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Hey that, folks.

It is Saturday, June 13th.

Beah got kicked out. Mel got hooked up with Corbyn, and everybody was crying.

And that was episode nine of Love Island. Welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J.

I guess that's the major take of some of the stuff we saw coming. I guess the

Bayer thing we saw coming, Beatrice, but yes, Bayer is gone. There was a whole lot going on here,

Robs, in this episode. I mean, there's point after point after point. But I guess that's the big

headline. Baye is gone. She was, I don't know.

I thought she was a nice addition to the house.

I thought she was a rare, authentic voice of reason and sanity.

She really was the glue, I think.

And she prevented a lot of drama from happening.

Maybe producers are happy she's leaving because

I actually think her being as straightforward and honest and confident as she was, she had the

respect of the entire villa and she stepped in in moments. She did cause a little drama once,

but that was more Melanie's reaction rather than her doing but it'll be interesting to see without

her there how the dynamics change at least among the women because it could get really ugly you know

you you said something there she was a rare authentic bird in there that didn't seem like she was

playing the game she didn't seem like she was manipulating this person or that person. She said whatever she thought at the time, then let the chips fall where they may. She was. She wasn't harsh. She wasn't mean. She was up front. I think her and probably K.C. Have kind of the same mind. He's a little sweeter and sometimes his delivery than she could be,

but I never thought she was harsh for me. I hate to see her go. I do too. And look, we kind of saw

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