Over the past decade, Nashville has been taken over by a new kind of visitor.

Nashville has been taken over by a new kind of visitor. of the country. We are number one. They're shit for Robert baby.

Bachelorette's and their friends

flocking to the city for a weekend to celebrate their upcoming weddings.

They're easy to spot and impossible to miss. This batch party was brought to you by

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My name is slip.

Teel shops.

And Nashville residents aren't too fond of them.

Bachelorette's are like the people that go door to door

selling magazine subscriptions.

Once you open the door, it's really hard to get them to leave.

As a citizen of Nashville, I feel like everybody else.

I hate them.

They're just so pep and loud.

To learn more about this phenomenon, we went to local writer and comedian Ben Odo. Just last year he

helped create a documentary called Nashville Bachelorette's. You can find it on

YouTube. Look I don't know if Bachelorette's are the worst thing to happen in Nashville or the best, but I intend to find out.

He interviewed residents, city officials, tourism industry workers, and, yup, bachelorette's.

As a local journalist this was my dream assignment.

My chance to venture into something that no man has been dumb enough to venture into before.

Hoping to answer the million dollar question, what in the holy matrimony is going on here?

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