Love Island UK
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Where and why does the host start by explaining her Hamptons setup and mood?
Hello. I am recording from the Hamptons. So I really don't know how these cameras look even though I did check and I did my best but you should see my setup. I'm just sick. I'm sick of traveling with stands and then ordering more stands and then returning them to Amazon if I remember. So my setup is with books and coasters, okay? It is what it is. Robbie's here somewhere. I think I hear a pishing. That's what we say in Yiddish, we. But anyways, so we're on vacation, kind of, and I'm treating it too much as a vacation, if you know what I mean, because I have other stuff to do that is not... Surrounding a vacation like this. I can't always take a break because I have to work. And then I have to write. And then I have to spend quality time with my lover and my loved one.
How do all of these things, how do they exist when I have to work? But it's the working woman's tale. It's her strife. It's her... It's her poor luck or maybe luck. And speaking of a working woman, I am going to be talking about Love Island UK. I don't want to watch the US version anymore. It's too much. The online community is way too much for me. I can't get caught up. I can't separate myself. I still care and I care and I think and I'm wondering about these people and then I'm reading the comments and it's getting to me and then the old productionist and the old productionist. I need a break. So I watch the UK where only information is fed to me in which I ask for it and I do on Reddit. Two, confirmation bias, my own opinions.
I never said this was objective here. In fact, it's not. It's very opinionated and sometimes with the wrong opinion and that's okay because it's my prerogative because this is work for me and you're here listening to me.
I wish Robbie would get out of the bathroom because I don't know if she can hear me, you know.
I got to get comfortable here, but let me tell you, Jack's Coffee in the Hamptons, you should be ashamed of yourself. This is not coffee. I asked for an Americano and it tasted like watered down mud. This isn't going to wake me up. This isn't what's going to get me excited in the morning. First sip of a hot coffee going to burn your tongue off. Speaking of, my tongue is quite burnt today because I had some warm olive oil yesterday. Because if you have to know, I'm a bit constipated. I feel bloated. An abdominal massage isn't working. I'm off my probiotics because I'm traveling. So I needed a homeopathic cure of constipation, and the first thing they said is a hot olive oil. Well, I put the olive oil in the microwave for 10 seconds, and it got too hot, and it burned my tongue.
So I'm miserable. All right, enough of that. Let's talk about what matters, which is Love Island UK. And you know what? It's just a tale as old as misogynistic time. It's a social experiment of how men treat women, which, as they say on Love Island, is no surprise. It's not good. And they get away with everything because there's nowhere else to go. They're all locked up in this jail. But... by the social experiment kind of intricacies, it gives the men the power again. Because you never know who is going to have the power to pick their couple next. If production had some sense, they would give more power to the women more often, knowing that these men will fuck them over again and again and again, and they sit scared.
Yes, this is the kind of production intervention we need. Level the playing field on this TV show. Give the women the power. Like the mess after Casa Amor and the movie Night Clips. Where Simba was flirting and flirting and flirting and crossing boundaries and licking his lips and jumping at everything that moves and leaving Angie high and dry and heartbroken. And he knew what was going on. They all feign ignorance and all they do is say sorry because there's nothing else to say and then they get away with it. Simba the whole, oh, I brought her back to get to know her while I'm still with you. Huh? Who says you get to do that? Well, I need to have consent. I don't want you doing this. We're together.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
Where and why does the host start by explaining her Hamptons setup and mood?
0:00–4:51
2
Why is the host switching from US Love Island to Love Island UK for her viewing habit?
4:51–12:08
3
How does the host describe Love Island UK as a 'misogynistic social experiment'?
12:08–15:07
4
What happened during Casa Amor and Movie Night that provoked criticism of Simba and Finn?
15:07–48:11