u/Emmyyou2

▲ 20 r/bravo

The case of the lost and found ring

I've thought since before the season even started that Kyle and Amanda split long before they claim they did, and definitely before summer, but now I'm sure of it. I also think most of them already knew it and were playing along.

In the first dinner of the season, Amanda takes a shot at Kyle about losing his ring. It had little to do with the conversation but there was a mention of them cosplaying as single. Seemingly out of nowhere she makes a comment about how Kyle lost his ring so she is refusing to wear her's until he finds it. He seems so annoyed at this and the first time I watched it I barely caught it because they spent the whole dinner bickering anyway. After a second watch I don't think he was annoyed because she was taking yet another shot at him but because she came up with that on her own to explain their missing rings and just had to make him the bad guy for being the ring loser.

Later in the season, at that SB soft launch, Kyle's ring miraculously returns to his finger yet Amanda's doesn't. No mention of him finding it and no mention of her ring still missing from her finger (not the biggest deal).

I usually don't think much of people not wearing rings, it happens. It's more about how she brought it up and seemed like she was giving a preemptive excuse to a question no one asked.

Combined with the rumors of a separation that started way back when, West raising her hand when the question was asked about who was single, the coverup comment about cosplaying single, and them not riding together all summer I think it's obvious they were already separated when summer started.

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u/Emmyyou2 — 19 hours ago
▲ 103 r/bravo

Maybe I'm just an old and boring person at this point, or maybe all my time working in an ER makes me hyperaware of the risk of so many every day things, but I'm genuinely surprised no one has been seriously injured, or paralyzed, on this show.

The amount of drunken play and hijinks around the pool, diving (so dangerous), pushing people in to the pool, running around the pool drunk, grabbing people and jumping in to the pool, etc. makes me so nervous all the time. I have no idea how anyone let's these people rent this house year after year after watching all they get up to and I have no idea how they get insured for this shit. I'm sure it's the production company that provides additional insurance but still not sure how there aren't exclusions regarding alcohol and negligence.

I'm sure many people here already know this but don't dive headfirst in to shallow pools (most home pools are not deep enough for any kind of diving), and certainly don't push someone in a pool. Those two things are responsible for so many life threatening and life changing injuries every year it's not even funny. People as tall as Carl and Jesse should certainly not be diving in these pools.

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u/Emmyyou2 — 10 days ago
▲ 49 r/bravo

I hate the term "hall pass" to begin. I personally find it disrespectful to your partner and juvenile, but to each their own. That being said, a "hall pass" is never supposed to be someone you know and hang out with regularly.

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u/Emmyyou2 — 15 days ago