Spencer Pratt

He was handily in second place last week, and now a bunch of mail-in ballots come in, and he is pushing way low to third.

I just don't understand why Spencer Pratt was such a, why he was so offensive to the Obama bros.

Like, he's so offensive.

When your candidate that you're famous for had no background at all before he became president, they of all people should know that magic can happen in politics, and sometimes people just come from nowhere.

I feel like The Hills blurred this line between, is it real?

It's like it ushered in what we call now structured reality, right?

I think it was like the first prominent show to do that.

So what I'm wondering is that when you were going into a scene, how structured was the scene?

How produced was the scene?

Heidi, her first season, she was as real as can be, no struck doing, you know, maybe they structured her job and put her in the school that she couldn't afford, even though they had LC, they paid for LCs and then it made it so Heidi couldn't afford it.

So she had to drop out and kind of without Heidi knowing, they were structuring being, you know, so she wasn't in play on it.

I mean, this is blowing my mind because even you getting into the show, you orchestrated that.

There's so many people that you could go right now and go have dinner with them Witnesses with the whole plan and it went too far obviously because as you get deeper you you're like, you know You've got to keep pushing the envelope of making TV and as a real person you're now sabotaging your existence Yeah, you know, that's why I never you know, even though when I lost the plot I didn't lose the plot because I It was the same

path I always plan to go down.

You gotta be the Simon Cowell.

And I didn't watch whatever Simon Cowell was.

I'm like, who's Simon Cowell?

Everybody hates him.

I was like, that's easy.

I should have known, but I was dumb.