Flipping The Table: A RHONJ Recap Podcast
Sep 20, 2026 · 2 hr 23 min · 22 segments
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we're going to get into that.
It's a lot.
It's a lot to deal with.
Which do you think Michelle and Cameron would last to be the last couple?
I did.
One thing I noticed about Cameron is he wasn't afraid to have those hard conversations with her.
were immediately diving in, talking about finances, love, him never being in a relationship, and he never made her feel like she was wrong for asking him.
You could tell they were real intuitive with each other.
They were there to listen and understand each other, not just to listen and respond.
Yeah, yeah, very much so, very much so.
And I have an overall question as we're going to start dissecting couple by couple.
But before we start with that, I have an overall question for you guys.
Is one successful marriage out of seven marriages in this experiment prove that the experiment failed, Bridget?
um like on the surface you want to say yes right like you want to say yes but when you actually like maybe apply i'm no math whiz but like no i'm not a data whiz but when you really maybe look at the data i think that the data would say something different
yeah if one
in seven like if one in seven panned out as opposed to one in 20. you see what i'm saying like yeah yeah look at the data on marriage and divorce these days, I think they would say that was good.
But as a viewer off the rip, just no data, not even utilizing that thought process, I would say not.
experiment
Yeah, I agree.
And
we're going to get into that.
It's a lot.
It's a lot to deal with.
Which do you think Michelle and Cameron would last to be the last couple?
I did.
One thing I noticed about Cameron is he wasn't afraid to have those hard conversations with her.
were immediately diving in, talking about finances, love, him never being in a relationship, and he never made her feel like she was wrong for asking him.
You could tell they were real intuitive with each other.
They were there to listen and understand each other, not just to listen and respond.
Yeah, yeah, very much so, very much so.
And I have an overall question as we're going to start dissecting couple by couple.
But before we start with that, I have an overall question for you guys.
Is one successful marriage out of seven marriages in this experiment prove that the experiment failed, Bridget?
um like on the surface you want to say yes right like you want to say yes but when you actually like maybe apply i'm no math whiz but like no i'm not a data whiz but when you really maybe look at the data i think that the data would say something different
yeah if one
in seven like if one in seven panned out as opposed to one in 20. you see what i'm saying like yeah yeah look at the data on marriage and divorce these days, I think they would say that was good.
But as a viewer off the rip, just no data, not even utilizing that thought process, I would say not.
experiment
Yeah, I agree.
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