Keep in mind... everyone on the show was brought in under the guise of a show called "Looking for Love," and knew nothing about the money UNTIL the show already started production, and were promised the man of their dreams, as the host keeps saying in the first episode. Obviously, it takes a bit of naivete to presume NBC would be able to find a man who is in fact a perfect match for each woman, but the fact that they sold the show to the women in the first place as a search for a mate and instead provided a guy with a history of alcohol abuse and assaulting women (note: NOT just groping... he stopped only because she kneed him in the groin) is very unseemly at best, and misrepresentation and cuplable negligence at the worst.Originally posted by lol_its_fun
I think NBC has no responsbility to ensure the guy is a gold mine or sugar daddy ( This show is NOT called " THe Bachelor")
Of course, I could be wrong. I keep hearing that from people about my opinions...![]()


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