Candice Lim

I've been Kyle.

I've been Sierra.

And I think especially with the West Sierra dynamic, I think a lot of viewers saw themselves in Sierra being like, I've dated that guy.

That was nice.

I thought he was going to give it all to me.

And then he fell short.

And the West Wilson press tour after season eight,

It was so odd, but I really think it started legitimizing the show.

And it almost started giving cues to the audience and the outside audience to be like, hey, hey, hey, I think you should start paying attention to what's happening here because something's brewing.

Yeah.

I mean, I think the reason why betrayal is the catalyst, the stake at hand is forgiveness.

I think it's because grudge is a narrative on Summer House, especially for the last three seasons.

I would say that they have now figured out a formula.

We are now 10 seasons into the show.

They have figured out a formula, especially for newbies.

So this is like the Jesse Solomon.

This is like Wes Wilson's who come on to the show and they're thinking like, how do I stay?

There's two ways.

Number one, you date someone in the house, a bit of an OG to kind of like, you know, keep in their good graces, you know, maybe break up and then enlist the second season.

Or you just kind of start fighting with someone in the house for no reason or for like some off-camera social media reason.