All righty. What's up, everybody? I hope everyone's having a good day. Wow, what an episode of Bachelor in Paradise.

Sarah said that she thought it was the best episode she's ever watched, which is wild to say. And I'm not sure if I agree with that, but I do think it was a very interesting one.

And it's like shocking.

Even I was there and I'm still like, really?

These are the decisions people are making?

I feel like everyone kind of looked not great.

I don't know.

We'll talk to Brandy about it, but I was just like, you guys know this is going to be on TV in like a month and a half, right? Like you guys, you're aware that this is being filmed. Correct? Yes. Okay. These are the like decisions you're making. That's fine. I love it. But also, you know, it's going to be on TV, right? Okay. You know you're at That's a point. Mind blown. I know one of the big things on the interwebs is what are the four cities of the United States. And, you know, it's obviously L.A., New York, Chicago, and then we're trying to figure out the fourth. I mean, I immediately want to go to Miami just because I feel like there's a lot of culture there. It's a big city. But then I got to say,

you know, if you're going for, if you're going for diversity, if you're going for culture, if you're

going for something that is authentically the United States, because New York is authentically

the United States, right? There's Broadway. It's the Yankees, you know, Central Park, skyscrapers,

L.A. is Hollywood, the Dodgers, and the ocean and California Lovin and Beach Boy Sound and Laurel Canyon sound.

And then you have Chicago, which is like, I mean, you got hot dogs, you got the Cubs, you got the lake, you got the Midwest kind of portion of the country, and you need something to represent the South. And that might be Miami, but Florida is

kind of its own place. If you're looking for culture, I got to say the fourth one's New Orleans.

New Orleans has the river. It's got Cajun. It's got the music. It's got the art. It's got the music, man. But the food and the

booze and the drinks and the age of the city, you know, and the saints. I don't know. I think it's

New Orleans. If you're coming to America and you've never been to America and you're going to go visit

four cities, which ones should you go to?

I think New York is one of them. I don't even know if I think L.A. is one of them. Unless you want to go to Disneyland, you want to go to Universal Studios, you want to go to check out. I guess there's a lot of stuff to do in L.A. But I almost think that's like San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago you got to go to, but you got to go in the summer or in the spring. You can't go in the winter. Don't go in the winter. Dude, Miami's pretty good. And, dude, New Orleans is always awesome. So I don't know. I'm going to stick by what I said. I'm going to say New York, L.A., Chicago, New Orleans. Those are the four cities in the United States. Market. Market zero, dude. What else is going on? Zach Bryan told all his fans in Kansas City that he's never going to go play in Kansas City again, which is that seems like a stupid thing to do because Kansas City is a big city. It's actually two cities. Well, it's two states.

You're alienating Missourians, Missoulas. How do you say their names? And you're alienating

Kansians. Kansasans. Kansas citizens. Why would you do that? But I don't know.

He makes interesting choice, life choices.

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