Nick Viall

I'm just like, sometimes like, I mean, people can do things where you go, I, I, I don't, I can't even comprehend how you got here.

you know and how you made this and all I'm saying is I can connect the dots where I can be like I don't agree with it doesn't seem like a smart decision don't think it's gonna last you know and kind of shitty and toxic but like

I get it.

I get how she got here.

And if all we were talking about, I'm just saying I would have empathy.

You're fine.

She posted on Instagram.

I mean, there's a little bit of like, damned if they do, damned if they don't.

No, see, that's the bullshit.

Watching this past episode, it reinforced what I was talking about on Tuesday's episode about weak men.

That scene between West and Sierra, not the ending scene, which was heavy enough.

But the first time, in the bedroom, where he just like, he's just like, I just, I don't, I have a hard time articulating.

And by the way, on his podcast, he's wearing like the beanie, and he has the hoodie, and he's just like, I'm just a little sensitive.

His weakness and, and plays this whole like sad boy, you know, he literally is telling Sarah in this episode where she's, she's,

She's crying.

She is saying, and again, like, Sierra's not my friend.

I wasn't in a situation with her.

I just watch her on TV.

And sometimes when I watch these shows, I'm taking care of my daughter and talking to my wife and have a million things going on.

And even though I'm like paying attention to like 60%, I know that Sierra Miller is