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Hey, everybody. Welcome to Off the Vine. I'm your host, Caitlin Bristow. Today I'm so excited. You know her from this season's love is blind. She is the infectious disease physician. Boss, bitch. And she went into the pods looking for emotional depth. Did you get it? No. Instead, she found herself in one of the most talked about moments in reality history.

One of those, did he really just say that moments?

Sometimes I'm like, do these people forget they're on TV or are they really, they must be

that truly of an asshole? But this episode is obviously not just about that comment. We're talking

about red flags, projection, ego, body image,

ignoring your gut, dodging bullets, and how a literal doctor ended up saying yes to marrying a stranger

on Netflix and much, much more. So Jessica Barrett is on off the vine today and we are getting

right into it. I swear somebody has put like a hex on me. I feel like all just not like nothing really,

well no, it's actually really big stuff. I am in Toronto. I'm dealing with work visa stuff. I have not

been home in over a month because I didn't have power for 10 days from the Nashville ice storm.

I'm like trying to make fetch happen with so many things and and then every little thing he's going wrong. Like this morning, my Uber canceled on me twice. Then I didn't make my workout. They wouldn't let me in one one minute I was late. And I just burst into tears. Then I get a coffee. Spilled hot coffee all over myself. Got to my, then I'm like, you know what? I'm going to be really great. I'm going to walk home from my workout. It was a 40 minute walk in the snow in Toronto in cold. And I was like, I'm going to battle 20 minutes into my walk. I realized I lost my phone, probably 20 minutes back and backtracked my steps, couldn't find it, had to then walk another 40 minutes home, got my

computer, put in find my phone, found my phone, it was in a snowbank outside of a coffee shop,

had to go all the way back, get it. So I had no time to shower after my workout, do my makeup.

So please forgive me for this, this.

You would never know. Stop it.

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