E347 Bachelorette Recap With Ali and Amanda
We're breaking down all the Bachelorette drama with The Viall Files Team, Ali and Amanda. We kick things off by getting some of the Bach hot goss from the rumor mill with Ali. After that, we dive into how Martin undermines others when he feels threatened, how Clayton crying while reading the note was probably staged, and how sometimes the slow-burn contestants can have lasting impact later in the show. We then ask about Michelle being turned on by Joe playing basketball, how Rick looks like he's fragile, and how anything can be a metaphor- including churning butter.
"Martin seems like the type of guy that won't go down on you unless you've showered"
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