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Hey there, folks. It is Sunday, August 24th. And you remember when I said I was Team Conrad?

Well, I take it back right now. Welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. Just because I'm off Team team Conrad doesn't mean I'm on team Jeremiah.

Actually, Robes, I want to withdraw myself from this debate. I unwittingly got into it.

I thought this was just all fun and games. We're talking about some teenagers. Your own team this,

team that. I had a debate and arguments in air quotes there with-year-old child about it on this podcast.

I got to take it back. This is a little more serious than I gave it credit for.

Yes, because people take their teams very seriously as a matter of life or death, apparently.

It's always remarkable to me. I think it's a good thing, obviously, for Amazon and for any of the actors.

When people are invested in your show, they care about the outcome.

That's awesome.

But there is a point in which people care too much and people forget.

You know, this isn't a reality show.

These aren't actual people who are actually in a relationship triangle. This is a script. It was actually a series of three books. It's... Hits. Yes. The show. Hit. Correct. This should be fun. This is fictional. It's fictional. So it's fun to root for people. It's fun to be on someone's team. I totally get that. But I just think

it's frightening that people can't separate reality from fiction. Yeah, and I didn't realize when

the show came out several weeks ago when it launched this third season, the show Amazon in their

official social media pages actually put up warnings to people about bullying and harassment

and said it wasn't going to be tolerated. We'll give you the full text of that in a second.

But they knew or they anticipated Robs this coming.

You were talking about such a hit and it's this fiction and well written.

I mean, how, I think it should be celebrated.

I was saying this to Sabine. I am a 48-year-old black man. This

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