it is! had some genuine laugh out loud moments!

My favorite part of the show is Chris throwing out deep cut pop-culture references (ie: “Damn Gina” or “She’s my Judy”) and the clueless normies being like “Wow, Chris sure likes to make up funny names for everyone”

See also: the Seaburn pretending to know how menstrual cramps feel.

Darn you! All the talk of ripped flesh and shirtless selfies and not a single thing pops up in a google search. I feel teased. Lol. 

listen to his interview on RHAP (no spoilers of the new episodes that just dropped): https://robhasawebsite.com/the-circle-interview-with-joey-saso-netflix/

He grew on me like a rash. By the third episode I was saying to myself “I fucking love this guy”. No shame. Would have a drink with. 

No, he’s the fucking best. He’s so sweet and sincere, and his bromance with “Shoobie” is inspiring. Our household is torn between wanting him, Shubham, or Sammie to win.

I thought this show was some kind of fictionalized satire of reality tv when I saw it on my Netflix. I didn’t bother to look into it after reading the synopsis because the whole satire about reality tv thing has been done to death.

The fact that I like this show so much truly upsets me. I look forward to the Wednesday episode drops, and I binge them as soon as they’re out. I don’t know why this show is good, but it is.

I started this show as something mindless to have on while I did some housework and, even though it is incredibly stupid, it has drawn me and my husband in. I can’t explain it. Sometimes it is just nice to watch empty reality tv. And Joey is entertaining, but if I could choose, I would pick Seaburn to win. His…

Not a reality television show fan typically, but I ate this show up.

I really would like avocado countertops in that classic boomerang pattern formica, and have for several decades.  It’s not like “worth spending a ton of extra money on” but if it were an option it’s the one I would choose.

The 1950s built kitchen I grew up in had one electrical outlet. no thanks!

No regrets. I don't even mind oiling them twice a year. 

The all white thing never felt that premium to me. I suppose because I equate it with cheap apartments, since when I came of age to actually rent, the all white kitchens were the older stuff that hadn’t been updated, while all the new constructions had black or stainless appliances with dark cabinets and granite…

Since my father and I own a kitchen remodeling company, I can talk a little about trends. Since the 70's and 80's were all about site-built natural veiny wood (mainly oak and pine), the first remodel in the 90's was white, actually paint everything plain white (which needs constant touchup like a house) or these new…

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I would like the Galloping Gourmet set up, but other times I lean towards an Aga or other wood burning stove. One day, I might reopen the fireplace and go for it.

I don’t know about retro, but man, I would love to have a butler’s pantry. I think that’s more antique than retro, though.

See, I like veiny granite and colorful cabinets BECAUSE they don’t show dirt 😂

As a white northerner, I was never exposed to banana pudding at home or school or local eateries. Our blew-the-playoffs comfort food was Velveeta on Sunbeam with Miracle Whip.