Anna David

It actually is bringing me to, like, the reason I wanted to do this book, kind of, because, like, I think that reality shows everyone's like, oh, it's a sign that our civilization is going to hell and, like, we're all becoming...

increasingly more stupid, like that Democracy movie.

Idiocracy.

But basically, some of the more interesting conversations I have with people are about reality shows.

I'll have passionate conversations about the Real Housewives of New York.

Good point.

Three and three quarters men.

Right.

I couldn't support that more.

In fact, I might steal that and start talking about that as I promote.

Less, less expletives.

But, I mean, here's the thing.

It's like, I'm not saying all reality shows are great quality.

I don't even watch all reality shows.

But I do think the reality shows we like reveals a lot about us.

Like, what you were saying is, like, we push for the person that, like...

says something that we relate to or looks like us or whatever it is.

I think the fact that my friends and I, most of whom are pretty intelligent, we're sitting there debating the Real Housewives and who's right.

I mean, this is like...

Really?