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Reality Television Is An OXYMORON!
by Jacky Jasper
Let’s start with the host, Patti. She’s the rude host of the reality show Millionaire Matchmaker. This shit is really running on a shoe string budget. Know why? Patti’s show Millionaire Matchmaker does their casting from Craigslist personals. I know at least 3 chic’s who have been on the show and 2 fake Millionaires.
One of the fake millionaires’ name is Brett. He’s a douche bag. I know the guy and he ain’t a fuckin millionaire. He ain’t even a thousand-aire.
The other fake millionaire is Farrah Franklin. How does this show Millionaire Matchmaker continue to air? It’s a total scam! I know Farrah she and I were going to work together on my 7th Veil record. I’ll tell you this much; Farrah’s not a millionaire. Patti and her crew are lying again and they’re not the only ones.
TOUGH LOVE is doing it too. Their scam is based on the black chic on the show (there’s only one black girl on the show it shouldn’t be too hard for you).
As the season progressed the black chic was dating a dude name Terry and she was in love with Terry, I was wondering how? Everyone on the show was making a pretty big deal about how this match “was it”.
How could this be??!! I know Terry and he works out at my gym. He’s already got a girlfriend!! Terry did the role to get his modeling career going I’m guessing. In other words reality shows are so far from being real it’s totally fake. Reality Television is an oxymoron and even more staged than “regular” TV! At least a sitcom doesn’t attempt to be anything it’s not…
After knowing all this information won’t you, the people, agree?
one of the girls, a hooker, and another one was underage!
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You forgot to mention how many/most/all of the people seeking their life mate are only appearing on the show to plug their businesses (some are shameless in their plugs coupled with an obvious disinterest in finding a spouse).
But if the producers get you to watch, they could care less if you do so to spot the hoaxing.
The show reminds me of the old “Dating Game” show where all the people appearing were not people looking for a date but looking to get in front of a camera to get discovered as actors.
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