

Today gave me a lot of clarity. Okay. And you know, I looked at that today in my own life and like

what my values align up with. And you know, I do have my intentions fully for Rachel. Yeah.

And I think you have the bubbly aspect to you, the goofy aspect and a little bit more like,

I'm sorry, rough around the edges, but y'all want people to be very direct with y'all. And so

obviously I want to make sure that I express that to you. Yeah, totally. The best. Oh you are.

Lo and behold, I've been freaking out all week that I'm not good enough to be the bachelor at.

I appreciate you. Do you do look great tonight? Thank you. And then Peyton tells me that he feels his

morals more aligned with Rachel and being called, rough around the edges, like definitely hurts.

That's my fear.

Okay.

Welcome to bachelor party. I'm Julia Littman. I'm here with Callie Currie. Hello, Callie.

Hello, Juliet. Um, things really went off the rails.

I mean, it started. I was like, oh my gosh. This is going to be so boring. And it took a very quick

last. Oh my God. Did it ever? It went from I would argue one of the like worst dates one could go

on on the bachelor at or the bachelor to being so controversial that I'm really curious

at what the response to the show is going to be. Like I really look forward to the discourse,

which I very infrequently say about the bachelor at. Um, obviously we're going to get to how Gabby was

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