Will Friedle

And some of the people on the show are really not getting enough screen time.

Do you agree with this?

Can you see this as a kind of a legitimate complaint by some of the contestants?

Or is it more like, hey, they're going to they're going to take the best stories they have of that week and try to push that narrative?

They do seem to develop the men's stories more than the women's stories.

I mean, again, as somebody who doesn't know the show at all, doesn't know the history at all, I know a lot more of the men's names than I do the women.

Where it's like when I see, of course, when I see Dee or some of the kind of the, Seri, some of the ones that are kind of the louder speakers.

Or for instance, this last episode we're talking about, they did kind of focus more on the Aubrey Genevieve thing going on.

Right.

Right, then it's almost, yeah, there's almost a version of that kind of going on.

So, yeah, it's interesting to see.

And again, we all know that it's reality TV.

Nothing's real, quote unquote.

I mean, they are still trying to push a narrative of the show that they want to put out there.

But it was interesting to see, as I think somebody said, and it might have been, I apologize for the name that you said who it was who came, the first one to come out and really talk about it last week.

Angelina.

Yeah, no, I get that.

There is you can.

And again, being completely newbie to this world, you do see that it seems at least like they're listening to the fans and they're listening.

CBS and the parent company are listening to what everybody wants to see and the problems that are happening, because the other one I saw was that they thought that the was it Zach, Zach Brown, his name.