Hannah Bowman

Like she makes a good point in the fact that like before they would kind of at least pretend that they'd match people for love.

And also we're four episodes in, we don't feel like anyone likes each other, but we know that the show goes for three months and,

So are the producers just like clinging on to couples being like, stay, stay, do another commitment ceremony, stay, stay.

And we have no hope at all that they're even interested in each other.

Oh, love isn't something that people are clicking on.

Or like a really random, like have you seen that girl that she's like a radio person in New Zealand and she's married to this guy that's like 50 years younger than her.

Oh no, 50 years younger.

Or something, maybe not that much younger.

But everyone's just like, babe, he's here because he wants a visa.

But they do heaps of like Women's Day like covers and shoots and stuff.

And she's like this old lady that's just like this full cougar.

I'm like, now that's a love story that people want to click on.

It's like there's an age gap.

Maybe that'll be next year.

But like if it's love, it has to be like obscure or crazy or like octomum.

But don't forget, I don't care.

I don't care.

I don't care.

No, I don't care.

Coming back to Amy's rage bait point, I think this season I'm noticing stuff that's rage baiting me more that is very obviously manipulated by producers.