Hello and welcome to the Bachelor of Podcast. I'm Kay Yerksity.

And I'm Jared Freed. It's so good to be back here with UK. What do we think? The

Mentel All. We've made it. We're at the home, the home, we're homeward bound here.

I honestly can't believe it. And then the fact that they started off the Mentel All

with, by the way, we're not showing you the Rose ceremony. You can check it out online.

Bizarre, the whole thing, the way it worked out. It really, I mean, this kind of is in the

theme of the season. It's like the lack of like, like you had this opportunity to do something

new, to be creative with it. And they, it feels like they just did this as it came along.

Like it was, you know, the student doing the homework the night before it was due type

of thing. Yeah. The whole thing felt really disorganized. And I know a lot of people were

talking about this on, on Twitter and on social media about how there were so many ads.

I mean, so many. A lot of ads. We're going to get into it. Let's go, let's get into the

show. Let's get into the synopsis. All right. Let's do it. We finally see Rachel

going, Avin's hometown date, where love spells are cast. There was suspiciously no time

for a Rose ceremony, but plenty of time for ads. We hear from Logan and Nate who give

very few answers to our many questions. Rachel and Gabby get a chance to address the men.

And Billy Eichner encourages and participates in the meatball bit. It was quite an episode.

I mean, I'm always for like, you know, the ads don't necessarily bother me because at

least they're weird. At least that's something to kind of feast your eyes on. I think they're

more interesting than hearing the men tell the women how perfect they are and tell the

other men who, you know, were mean this season. How they have to go get counseling. Like,

you know, spending 20 minutes of them act like they're heroes. When they're about, yeah,

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