EP313: Celebrity Aura News, Olympic Standouts & Love is Blind Season 10

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Podcast Summary: Know Your Aura with Mystic Michaela

Episode 313: Celebrity Aura News, Olympic Standouts & Love is Blind Season 10
Release Date: March 12, 2026
Host: Mystic Michaela
Guest/Co-host: Scott

Episode Overview

This episode is dedicated to analyzing recent pop culture phenomena—specifically, notable moments from the Winter Olympics and the drama-filled “Love is Blind” Season 10—through the lens of aura color theory. Mystic Michaela leverages her expertise as a psychic medium and aura reader to explain the motivations and behaviors of public figures and reality TV contestants and provides lots of insights into how aura colors play a role in both triumph and disaster.

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Key Discussion Segments & Insights

1. Olympic Standouts and Their Auras

[01:15–10:12]

Alisa Liu – Gold Medal Figure Skater

• Aura: Purple-Blue (“double empath”)
  • *Unusual for elite athletes, usually seen as more laid-back and experience-focused than ultra-driven “yellow” types.
• Michaela’s Insight:
  • “She was always purple-blue, but she used to always lead with the blue…borrowing joy, taking in what does everybody want from me?...She grew out of borrowing joy, which is like a huge deal. Now when she skates, she leads with her purple aura.” [03:41]
  • Alisa’s Quotes (via Michaela):
    • “Winning isn’t all that, and neither is losing…What I like to share about myself is my story, my art, my creative process.” [04:21]
    • “I love struggle… I love making mistakes. I love falling. I also love landing. I love doing really well.” [04:59]
• Core Message: Embracing her purple, creative side freed her from feeling overwhelmed by expectations and nerves, which allowed her to perform with joy rather than anxiety.

Ilia Malinin – “Quad God” Male Figure Skater

• Aura: “Sprite Boy”—Green, Yellow, and Blue
  • High achiever, analytical, perfectionist (yellow and green), yet less attuned to emotional regulation (blue).
• Event: Team event gold, but had a disastrous individual skate.
• Michaela’s Insight:
  • “You’re taught to succeed, but you're not taught to fail. The second he messed up, most skaters pull it together…but he couldn't. He couldn’t process these feelings of disappointment and stress and failure.” [08:30]
• Scott’s Take:
  • “It was almost setting him up for failure because he became the exact opposite of the quad god.” [09:02]
• Core Message: Media pressure and the inability to process failure led to a “crash out”—highlighting how certain aura colors may struggle with emotional setbacks under the spotlight.

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2. Love is Blind Season 10—Aura Deep Dive

[12:23–56:34]

General Observations

• Love is Blind is “heavy edited,” but aura-sensing opportunities abound, especially in family and interpersonal drama scenes.
• Reality TV frequently casts “chameleon” aura personalities for their drama potential.
  • Quote (Michaela): “Producers love a chameleon aura. They always cast a few.” [16:00]

Highlighted Couples and Aura Analysis

Jessica (Yellow-Purple) & Chris (Green-Purple, Chameleon)

• Chris as Chameleon:
  • Expert at mirroring what others want, then withdrawing and “one-upping” to feel powerful.
  • Quote (Michaela): “Their camouflage are your wants and needs…they blend in seamlessly into your wants and needs, so much so that you believe them.” [16:08]
• Jessica's Strength:
  • Stoic, logical, refused to give up power or emotional vulnerability in public.
  • Quote (Scott): “She played that magnificently. I thought she did perfectly.” [17:57]
  • Quote (Michaela): “Yellows in general will not break in public… not giving you one bit of that power we know you need.” [18:16]
• Memorable Moment: Their breakup—Jessica’s calm composure contrasted with Chris’s neediness and oversharing.

Bri (Red-Purple) & Connor (Red-Blue)

• Debate over Connor’s aura—Scott sees him as more blue than red, citing his lack of assertiveness.
• Bri’s Red Energy:
  • Assertive, listens but doesn’t get easily swayed; receives criticism for “just listening” to Chris’s advances post-bar scene.
• Key Dynamic:
  • Bri is used to challenge and conquest in relationships; finds available, unguarded love (Connor) “too easy.”
  • Quote (Michaela): “If something is easy, it’s still worth it…I think the problem with reds is, if something is easy… then it’s not real or worth it.” [25:31]

Christine (Yellow-Indigo) & Vic (Indigo-Purple)

• Low drama, lots of indigo energy, “boring but healthy” relationship—possibly too mellow for reality TV.
• Quote (Michaela): “They probably nap really well together.” [28:32]

Ashley (Yellow-Blue-Indigo) & Alex (Blue-Purple, Inauthentic Red)

• Both come off poorly; Alex triggers Michaela (“I can't handle mansplaining… I know you're lying”) [32:15].
• Alex: Defensive, uses fake logic—averts intimacy discussions with convoluted excuses (e.g., sharing period tracker apps).
• Ashley: Overly methodical, may have tried to ensure Alex looked bad on TV after realizing incompatibility.
• Scott: “This couple just was horrible, horrific from the start.” [32:08]

Brittany (Pink-Blue) & Devo (Blue-Purple)

• Brittany is needy, fairy tale-seeking; Devo is disengaged, critical, “poking the bear.”
• Breakup: Devo bluntly declines marriage; Brittany clings to “maybe next week” optimism—edit probably intensified the disconnect.
• Memorable quote (Michaela): “He was trying to make you leave him so he didn’t have to do it.” [40:13]

Emma (Blue-Purple w/Inauthentic Yellow) & Mike (Blue-Purple)

• Both double empaths; central conflict: children.
• Michaela’s Take: Emma was clear about not wanting kids, but started to “meld” into Mike’s wishes. Mike, however, respectfully stops her: “I don’t want you to do this if you don’t want to.”
• Scott’s Insight: Mike may be unconsciously influenced by his family’s strong “logic” colors, not his authentic desires.
• Michaela: “Mike grew up … this is what you do. … It was all from their point of view and their needs.” [46:23]
• Both praised for a respectful breakup.

Amber (Yellow-Turquoise-Purple) & Jordan (Green-Blue to go)

• Jordan has stepdad anxiety, is seen as “safe but immature;” Amber values safety after hard experiences.
• Red Flags: Jordan’s aversion to accommodating Amber’s child, discomfort with family/moving/kids, problematic relationship with alcohol.
• Quote (Michaela): “Green people do this a lot to themselves…You just do it as you. But green auras can get stuck with that a little bit.” [50:09]

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3. Love Is Blind “Hot Takes”

[51:39–56:34]

• Backwards Cap & Beard Phenomenon: Nearly every male contestant is described as having a backwards cap and full beard. Is this an Ohio thing? Michaela speculates it’s to avoid blurring trademarked sports logos during editing. [52:11]
• Are Wedding Guests Fake?
  • Scott: “I think I saw a couple at two weddings. Netflix is cheap…there’s no way they had to throw four weddings!” [54:09]
• Does Ohio Have an Aura? Both jokingly decide it’s “Christmas tree guy”—red, green, blue. [54:49]
• Turquoise Aura & Voluminous Hair:
  • Substack debate—do turquoise auras favor high-volume hair? Especially yellow turquoise? [55:52]

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Notable Quotes & Moments (with Timestamps)

• Alisa Liu’s philosophy:
  • “Winning isn’t all that, and neither is losing. … A bad story is still a story. And I think that’s beautiful. There is no way to lose.” —Michaela, channeling Alisa [04:21]
• On chameleons:
  • “Their camouflage are your wants and needs…they blend in seamlessly into your wants and needs, so much so that you believe them.” —Michaela [16:08]
• On public composure:
  • “Yellows in general will not break in public... I’m not giving you one bit of that power we know you need.” —Michaela [18:16]
• On doublespeak relationships:
  • “If something is easy, it’s still worth it… if something is easy, then it’s not real or worth it.” —Michaela [25:31]
• On fake wedding guests:
  • “Double dipped on the wedding guests. All right.” —Scott [54:34]
• On Ohio energy:
  • “I think their aura color would be … red, a little green, and blue. Christmas tree.” —Michaela [54:49]

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Tone & Language

• Conversational, humorous, playful banter.
• Analytical but unpretentious explanations of aura concepts applied to reality TV.
• Affectionate teasings—both for one another as co-hosts and for reality TV personalities.
• Empathetic and occasionally pointed, especially around emotional manipulation and authenticity.

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Summary Takeaways

• Aura colors offer a unique lens for understanding both heroic and disastrous behavior in high-pressure environments, whether it’s the Olympics or reality TV.
• Empaths often struggle in competitive or emotionally fraught environments—unless they can “lead” with their more self-expressive aura energies.
• Chameleon auras are both a casting director’s dream and a dater’s nightmare—adept at mirroring but sometimes driven by insecurity.
• Logic and emotional energy manifest in all sorts of (sometimes dysfunctional) dating interactions, making for rich if excruciating television.
• The hosts delight in breaking down the intersection of authenticity, drama, editing, and spirituality—with plenty of laughs along the way.

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Listen to the full episode for in-depth aura readings, reality TV shenanigans, and hot takes on the Midwest’s spiritual color palette!

Transcript

[Scott]

Foreign.

[Michaela]

Spiritual family. Welcome to Know youw Aura with mystic Michaela. Today, celebrity aura news. All the pop culture news you wanted to know about, but in aura color. And it's gonna be a little heavy on the Love is blind. Gotta. Gotta give you that warning ahead of time. But first. Hey, Scotty.

[Scott]

Hey, guys. Love is Blind. Heavy today, huh?

[Michaela]

Yes. And you watched some.

[Scott]

I watched. Not as much as I have in previous seasons.

[Michaela]

Yes.

[Scott]

But I did tune in.

[Michaela]

Yes.

[Scott]

You know what I'm actually happy about?

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

I'm happy that the Olympics are over.

[Michaela]

You always. They bother you.

[Scott]

They really do. And it's actually Love is Blind and the Olympics have a lot in common.

[Michaela]

Oh.

[Scott]

And this is what they have in common. I'll tell it for you guys.

[Michaela]

Okay.

[Scott]

Love is blind. And I say this every time we do the Love is Blind episode.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

I don't remember anybody from any of the other seasons.

[Michaela]

Okay.

[Scott]

Except for once in a while, you get one or two people you remember.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

And that's the same thing with the Olympics. Like, they shove all these people down our throats.

[Michaela]

That's true.

[Scott]

For like, two weeks. And then you remember, like, one person or two people, whatever. And I don't remember anyone. Like, like the Summer Olympics, they were throwing everyone down my throat. I don't remember anybody.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

But I guess there's always a standout.

[Michaela]

There is.

[Scott]

So let's start with that.

[Michaela]

Well, I wanted to talk about. Because I did over my substack. I did it. Or Olympics, A couple articles about people that all of a sudden, everyone's talking about the same thing. And that's why I like the Olympics, because everyone is like, did you see that guy, like, running up the hill in the cross country? That was crazy. Like, we'd see that. But Alisa Leo won the gold medal, women's figure skating. And before she won, I did a little write up on her because her aura was so crazy in her store. And her story is really interesting, too. So she's purple blue aura, which is. Which is so unusual for an athlete of that caliber to be Double empath aura. And that's. I mean, no shade to the double empath. I'm one, too. On purple indigo. It's like, you know, we're not. You know, it's a lot of commitment.

[Scott]

Right. Well, that's actually the first thing that came to my mind. So I would think, like, if you were going to be an Olympic figure skater at that level. Yes, you probably would be yellow. That would be the color I would give you. Because, like, Elisa, you know, she's got to go to practice, what, like 40 hours a week? I'm probably downplaying that. It's probably 100 hours a week. Whatever. A purple blue isn't going to want to go to practice. Yeah, 100 hours a week.

[Michaela]

Yeah. Purple blues in general, they like to just live life. They really like to enjoy life. They don't usually attach their identity to career or hobby or anything. It's more about experience and kind of like just chilling, you know, that's like a purple blue vibe.

[Scott]

Right?

[Michaela]

So what was interesting about Elisa's story is that she was actually like, this prodigy skater. So she was skating as a kid. She was at the Olympics, I think, in Beijing or something. And if I get this wrong, Sorry. And she. She was winning all this stuff and winning medals. And then right after the Olympics, she announced her retirement. I think she was, like, 15 or 16 years old. She's like, I'm retiring. And everyone's like, oh, my gosh. Wow. And then she came back, like, I think just in 2024 or something, to prepare for this Olympics and won gold. So it's like, what changed in her aura? So what she used to. She was always purple blue, but she used to always lead with the blue. Okay, so this is how you can use a dumbbell, empath aura. This is one way, and then I'll tell you the other way. If you want to be an elite athlete and you're purple blue, you're gonna have to lead with the blue, possibly. And that is the latching onto pleasing, borrowing, joy, taking in, okay, what is, you know, what does everybody want from me? How do I show up for my country? How do I show up for my family? How do I show up for my coaches? All right, if they're proud of me, if they say I do. Did a good job, I'll just borrow that feeling. When you're blue, you can feel other people's feelings as your own. So you can borrow joy. What happened is it just wasn't fun for her anymore. She says she didn't feel it. She wasn't. She. She grew out of borrowing joy, which is like a huge deal. Now when she skates, she leads with her purple aura. And I want to share some of these quotes from just her comeback. She says things, for example, winning isn't all that, and neither is losing. You know, she's not attaching to the outcome at all. That's. That's very purple. Like, I'm just doing it to, like, just do it. And then she said, what I like to share about myself is my story, my art, my creative process. I guess messing up doesn't take away from that. It's still something. It's still a story. A bad story is still a story. And I think that's beautiful. There is no way to lose. I mean, that's a very purple, blue thing to say. A very purple thing to say. Another thing she said, I love struggle. She said it makes her feel alive. She says, I love making mistakes. I love falling. I also love landing. I love doing really well.

[Scott]

So.

[Michaela]

So I feel like no matter what the outcome was, I was gonna be cool with it. So she, to me, is embracing the experience and the idea of expressing herself artistically out there. So she decided to connect to that stasis within herself, and then she became untouchable, unshakable. What did we see in the figure skating portion of the Olympics? A lot. With the singles this year, a lot of the nerves got to them.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

A lot of them were just. And. And this is what I don't like about the Olympics, I guess I think they stress them out too much.

[Scott]

Well, and that's where I was leading with the beginning, where they. You hear these few names, and I. And they just keep going with it, going with it. And they put them at this such high, probably pressure point.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

That, you know, some of them, like you said, are destined to fail. Yeah. Obviously, she was in her purples, so she. She. She got through it. But I remember that one I. The one they threw down our throats.

[Michaela]

Ilia Malalin is his name. Yeah, yeah. That was the Mal figure skater. The quad God. That's who you're talking about. And they were like, interview after interview. This is the quad God. Look at him. Yes. And then he kind of, you know, and he.

[Scott]

It was a disaster for him.

[Michaela]

Oh, it was bad.

[Scott]

I don't know what his aura is, but I'll tell you.

[Michaela]

But keep going.

[Scott]

Oh, no. Yeah, tell us. Yeah. What was his aura?

[Michaela]

Well, that was fascinating to me.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

Because he skated with the team for gold and helped them win the gold. All right. So as the team, he helped them win the gold. But then when it was time for him to do his own program, they called it, like, if you watched it, it was like, wow. And I happen to be one of these weirdos that gets a little bit too into the figure skis. I'm watching it. I, I, you know, I'm, like, up there with Tara Lipinski. Like, oh, wow, that was a triple SoCal. You know, like, I kind of know these things. The kids are like, how do you know this? I'm like, I just do. It's like a weird thing that I know every four years. But anyways, so I was watching him and I said as I was watching it in real time, like, this is probably one of the worst crash outs I've ever seen. Olympic on ice skating program. And then they were saying it was. Yeah, that this was probably historically, like

[Scott]

one of the worst.

[Michaela]

And I mean, the guy is so naturally talented, but here's his aura. So he's what, the Pink Chat named Sprite Boy. Explain that in a second. It's when somebody has a green and yellow aura and blue as well. So think about, like the Sprite. Yeah, Soda logo. It's like Sprite Boy, but boy is spelled B O I Pink Chat. Okay, but here's the thing with the Sprite Boy energy. So he leads with a lot of the green and the yellow. So this is green. Like patterns, thought processes. I mean, he has the science of each thing that he does down. He's like, if you're just on this angle, there's no way to fall. You know, he's probably like, very, like, set up for success. Because he's like, you can't fall. That's scientifically impossible. If I just do from this angle, like every time. And he's yellow too. So it's the repetition, it's the perfectionism, it's the dedication, it's the obsession. So all those together, and that's what he always leads with. The blue was kind of more in him. And what I see with Ilya and probably a lot of Sprite Boy guys is that you're taught to succeed, but you're not taught to fail. So the second he probably messed up once in that program, most skaters, like, pull it together and just end it. You know what I mean? He couldn't. He was like. He could not deal with the blue that all of a sudden, you know, surged up, came into him. Oh, my God. Like, could not process these feelings of disappointment and stress and failure and whatnot. He was, you know, and then it just overwhelmed him and the whole thing just crashed out. But also, I wonder, the obsession that the media had with this guy. How many times are you getting pulled out of practice to give another interview?

[Scott]

Yeah, well, I mean, yeah, it was almost like. You call him what, the quad? They kept calling the Quad God, right? It was almost setting him up for failure because he became the exact opposite of the Quad God. I don't know what you call the opposite of that. But it was bad. And I actually saw it. I actually felt it. It got progressively worse. I know. And you wanted him to pull it together.

[Michaela]

Stop.

[Scott]

Right. And he just couldn't pull it together. It must have been a. Just a blue wave come over him or something. I don't, you know, in aura. But yeah. I hope someone's checking on that guy right now. He might be going through. Going through it. No, he might be. Really?

[Michaela]

And he had a little, like, he was like, if I was allowed to compete at Beijing, this wouldn't have happened. Like, he kind of had had a moment at the end where you kind of lost it a little. I felt bad for him.

[Scott]

I felt bad that he had to stay there.

[Michaela]

It's just too many cameras on your face when you're having the worst moment of your life.

[Scott]

I know. And he was doing interview after interview.

[Michaela]

So many.

[Scott]

And you know, he was like the headliner of every. Anytime you watched NBC, there he was.

[Michaela]

Quad God.

[Scott]

Right. Well, the good news for. For him is that just like love

[Michaela]

is blind, Scott will forget you.

[Scott]

We're going to forget you.

[Michaela]

Scott's going to forget you, you know,

[Scott]

by next Winter Olympics. You're never going to remember.

[Michaela]

Yeah, it's fine.

[Scott]

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[Michaela]

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[Scott]

Hey, guys. All right, well, Love is Blind is actually a reality TV show that I could somewhat stomach.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

Because I actually do feel you could practice your aura skills while watching the show. Now, a lot of it, of course, is edited. We say this every time. Extremely edited. But there are pieces where you could pick up.

[Michaela]

Oh yeah.

[Scott]

Their. Their actual auras and kind of try to figure it out. So that, that is why I do like this show.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

But. All right, here we go. Let's just jump right into this one.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

And again, I do apologize. I watched a little bit less than I usually do, so I might not know everything.

[Michaela]

Okay.

[Scott]

But forgive me.

[Michaela]

They'll forgive you. But it's true. Like you. You hate the pod part.

[Scott]

I don't watch the pod part.

[Michaela]

Yeah, that. And you come in, you love. It's funny because, like, they do spend a lot of time like the family.

[Scott]

Yes. And that's where you could pick up.

[Michaela]

That's where you really pick up like so much stuff. And they. And I think it's better than other reality shows for aura splaining because they don't take away so many conversations and stuff like that.

[Scott]

Right. And that's where you can actually pick it up and then you can see the family dynamic and. Yeah, very interesting. All right, so je. Let's start with Jessica and Chris.

[Michaela]

Okay.

[Scott]

All right, so Jessica is yellow and purple and Chris is green and purple.

[Michaela]

Right. But he's got this chameleon, but a chameleon green vibe. Not even chameleon. I've been calling it just chameleon.

[Scott]

Okay. Just chameleon.

[Michaela]

Okay.

[Scott]

We're saving the greens from the stigma.

[Michaela]

Yeah. We have to. I have evolved from that description. Now I just call it like chameleon.

[Scott]

I will say there have been people and on your substack a lot too that are saying Green purples are just. Especially the men. I don't think it's the women, but the men are just getting.

[Michaela]

This is a great time to talk

[Scott]

about that bad shake.

[Michaela]

Yes, this is a great time to talk about green purples in general. Okay, here's the thing. Green purples are very smart, and they do really well in society. Usually they work for themselves. Usually green purples, like, run the show. Usually they're kind of like director or producer or CEO positions in life. Most green purples are fine. It just so happens that a lot of them do find the spotlight, probably because the purple and the green, so that the green in them, like, they know how to maneuver energy. Like they know how to like. Like. Like green blues, for example, know how to, like, engineer a machine. Green purples know how to engineer with the purple, a vibe or, you know, some sort of feeling or whatnot. Their medium. Is that so. Anyhow, I guess the ones that are interesting to talk about are the ones that are a little bit, like, risque and. And so because green purples are so smart and they tend to get to the top of anything they do, when they get to the top of reality tv, they tend to be villains.

[Scott]

Yeah. I mean, I assume when Chris was going through the casting process.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

This is a dream. Like, they. They find this guy.

[Michaela]

Oh, my God.

[Scott]

And the casting producer starts getting real excited.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

Like, I got him. I got him. I got him. You know, because he's obviously, he runs his mouth, you know, he'll just say anything.

[Michaela]

He just says anything.

[Scott]

Yeah. He's like that other guy, the Tommy boy, Tom Sandoval. He's perfect.

[Michaela]

He's perfect for reality.

[Scott]

And when you find a casting producer, finds a guy like this, you sign him up.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

And he makes the show. But.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

All right, so what I saw of this guy, he just, you know, he treated this Jessica horrifically in his reasoning for breaking up.

[Michaela]

Yes, of course, now he did tell the truth. I guess he was a little too

[Scott]

truthful, but he was very truthful. I guess that was, like, where you might want to have said, it's me, not you, and then just be done with it.

[Michaela]

Yeah. You don't have to be so honest.

[Scott]

He was very honest.

[Michaela]

I think the problem with Chris is because he's chameleon.

[Scott]

Right.

[Michaela]

And I've done a whole episode about this, and we talk about them a lot over. And love is blind. Producers love a chameleon aura. They always cast a few.

[Scott]

Right.

[Michaela]

And this one got through. And with. With chameleons, like, they're camouflaged. So they're like the chameleon, like the lizard. Their, their camouflage are your wants and needs. So they go into a situation like love is blind or dating. A lot of times they're in dating. They can be in business a lot too, in business relationships. But they find out, okay, what does this person really want? Like, what do they want to hear? That's what chameleons do. And then they really blend in seamlessly into your wants and needs. So much so that you, like, believe them. They're very hard to spot. So with Jessica, a very smart doctor, a very smart girl, very together, very with it, he fooled her, right? And I believe that he did fool her. And that's not her fault. That is something that chameleons are really good at. And if you've been out there in the dating world, you've met a few, they just, they can't help it. And there is, there's a spectrum of chameleonism. Some are like way worse than others. Underneath the chameleon core is a very needy, insecure person who.

[Scott]

Not.

[Michaela]

Now this is where they get really bad. And this is what we saw. They can't just blend into your wants and needs. They have to then own you one up. You say something to make you feel as low vibrationally as they are. So they get kind of like a power thing off of fooling you, revealing it and making you feel small. That is like a very long winded way of, of kind of making them feel better about themselves. And that's what we saw.

[Scott]

Yeah. Now I will say for Jessica and I, I couldn't figure out her colors, but I knew she couldn't have possibly been a double empath.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

The way she handled that conversation.

[Michaela]

Oh, yes.

[Scott]

We had her down as yellow. You have her down as yellow? Purple.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

So I knew it had to be some sort of logic color because she played that again. She might have got an incredible edit, but she played that magnificently. I thought she did perfectly.

[Michaela]

Yes.

[Scott]

Did not give in to that. You know, was very stoic about it. Took it.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

You know, you could tell she was upset inside, but she really held it together. And Jessica, you came off looking great.

[Michaela]

Yellows in general will not break in public. They wait till they get home because, you know, for lots of reasons and this sort of reason, it's like, well, I'm not giving you one bit of that power we know you need. I'm not giving it to you. And she's got that stoic. It's like the Yellow kind of. They kind of, like, scan you. You know, you sit there. He probably felt real dumb as he kept going on and on and on and on and on and on and on. And she was like, okay.

[Scott]

And he looked real dumb. It made him just look dumber and dumber and dumber.

[Michaela]

And then she just walked out. And then later on in the scene with the bar, when he comes in, she's like, her girls are all around her, and she's just like, I don't care. I'm crying over him. It's over. You know, like that. And then. Oh, you missed this part. But they talked at the bar, and he's like, I forget what he said. But he. Something to the effect of, I'm moving on. I'm doing this. And she's like, well, I thought you already were. So. So go do it. Yeah, bye. You know, like, I don't really need to talk to you. Like, that made him feel so. It didn't work on her. And that's why I love. This is my yellows. My. This is for yellows. Good job. You know, because they get a lot of crap sometimes for being, quote, cold.

[Scott]

But.

[Michaela]

But they're not. They just will save their emotional responses for later.

[Scott]

All right, so, Jessica, great job.

[Michaela]

Yes.

[Scott]

Chris, arrow down. Bas.

[Michaela]

Boo, thumbs down.

[Scott]

Jessica, arrow up.

[Michaela]

Okay.

[Scott]

All right, well, this goes right into our next couple. Yes, Bri and Connor. Because Chris, I saw this scene at the bar where Jessica was cool, makes a play for Bri.

[Michaela]

So tell us in your just guy perspective, is that what he was trying to do?

[Scott]

What? Chris was making a play?

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

I mean, yeah, I. It seemed. It seemed like.

[Michaela]

It seemed like that.

[Scott]

Yeah, it seemed like he was just making a play.

[Michaela]

Was he just using her to make himself, like, all right, I'm gonna run off with somebody else's girl, and then I'll feel better about myself.

[Scott]

Oh, that. I don't know. That could definitely be. Yeah, it. Well, let's get their colors.

[Michaela]

Okay. Yeah.

[Scott]

Okay. So Brie, you have down is red and purple. I mean, if you couldn't tell she was red, then you haven't been listening to our podcast.

[Michaela]

I can see some people being like, oh, she's not yellow.

[Scott]

No, she was. She came off because she's really.

[Michaela]

Her mom's yellow purple, which is why she was so into cleaning, by the way. I felt, like, the need to tell everybody that. Go ahead.

[Scott]

But right away, I'm like, this is a red purple. There's no way she's not a red purple.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

And then the other guy. The. The guy, Connor, you have him down as red, blue. And I'm like, that's not me, obviously. I don't know if he's a red. He's got to give his red card back. I. I just. You seem to be total. Be blue. Like, blue, indigo. I don't know what he is, but he's not red. But you see red, so we'll. We'll go with that, but. All right, so back to the bar. Yeah, I mean, he was putting it on strong on this Brie person, I assume.

[Michaela]

I. I mean, data connection in the pods.

[Scott]

Okay. Yeah, I didn't watch that. So I. I assume that he, I guess at least wanted to be with her in some capacity. I don't know, like, marriage.

[Michaela]

Right.

[Scott]

I think he wanted to, you know, Jumanji. Jumanji. And then give her some BS line.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

Probably make her feel bad about how she's not this. Or something.

[Michaela]

Yeah, yeah. That guy. That was cringy.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

But she was, like, sitting there listening to it.

[Scott]

Yeah, she was.

[Michaela]

And the thing with Bri is she. To me, she got a lot of flack online. Like, oh, my gosh, she's considering him. She's really thinking about leaving Connor for this guy. She's really likes this attention. That could be true. But I also got the sense with her is that she's read, so she's going to listen. And she's got a lot of guy friends.

[Scott]

He.

[Michaela]

The other thing is, like, Chris was very drunk, so I feel like he was like.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

And she was just like, all right, I'll listen to him. What's going on? Just tell me what's happening. Like, tell me what's happening. You know, like that. You know, she. I feel like she's the type of person, she's got red energy on. A woman can get attacked a lot when they're literally just listening like that. Like, I'm just listening to you. Like, it can come off as like. Or it's like a masculine energy in a way. Like. All right, let me hear it. Let me hurt. Dude, what's wrong with you? Like, what's going on? You know, let's talk like that. So she. I mean, it could both be true, but I feel like a lot of that was just her listening.

[Scott]

Okay. And then with Connor.

[Michaela]

Oh, yeah.

[Scott]

Well, what I noticed is I went. Though I saw the scene when she went to his house.

[Michaela]

Yeah. And that was hard.

[Scott]

She just was, like, ripping this guy.

[Michaela]

I didn't like that.

[Scott]

And again, all edited, but he kind of Just took it and took it and took it. Like, if it was me, I would have just walked out the door. Like, I would be. I would honestly have said, you can't talk to me like this anymore.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

You cannot talk to me like this. If you want to talk to me like this, we're not talking. So that's why I couldn't see him being red. So I don't know.

[Michaela]

What's your take on that? I get everything you're saying.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

I happen to see red on him.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

So I do get what you're saying.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

I feel like with him, sometimes you're red.

[Scott]

Blue. Right.

[Michaela]

Like, the blue is just so big and imbalanced that he might just. And I don't think he feels great about himself anyways. And I feel like with him, he might use the red at work and, like, a management position or something of that nature.

[Scott]

Okay.

[Michaela]

His house was very, like, red, blue coated. Not to. Not to get on the red, blue guys.

[Scott]

Yeah, sure.

[Michaela]

But it looked like he just looked like a bachelor.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

And he's just like, well, I'm not spending money on this. It's fine the way it is. You know, like that kind of thing. It's how kind of red, blue guys sometimes are. They're like, whatever. It's fine. You know, like, whatever. To me, it's there. It's just. But I get what you're saying because you kept saying the whole time, like, megan, he's not red. I'm taking his red card away.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

Who doesn't say something like that? Who doesn't speak up? Who doesn't, like, yell at. Snap her head off. Yeah. Where's his red?

[Scott]

Where is it? I didn't see it the entire time

[Michaela]

there, but I do get what you're saying.

[Scott]

I mean, even in. When she broke up with him in the final scene, like, which just came, like, out of the blue.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

Because, like, at first scene, before that, they were fine. They were on, like, a train.

[Michaela]

Oh, yeah, that's right.

[Scott]

And it seemed like they were going to get married and have 10 kids. Then they just shoot another scene where she just breaks up with him.

[Michaela]

Even then they had really weird conversations, though. He was like, you're the best. You're amazing. She's like, you love me. You think I'm gorgeous. Like, you think I'm great. He's like, I do. I do.

[Scott]

That was his. The breakup. I think that's what he said. Like, you're the best person ever. It was just like, I'm breaking up with you, you're wonderful.

[Michaela]

You're great. I think you're awesome. It's like really. It was really strange. So here's my thing with red auras in general, and I live with two red auras. And this is something that I think I've gotten through to you and I'm working on with our red aura or a daughter. If it's too easy, it's still worth it. I think the problem with reds is, is that if something is easy, like love, like Connor's love was very available there, dedicated. He was words of affirmation. Like, all these things. Like, he was there and she kept saying, like, oh, you know, you're not dominating. You're too submissive. You're this. You're da, da, da. What she was saying to me is, this is too easy, so it can't be real. So, like, that Chris guy, for example, might be more the people that she's used to like, oh, I have to conquer this. And this is why red or a women can have a hard time dating because they don't always understand that if somebody likes you a lot and wants to, like, be romantic or sweet or whatever, and you're not conquer, like you don't feel like you conquered it or had to win it or had to fight for it, then it's not real or worth it or doesn't, like, do it for you or whatever. This can be a heart. And that's why it kind of works better for red or a men who are dating because they can get away with being more pursuing and feel like they won the exchange or something by, you know, with getting someone off the market or what have you. But anyways, yeah, so. And then I just have to say this only because I think it bothers everyone when I do. So I have to. I say. I always say, like, two reds don't make a right.

[Scott]

Right.

[Michaela]

And every time I say it, somebody in the MMSF is like, I'm a red and my husband's a red and we've been married 100 years. And I'm like, yes, you guys are the exception. But sometimes I see it on these reality shows and it's like, oh, these two reds together, they just butt heads, you know?

[Scott]

All right, we'll do one more couple, then we'll take a break. Okay. All right. So this couple, Christine and Vic. Yeah, I don't know who they are. I don't remember seeing them. I think I fast forward. I fast forwarded their entire storyline except for, like, when the mom wanted to

[Michaela]

make out With Vic, that was funny.

[Scott]

But other than that, they were just so boring. I don't know how they got casted. But Christine, we have. You have down is yellow and indigo.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

And Vic, you have down is indigo and purple.

[Michaela]

Right.

[Scott]

So there's a lot of indigo going on here. But I mean, I'm sure they did. They actually got married, right?

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

Or supposedly. Yeah, I'm sure they were great.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

But they were just boring, you know?

[Michaela]

Yeah. I don't even think they were filmed, like. I don't think the Netflix got them like. Like an apartment together. And I don't even know if they paid for their. They went to a different place. They didn't go to Kabul, they went to Hawaii. And I. And they seemed like they were filming themselves on their phone anyways, so here's my thought. Really?

[Scott]

You're saying they sent in their own footage?

[Michaela]

Yeah, I think they did. I'm not even. That's not even a joke.

[Scott]

Ok. Okay.

[Michaela]

Thank you. So this is what I. Here's the thing. Christine and Vic obviously are very, like, sweet together, and they're no drama. And that's very nice. And that's maybe how, like, a relate. This is how this show is supposed to work.

[Scott]

Right.

[Michaela]

I bet if it was season one and Christine and Vic were on it, they would have spent a lot of time investigating their relationship. Like, the problem with this being season 10 of Love is Blind is that everyone wants to see, like, the Chris and Jessica nonsense, you know, versus the Christine and Vic loveliness. It's the unfortunate just arc of how these shows go. And here we are. And. And I guess we're falling for it because we're like, oh, they're so boring. But good for them. Good for them.

[Scott]

I know. This is what I. I always complain, like, I want it to be that way. Yeah. But then when it's that way, I'm

[Michaela]

like, I mean, this is shadow work we're doing, you know, because, like, we. Like, if I was lying, I could say that, but I'm not. I'm being honest with you. You guys. Now, some people watching and somebody listening right now are probably like, no, no, I really do feel that way. And you know what? You guys are sweet.

[Scott]

That's good. But you know what? I. I was falling asleep. Every time I. I was falling asleep.

[Michaela]

It's so Indigo. They probably nap really well together.

[Scott]

I mean, I got into it a little bit when I thought, like, the mom wanted to Jumanji with Vic, but she sure did. Yeah, she was into it.

[Michaela]

She liked him.

[Scott]

She liked Vic, but other than that, it was just boring.

[Michaela]

I don't know. They might boring each other out. That's my only thought for them moving forward.

[Scott]

Do you think they're going to be invited to the reunion? I don't think we. The reunion hasn't aired yet from this. Our taping.

[Michaela]

Yeah. Yes, I do think they're going to be invited.

[Scott]

Or do they have to film.

[Michaela]

They film it from their living room. They zoom in. That is. Oh, I wonder now. My only thought with them in longevity is Christine's yellow. I feel like is moving the whole thing forward. They're a little in. They're a little other than that. I can see them kind of like stalling a bit or kind of. It could peter out at some point.

[Scott]

Well, they get that one logic color holding them together.

[Michaela]

That's all they got.

[Scott]

That's all they got. That's all they got.

[Michaela]

Is her yellow strong enough?

[Scott]

All we have is my red here holding us together. All right, we'll take a quick break. We'll do the rest of the couples.

[Michaela]

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[Scott]

Hey, guys. All right, let's start with our least favorite couple. Yeah. Ashley and Alex.

[Michaela]

Yeah, These guys?

[Scott]

Yeah, these two, I think both came off really bad. Real bad. All right, so we have Alex. He's blue and purple and inauthentic red. And then Ashley, you have down as yellow. Blue to go.

[Michaela]

Right?

[Scott]

So again, if you didn't know Ashley was yellow, you just haven't been listening to the podcast. There's no way you wouldn't know that. Right?

[Michaela]

Okay.

[Scott]

All right. So what? This couple just was horrible, horrific from the start, but what's your take here?

[Michaela]

Alex bothers me more than chameleon.

[Scott]

He just bothered you.

[Michaela]

He really triggered me because, like, really different sets of personalities are going to trigger you based on your own experiences in life. Like, I can't handle mansplaining at all. Like, do not. And I can't handle someone saying something to me when I know it's not the truth. Like, when I feel it, it could be the purple in me. It could be the purple in me where I'm just like, stop it. You know? Like, I know you're lying. It's like a lot of that is the inauthentic red. Like, he's just not being real, but he's got a very fragile kind of ego shell. Anyways, he really bothered me. But then he would, like, have this, like, logic about things, right? You know, like, for example, when they had their really weird conversation of why they weren't doing Jumanji a lot since they got back from Cabo. Okay. And he's like, but, you know, you didn't ask me, so just ask me.

[Scott]

Right?

[Michaela]

And then we're watching this, and you're like, yeah, yeah, he makes sense to me.

[Scott]

I'm not gonna defend this guy.

[Michaela]

No, I, to me is like, well, you were just listening. Yeah, I was listening.

[Scott]

I mean, he. He was making it seem like he didn't want to get her pregnant. Okay? That was his logic.

[Michaela]

It was really creepy.

[Scott]

And then she, being a yellow, was going through every day of her cycle, and I believe her because I bet she knows to the minute.

[Michaela]

Oh, yeah.

[Scott]

Of that cycle.

[Michaela]

Yellows do.

[Scott]

Right? And I totally believe that. And, you know, he was just trying to use that logic of why he hasn't touched her in four or five days.

[Michaela]

Okay, well, how I read that was like, he wanted to share a tracker with her. Like, that creeped.

[Scott]

You wanted to share what?

[Michaela]

He's like, oh, you didn't see that part. You probably didn't know what. You probably didn't know what that was. Poor, sweet Scotty. He's like, I'll share a period tracker with you. And she's like, no, that's fine. Yeah, like an app. Like, there's apps, like period tracker apps,

[Scott]

which really, I don't want to share that with anybody.

[Michaela]

No.

[Scott]

Okay. Like, who would want to share that with somebody?

[Michaela]

It was really weird. It was really weird. And so he would use this logic. Yeah, but to me, like, that. That's just an example. Like, that logic to me was fake. Like, what he really wanted to say is, I'm not into you.

[Scott]

Yes.

[Michaela]

I don't want to do that with you. I want to run away to Arizona or Florida.

[Scott]

Right.

[Michaela]

And I don't want to be here anymore. I'm using you to just, you know, up my TikTok.

[Scott]

Well, yes.

[Michaela]

And he's just like, well, I don't know what day you're on your period, so shut up.

[Scott]

I agree with that 100%. Yeah. He seems like your typical South Florida person.

[Michaela]

He sure does.

[Scott]

He really. He would. He would do excellent South Florida purple.

[Michaela]

Oh, he should come down here.

[Scott]

He should.

[Michaela]

It's perfect for him.

[Scott]

This place is perfect.

[Michaela]

Especially when he was like, florida's great.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

Florida. We're like. And we live here, guys.

[Scott]

Yeah. The type of people he'll find down

[Michaela]

here will be perfect. Yeah.

[Scott]

But, yes, I. I agree. And I. I don't think. I don't know if she was into getting the Instagram fame or whatever, but he surely was, because this was a couple that they should have broken up, just like that other couple, the doctor and Chris. Like, they had the breakup.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

That should have been done with this couple, too, the day of the period tracker.

[Michaela]

Yeah, they should.

[Scott]

All sorts of questions.

[Michaela]

Like, a year from now, on your birthday, what are we doing?

[Scott]

Right.

[Michaela]

Like, what if somebody asked me that? I'd have, like, a panic attack.

[Scott]

Yeah, me. Well, me too. And maybe. And I guess maybe that's why I gave him a little bit of a pass, because between her and her dad.

[Michaela]

Oh, the dad.

[Scott]

They were grilling this man, like, continuously, like rapid fire. And you know how I get when I. When people ask me more than two or three questions in a row, I start to shut down.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

So for me, I would have just kind of walked away.

[Michaela]

Right.

[Scott]

And been done with this, this process. But he, he gave the lines of bs. He kept just giving his BS lines and he was able to answer all the questions in these weird lying.

[Michaela]

And he thought he.

[Scott]

Roundabout ways.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

And he thought he was getting away with it, but he wasn't. Right.

[Michaela]

Yeah, that was the whole point.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

Like if that dad, who's green purple, by the way, and was like brilliant at asking these questions on purpose.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

Like if he was questioning somebody like you and you were like, I don't know, I don't know. You started to shut down.

[Scott]

Yeah, I would just shut down.

[Michaela]

That the dad actually might see that as a, as a green flag. Like, okay, good, great. He doesn't, you know, answering them like that is your. Your bullshit meter goes up.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

Because that's actually not normal to be able to answer all those questions perfectly. Like, if you think that's normal, you're a bullshitter.

[Scott]

Right.

[Michaela]

And so I feel like the other. Oh my. This is my problem with Ashley, though. She knew he was full of it, but because her yellow is an overdrive, I feel like her need was just to. And he mentioned this at their vows or their fake vows or whatever that I think you were ask. Trying to set me up. And I actually do agree with her.

[Scott]

I think so too.

[Michaela]

I feel like she was like, okay, we're not ready for each other, but I'm gonna make sure he looks like crap on this show.

[Scott]

Yes. I think she did want to make him look bad.

[Michaela]

Yeah. So I feel like they both just. It wasn't nice on her end either.

[Scott]

No. Yeah. Well, I agree. And I think that's why we dislike these two the most. I think they both came. I don't think either one came off well. Like where Jessica really came off strong with that yellow purple.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

Standing up to Chris in her way. These two, I think just were a disaster. And that dad. Oh.

[Michaela]

Oh my gosh. Can you imagine? That's your dad.

[Scott]

Oh, no.

[Michaela]

We were watching this and Scott's like, this is the moment I'd have my exit strategy.

[Scott]

I'm like, this is where I'm leaving. I gotta figure out how to get out of here.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

I cannot do deal with this rapid fire questioning.

[Michaela]

And how creepy was it? Like the mom and the brother were just like silent.

[Scott]

Oh, yeah. The mom said nothing.

[Michaela]

She said nothing. Now it could be editing, but I honestly, her like distant stare tells me that she normally says nothing.

[Scott]

Yeah. They're a scary family, the Ashley dad family. They're scary. They're terrifying.

[Michaela]

They are really scary.

[Scott]

Like, I'll say the Alex mom. Fine. She seems like a little hippie. Dippy. Whatever. I'm more for that. I like that. Like, we could have got a long baby, but, yeah. All right.

[Michaela]

I mean, she came to the wedding in, like, a sparkle white dress, though. I thought that was a little weird.

[Scott]

Yeah. Okay. Okay.

[Michaela]

All right, who's next?

[Scott]

Okay, next we have Brittany and Devo.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

Okay, so I think we could sum this all up.

[Michaela]

We'll do their colors.

[Scott]

Okay. Yeah. Brittany pink, blue.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

And Devo blue, purple.

[Michaela]

Right.

[Scott]

So there's no logic whatsoever here. No. Okay. Oh, my gosh. I could just sum this up is she was really into him and he wasn't really into her.

[Michaela]

Yes.

[Scott]

I mean, that's pretty much.

[Michaela]

Which is strange.

[Scott]

Yeah. Right. Right. Yeah. Yeah.

[Michaela]

Deebo, just from, like, I guess just. I don't even know how to say it. Yeah.

[Scott]

I don't know.

[Michaela]

Like.

[Scott]

Like, I don't know if, like, Deebo thought he was Jeff Bezos or Warren Buffett or whatever else.

[Michaela]

Yeah. I need a pre dump.

[Scott]

He needed a pre dump.

[Michaela]

Like, why? What do you have?

[Scott]

Yeah, what do you have? He didn't seem like he had a lot. Maybe he does. I don't know. But, yeah.

[Michaela]

Here's my thought on them. Devo, I think he's blue, purple. I think he was overwhelmed by her energy.

[Scott]

Yeah, she was.

[Michaela]

Immediately they met, and she was like, you're my prince charming. You know, she's really pink, so she's like, you're my prince Charming. And she's really blue. She's like, I cry a lot, you know, or whatever. And so it was very much like, why aren't you giving me eye contact? Tell me I'm pretty. Why you didn't touch me the right way today. Yeah, like that. And I get. I get it. Like, she was just asking for what she needed, which is fine. And you should be in a relationship where if you do that, it's listened to and nobody's, like, annoyed by it. But his purples, like, don't tell me what to do. And his blue was probably really overwhelmed. So then I saw him just kind of, like, poking the bear. Like, he wasn't very nice to her. He was saying, like, he's like, you snore like a dog or something. Like, he was, like, really nasty.

[Scott]

I think he even called her Paul Bunyan.

[Michaela]

Yeah, that's what he said. He's like, you snore like Paul Bunyan.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

And she's like, oh, you're so silly. And it's like. No, that's. He's really mean. Like, he's trying to make you leave him so he doesn't have to do it.

[Scott]

Yes, he was. Yes.

[Michaela]

And then at the end, like you said, the producers did her dirty.

[Scott]

Yeah, the producer. I know. Yeah, the producers did her real dirty breakup convo where, you know, he obviously said, no, we're not getting married.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

And then she, you know, took it as, we're not getting married today. Today, but next week we might be getting married. Yes, of course.

[Michaela]

I already bought the dress. Yeah.

[Scott]

And, you know, she went through the whole thing and, you know. Yeah. I don't know if that. I think that was more editing.

[Michaela]

Yeah. Because they have her on the couch like, I'm gonna get married and I'm gonna order my dress, and we're gonna do it, and we're still together. It's just timing. And then as you see him leaving and just, like, peeling down the street

[Scott]

right away from her, like, Honda Civic.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

Okay.

[Michaela]

Okay. Not his Mr. Prenup.

[Scott]

Not in his Bugatti. He wasn't driving away in a Bugatti. Mr. Prenup.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

Okay, so I'll just say. Yeah. So Britney, she came off looking real needy.

[Michaela]

She had, like, a fairy tale, pink. Fairy tale in her bubble.

[Scott]

Yeah. I mean, almost like pink. The Pinks are probably upset with her. If I was pink, I'd be upset that she gave me. They gave off this vibe.

[Michaela]

Oh, you think? Oh, I think I feel bad for her.

[Scott]

Yeah. But she gave away her pink power. She gave away her pink power. She didn't throw the pink punch, right.

[Michaela]

No pink punch.

[Scott]

She took away her power. So.

[Michaela]

No. No. Yes, you're right.

[Scott]

You can get it back at the reunion. Maybe Brittany and Devo. I don't know who you're getting. I mean, I don't know.

[Michaela]

That was your best shot.

[Scott]

Yes. You should have. You. Yeah, you should have been touching her every three seconds.

[Michaela]

And her family was really nice. You miss this? But she brought him home to meet her family, and they were, like, the nicest people. Really fun, really silly. It's like, kind of like if you. They sweeten the deal. You know what I mean?

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

All right, who's next?

[Scott]

All right, next, we have Emma and Mike.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

Okay, so we have Mike. He's blue and purple.

[Michaela]

Yes.

[Scott]

A lot of, like, double empath guys.

[Michaela]

Did they always. This is the good part about love is blind. They get a lot of empath aura guys. Or even Tricor. Tricolor. Aura guys. And indigos, they. They don't. They always have more indigos on the show or the.

[Scott]

Or the chameleon or that. All right, and then we have Emma. Blue, purple, and she wears an inauthentic yellow.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

Okay. So I. I thought this couple. They did not get married.

[Michaela]

Right.

[Scott]

But I thought they came off well. Me too. I think Mike came off well. I think Emma came off well. Obviously, it was all about the kids. The issue was, are they gonna have kids or not? That was the big issue for this. This couple. And, you know, he was honest, and he did honesty in a nice way, unlike the Chris character. Yeah. So what's your take on them?

[Michaela]

Yeah, so I feel like with Emma, she is blue and purple, but she wears this inauthentic yellow. So I feel like with her, like, you know, she came into this experience because in the pods, she told pretty much everyone, like, I'm pretty sure I don't want kids. Like, she was. She was clear about being undecided. Leaning more towards the no. And, you know, it's really hard for blue purples to make a choice like that, because when you're with somebody, what happens is, is you start to. And it's very natural. You start to meld into their needs and wants. If you are with the wrong person, they'll take advantage of that. But Mike didn't take advantage of that.

[Scott]

No.

[Michaela]

He said, like, I. Because when she got with him, she started leaning more now towards, oh, maybe I could. And he's like, listen, I don't want you to do this if you don't want to. I don't want you to have one day of resentment. I don't want you to look at me after you have kids and say, this was your idea, not mine. He's like, he did not let her do that thing. Like, he stopped her. And I thought that that was very responsible of him too.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

You know, so. And she's a little inauthentic yellow. To me, that just is her way of trying to protect herself. She was really on top of it in the positive part. She was taking notes. You know, she was, like, very alike. And then when she went with him and she. She just kind of. She was leaning more like, okay, maybe I'll change my mind. You know, So I don't know. Even though they. They didn't make it to marriage, to me, I felt like it was a good sample of a. Of a respect. Two people that respect each other.

[Scott]

Okay, now let's take Mike for a sec.

[Michaela]

Okay.

[Scott]

All right. He's purple blue. Yeah. And obviously the kid issue was big for him, but here. And I'm just going to throw this out there and I don't know if this is true or not.

[Michaela]

All right.

[Scott]

He might not. I don't know if he really wants to have kids.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

Or. Or not.

[Michaela]

Right.

[Scott]

But because his parents and his family, the dad, the dad and the mom, I don't know what colors they are, but I know they have logic colors. The mom I could is either red or yellow and the dad is definitely red.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

So his whole life in the sister and everyone else, he was told he has to have kids.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

So he doesn't know himself in terms of does he really want kids. If he had a little red on him, let's say he was a red blue or red purple, he might even say, hey, maybe I don't want kids.

[Michaela]

Right.

[Scott]

Or maybe I do.

[Michaela]

Right.

[Scott]

It's not so. And again, I'm just. This is my take on it. I don't know if this is anything true.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

But he might have, you know, put up a little fight the other way, saying maybe I could meet her in the middle and maybe I don't have to have the kids.

[Michaela]

Right.

[Scott]

You know, I really love her, but we don't have to have a child together.

[Michaela]

We don't have to do this.

[Scott]

Right. We don't have to do this. But he doesn't have that. That red or that stand up color where he's just this purple blue. And he's gotten it from his family.

[Michaela]

Yes.

[Scott]

I believe they're Italian.

[Michaela]

Oh, yeah.

[Scott]

Yeah. You know, you're here, your family.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

Yeah. Cool.

[Michaela]

Olive Garden. Yeah, they're in the Olive Garden.

[Scott]

Yeah. At least someone picked it up. Probably no one else would have. You know what I'm. Does that make sense? Yeah.

[Michaela]

Well, he's blue. Purple too. And he totally melded into.

[Scott]

Melded into.

[Michaela]

Into his family system. It's really weird. Weird because, like, I can't. Like, I think. And this is just like where the enmeshed family thing comes into play.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

Like, when you have children, they don't just do things for you. Now, like, even when his family met Emma, they were like, oh, when are you having our grandchildren? Or are you having grandchildren? Are you having grandchildren? What a weird way to ask.

[Scott]

No, I know.

[Michaela]

It was all from their point of view and their perspective and their needs. So. Yeah, you're right. Like, you're so right. Like, Mike grew up.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

And he's like, this is what you do. And even the dad's like, there's no divorce in this family. It's like, who said that? Like, who made that proclamation? Like, who would ever. Like, what is that?

[Scott]

Yeah, for me, Like, I don't know. Like. Like, if someone presented that to me, I don't know what I would have said. I probably would have been okay. Like, I didn't. Like, it was. It wouldn't have been like. Like, I did. I didn't, I guess, you know, have two kids. I didn't. I didn't know that I would have kids or not. And it wasn't something like, I don't think. Well, I didn't think about a lot of things, but.

[Michaela]

Well, most families don't shove that down your throat every day.

[Scott]

Right.

[Michaela]

You know, like. Like, my family didn't either. Like, most families don't biology strong enough that your need to have kids will emerge or it won't, you know, like, that you don't need, like, your. If your family's pushing you on it. That's like a whole different thing.

[Scott]

Yeah. Because, I mean, I guess I assumed I would have kids, but I never. It was never something of mine. Like, if I don't have a kid, then I can't be with him.

[Michaela]

Well, it's not something your family ever pushed on you either, like, at all.

[Scott]

No. So that's what. Yeah.

[Michaela]

Your parents would be more like, you're not having kids. Okay.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

You sure?

[Scott]

But. Yeah. Right. All right.

[Michaela]

But anyway, it was weird. His family was really weird to me.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

And they really stressed me out.

[Scott]

They did.

[Michaela]

They were a little stressful and like. Yeah. Like, the mom just being like, no offense, honey. It's like, I am right here. And she also has. I feel so bad, like, her trauma from not just her adoption story, but, like, her trauma with her medical condition. And when she said something like, selfishly, I don't want to pass that on to my kids, it's like, that's selflessly. You don't want to do that to kids. Like, of course you don't like how stressful and re. Traumatizing that would be for you. And that's okay. I don't know.

[Scott]

No. Okay. Well, I think these two came off looking very good, but they did. Good job, guys. You. You did well.

[Michaela]

Yes.

[Scott]

Keep up the good work, Scott.

[Michaela]

I know you give them, like.

[Scott]

I give them the.

[Michaela]

You give them, like, approval or not

[Scott]

after you get the red, blue approval. All right.

[Michaela]

All right.

[Scott]

I think our last couple is Amber and Jordan.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

So Amber, yellow, turquoise, purple, Jordan, green, blue to go.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

And she had A daughter or she has a. Sorry. She has a daughter.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

And they said they're getting married.

[Michaela]

I believe they got married.

[Scott]

They got married. Okay.

[Michaela]

But spoiler alert.

[Scott]

Oh, oh, I already divorced.

[Michaela]

Well, I saw it percolating that they're already divorced. I will find out at the reunion, which at this point, you're listening to this. It's already aired.

[Scott]

You'll know.

[Michaela]

But anyways, I think. I don't know. It airs the 11th. I don't know when this airs. Anyways, so Amber. Amber, yes. So she's got the turquoise stare going on, if you notice that. And I feel like with her, she sees things immediately with people, you know? And so with Jordan, he's green, blue to go. He's very nice. He feels a little immature to me. He feels very. A little insecure, but safe. And I feel like, for Amber, somebody who's used to being, you know, kind of kicked around by life a little bit, she's like, okay, you know what? This guy's safe. You know, he means well like that. And I think he did. But at the end of the. I saw, like, a couple things energetically that were red flags for me. One being his just, like, overall general stress about being labeled as something like stepdad or, you know, moving to accommodate the kids, school. You know, he didn't want to move to her house because he wasn't close to his bar. You know, there's like these weird. But, like. But she's like, oh, well, my daughter goes to school here, though. You know, like, he's like, hello.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

I feel like with him, he just didn't understand. He was really scared. Some people get scared to get a label. Like, hey, you're a stepdad. You're a husband. Like, that stuff stresses them out because they immediately go into, oh, well, the quintessential stepdad is this person that I can't be, or the quintessential husband is this person I can't be. And they freak themselves out. Green people do this a lot to themselves, and I think Jordan has done this to himself. It's like, you have this idea of who that person's supposed to be, and it's not you. So then you can't be that person. Like, you don't understand that the perfect husband is who you are authentically being the perfect husband. You know what I mean? Like, you don't have to be someone else. You don't have to play a role. You just do it as you. But green auras can get stuck with that a little bit. So that's my concern. And that was my, that was a red flag with, with Jordan. Nice guy, but might blue to ghost from responsibilities. And I don't like his relationship with drinking that immediately, like, when that felt to me like an issue.

[Scott]

Beer. A beer drinker.

[Michaela]

Yeah. And, and beer is alcohol, you know? And, like, to me, that's like, that's. It was like a weird relationship with it, a weird identity through it. I just didn't. And I'm really good at that with people, and I just didn't like that relationship.

[Scott]

I fast forwarded through there. Them too. I just, they should board me. So I, I, I don't have anything to say. I mean, but if you're done, we have some.

[Michaela]

I'm done.

[Scott]

Hot takes.

[Michaela]

Hot takes.

[Scott]

All right, so we'll finish up with these. Love is blind. Hot takes. Some things that we noticed throughout the show. We're going to share those now.

[Michaela]

All right. All right, first one's yours.

[Scott]

All right, I'm going to go with the backwards cap and beard.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

Every guy wore his cap backwards and had, like, a full beard. I don't. Is that Ohio people way in here? Like, does everyone in Ohio that's a guy wear his hat backwards?

[Michaela]

Maybe it's just.

[Scott]

Oh, they all had a backwards cap on.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

And they all had full beard. Okay. I, you know, it just, it seemed a little strange.

[Michaela]

It's cold in Ohio.

[Scott]

Okay. Right. So that's the beard.

[Michaela]

Beard.

[Scott]

But what about the backwards cap? No one wore it forwards. They all wore it backwards.

[Michaela]

This is my thought on that. It could, they could be backwards cat people, naturally. My thought is, like, they were all wearing, like, their team. Okay. What, what, what do they, like, Was it in Cleveland, by the way? I should know.

[Scott]

They kept saying they don't want. One guy kept saying he don't want to go. He didn't want to go to Cleveland, which I understand.

[Michaela]

You don't want to be stuck in Cleveland.

[Scott]

You want to get stuck at night.

[Michaela]

We grew up. I grew up in Buffalo. It's like, how is it four hours from Cleveland?

[Scott]

Yeah. Three. Three hours.

[Michaela]

Yeah. Cleveland's very nice.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

By the way.

[Scott]

Yeah.

[Michaela]

No, it really is.

[Scott]

Yeah. The weather. We're talking about the weather.

[Michaela]

We're just talking about the weather. My thought is, is a lot of the guys were like, team baseball caps.

[Scott]

Okay.

[Michaela]

And like, and for, you know, film purposes are like, turn it around so we don't have to blur it out.

[Scott]

We'd have to go back to other love is Blind episodes and see if people wore their Caps forward.

[Michaela]

Okay.

[Scott]

But.

[Michaela]

Okay, that's my. That's why I think they did it. But I don't know.

[Scott]

I don't know.

[Michaela]

That's my other hot take. It really bothered Scott.

[Scott]

I mean, half of them got married with their cap on backwards.

[Michaela]

Okay.

[Scott]

All right, you got one.

[Michaela]

Here's my hot take. The wedding guests are fake.

[Scott]

Yes, I think so.

[Michaela]

I was looking at these at the weddings. They all have the same, like, weird designs going on. And it's very creepy, the weddings, but the people in the back. You know how, like, you go picture the last time you were at a wedding, okay. Everyone, like, looks the same because everyone's related, you know, so everyone looks like, you know, some sort of genetic runoff of the person next to them in the church or the synagogue or the hall or whatever. All these people are different looking also when the couples would, like, break up or something, you saw them be like, you know, they looked like, yeah, they got, oh, my God, I got to be here for this. Wow. You know, like that. And it wasn't just like, your friend. It was like, who are these randos? Yeah. And Scott swears he saw some in double dipping.

[Scott]

I think so. I think I saw a couple, like, two weddings. I mean, Netflix is cheap. They're cheapos at Netflix. Yeah. There's no way they had to throw four weddings. They probably filmed them all in one day. Right. So you got the people there anyway.

[Michaela]

Okay.

[Scott]

There's no way they flew in and made arrangements for what was 50, 60 people at every wedding.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

Cheapo Netflix. No, I don't think so. They double dipped on the wedding.

[Michaela]

Double dip.

[Scott]

Double dipped on the wedding guests. All right.

[Michaela]

Okay, go ahead.

[Scott]

I mean, I guess this goes. Mine will go back to the beard and the cat backwards. Yeah. Does Ohio just have a certain vibe? Yeah.

[Michaela]

Does Ohio have an aura, color?

[Scott]

I don't know. What do you think?

[Michaela]

I think their aura color would be kind of like red. A little red, green and blue. Christmas tree.

[Scott]

Christmas tree. Okay.

[Michaela]

It's, you know, it's the middle of the country. You know, it's kind of cold. Ohio is huge. Like, it's so big, if you ever have to drive through it, it, like, takes a really long time.

[Scott]

People, Ohio are probably actually mad at us right now because there's like, there's Cleveland.

[Michaela]

Yeah.

[Scott]

You got Columbus, you got Cincinnati. And probably all these different cities are like, oh, no, they only do that in Cleveland. Or they only do that in Cincinnati. Or they only do that in Columbus. So I don't know, maybe people in Ohio would be upset with this conversation.

[Michaela]

Yeah, hold on. They were. Okay. It was. It was filmed across Ohio in Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati.

[Scott]

Okay. Okay.

[Michaela]

I've only ever been to Cleveland.

[Scott]

Cleveland. Yeah. Actually, yeah. I haven't been to Columbus. Or yeah, maybe drove through, but I haven't been to those two.

[Michaela]

Yeah, it's. It's a huge state. Yeah, I would say, like the whole state is. Christmas tree guy.

[Scott]

Christmas tree guy. I agree with that 100%.

[Michaela]

Okay, last hot take.

[Scott]

All right.

[Michaela]

Do turquoise auras like high volume hair?

[Scott]

Huh?

[Michaela]

This was. This was a question posed on my substack chat because Amber has very high volume hair and she's turquoise. And then the question was, do all turquoises like high volume hair? And a few of the turquoises in the subsect chat said that they do have an obsession with their hair being high volume.

[Scott]

Now, is it. Could we differentiate? Just like we're doing with the Ohio City? It's like a yellow turquoise versus a purple turquoise.

[Michaela]

Oh, that's interesting.

[Scott]

So does the yellow turquoise like the high volume?

[Michaela]

Like high volume versus a purple turquoise. Well, what about Abby? Because we have a purple turquoise. I don't think she's obsessed with the volume of her hair.

[Scott]

No, she's not. She likes to have long hair, though. Yeah, she doesn't want to cut her hair ever.

[Michaela]

Right.

[Scott]

But you know, kids, all.

[Michaela]

I feel like that maybe it's a yellow turquoise thing. Turquoises confer and get back to us. And that concludes our hot takes. Yes. All right. This podcast is for you and about you, and we're so glad you spent some time with us today.