All we kept hearing all season long was the crypto house that he was tangentially involved in but not really but kind of but was there and was not i mean yeah okay so

do you know that story at all not in detail i OK, so there was like this whole New York Times article about it.

So basically and like in terms of finding out information about Charlie, I will say it was difficult.

He's really like kind of off the grid.

The guy only has like six thousand followers or he did at the time that I was doing my research and stuff.

So, yeah.

A lot of what I took was almost like little underhanded comments that you may not have even picked up on from like the show, like where he went to college and where he did his master's and all those things.

So what are you thinking?

It was making me tear up a little bit.

Yeah, I know.

And like, you know, they spent so much time together.

They were so invested.

But yeah, I guess I just it was odd watching it from that perspective.

Just I mean, it was great for us from the viewers perspective, as well as obviously for the investigation.

I don't know how much they got from those interviews that they were able to use, but still it was like.

How could you believe this man is your friend? You know what I mean? If I'm making any sense at all.

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I guess that's only really happened, like, a couple of times, or it may be through someone else, like one of their managers or something like that.

And again, it's a difficult dance because you're looking at what it is and whether you believe it's true and whether you feel like you wanna post it or it has value.

I guess maybe the best creators are the ones [laughs]...

This is such maybe a bad thing to say, are the ones who maybe care a little bit less about the impact that it would have on the person, right? Because then maybe you'd be more successful as a creator, but for me, I really weigh, like, is this going to hurt someone? Is this going to have, like, an impact? And that's a- that is something I'm constantly always balancing.

So if the news is so and so is pregnant, I mean, you know, I would want that person to allow themselves to, uh, make their own announcement, right? But if it's something, you know, if it's something that won't harm someone in any way and I've been given permission to do it, sort of why not, right? But I've definitely made mistakes in that realm before, you know? Not even a Bravo lab, but someone reaching out to me with information.

I think it's really, um, what's the word, credible, and I post it, but then it really, really harms someone that I didn't think it would, you know? And then that's the opposite of what I wanna do.

Bye-bye.

Who do we have next?

We have Rob, Rob Rausch from Love Island.

I would like to say that he's best known for his like overalls or life mentality.

But that's just something like I made up.

And like in the trailers, we know that he's already said, like, I'm not used to wearing this much clothes.

So if you've watched Love Island, you know him as the guy who wore overalls the whole time.

He was born in Alabama in 1998.

Exactly.

I mean, how did people feel about him? Were people like, oh, my God, this is so romantic? Or were people like, oh, I don't trust this guy? What was the overall sense about him?

Trying to recall.

There's been so many bachelors.

I think people were on his side.

I think people were for him.

Um...

You know, I think especially when he was going after his girl.

It's Straight Man