Hello and welcome back to the psych legal podcast.

This is a podcast where we talk about popular culture through the lens of an attorney and a therapist.

My name is Brooke Brigham and I am the attorney.

And I'm Tess Brigham. I'm the therapist.

So today we're going to be continuing our discussion of season

four of Love is Blind. This is episode six, seven, and eight, I believe. And I feel like

in these episodes, I've gotten several questions answered. And some questions left open.

We will get into the questions that have been answered.

And then some things that are still open-ended.

Yeah, there's definitely a lot going on with these people.

Yes, but there were some, I feel like with some of them,

there were some aha moments of like with some of them, there were some

aha moments of like, ah, yes, this is why this is what it is. So we start out, they're leaving the

resort in Mexico and they are all traveling back to Seattle to move into these very cute

apartments. I have to say, they've really upgraded these apartments or Seattle has better

apartments. Yeah, because before they were like these really utilitarian, they look like

little shoeboxes all this, cookie cutter. Yeah. And this is a very nice apartment complex.

And it's all, there's a lot of greenery and trees. And it's very, very pretty. No, these are like $3,500 a month or, I don't know, Seattle. Maybe I'm thinking about the Bay Area. But these are like $3,000, $2,500. I don't know. These are nice apartments. No idea. But they're nice apartments. Niceer than some of the places we saw where they actually live.

Right. I don't know. These are nice apartments. No idea, but they're nice apartments. Nicer than some of the places we saw where they actually live.

Right.

So before they get too deep into that, we go back to Zach and Bliss,

who are, have just met for the first time in person at this restaurant in Seattle. And Zach says he made a mistake.

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