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It would be interesting to read the contracts they signed. Perhaps it was never a legal marriage?

Anyone have an explanation why when Phil was at the mat the background behind him was blurred but behind the racers it was not? It was very distracting to me and I thought for sure someone here would have mentioned it. Alas, I'll have to do that myself. 😂

The live show on Thursday is likely to have amazing ratings after this, don't you think?!?

I got a 'get me out of here' vibe from Leslie, while she was standing there with a rose next to worrying Teresa and Faith while Gerry hyperventilated in the hallway. If I were her, I think I might have handed my rose to one of them and got the heck out of dodge before he came back in after that bit of nonsense.

Furthermore, NO WAY security would only escort him to the elevator. They 100% would have walked him to, and out of, the door.

This, a thousand times this! ⬆️ That was behavior I'd expect from a 5th grader.

I was legit concerned someone was going to slice their arm off with the wacky saw handling! It's a sharp tool - be careful and get your hair out of the way!

But keep in mind JimBob is being billed for every last second of their time, so find joy in that.

Ruth also told Mel that Ben wanted to "raise goats" - I think Mel is going to put it all together and not leave town after all.

Not everyone can be corrected to 20/20 with glasses (like me) and I would have struggled even with a brand-new Rx in my glasses.

Me too. I liked that they had practice uniforms and always looked sharp. However, I was surprised that he was in a tank top and shorts on the first day of the competition. Why not a golf shirt at least - he seems like a guy who cares about his appearance. Why not at the big competition? Maybe he spilled his coffee on it?? Likewise it bugs me that Monica is always at practice in skinny jeans and spike heals, like she was on her way to the bar for happy hour, not at practice.

Perhaps the detective testified as to what his response is (and I've missed it) but I would love to have been a fly on the wall if nothing more than to see the look on the detective's face when Josh replied!

In my experience senior tribute pages are not the exception, but the norm. Yearbooks are full color now and pretty expensive to produce, selling the senior tribute pages helps offset the price of producing the book and makes the yearbook more affordable to purchase..

The tests are clearly a lot more sensitive than they used to be - because 25+ years ago you had to take it first thing in the morning to get a result at all. This middle-of-the-day thing, regardless of where you were, wouldn't have worked.

No one was looking for learning disabilities in the 90s, though ADHD diagnoses were on the rise. In the mid 2000s it took five years for anyone to suggest my struggling kid may have a learning disability (he was 16 by then) - instead we heard over and over he was lazy and had an attitude problem.