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Welcome to the perfect match for HapUp, where today we talk about season two episodes four through six of this messy, messy show, perfect match. I am here with someone who can never be described as a fun sponge. Kirsten McKinnis. Kirsten, how's it going? How are you? I mean, I'm doing better now that I've been told I'm not a fun sponge.

I was having some concerns about that.

You're the fun that we dip the sponge in, too.

That's what that's what you have to find.

I don't know if that sounded right now that I said it out loud.

No, I'm taking it as the compliment you intended it and not reading into anything further because we don't need, we don't need to do that. Yeah, it was that. Yeah, I'm,

I'm doing great. I'm excited after watching three more episodes of the show. I feel like this

season is so much messier than last season, which is really fun.

What about you? What do you think?

I'm enjoying it. I feel like after these six episodes, I have a much better handle on the personalities and some of the couples that are coming together.

So I do enjoy the fact that we've gotten to know people more and that there actually is some, you know, some history with these people that we can rely on. And I do like the people that are coming in. So all in all, I feel like this, this four through six is a better, a better like sampling than one through three.

I agree. I wonder if they did six episodes at once on purpose because the second like three episodes were the stronger

and they wanted to get people really hooked i think they did this with love is blind too where we were just

like it feels like it was a slow beginning of the season so they really wanted to give us the first

like yeah majority of the seasons is to be like okay please don't go away from the from the screen. Like, it's getting good. So I feel like this may be, this may be Netflix is a strategy moving for it, which I don't really love. I do love, I do enjoy the three to four episode batches at a time. I, yeah, I think three to four is good at a time. The six, if it's at the beginning, though, is kind of nice to really get to know all the personalities. So I don't hate it, but as if we could ever predict what Netflix will do. Like, they'll probably drop the next season of too hot to handle just like, boom, 10 episodes all on one day. Who knows? I feel like by the end of the perfect match, will be like, and by the way, the next season of the Ultimate was coming out next week.

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