Chapter
The Bachelor/Bachelorette: A Laughable Concept
28:41 - 33:37 (04:56)
The concept of The Bachelor and Bachelorette is taken too seriously by many people. The idea of vying for the affection of a person you don't know, particularly on a television show, seems outdated.
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The phrase "going all the way to Baghdad" is used as an analogy for how pushing too hard in a relationship may result in a negative outcome.
28:41 - 29:44 (01:02)
Summary
The phrase "going all the way to Baghdad" is used as an analogy for how pushing too hard in a relationship may result in a negative outcome. It is possible to love someone without pushing for everything you want.
ChapterThe Bachelor/Bachelorette: A Laughable Concept
EpisodeBill Maher Has a Different Take on White Privilege | Howie Mandel Does Stuff #69
PodcastHowie Mandel Does Stuff Podcast
A discussion about how dating has changed over time, with many women no longer feeling the pressure to find "the one perfect person" and instead focusing on relationships that feel right for them.
29:44 - 31:12 (01:28)
Summary
A discussion about how dating has changed over time, with many women no longer feeling the pressure to find "the one perfect person" and instead focusing on relationships that feel right for them.
ChapterThe Bachelor/Bachelorette: A Laughable Concept
EpisodeBill Maher Has a Different Take on White Privilege | Howie Mandel Does Stuff #69
PodcastHowie Mandel Does Stuff Podcast
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld finds it absurd that contestants on The Bachelor or The Bachelorette are expected to fall in love with a person they don't know, and claims it's impossible to discern someone's true character on a reality TV show.
31:12 - 33:37 (02:25)
Summary
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld finds it absurd that contestants on The Bachelor or The Bachelorette are expected to fall in love with a person they don't know, and claims it's impossible to discern someone's true character on a reality TV show.