This week on The Bachelor, the dates began and so does the drama as Katie

crowns the greatest lover of all time. Then, Aaron Cody battled out, but only one

comes out victorious. Plus, is Carl trying to be a villain? All that and more.

It's the most dramatic episode ever. This is The Bachelor. Hello and welcome to

The Bachelor podcast and K-Eric City. That K-Eric Bachelor. And I am Jared

Fried. Man, it was last night's episode wild. I feel like all of the drama that

we are missing is back. It's definitely coming back. I think they also, they're

finding the mix that we like. The cocktail of The Bachelor was back last night.

Last season, the cocktail had too much alcohol, not enough mixer. You know, like I agree.

I agree. There was drama, but there was still some like charm. There was

still some nice moments. Yes. It had fun. And to, you know, some of the

listeners, no Katie had attended my show last weekend in Tacoma. We didn't get into

spoilers. I thought that would be kind of like a dick move to be like, so let me see.

You know, tell me everything. Like I was going to put her in that position.

She's been very nice to me. You like turn on your recording on your phone.

Anyway, so say it right into the mic. Yeah, exactly. I didn't get into that.

But I, because I also, I don't like spoilers. I like experiencing the show with the

audience. I am the audience. We are the audience. So, but I will say she did make a

point to say like it's fun. And I think like last night's episode kind of showed

that it had a little bit of everything. She was like, it's not, you know, it's not

gonna be a board. She made no, she made a point to say it's gonna be a fun, fun,

fun season. So I think he also, yeah, it's just like she has a good sense of humor.

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