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I mean, Jesus Christ, I'm burning up inside, don't you know? I can't stay in there. I'm f***ed up. I don't know how to explain it. I'm all f***ed up inside. I want out! I want out now!

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I think it makes you a little more daring, a little less inhibited. More mischievous. You got really gutsy by the end.

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I was really going for it. Brusquely pushing people aside to follow the person I was trying to follow.

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I got a little rude. I would try to make noises at other people.

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I mean, I think you just, there's no boundaries.

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No, it was completely different than anything I've ever experienced. It just felt good. It was right in the moment.

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Not really sure what to expect.

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We were told to know as little as possible. And so we've done almost no research as to what we're about to do.

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Just like little tidbits of intrigue. You know, we've heard that you get like a key to a room. Apparently everyone wears a mask and you're allowed to look through drawers in the sets. That's about all we know.

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We heard that it's like psychologically intense. Yeah, psychologically intense. It seems interesting to me.

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You make your own journey. It's like very personal. It's sexual and leading.

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I didn't see an actor for like the first 15 minutes, so I thought it was just kind of set decoration everywhere.

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A bald woman dragged me up several flights of stairs, through staircases, into this arena, and it was incredible.

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Someone hanging themselves was pretty cool. It's like the final, I won't tell you that, sorry.

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A pregnant woman and her husband having a fight and then making up.

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577.092

Lots of fighting, lots of kissing. Lots of taxidermy. Dry humping.

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587.519

So that was pretty crazy. It's just, it's like a nightmare.

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I saw a dress hanging on the wall because they said, not everything is what it seems. So those who take more risks will be rewarded more. So I put on the dress.

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She was punished.

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Yeah.

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She belonged to one of the actresses.

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She didn't belong to one of the actresses, so I shouldn't have done it. The thought of being that much more anonymous with a switch of clothing was even more exciting.