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Slack.com slash DHQ. Hello and welcome to the Bachelor podcast. I'm K. Eric City.

I'm Tha'Keri Batchah and I'm Jared Frey. And we are back and almost done with this

season. This is the second to last episode and it's, I'm not gonna lie, Jesse Palmer was

right. This was a pretty crazy canally. It's really fucking good. Let's be real.

I think it's gonna be another most dramatic season ever and it's the same fucking ending.

But this is something I've never seen before. It's also leading to an ending. Sometimes,

it feels like the show looks like an EKG machine. You'll have the first villain goes and

then kind of calms down and the second villain goes and then it calms down. Then they

fall in love and we kind of like peter out. This is going up the mountain of drama and it's

been fantastic. It has been fantastic. And it was interesting that they brought all those

old contestants on. We saw Claire for the first time in a while. Nick Viola's giving his

relationship advice for no reason for usual. Claire, Claire looked great and listening.

Great. Claire is like, I don't look so fucking bad now. Do I? Yeah.

I did exactly what everybody says Clayton should have done. So fuck off.

A T. Yeah. I mean, it was interesting to see Claire and Claire next to Michelle. Like,

Michelle, like she must have been like, it was like the only sane person in the loony bin.

Like Michelle said, she must be like, what am I doing next to these people? How did I deserve this?

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