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And now there's different ways to get there.

So I've appreciated that.

But then again, it can also cause like a ripple effect.

Like I think this last season in Denver, I think people leaving early and not like sticking it out and being like, sorry, honey, like this is hard, but you have to like face the music, you know?

I think that causes a lot of confusion.

So, I mean, we're still figuring it out.

It's a social experiment, literally to its core.

I do think that people now know what Love is Blind is.

So for me, it's a very different question to ask whether someone from season three or season four or season five, because I genuinely just had...

I had no idea.

But Jordan, Jordan for example from Denver, he didn't watch Love Is Blind and he also had no idea what he was getting himself into.

So I just think that that's like the key to if you want to be on Love Is Blind is just don't watch the show.

Five different countries.

Yeah, exactly.

But I always do think like maybe you do watch the show.

Maybe you're so obsessed with The Bachelor and then you apply and all this stuff.

It's very different.

And you know this from watching something on a screen to them being in front of cameras, crew, the person that you're supposed to fall in love with.

And it's just it kind of takes time.

All of that away because you really don't have any other preparation, you know, you're just like i'm just gonna do what I think is right But some people do try to go with the playbook and i'm telling you producers will always catch There's like a thousand cameras a thousand mics they can just They're masters at reading people if you think you're gonna go in and get away with something you ain't so don't even try actually try it makes for a good tv, but you know so true, so