Let's dive into this love is blah recap. Let's do it. Let's do it. So we are back in the pods, y'all. These motherfuckin pods, we've got a whole diverse mix of people walking in slow motion.

Yeah, the hallway. This is how you read kinds of people a lot. This is how you know the bachelor franchise is deeply problematic and they

change main white. They that is a choice. They cannot blame casting like they did in the past. No black people don't come to the casting calls. Yeah,

yeah, yeah, yeah. Just from this one 30 second segment of seeing the literal United colors of

this motherfuckin pod hallway. Yeah, please. The first person we even see speak is a plus size black woman. Yep.

Who we pretty much only saw her then. So that was sad. I know all the plus size women were like all the thrown out immediately, which I found very sad. Yeah, I was sad too.

Um, but she kind of just opens up with reminding us what this show is up all about. She said my physical insecurities have definitely affected my dating life. This experience allows me to be judged for who I am as a person, not my physical.

Um, and then we also get Natalie, Asian woman, she and her experience, uh, Salvador Latino. It was like the first three people we see even speak for non white non white.

Mm hmm. It was great. Um, and so yeah, very diverse group. Um, we have our host Vanessa and Nick Lashay.

And you know what Vanessa, I don't know who the fuck you think you are with these sleeves on your shirt.

That's a question. Seriano, massive sleep couture sleeves that you got on, bitch. I don't know who you think you are, but okay.

Yeah. These big ass sleeves, I know. I just like hate them. So I have to keep it up. You know, I like, I like hate what let it die. I don't say the two of them. Yeah. You do.

I hate them. After rewatching Jessica Simpson and Nick Lashay show back in the day. He was so mean to her. He wasn't really mean. Yeah. Oh my god. Oh my god. It was so bad.

Um, and I'm taking her book on vacation. Her whole race of self. Oh, wait.

God. We'll be treated. Oh god. So our host got to stick with it. Yeah. Got to stick with it. I guess you, when he said I'm Nick Lashay, obviously. I was like, what do you mean? Obviously.

That should be really negative. Ain't nobody second. No. I don't even remember the song. I don't even remember 98 degrees song. Stop. Stop.

God. I can't miss. Anyways. Um, so yeah, they come and everyone's they're all kind of just like talking about the trials and tribulations of like modern daily dating. Yeah.

Which I thought was also very interesting. It was so quick. But it was like just the story editing that they do. Like they were very selective of what they remain in.

Let in. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. It's such a good plug for the show working. Because a lot of people I think would think that this would not work. If they're watching this for the first time. But that kind of explanation of why these people don't like modern dating. Yeah. It's a good case for why it works. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. That's true. Um, so Natalie, she talks about her stereotype as being like the quiet submissive like Asian women. Um, they had this some random long girl who talked about her being stereotyped as like being a good time and like can't really have any. No one really takes it seriously, giving legally blonde for sure. Like my business.

Like definitely giving that. Which was crazy. But okay, girls. Crazy. But I I heard her though. I heard her in terms of. Okay. I'm not a white blonde woman walking around this world. I'm sure not from my perspective. I'm thinking what she got to complain about. Whatever. But she's saying she imagine kind of like walking around where like you're trying to find a man and husband too. But no one is trying to wipe you. They just want to fuck. They don't take you seriously for anything.

You're saying you're a melee stereotype as being a blonde bimbo. You're constantly fighting to be taken seriously. Like I I understood what she was saying and how this process she would appreciate a process like this. Um, no, no, not at all, not at all because I walk around in that same existence. I walk around as a very curvy woman. And I have since I was 14 years old. So I have walked around in this world where everyone just wants to fuck.

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