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Having watched him from the start on Big Brother, I just get the sense that he was never a cool kid, never had a lot of friends, and this show is like finally being asked to sit at the cool kids table. He attaches himself to anyone in power and tries to be them. One of the most telling moments of this was a few seasons ago when he was trying so hard to have some sort of conflict with Wes, and Wes flat out told him that there was no there there. People seem to like him outside of the show, so he's probably a nice guy. He just really comes across as emotionally and socially stunted, like that kid in jr high who spent time with the popular kids but they all talked about him behind his back. It's sad. And annoying.

No, and she's now a flight attendant.

I looked her up after the casting episode because the name of her business was there. It's cosmetic injections like botox. I kind of laughed when he mentioned she was "saving lives" as a nurse or whatever. He works at a school as a college counselor. He works at a collegiate charter school so they can be choosy about their students. He does work in a rough area but it being a charter school also helps them likely get a lot of financial aid and help from whatever university holds their charter. They are near UIC, which is not an easy school by any means.

I hate when people say women are "too much" but I'm going to say right now that I think Karla is too much for Juan. I think there is someone out there who will appreciate everything she is, but he already looks overwhelmed and they just met. I don't see this one going well. I also don't get the connection with Emem and Ikachi. I am sure they are both lovely people but something seemed off with him. Really hoping Allen and Madison work out. They had good energy.

Everyone is so damaged. Cody's father is so terrified of losing his son that he can't see that everything he is doing is pushing him closer to actually losing him. Carlee's sister is amazing and I want to give her a hug and a long, all expenses paid vacation where she can stop worrying about everything and everyone. I will not be surprised to see an update that they have died. So sad.

This makes me so happy! I'm so glad to see them doing so well!

I think there's only one type of video store still in business. This should be interesting.

Something was missing for me this episode and I'm not sure what it was. I feel like there was more to her story and we weren't given the information. They really glossed over the stuff with her mom at the beginning and the stuff she was getting into in her early teen years. They also never really outlined what drugs she was using, which I think it what led to me having little investment in her and little hope for her. The narrative of the episode didn't seem like "let's help an addict" it seemed more like "out of control party kid needs shipped away". I don't know...something just didn't sit the same as other episodes.

I've been to the DR often, it's one of my favorite vacation places. Those birds will take ANYTHING. They really like shiny things, I saw them steal a button off a guy's polo shirt and my husband got into a battle with one to steal back a keychain he had hanging off his hat. They are gorgeous thieves! I loved seeing the DR in the race, it's so beautiful and the culture there is so wonderful. Also, that "mud" that they drove through in the dune buggies is not just mud. It's probably best to think of it as just mud when you are driving through it, but those roads are backroads near farms and there's other substances in that mud that you don't want to think about being covered in.

Brooks transformation was amazing! I really didn't have high hopes for him to be honest. Something seems off about Taryn, even in his update. Like he hasn't worked through everything or he's not buying into it. I worry for him when he gets home.

Ok, my voyeuristic lower self is coming out here. What is the FB post that Chloe was referring to and where can I read it?

The kids on this show are exceptional! I don't know if it is because they are used as students and we don't get deep dives into their personal lives, none seem to be main characters for more than one episode, or what, but they do such a great job just being kids. I loved seeing them bounce around at the end too. It was like they were talking about their real teacher.

This was one of my favorites so far. I loved the exchange about 1/6 and Melissa's comment about his coma: "From falling off a wall?" I also loved the reveal of him being a flat earther. It was a quick comment that you might have missed at first with saying the "edge" of the earth, but the reactions of everyone listening who caught it right away were brilliant. I think all the core had some great moments this episode. I have been really busy lately and missed a lot of these episodes in real time, I think I watched 5 in a row yesterday and it just made me so happy. This show continues to be such a delight!

You license to practice is separate from your credentials. You can be a Ph.D and not have a license. I have my M.Ed and my license to practice is an LPC. If I do something egregious I can have my license revoked but no one can ever take my degree from me. So it is entirely possibly that these people have a Ph.D but do not have an actual license to practice.

I know I live in a low COL state, but either I didn't realize how low or Denver is insanely high. $4800 a month for a RENTAL? That's well over twice my mortgage and our house was a new build. That was a lot of yard they had for sure, but I had to rewind that and make sure I heard the price correctly.