Chad Kultgen

Like I said, those two things, like saying it's a game doesn't mean I don't think people fall in love.

They very much do.

And a lot of it, I think, comes from trauma bonding and this wild experience they have where these producers are controlling their lives and fucking wrecking them.

And they're like, oh, shit, we're the only two people on Earth who can truly understand this.

But certainly, people do fall in love.

But generally speaking, it's the players who play the game the best that actually get the opportunity to fall in love.

Yeah.

Of course.

And that's at this point, it's like the ability to come off of a show like that and be famous enough that you can monetize your TikTok, your YouTube, your Instagram, whatever.

Depending on what show you're on, the odds are very high.

If you go on like a Love Island USA now, the odds are very high.

Yup.

Yeah, Harry Jowsey is the most successful male reality player of all time.

The odds are very high on a Love Island that you're going to be one of the 10% to 15% of players that walk out of there with over a million Instagram followers and getting deals with Google and shit to do sponsored content.

Well, did he or did he not take it seriously?

I think he's like a genius level reality player.

I've listened to a bunch of his podcasts where he's talking about creating characters.

50% on term life insurance at selectquote.com slash dsh today to get started that's selectquote.com slash dsh even in the uh casting process where he would fire off different applications to reality shows as different characters literally writing his own catchphrases coming up with how he's going to behave on these shows all that kind of shit and it worked like it worked i didn't know that

Yeah, he understands the game of that lie of what reality TV is so well.

We've never seen a male player that dominant before.