Chad Kultgen

Yeah, that one's interesting to me.

I've seen a few episodes of that one.

Love is Blind is a much easier game to play because it's more about manipulating the producers into keeping you in the edit.

Like almost every season now, multiple couples emerge, and only half of them or so actually go to the next phase on camera.

So the producers are deciding you're either an entertaining couple or not out of the pods, as they call it.

Oh, God.

Some players get to go to the honeymoon phase.

Some are just like, listen, we know you got engaged in the pods, but unfortunately, you're being sent home.

Fuck you very much.

So really, that game is about kind of trying to convince the producers that you're going to be good TV.

And do they actually have to get married?

Do you know if that's like a real contract on Love is Blind?

Yeah, if they get married in the end, they are legally wed.

Wow.

But I mean, at this, I think last season, no one did.

Really?

Yeah, I think that's kind of the direction it's going.

What most people, I think, the general audience who watches reality TV in this capacity doesn't understand is no one is going on those shows to find love.

They're going on that show to get famous, and oh, maybe I'll fall in love.

And they do.