Nick Viall

So I have a ton of empathy for that situation.

I thought about that.

I think Bravo, when we were always talking about how Bravo always showcases toxic men, I think it's weak men.

I think they love weak men.

I think they love men who love being the center of attention, who aren't really that interested in being... Because they don't have morals.

I think that's giving them too much credit where it's just like, I think they would do it like that is their character.

I get a lot of fulfillment and joy of showing up for the people I love, you know, of being

you know, making sacrifices for the people I care about, to not always prioritize myself first for the people I say I care about the most.

And you just never see that with men in Bravo.

It's always, what about me?

It's always like that energy.

And I think that's, and yeah, it plays for great TV, but I think they're more weak than they are toxic.

I mean, they're toxic too, but I think it's because they weaponize their weakness in the form of like, I shouldn't, I don't know better.

You know, I'm helpless.

I can't, you know, what am I supposed to do?

What about me?

And I just think, yeah.

Uh, Courtney, I appreciate you coming on, man.

Where can the people find you enjoy all the great things that you're doing outside of coming on our show?

All right, we'll give them a follow.