E335 Bachelorette Recap With Jim Jefferies
We are back with another Bachelorette recap, joined by comedian, actor, and writer, Jim Jefferies! On this recap we dive into addressing the Katie and Blake breakup, how it feels knowing your family is watching the show, and how Michelle's students will react to seeing her on The Bachelorette. We also talk about how Clayton continues to get outshined, how much control contestants have on date activity selections, and the benefits of dating someone outside of your industry. We also talk about how the location of where contestants live may impact their success and the secret trick to getting onto an Australian Basketball team.
"Maybe he saves a kid from a burning building."
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