Hey guys, welcome back. I have a big lovers blind episode today with Glenn Rockney from the Rare Candy podcast. He is my

lover's blind correspondent. So he reviewed season two with me. He reviewed season three with me.

And now he's back for season four. I love Glenn and his podcast, Ray Candy. It's one of my favorites.

And I really enjoy recording with him, especially for Lovers Blind because he's a straight guy and he's married. I'm gay and single. So we both – actually, I was going to say we both have different perspectives. We don't. We're pretty much on the same page with everything. But he has good marital insights. And we get into the season. It wrapped up a few weeks ago on Netflix, but, you know, better late than never. But we get into the season and we also talk about a lot of stuff going on around the show.

So how much money are these people making as influencers now?

Are they on the show for fame?

Producers interfering too much.

And also, there's this whole fucking uprising going on with ex-lovers blind contestants who are

claiming that the show was bad for their mental health and that they were suicidal and

the conditions are terrible and they're not being paid enough and it's totally evil.

So we talk about that.

I mean, spoiler alert, no one cares about your mental

health. We want to be entertained. Like, that's the bottom line. And all the viewers that pretend that

they care about it, it's like, shut the fuck up. If you cared about it, you wouldn't watch reality TV

periods. I love when people complain and get like puritanical about these things,

but then they're like, they tune in season after season. It's just such a joke. But it was really

fun. Love Glenn and loved doing this episode. And I feel like more people are getting into

Lovers Blind now. I think that, uh, now that it's in its fourth season, I heard that this season was the most

watched season premiere they ever had. And I always talk about how resistant people can be to

dating shows when they've never watched dating shows. I feel like a lot of people have this

preconceived notion that they hate all dating shows, even though they've probably like never

really watched a good one. And I feel like

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