Hi everybody, welcome to another episode and also the final episode of season 7, Love is Blind.

And as always, this season, I am joined by Nana.

Hi, Nana. How are you doing?

I'm good. How are you? I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I am ready to wrap

this up, according to Nisha and Vanessa Lachay and their stupid dad jokes that didn't land. And say,

oh, well, the final episodes, I'm happy.

But then I don't want you to take offense because I like recording with you, obviously.

But I'm happy to see the back of this bump.

I can't lie to you.

I just, you know, okay, by what you just said, I'm going to infer that you are in the same page as I am as, first of all, this whole reunion to me was a waste of time.

And it's just also a precursor to the bigger question, what the hell are they doing to this show?

Like, this show was a juggernaut.

It still is.

Don't get me wrong.

But it's losing something.

I don't, is it the people?

I have, hmm, I think shows that this aren't sustainable.

It's the same way, you know, I don't watch maths anymore, but I hear the chatter.

I just feel like once you get past two, three seasons, people know the formula. The majority of

people are only there to be famous, I think. And if they find love, that's a bonus. But that's

not the primary reason they're on there. And we, the audience, can tell, because we're not stupid. I think that's a bonus, but that's not the primary reason they're on there. And we,

the audience, can tell because we're not stupid. I think that's a real issue. I think shows

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