cameron

Actually liked the husband. Felt sorry for him.

The state of Washington combined couple interesting. She sure had one fat daughter.

Well, she looked way better than some of those dresses that some pregnant women wear that make them look like stuffed sausages.

Feel like I am watching a rerun of Masterchef Junior with Subha pitch hitting for Ivy. Think they will take him into the final free and then ditch him. The similarities are there. Wonder what home reader of Family Circle is going to have a cabinet full of spices like the ones he used.

The Subha arc doesn't work for me.

Another misrepresentation. Mis Patricia certainly doesn't live South of Broad as mentioned by Cameron. Know it for a fact, because I live there. She is in a different neighborhood.

And is food is a stretch at that. Last challenge featured undercooked rice and burnt and burst sausage. Also, he overcooked his lentils. Lentils and rice are indigenous to his country and a mainstay. Totally agree with your assessment. Still have to take into account, his undercooked rice, burnt sausages, over spice desert, and overcooked lentils.

Just rewatched last night's show and he said he was a chemical engineer. That implies to me that is his job, except he works in IT sector.

Just looked Subha up on LinkedIn and he's been in the IT field for 29 plus years . Currently works at Cigna. There goes the chemical engineer theory.

Did you really expect her to keep her composure in that tag team challenge with Subha. He was just walking around in a cloud. I would have yelled at him also.

Not sure if the whole notebook wasn't overplayed for tv. While nice, they were extremely naive for their age. When he thought that 1600 square foot house was large and she didn't know what radiators were, my thoughts ran to are they for real. The neighborhoods didn't look all that great, especially at the first house.

Reminds me of the bridal shop where everyone got their prom dresses way back when.

I think people are either city people or suburb types. Everyone has a choice. Personally for me, it's the city. Like being able to walk to restaurants, etc.

Find it interesting the way some people on HH obsess about buying a house like the one they grew up in.

The worst one was her visiting friend. Didn't realize they spoke "Valley Girl" in Kansas City, Missouri.

It is when you are trying to buy into that area and the homes can certainly go for a lot more money than that. Comes down to what you are use to.

Have to remember $1,000,000 is relatively cheap in the DC area now. Even the hard core areas of NE like Trinidad are getting high prices now.

I looked at that plate. Think that the judges threw that comment in for comic relief.

Are we talking about the same person? Plating looked messy, combined two vegetables that don't go together, and was doing to over season the dish with some indian spice until Gordon, Joe & Aaron told him not to. But this is also the same person who overcooked the indian lentils even though he said they 47 different varieties of them in India and he is familiar with them all. At least he didn't use the old rose seasoning that he likes to trot out.

He's not mentally challenged, just incompetent. I'm talking about Subha not Gordon.

He's been in over his head for a while now. Surprise that he made it this far.

Magnolia Place, Hector New York.

You mean like when he asked if he could turn the knob on Sarah's chickens? Just went back and watch that with closed captioning. He did ask that about helping turn the knob.

Totally agree. Put him out of his misery!!

I really liked the first one which was right in town. The in town location would have been a major draw.