When someone suggests being more like Mussolini as a way of improving one's image ----- $#@!# wow. Red flag when Mussolini is your moral/social model.

What did you all think of the latest episode?

I feel like Evan was stirring up more trouble than needed. I don't like Chad, but Evan is poking a bear just to stay relevant.

I enjoyed Daniel's metaphors about Hitler and Donald Trump. Take it down a notch. LOL.

I think the key is realizing ABC/producers doesn't really feel it's necessary to use everyone's job title. It's a STORY they are trying to promote.

I don't think Kaitlin's real job was/is "dance instructor." It's reported that she doesn't even have a real job anymore.... just promotes on social media.

Anonymous wrote:I read an article in Entertainment Weekly about how they come up with those "job titles." They basically said too many people these days have really generic job titles like "consultant," "sales manager," "entrepreneur" or whatever so they try and have a little fun with it when they can.

Do any of the men and women on that show EVER have a real job? Accountant? Doctor? Lawyer? Marketing Analyst?

I read an article in Entertainment Weekly about how they come up with those "job titles." They basically said too many people these days have really generic job titles like "consultant," "sales manager," "entrepreneur" or whatever so they try and have a little fun with it when they can.

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Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who thought James S. looked blank, like he was missing features? Or a life-size Ken doll or something? And then "Bachelor superfan" as his "occupation"? Bizarre.

I guess there are a few real jobs: Marine, bank teller, firefighter, sales rep. But some bizarre ones like James S. And then "hipster".

The "occupations" aren't always jobs/careers/ It's really a "storyline" that ABC/production is trying to promote.

One year (on a Bachelor season), there was a "dog lover" and "free spirit." The "dog lover" was particularly pissed. I forgot her real job, but it was a real job. This article explains how she became "dog lover."

http://www.realitytvworld.com/news/the-bachelor-bachelorette-kelly-travis-my-the-dog-lover-description-was-taken-out-of-context-15803.php

Thanks for posting this. I did completely think the woman was a dope who just walked dogs. So there's that. I guess if the job description cannot be reduced to a couple of words that everyone knows, they avoid it. Dentist or Yoga teacher are easier for people to understand (stupid people, obviously).

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who thought James S. looked blank, like he was missing features? Or a life-size Ken doll or something? And then "Bachelor superfan" as his "occupation"? Bizarre.

I guess there are a few real jobs: Marine, bank teller, firefighter, sales rep. But some bizarre ones like James S. And then "hipster".

The "occupations" aren't always jobs/careers/ It's really a "storyline" that ABC/production is trying to promote.

One year (on a Bachelor season), there was a "dog lover" and "free spirit." The "dog lover" was particularly pissed. I forgot her real job, but it was a real job. This article explains how she became "dog lover."

http://www.realitytvworld.com/news/the-bachelor-bachelorette-kelly-travis-my-the-dog-lover-description-was-taken-out-of-context-15803.php

The erectile dysfunction guy is so creepy. I wish he'd shave his gross facial hair. I don't know why she keeps him. What if he tries to kiss her?! Bleh.

Agree, the so-called Superfan had an odd, dead look in his eyes, plastic face, and robotic manner and sound of speech.

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who thought James S. looked blank, like he was missing features? Or a life-size Ken doll or something? And then "Bachelor superfan" as his "occupation"? Bizarre.

I guess there are a few real jobs: Marine, bank teller, firefighter, sales rep. But some bizarre ones like James S. And then "hipster".

Yes I noticed this about James S. He was troubling to look at. I don't know if he had gone through multiple plastic surgery proceedures but he was expressionless in that truly psychotic way.

Am I the only one who thought James S. looked blank, like he was missing features? Or a life-size Ken doll or something? And then "Bachelor superfan" as his "occupation"? Bizarre.

I guess there are a few real jobs: Marine, bank teller, firefighter, sales rep. But some bizarre ones like James S. And then "hipster".

LOL about the guys adding 2 inches to their height. I kind of liked the erectile dysfunction guy til I read his bio. I agree Wells seems to have potential. Robby the swimmer looks weird like he has a toupee or hair implants. When I first saw Vinny it was funny because his haircut looked bad but he's a barber. He has a good sense of humor though.

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I love Wells. He's one of the only guys I've ever seen on this show who is someone who might capture my interest in real life. Most of them are such jacked up meatheads. Gross.

Exactly how I feel.

Anonymous wrote:I think Chad's anger is possibly mis-directed grief about his mother.

They should never, ever put people on this show who are grieving.Its deeply cruel.

totally agree with all of this. remember the guy from andi's season who's brother had like died 3 or so months before? horrible.

Anonymous wrote:^ Is that Alan Cumming?


That guy who has that hair style is an "electrile dysfunction specialist"! What does that mean? He sells Viagra? He has ED?

It is!
I don't know. I have to wonder if she's told that that's his "job." I mean, she's going to marry this guy? Uh, ok.