So our host opens the show, oh my god, every time I turn the food, no, we're gonna get mad too. He's on there too. Girl, as every cupcake motherfucking summer cupcake challenge, he hopes.

Halloween, uh, it's a fucking cake. It's spectacular surprise, so really so annoying. He's always on there, but whatever it is, I can't start off with it. Anyway, since the host lets us know it is the 20th season of the Bachelorette.

And when he said that, that's when it hit me. This show, this show was really like your mom was dating show.

They're at this point, they really only appeal to like baby bloomers who want this level of predictability akin to like a hallmark movie or a lifetime movie.

And it's kind of like the rest of us millennials or Gen Zers who are tuning in, we're kind of just along for the ride, but we're going to continue to get frustrated watching the show because they're not really appealing to us.

We are over on the side watching Love Is Blind and Temptation Island, all these other shows, but the Bachelor is straight up your mom's dating show, and that's they're fine with that.

So celebrating the 20th year, we meet charity. She's 27. She's got a thick ass.

What's this Georgia?

Every thick accent Georgia accent.

She's got great hair. I don't know what this is.

Looks great. Anyone they show the preview. She's up on the jet skis and doing this down the third. I was like, oh,

and it's like down her back. It is down her back. It looks great.

Yeah, I'm like, I don't know if this is don't look like a wig because the at least half wig maybe I don't know, but the front looks like her hair for sure.

We don't know what this is, but maybe your hair looks great.

And yeah, she looks very much like Disney princess Barbie doll, you know, she says she does want to show little girls that look like her that anything is possible.

I can't.

I'm fucking I fucking you're ready. I know I'm already like this is not what we need. Yeah, I just why are we still speaking and coded speech giving us

I just want little black girls to look up to me. You were a little black and brown, little bypox. I don't.

Yeah, okay, sorry. Oh my god, but just speaking this little girl who look like me could we not hate it?

I hate it. Let's just not do this. Yes, it's getting with your two black parents up here. Yeah, let's just say black. It's not.

I can see also though. I could also see her saying it and they're like, actually, can we take that and we say make it more inclusive for

all. Yeah, I can see that also happening. I would not put it. Anyway, as we learn, Sherady had a great sounds like very

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