Host (likely the main voice of the podcast)

Then, you know, they have the ceremony and then they pull him aside.

And then Tim's initial reaction is this.

This is what he says to the producers.

You get the kind of genuine everyday ones like Katie who do want help finding love.

They want their perfect match.

They want to believe the fairy tale and they are kind of

well, insecure, they're vulnerable, they're kind of at risk of being hurt.

And then the other type of person is kind of the influencer type, the fame hungry, the ones who are ready to do anything for the drama, for the storylines, for the headlines.

And like, we like them, we need to have the balance because they make the show entertaining.

And in all honesty, producers go wild, manipulate them, do whatever, like,

because they, at the end of the day, want the hectic storyline.

So fucking throw them under the bus.

Do a plot twist with them.

But with people like Katie, who you can see are fucking just so actually sweet and caring.

I don't know.

It didn't feel right.

And if you want to spoil it, if you're wondering what happens next for them, it isn't pretty.

Like, it's just going to get worse for her.

And I would also like to personally apologize to Katie because like a week after the wedding, once they'd done the honeymoon, as other couples moved in together into the building, they all kind of have apartments in.

She was the only bride who arrived alone.