I'm going to be honest with you, dude.

Episode one and two, like, I liked it.

It was good.

I enjoyed myself.

I'm so hooked on this show now.

I don't know what black magic is going on here to make me so emotionally invested in the outcomes of these people.

But whatever this show does to you mentally, I'm so in.

Can I tell you something that's going to excite you? Sure. I heard that the pod part of this is the most boring part. Really? Yeah. You mean so like when they... When they finally... Yep. Oh, I'm so excited. I'm so excited. You're up,os and shows. I got to have me my bros and shows.

Bros and shows.

Brose and shows.

I got to have me my bros and shows.

Good afternoon, everybody.

Welcome back to another episode of Bros and Shows.

I'm your co-host, Steele Russell, joined as always by the one and only, Nick Lagoutes. What's up, dude?

Not a whole lot, just hanging out over here, pumped to talk about Love is Blind. We had such a fun time the other day breaking down the first two episodes. Now I feel like we're just really getting into the swing of things. We're emotionally invested in people that don't

know each other. It's, it's so crazy because I went into this one with like, all right, you know what,

this is going to be fun. The premise is ridiculous. I'm not going to be that invested in this.

We're going to have a silly, fun, goofy time and just like laugh a little bit. It's chaotic,

whatever. Episode three had me hooked.

Episode four was the nail in the coffin.

I'm like, I'm in.

It's funny too because there's always like one or two, you know, from either side, girl, guy,

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