Speaker 1: Hi everyone.
Speaker 2: I'm Devin Simone and I'm Davon Rogers and this is
Speaker 2: MTV's official Challenge podcast.
Speaker 3: Yes it is, and today we have a special episode
Speaker 3: of the podcast just for you. We're gonna be diving
Speaker 3: into an exciting new series that's out now called The
Speaker 3: Challenge Home Turf.
Speaker 4: Davon, why don't you tell people a little bit about
Speaker 4: the series?
Speaker 1: I Got your girl? Okay, so boom.
Speaker 2: It's an eight part YouTube documentary series where your favorite
Speaker 2: Challengers revere their takes on their careers most iconic moments.
Speaker 2: As they dissect their timelines on and off the show,
Speaker 2: we learn more about who these cast members were before
Speaker 2: their camera started rolling. Straight from the heart of their hometowns.
Speaker 2: They share untold stories of their past, bringing us behind
Speaker 2: the scenes into their upbringings and family life.
Speaker 3: Man, and today we're focusing on a CT and Amanda,
Speaker 3: and I'm so excited to dive into these episodes because
Speaker 3: CT is I mean, he's the king of the Challenge arguably,
Speaker 3: and Amanda you're good friends with her, Yeah, so I
Speaker 3: know we both have a lot to say. But before
Speaker 3: we get into it, let's take a listen to a
Speaker 3: clip from CT's Home turf episode.
Speaker 5: My parents were my parents. They were always there, won't
Speaker 5: worry another. Dad was if he wasn't working in the daytime,
Speaker 5: he'd be watching us at night. And my mom wasn't
Speaker 5: working at night or at Bengal, No, dad be watching us.
Speaker 5: My dad, he's a big old teddy bean. Now Mom's
Speaker 5: got zero filled. The Mom's the worry bug. Sometimes she
Speaker 5: thinks she's psychic because she's always dooming glub.
Speaker 6: I mean, even in the state would if every wanted
Speaker 6: to travel on challenges and I'm let her know where
Speaker 6: I was going. She's the first person to let me
Speaker 6: know about any natural disaster that's happening in any area.
Speaker 2: She's a worry bob.
Speaker 5: Mom and dad they grew up here. It's funny this
Speaker 5: building over here. My father's mother lived at that corner
Speaker 5: and my mother's mother lived in a top right corner,
Speaker 5: so both grandparents lived in the same building. Yeah, every
Speaker 5: day I'd have to come over there and bring them
Speaker 5: leftovers or dinner or whatever.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 5: In the Chilestown Navy Yard and you go through that
Speaker 5: gate and day you wait for the tour buses. That's
Speaker 5: where typically we would throw water boos and eggs at
Speaker 5: the tourists and we hear that crane. Usually when that's
Speaker 5: over toward the edge, we'd all we all climb up
Speaker 5: and jump offrom then and get changed by to name
Speaker 5: me insecurity. For the most part, I was usually really shot.
Speaker 5: I was always say that I was a middle child, right,
Speaker 5: so it's two older brothers and me, and then my
Speaker 5: younger brother and then you know my sister and the
Speaker 5: engliss and the girl. So yeah, I honestly do feel
Speaker 5: like sometimes we forgot about me, and so I was
Speaker 5: always I was always. I was always watching.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: I did good in school. I was good at math science,
Speaker 5: I was good at that. Surprisingly it was good geography.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 7: Every time I would come back from school, as I
Speaker 7: was getting older, I would try to come back and
Speaker 7: do my homework as fast as I could. In the
Speaker 7: summer time, if I wasn't going to girls club, and
Speaker 7: I would sit there and wait from my dad to
Speaker 7: get home with the basketball.
Speaker 5: Because we'd go to the Cage.
Speaker 7: The cage is like the legendary basketball court in town
Speaker 7: that was in Charlestown.
Speaker 5: Till about fourteen, I think fourteen fifteen years old. But
Speaker 5: after that we moved north of Boston. We moved to Tewkesbury. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I honestly do think the best thing they one of
Speaker 7: the best things they ever different me, was to get
Speaker 7: me out of here. And I think the only reason
Speaker 7: it was I wasn't caught up is because I had
Speaker 7: parents that cared that cave. You know, they caught me
Speaker 7: breaking into a car, caught me stealing. I don't know
Speaker 7: that I had held it pay. I honestly do feel
Speaker 7: like I was kind of the one that everyone kind
Speaker 7: of try to keep.
Speaker 1: Out of trouble.
Speaker 5: I think they knew I wasn't like them.
Speaker 7: I didn't have the I don't think I quite had
Speaker 7: that animosity like they did.
Speaker 5: I know, you guys see me on TV acting a fool,
Speaker 5: but he's down here. Man. They were different animals. It
Speaker 5: must feel like my home town.
Speaker 6: Even though it's there on the map, it's really not
Speaker 6: there anymore, if that makes sense.
Speaker 5: And I think I.
Speaker 6: Don't want to say it's sad because I'm assuming it's
Speaker 6: for the better, But you know, it was nice to
Speaker 6: be able to just go and see it one last
Speaker 6: time before raw, you know, before it's completely gone. When
Speaker 6: I got to college, I couldn't wait to get out
Speaker 6: and grow up and get out there.
Speaker 5: I was playing basketball as an engineer major, and I
Speaker 5: found out that if I had just took another class.
Speaker 6: With Chew, I can get my accounting minor. And then
Speaker 6: I was also bartending on the weekends.
Speaker 5: And I'm not sure if it was that the Palels
Speaker 5: was the other place I was bartending up, but I
Speaker 5: think of all people, DJ Scribbles was coming. So I
Speaker 5: went to my accounting suitor and I wanted to leave
Speaker 5: the stackrifires on her desk. And she was a fan
Speaker 5: of the show, and she was the one that was like, well,
Speaker 5: there's a cancing call for the reird World in Boston
Speaker 5: in Fanua Hall, and so you know, I skip my
Speaker 5: accounting class.
Speaker 6: Sorry, Dad, started from the back work my way to
Speaker 6: the front. The bodyguards caught me, and then the casting
Speaker 6: director she said, no, no, he's fine.
Speaker 5: Hey you want to sign up?
Speaker 6: I was like, oh, yeah, sure, I get a call
Speaker 6: back and they were like, hey, listen, we wanted to
Speaker 6: fly you out to la for the final interview.
Speaker 5: I've never been that far. I never traveled that far before.
Speaker 5: And I remember they put me in a.
Speaker 6: Little room in front of a camera like this, and
Speaker 6: they said we're gonna give you two minutes to say
Speaker 6: whatever you want, and I was just kind of like, well,
Speaker 6: I just we'll say thanks. I've never never been in
Speaker 6: LA before. I really appreciate. I didn't think of anything
Speaker 6: of it. And then two people come in the moon.
Speaker 6: It was Miriel's being him and Joe Murray. They come
Speaker 6: in and they look at me, they looked at each other, look.
Speaker 5: At me, and walk out. Well, so I'm trying to
Speaker 5: chase after them down the hallway. I don't know whatever
Speaker 5: stupid reason. I was like, I thought it would do
Speaker 5: you want me to take my shirt off? And they
Speaker 5: said no, no, we're good, We're good, and.
Speaker 6: They just kept walking and I was like, oh, man,
Speaker 6: I guess that's that. I never remember being in Layover.
Speaker 5: I think I was where That's why I found out
Speaker 5: I was gonna get on the show. And I was like yeah,
Speaker 5: I screamed.
Speaker 6: Everyone's looking at me and like relaxed. And they asked
Speaker 6: me if I want to do Real World or road Rules,
Speaker 6: and I don't.
Speaker 5: Want to stuck gonn want to bang o competing.
Speaker 6: And it's funny that I say that now when I'm
Speaker 6: on the challenge and for whatever reason, I thought it
Speaker 6: was in Australia, and I remember saying I'm ready for
Speaker 6: gonna land down on the and they're like, well, it's
Speaker 6: in Paris and I was like, we wie.
Speaker 3: All right, that was a little taste of CT's episode
Speaker 3: of Home Turf. You can watch the full thing on
Speaker 3: the Challenges YouTube channel.
Speaker 4: Day What do you think, we wie?
Speaker 2: I thought that was so cool because you know, we
Speaker 2: watched these people on TV, right. And I say that
Speaker 2: as someone who grew up watching CT on TV right,
Speaker 2: and so all we get to see is them on TV.
Speaker 1: And it's almost as if.
Speaker 2: When you're a viewer, you forget like, oh wait, that
Speaker 2: is a human, Like that is a person who has
Speaker 2: a life outside of what we get to see. And
Speaker 2: so getting to just hear the process of how he
Speaker 2: got and what he was doing before he got cast,
Speaker 2: it's like yo, like it just makes you. It makes
Speaker 2: it a lot more intimate with that person, if that
Speaker 2: makes sense, you know, how about you?
Speaker 1: Totally? I love seeing that.
Speaker 3: I love seeing about like the history where he grew
Speaker 3: up his family and I didn't know CT came from
Speaker 3: the projects.
Speaker 1: I think it's huge.
Speaker 3: And then seeing the home that his dad was able
Speaker 3: to build and so how close he is with his family.
Speaker 1: Says so much.
Speaker 3: Also, I mean we've known it from watching the show,
Speaker 3: but just how smart CT is. He is going to
Speaker 3: school for engineering and getting a minor in accounting like
Speaker 3: beauty and brains. Okay, see Tizzle, we love that. It
Speaker 3: was just really because CT is an icon. I mean
Speaker 3: we're talking His Real World season was twenty years ago, right,
Speaker 3: and so it's like this, he is an icon when
Speaker 3: it comes to television. And you know, also hearing him
Speaker 3: speak about being the middle child.
Speaker 2: And that girl, I was just gonna say that, it
Speaker 2: makes so much sense.
Speaker 1: He's a middle child.
Speaker 2: You know, everyone always says the middle child is the
Speaker 2: one man that's the one, right, And so when he
Speaker 2: was like, yeah, I'm a middle child, I was like,
Speaker 2: m that checks out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I love it.
Speaker 4: The other thing that killed me, like I still vividly.
Speaker 3: Remember my whole casting process on for like Real World
Speaker 3: and Laurel and I actually talked about it a little
Speaker 3: bit the other day because she was supposed to be
Speaker 3: on Real World Brooklyn and it's such a special it
Speaker 3: like holds such a special place for me, that whole process,
Speaker 3: and so hearing CT's casting story and the fact that
Speaker 3: he was just basically like Tim, almost like a club promoter,
Speaker 3: right like, handing out flyers Djam's coming.
Speaker 1: He's doing it at school, and the fact that.
Speaker 3: His teacher was basically like, oh, well, you know, they're
Speaker 3: doing Real World auditions, and so CET's thinking, oh, I
Speaker 3: can hand out flyers there, only to be stopped by security,
Speaker 3: which I feel like seems on brand. And then for
Speaker 3: the casting person to be like, hey, do you want
Speaker 3: to come audition? Like I love that he sort of
Speaker 3: accidentally fell in to this beheaveth into the.
Speaker 1: Most iconic reality show.
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna say, like, Real World is the most
Speaker 3: iconic reality show of all time.
Speaker 1: Ninety shows out there.
Speaker 3: Now are pulling things from the way that Real World
Speaker 3: was shot, whether it's the talking head interviews, living in
Speaker 3: a house, like all all of that is old Real World,
Speaker 3: and so it is it is iconic in that way.
Speaker 3: And so seeing you know, CT sort of fall into
Speaker 3: the audition process, and then that he got to meet
Speaker 3: the iconic duo Jean Murray and Mary who are the
Speaker 3: founders of Real World Reality TV. Mary Ellis Bingham passed
Speaker 3: away not that long after that, and so it's just really.
Speaker 1: Cool that he got to have truly.
Speaker 4: This iconic experience and then not making the right not being.
Speaker 3: Disappointed they don't want to take a shirt off, and
Speaker 3: that he thought it was Australia and then he said
Speaker 3: we we.
Speaker 2: It sounds like it was more excited about Australia because
Speaker 2: when they were like parents, he was like, A, I know,
Speaker 2: he's like, which is.
Speaker 3: Just so funny because that's the other thing, right, is like,
Speaker 3: you go through this. I'm not sure how long CT's
Speaker 3: audition process was, but oftentimes for real World I know
Speaker 3: mine was almost a six month audition process, and so
Speaker 3: you're going through all these rounds and interviews, like CT
Speaker 3: describes it in a way that's pretty simplified, but there's
Speaker 3: multiple rounds, multiple people you're talking to. Usually by the
Speaker 3: time you're getting flown out somewhere, you're far along, like
Speaker 3: very far along in that process.
Speaker 1: And even then.
Speaker 4: They don't tell you right away where you're going.
Speaker 3: I know for me, it was one of the last auditions,
Speaker 3: so again almost four or five months in before I
Speaker 3: found out where they were actually going to be doing
Speaker 3: the real world. So yeah, it's so cool, And then seeing.
Speaker 1: The baby photos of CT like I'm not.
Speaker 2: It's amazing how people grow up and then they grow
Speaker 2: into this person, this human that we all get to know,
Speaker 2: and then you look back and it's like.
Speaker 1: That's how you started, right, that kid? Who is that
Speaker 1: little kid? You know?
Speaker 2: You want to know because we all have our our stories,
Speaker 2: our childhood stories that made us who we are today,
Speaker 2: And so that I was I thought that was so cool.
Speaker 2: I also thought it was really cool how this entire
Speaker 2: documentary starts. His particular segment starts with him saying as
Speaker 2: he goes into his hometown that the challenge potentially saved
Speaker 2: his life. Yeah, he said, because if not, he feels
Speaker 2: as if he probably would have been buried somewhere in
Speaker 2: the streets. So at the end of the day, he
Speaker 2: feels like the show saved his life, and that is
Speaker 2: such a good thing to hear.
Speaker 1: He's a the risk. Yeah, he did and up so
Speaker 1: many gems, which is what I love.
Speaker 3: Like, I love that people get to see this side
Speaker 3: of him, because I think if you've watched him throughout
Speaker 3: his whole twenty year career, you get glimmers of it.
Speaker 1: But I also think.
Speaker 3: It's easy to see just sort of these snapshots of CT,
Speaker 3: whether it be the villain, the meat head, the champion,
Speaker 3: but I feel like there's so much more to him,
Speaker 3: and so seeing how he was raised, to me, makes
Speaker 3: so much sense of what a gentleman he is.
Speaker 1: Cts actually a gentleman.
Speaker 3: I remember on free agents, like I would be cold
Speaker 3: and he'd give me his jacket and it's smell good too,
Speaker 3: and just like what a gentleman Cet was. And and
Speaker 3: it makes sense because it sounds like his parents really
Speaker 3: instilled that in him, like when he talked about like
Speaker 3: all the other moms in the neighborhood would sort of
Speaker 3: like Bill, all the kids, you know, like if you've
Speaker 3: I messed up at so and So's house, I got
Speaker 3: in trouble there, and then I was in trouble back
Speaker 3: at home, and so it's like, oh no, it totally
Speaker 3: makes sense in seeing, you know, how he was raised
Speaker 3: and how his family is. And then something else that
Speaker 3: really stood out to me that I feel like we
Speaker 3: have talked about, well actually, okay, something else did take actually,
Speaker 3: but the main thing I just gotta say.
Speaker 4: CT was Foying is Foying has always been feing.
Speaker 1: We just got to put it out there.
Speaker 4: Like CT just just.
Speaker 1: Beauty all along. But something that I thought also.
Speaker 3: Was interesting, Like there were so many good things that
Speaker 3: he said, but he was talking about passing the torch,
Speaker 3: which we hate to hear, Yeah, because we loved and
Speaker 3: like I want to see CT and I want to
Speaker 3: see Hime on season forty.
Speaker 1: Like me love CT.
Speaker 3: But I also respect the fact that he's creating room
Speaker 3: for that.
Speaker 1: Like I respect the fact when.
Speaker 3: He spoke about the win with Casey, like feeling like
Speaker 3: he was going out on top when they you know,
Speaker 3: gave them donated sort of the money to the other finalists,
Speaker 3: which I thought was amazing. But you know, he mentioned
Speaker 3: you should really have fun, which I thought was beautiful.
Speaker 3: And he also said, you know, if you only focus
Speaker 3: on the money, you're going to be miserable, which I
Speaker 3: think is a testament to anyone wanting to come into
Speaker 3: this game of the Challenge right or just in life
Speaker 3: in general.
Speaker 1: And then he also said, just when you think you
Speaker 1: have all the.
Speaker 3: Answers, life is going to change all the questions, So
Speaker 3: enjoy yourself.
Speaker 1: And it's like good, so beautiful.
Speaker 3: So yeah, just I think that's something that we should
Speaker 3: all carry with us. Also, did you catch the twinkle
Speaker 3: in his eye when he was talking about DM.
Speaker 2: Oh, of course, it's never going to go away. It's
Speaker 2: never gonna go away like that. That is always gonna
Speaker 2: be his person, you know what I'm saying. And you
Speaker 2: can tell any time he brings her of anytime he
Speaker 2: talks about her, Like even going to the last time
Speaker 2: that we saw her, he didn't even want to talk
Speaker 2: about that. He was like everyone knows how the rest
Speaker 2: of the story plays out.
Speaker 1: He kind of like.
Speaker 2: Skipped over it, you know, because who wants to discuss that.
Speaker 2: But the good memories and the time that they shared,
Speaker 2: and you know, the smile on his face was like
Speaker 2: no others you can always you know for sure that
Speaker 2: that was his person for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there was just like a sparkled electricity between them.
Speaker 3: And I'm fortunate that I had an opportunity to meet
Speaker 3: Dim and spend a little bit of time with her
Speaker 3: before she passed. And she really was everything she seemed
Speaker 3: to be. Like you know how sometimes people get elevated
Speaker 3: after they're gone into this amazing person. No, DM is
Speaker 3: her legacy is like she was always this amazing person.
Speaker 4: And seeing the twinkle in CT's.
Speaker 3: I when he remembers her. It was just like I
Speaker 3: was te like not a YouTube show got me tearing up,
Speaker 3: but but really like it's just it was really so beautiful.
Speaker 3: What do you think make CT so compelling to watch
Speaker 3: on television.
Speaker 2: I think because we saw growth, Like he came on
Speaker 2: the show and CT was CT. You can depend on
Speaker 2: him to be an all around challenger. He was going
Speaker 2: to give us the fight. He was going to give
Speaker 2: us the actual fights. He was gonna help us the
Speaker 2: confessionals like CT wasn't all or and he was hungry
Speaker 2: for it, like he wanted it by any means necessary,
Speaker 2: and that I believe as a viewer is something you
Speaker 2: want to see. And as time goes on, you have
Speaker 2: to remember he's done these shows for years, so as
Speaker 2: time goes on, you become attached to these It's this
Speaker 2: weird attachment you get as a viewer to the people
Speaker 2: that you watch on the shows, and so you get
Speaker 2: attached to them and so you find yourself constantly, constantly
Speaker 2: rooting for them. But I think the thing that sets
Speaker 2: him apart from a lot of others is definitely the
Speaker 2: hunger and the execution that he goes, the length of
Speaker 2: the execution he'll go through in order to make sure
Speaker 2: he gets.
Speaker 1: Fed to feed that hunger.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, Like it's intense and he's
Speaker 2: just it's captivating.
Speaker 1: It's captivating for sure.
Speaker 3: What about you, Well, I think he's really been adaptable.
Speaker 3: It speaks to your point about growth and really nimble
Speaker 3: and how he's played this game for so long. He
Speaker 3: talked about the different ways that he's been viewed, Like initially,
Speaker 3: you know, he was sort of angry when he felt
Speaker 3: like he wasn't taken seriously right as a challenger, Like
Speaker 3: he came in angry, and then he talked about the
Speaker 3: passing of his brother in that particular season, he had
Speaker 3: a chip on his shoulder, and then he took a
Speaker 3: break and when he came back, people were sort of
Speaker 3: sleeping on him and he realized like, oh, but I
Speaker 3: can use this to my advantage. Like he really was
Speaker 3: able to be nimble in that way. And just watching
Speaker 3: how he's worked with the different partners as he's made
Speaker 3: it through and talking about things that he regrets, things
Speaker 3: that maybe he would have handled differently. It is really
Speaker 3: interesting in conversations that you don't get to have with
Speaker 3: your reality TV faves. And I love that this show
Speaker 3: is really kind of exposing that and allowing us a
Speaker 3: real peak. Like for the amount of people that message
Speaker 3: us and say, hey, I want to be on the
Speaker 3: show or their main goal is to get on a show,
Speaker 3: I think it's really great to have something like this
Speaker 3: where you can get a true peak behind the curtain.
Speaker 4: It honestly kind of reminds me of.
Speaker 3: What was great about Real World, because I think Real
Speaker 3: World you had people, for the most part, at least
Speaker 3: in the kind of main seasons, who were just like
Speaker 3: bumbling through, who were just like CTS audition, Right, you
Speaker 3: just happen to be there and you're kind of like, oh, okay,
Speaker 3: like I'm gonna live, I'm gonna do, I'm gonna whatever,
Speaker 3: and then just blindly I don't I mean really because
Speaker 3: that is Look, I don't regret a lot, and I
Speaker 3: don't regret doing it on the show, but there are
Speaker 3: certainly things I watch and I cringe from back then
Speaker 3: in the Real World, and I'm like, oh, but.
Speaker 1: You got an authenticity.
Speaker 3: And it also meant that in the Challenge House, like
Speaker 3: once you made it to the Challenge place, you got
Speaker 3: this sense of fun.
Speaker 4: Right like there was just because it was so silly.
Speaker 3: Like no one took themselves too seriously, because how could
Speaker 3: you when you were on a reality show before it
Speaker 3: was necessarily cool to be a reality shows in certain regards,
Speaker 3: and before it really like ment to mething or anyone
Speaker 3: knew what it would mean. And so you know, like
Speaker 3: they showed the clip of him running in the chicken
Speaker 3: suit or whatever in the early days.
Speaker 1: Now I wish.
Speaker 3: TJ please bring that back for forty Like, please let
Speaker 3: there be a challenge where people have to dress up
Speaker 3: domin dick Elis and then just do it, please, please please,
Speaker 3: That would be amazing.
Speaker 2: They're gonna be like, this is so big brother, we
Speaker 2: didn't sign up for this. They're complain so bad. But
Speaker 2: as we see, it goes all the way back.
Speaker 1: To those first seasons.
Speaker 2: That's so cool, man, just getting that peek into who
Speaker 2: he is as a human and his life and you know, him,
Speaker 2: him him growing into now a father like Cec is
Speaker 2: a whole dad now, you know what I'm saying. And
Speaker 2: so when you become a parent, certain things about you
Speaker 2: and who.
Speaker 1: You used to be they kind of have to take
Speaker 1: the back seat.
Speaker 2: And speaking of parents, I think this is a perfect
Speaker 2: time for us to give Amanda's episode a listen, because
Speaker 2: my girl is a whole mother.
Speaker 4: Now, absolutely, let's take a listen.
Speaker 2: I auditioned for Are You the One?
Speaker 8: Because I'm a big reality TV junkie. I am a
Speaker 8: reality TV troll. I was like, I could find my
Speaker 8: perfect match and I could win a million dollars right,
Speaker 8: love and money, so it's perfect. And I just sent
Speaker 8: in my application and I didn't audition tate about Twin Peaks.
Speaker 8: I showed them me partying at the bars all that,
Speaker 8: and then they're like, Okay, we like you. We're gonna
Speaker 8: fly you out.
Speaker 1: So I was like, this is.
Speaker 2: Crazy, right, So I flew to La.
Speaker 8: Back then, when I was twenty one, I was wearing
Speaker 8: a lot of makeup. Growing up. I was teased about
Speaker 8: my freckles all the time. Kids were really mean back then,
Speaker 8: and so I hid them. So when I got there,
Speaker 8: I was all dressed up, my hair is curled, they
Speaker 8: had my makeup, and I walk into the room of
Speaker 8: like ten people and I walk in there and they're like,
Speaker 8: she has freckles. Take off all your makeup.
Speaker 1: And come back in here.
Speaker 8: And I was like, oh, Like that was my worst nightmare.
Speaker 8: So took up all my makeup and I go back
Speaker 8: in there and all of them were just like.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, she's beautiful, and.
Speaker 8: Like I just started crying.
Speaker 1: It was like a moment for me.
Speaker 8: The head guy for the show was like, if we
Speaker 8: put you on the show, you're not allowed to hide
Speaker 8: your freckles, and I was like, okay, fine is Amanda.
Speaker 8: They were like, you're crazy, You're pretty, you gotta be
Speaker 8: on our show.
Speaker 1: You and Kiki got into it a little bit, what's
Speaker 1: up with you guys?
Speaker 9: Her reaction when we voted them in, I just think
Speaker 9: was I think it was.
Speaker 4: She thinks I'm fake and that's fine. The other girls
Speaker 4: know what's up.
Speaker 3: I think that your fake is you have no right
Speaker 3: to say whether or not I'm a fake person.
Speaker 4: You don't know me, so shut the f.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna come over here and let me show?
Speaker 1: It was crazy.
Speaker 8: I think when I first got on TV, all my
Speaker 8: friends were like, what You're going on a TV show?
Speaker 9: I like a guy with like a really good athletic build,
Speaker 9: and then the personality after.
Speaker 1: I think that's been my problem. I think I'm kind
Speaker 1: of the same.
Speaker 8: I feel like I've always been very upfront, very vocal
Speaker 8: about how I'm feeling even if that makes me an outcast,
Speaker 8: which that kind of happened to me on RU the One,
Speaker 8: and it also happened to be on the Challenge.
Speaker 1: So when I was on.
Speaker 2: RU the One, fans hated me.
Speaker 6: They hated me.
Speaker 8: I was getting so many comments on my Instagram saying crazy,
Speaker 8: like thousands of comments. I think I had the personality
Speaker 8: to be on reality TV because everything that they were commenting,
Speaker 8: it didn't bother me, you know what I mean, Because
Speaker 8: it was like, these people don't even know me. I
Speaker 8: went on to TV being like I'm gonna be me,
Speaker 8: you know, whether they like me or not.
Speaker 1: And it's gotten me into a lot of trouble.
Speaker 8: It's made me a lot of enemies, but it's also
Speaker 8: like made me a lot of really good friends. It
Speaker 8: was crazy because as soon as I went on RU
Speaker 8: the One, everything just snow ball. From that Rivals three,
Speaker 8: I was fresh off of.
Speaker 5: Are You the One?
Speaker 8: We were partying, drinking every single day and I did
Speaker 8: not train for it. I was a total slobbab on
Speaker 8: that one. I came out with guns blazing on accident.
Speaker 8: It wasn't even on purpose.
Speaker 2: Literally I got there.
Speaker 8: And it was a humping challenge. I was like, oh
Speaker 8: my god, what where am I? And then after that
Speaker 8: we didn't even win, and TJ's like, oh, You're going
Speaker 8: on a tequila tasting dinner and I'm like, dude. So
Speaker 8: then I drank ten shots at tequila and I just
Speaker 8: raged on everybody all night.
Speaker 9: And guess what, These people like to find your weak spots.
Speaker 9: And I'm gonna make it seem like I'm a crazy
Speaker 9: bitch because I don't want them to know the soft
Speaker 9: spots that they could potentially hit in the future.
Speaker 1: I don't know I.
Speaker 9: Second week, I'm here right now now, that's true.
Speaker 8: Obviously made a lot of enemies.
Speaker 2: One things for sure, two things for certain. When it
Speaker 2: comes to Amanda, Oh baby, good luck. She's not going
Speaker 2: to back down. She's gonna go back and forth with
Speaker 2: you for hours. She may be more wrong than two
Speaker 2: left shoes, but she is going to argu saun and
Speaker 2: I think that that is why a lot of challengers
Speaker 2: may have an issue with her, but a lot of
Speaker 2: fans love her because what if She's gonna give you TV?
Speaker 2: And when you come to reality TV, you come for
Speaker 2: the challenges, of course, but you also come for the
Speaker 2: entertainment and that girl is entertainment. No one can take
Speaker 2: that away from her. How'd you feel about Amanda's Club?
Speaker 1: Amanda is one hundred percent entertaining. That is so true.
Speaker 3: I remember when we were doing Aftermath and she came on,
Speaker 3: and she was the one who was so excited to
Speaker 3: spill everybody's tea, like she was the first, even when
Speaker 3: it wasn't tea that was like necessary, Like Amanda was
Speaker 3: just happy to put it out there. I also though,
Speaker 3: get a vibe and I loved in her episode of
Speaker 3: Home Turf getting to see she shows hints of this
Speaker 3: soft side. Also, Amanda is that girl the fact that
Speaker 3: she suits up every day to go to work in
Speaker 3: such a high risk environment, but also she's going in
Speaker 3: that environment yet she's helping people like as a nurse
Speaker 3: is wild? Is wild like Amanda is indeed that girl.
Speaker 3: No wonder why she's freaking fearless in that way. So
Speaker 3: much respect her and then comes home to being you know,
Speaker 3: Mama Bear, Papa Bear, all the things where she took
Speaker 3: care of her dad is just beautiful. I have two
Speaker 3: questions for you, though, because I know you and Amanda
Speaker 3: are friends and homies, and I also know you're stubborn
Speaker 3: as hell. So if you two were, you've just said
Speaker 3: that Amanda will not back down. And there was a
Speaker 3: clip in here which I was dying laughing because it
Speaker 3: was Josh and Amanda going at it, and Davon it's
Speaker 3: like sitting in the corner laughing. Okay, So in a
Speaker 3: debate between you and Amanda, who wins.
Speaker 2: So here's the thing when it comes to the relationship
Speaker 2: Amanda and I have when I because we did two
Speaker 2: seasons together, right, first season, she was my enemy. Second
Speaker 2: season she became my friend. And so in that I've
Speaker 2: learned you have the experience, I have the win. So
Speaker 2: let's put that together.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: So in a debate, I would say that we find
Speaker 2: common ground to trust each other's opinions.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: It's one of those situations, but it's a strong I
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 1: That was a diplomatic answer.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna let that one be diplomatic because now we
Speaker 3: have another question for you, and I cannot give a
Speaker 3: diplomatic answer.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: Amanda shouts you out in this episode. Yeah, well, she
Speaker 3: shouts you out in a challenge episode, but it's shown
Speaker 3: and it's shown in her home taste right over this
Speaker 3: where she said that you both saw with your own
Speaker 3: eyeballs that Jack would or Jack that Zach was swiping
Speaker 3: on a dating app.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wild in a relationship.
Speaker 3: And she was like asked Avon, now, I know you
Speaker 3: were a lot of things, but a liar is not one.
Speaker 3: So Davevon, did you see with your own eyes that
Speaker 3: he was indeed active on dating apps?
Speaker 1: Yes? And I said that at the reunion.
Speaker 2: He was definitely on the app, but I also said
Speaker 2: it was completely innocent. He was looking at the responses
Speaker 2: he was getting from the girls, but I didn't see
Speaker 2: him actually respond responding back.
Speaker 1: So he was just like laughing at Okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah he was, and he was actually like showing us
Speaker 2: the messages and I couldn't.
Speaker 1: It was hilarious. Yeah, I said all of that at
Speaker 1: the reunion.
Speaker 4: So yeah, yeah, he was definitely on app.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but he was like laughing about it, all right,
Speaker 3: all right, we just just just wanted to double check
Speaker 3: in their lines, I know, right, and then it comes
Speaker 3: to you looking like why am I in it?
Speaker 1: Like, don't ask me? So good? It was so good.
Speaker 3: Another question because you know, Amanda, like, watching this episode
Speaker 3: was interesting and I saw a lot of the comments
Speaker 3: for it too, because you know, I love to read
Speaker 3: some comments. Sometimes the comments we're interesting too about people
Speaker 3: saying like they appreciated getting to see different sides of Amanda.
Speaker 1: So she says in.
Speaker 3: Her Home Turf that she's not evil, right, and that
Speaker 3: some people have like made and they show cut to
Speaker 3: clips of Johnny sort of calling her evil and doing
Speaker 3: that fake thing with like the crucifix, that whole thing.
Speaker 3: But then they also show her holding up the horns, right,
Speaker 3: And it seems like she comes from a place of
Speaker 3: always wanting to be on the offensive because she's so
Speaker 3: afraid of people, of being vulnerable with the wrong people.
Speaker 3: Can you speak to like what you know about her personally?
Speaker 3: And is there anything in this Home Turf that either
Speaker 3: surprised you despite knowing her, or reaffirmed certain things you
Speaker 3: know about her but that you think other people might not.
Speaker 2: I definitely think watching this Home Turf episode, it just
Speaker 2: reaffirmed of everything I know about her, Like, okay, when
Speaker 2: we're on a show, we're on a show, right, And
Speaker 2: she made a statement where she said, they think I'm
Speaker 2: this evil person and they're this, and they're that, and
Speaker 2: I'm gonna I'm gonna ride that I'm gonna ride that
Speaker 2: because that eliminates any pockets or any windows that they
Speaker 2: can find to try to peek in. Because one thing
Speaker 2: about reality TV it is a game, but it's also mental.
Speaker 2: And so as she was saying, people will find little
Speaker 2: pockets of vulnerability or weaknesses within you where that they
Speaker 2: can pray on, and so she didn't want to give
Speaker 2: anybody an opportunity to be able to do that now
Speaker 2: out And I got to experience that in my first
Speaker 2: season with her, which was Final Reckoning. I was like ill,
Speaker 2: like ugh, like I didn't like her at all. But
Speaker 2: then when we came back and we did War of
Speaker 2: the World's Season of Part one or whatever, and I
Speaker 2: got an opportunity to peel back those those layers, and
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, like, you are such a cool person,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean? Like this girl used to
Speaker 2: sit back and we used to talk for hours and
Speaker 2: just getting to know who she like, Amanda the person
Speaker 2: opposed to Amanda the Challenger. They're two totally different people,
Speaker 2: you know. And so even when if you think back
Speaker 2: to the season where her and Camilla are getting into it, right,
Speaker 2: She's going back and forth with Camilla certain things that
Speaker 2: Kamilla said to her, you see it. It's a peak.
Speaker 2: We only get a peek at it, but you see
Speaker 2: she's affected by it. And but she hurry up and
Speaker 2: comes in with this hard exterior, like, oh, I got
Speaker 2: I can't show that weakness. I gotta hurry up and
Speaker 2: put up this wall. You see it happening, but you
Speaker 2: also see that moment of vulnerability, and so it's definitely there.
Speaker 2: It's just she's protective of it. It's not for everybody,
Speaker 2: and I think us as humans we're like that as well,
Speaker 2: Like you can't just expose yourself to everybody.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean. True.
Speaker 3: I wonder though, if she puts herself because something else
Speaker 3: that struck me about this Home Turf episode that was
Speaker 3: both amusing and only in Amanda way, but also interesting,
Speaker 3: is as she's like recounting her seasons and then she's like,
Speaker 3: and I made enemies and like people.
Speaker 1: And there's almost this sound of surprise in.
Speaker 3: Her voice, you know, where, like it was really hard
Speaker 3: for me, And it's like, girl, yes it was hard
Speaker 3: for you, because you came out the gate like just
Speaker 3: swinging at everything and you a punch in the air, Like, yes,
Speaker 3: it was hard for you.
Speaker 1: And so it's like I.
Speaker 3: Wonder if she sometimes though makes it hard. I get
Speaker 3: that it's a defense mechanism, but makes it harder for
Speaker 3: herself because in the limited time I got to spend
Speaker 3: with Amanda at aftermath at the studios, I could sense.
Speaker 4: That there actually was this like sweet.
Speaker 3: Fun, smart, intelligent woman in there. And you know, then
Speaker 3: we watch her on like even some of her most
Speaker 3: recent seasons, and it's like, I get, you're playing this character,
Speaker 3: but you're hiding this amazing person that's there too. Like
Speaker 3: even in this documentary, we get to see this amazing
Speaker 3: like I have so much respect for her, like and
Speaker 3: we and abudding entrepreneur, but I like that she didn't
Speaker 3: call herself an entrepreneur in this episode when she was
Speaker 3: talk about invention, though, she was just like a child's invention,
Speaker 3: like inventor, Like, girl, you mean an entrepreneur, you want
Speaker 3: to be like evil genius.
Speaker 1: She's like I came up with something. She was so cute.
Speaker 3: Like there's just they're definitely and the way she took
Speaker 3: care of her dad, you know, there's just there's a lot.
Speaker 3: Did you know about her dynamic or her relationship with
Speaker 3: her mom.
Speaker 1: To that degree?
Speaker 3: Because we get to see a little bit of that
Speaker 3: in this episode too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we spoke a little bit about it inside of
Speaker 2: the Challenge house during one of the worlds. But it
Speaker 2: was one of those situations where it was like that
Speaker 2: relationship kind of made me who I am today, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, Like I had to go through that,
Speaker 2: I had to experience, like everything had to happen in
Speaker 2: order for me to be who I am today. So
Speaker 2: it was one of those situations where we take moments
Speaker 2: in our life and we try to figure out, Okay,
Speaker 2: how can I flip this for my good? You know,
Speaker 2: even though it's traumatic, even though this could be the
Speaker 2: thing that could potentially take me out of here, How
Speaker 2: can I flip this for my good?
Speaker 1: And that's kind of what she did with it. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Amanda talks about the culture shock from going you know,
Speaker 3: from being on Are You the One to the Challenge?
Speaker 3: What was that transition like, because you know, Amanda talks
Speaker 3: about sort of coming from Are You the One? And
Speaker 3: you came from Big Brother, which aren't weren't originally Feeder
Speaker 3: shows to the Challenge, right, So there wasn't this automatic
Speaker 3: understanding that you do Big Brother and then you go on,
Speaker 3: what was that transition like for you?
Speaker 2: For me, I came from a competition show into another
Speaker 2: competition show, right, But Big brother is very much so
Speaker 2: carnival games and like mental mind f right, whereas the
Speaker 2: challenge is like mental mind f and you possibly could
Speaker 2: die today. Literally, it's a whole different type of environment
Speaker 2: going over there.
Speaker 1: I was definitely like.
Speaker 2: Shook when I came over to the challenge because first
Speaker 2: of all, I didn't even think I knew what the
Speaker 2: challenge was, Like I said, I grew up watching it,
Speaker 2: but I never thought I would have the opportunity to play.
Speaker 2: And then Natalie from my season of Big Brothers Big
Speaker 2: Brother eighteen, so she went over last weekend or two
Speaker 2: days ago that she went over there, and I was like, oh, baby,
Speaker 2: she done kick the door open.
Speaker 1: I said, I gotta get over there.
Speaker 2: So when they called me, it was an immediate yes,
Speaker 2: like no if ends or buts about it.
Speaker 1: I didn't think twice anything.
Speaker 2: I was like, yes, I'm going to.
Speaker 1: Green as Hell.
Speaker 2: Went over there and was like, oh, Davin, what is this?
Speaker 2: So it's definitely it's definitely a shot, and I can
Speaker 2: only imagine, like you said, coming from the real world,
Speaker 2: you know were you guys y'all wasn't jumping off no cliffs.
Speaker 3: Like literally not. And my season didn't even have a
Speaker 3: job to do. Most seasons of Real World had a job.
Speaker 3: Ye was one of the only seasons that we didn't
Speaker 3: even have an actual job. We could do whatever we wanted, So.
Speaker 1: It was it was. It was a very.
Speaker 3: Very different experience going in it, like for me because
Speaker 3: again I hadn't I wasn't as familiar with the show.
Speaker 1: I wasn't familiar at all with the show.
Speaker 3: Then I think, actually it was great because I really
Speaker 3: came in from like a pure play, like I didn't
Speaker 3: have preconceived notions about anyone or anything because I.
Speaker 1: Just was like, Okay, hi, like this is what is this?
Speaker 3: Whereas now I do feel like people are prepared, like
Speaker 3: kind of prep before you in the first time, and
Speaker 3: I definitely didn't. And then the WA's why I didn't
Speaker 3: know who Big Easy was my first season.
Speaker 1: Because I had never seen this show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it was definitely is a transition just from
Speaker 3: like the physical aspect and like you know, but at
Speaker 3: the same time, actually the living in the house element.
Speaker 1: I feel like it's similar to Real World.
Speaker 3: At least in our house because we didn't get there's
Speaker 3: a lot of people that didn't get along in our
Speaker 3: Real World house, so it was always sort of you're
Speaker 3: on eggshells the whole time. So I feel like being
Speaker 3: in the Challenge house was sort of similar in her
Speaker 3: way for.
Speaker 1: A big brother. You have to take into consideration.
Speaker 2: We're locked on a lot, do.
Speaker 1: You under Yeah? I know that is wild and yes's really.
Speaker 2: Girl. You know how with MTV you guys get camera people.
Speaker 2: You guys interact with the camera people. They're there, they're
Speaker 2: in your face.
Speaker 1: We don't even get that.
Speaker 2: We don't see anybody but each other for the entire
Speaker 2: time that we're there. So that was even a shock
Speaker 2: having cameramen follow me around. I was like, bro, like,
Speaker 2: I'll can need you to back up. This is very invasive.
Speaker 4: We have to take a quick break, but we'll be
Speaker 4: right back after this.
Speaker 2: Okay, come on, let's get back to the show.
Speaker 3: Amanda mentioned shoes really into reality TV. Yeah before coming
Speaker 3: on the show, and you mentioned you grew up watching
Speaker 3: the Challenge, So I'm taking it you were also really
Speaker 3: into reality TV before you shit.
Speaker 4: Or for sure?
Speaker 2: She said she caught herself a reality TV troll at
Speaker 2: that time, I was not a troll. I think, you know,
Speaker 2: after a couple of seasons, I kind of became a
Speaker 2: troll on social media, but you know, growth, deliberate growth.
Speaker 2: But I definitely was a reality TV person, like something
Speaker 2: about it just always sparked my attention. Now me wanting
Speaker 2: to be on it. Absolutely not.
Speaker 1: That wasn't a thing.
Speaker 2: I literally only did a Big Brother from my grandmother
Speaker 2: because before she passed away, that was something she wanted
Speaker 2: me to do and it just kind of like turned
Speaker 2: into a thing. But that was never the goal, Like
Speaker 2: reality TV was never the goal.
Speaker 1: Like I can watch it, I don't want to do
Speaker 1: it though, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how about your intereston Grandma wanted you to do that.
Speaker 3: I so I actually looked down my nose at reality
Speaker 3: TV and so I literally, I think at one point,
Speaker 3: had said I'd never do reality TV.
Speaker 1: And at the time.
Speaker 3: Of my audition for a Real World I've told the
Speaker 3: story before, but so I won't forget fully into it.
Speaker 1: But it's like I met because he.
Speaker 3: Was down where I was going to school, like doing
Speaker 3: an event that my then boyfriend was like hosting, and
Speaker 3: I had auditioned to be actually on a CBS like
Speaker 3: scripted show that they were supposed.
Speaker 1: To be doing.
Speaker 3: And when I met Bananas, I also was just like, huh,
Speaker 3: I wonder like this could be interesting, like whatever, Like
Speaker 3: I'll just apply, and so I just applied. And then
Speaker 3: sure enough, six months later, I was moving to Brooklyn
Speaker 3: to be on the newest season of Real World and
Speaker 3: the CBS show Like never made it to air, So
Speaker 3: it worked out, end up getting that look at God.
Speaker 2: I feel like when we go into these casting processes,
Speaker 2: we all have an interesting story about how we deal
Speaker 2: with the producers or how the producers deal with us.
Speaker 2: That casting it's always different, right, as we saw with
Speaker 2: CT his whole thing was chasing them down the hallway
Speaker 2: and I'm taking off your shirt.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: My big brother's story was I would always tell them
Speaker 2: I'm a germophobe. And then one of the producers sneeze,
Speaker 2: and I said, get her some lights off, because what
Speaker 2: is that about?
Speaker 4: Right, That's how I hearn hilarious.
Speaker 2: I told them to spray some life because I don't
Speaker 2: know what she just sneezed out of her mouth.
Speaker 1: And so that that's how I got cast.
Speaker 2: And so hearing that, Amanda went into her casting interview
Speaker 2: and they said, you have freckles, and that was like
Speaker 2: her thing. They said, go out, wash off your makeup
Speaker 2: and come back in.
Speaker 3: And they had to not like cover and she's so
Speaker 3: beautiful with her face. I love her freckles, and I
Speaker 3: love what that did for her self esteem, Like it
Speaker 3: seemed like it was something she really needed to hear,
Speaker 3: which is really special and what the challenge can do
Speaker 3: to you for you, Like it's kind of goes back
Speaker 3: to CET's point of it's not always all about the money.
Speaker 3: This show has the ability to like have a lasting impact. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's just one of the things I don't. I feel
Speaker 3: like I always get sentimental when I talk about the Challenge.
Speaker 4: It can do it it it is.
Speaker 3: Its own special place, it's its own special thing.
Speaker 1: And I love.
Speaker 3: Getting to see these home Turf episodes and getting a
Speaker 3: peek behind some of these iconic players and characters who
Speaker 3: have taken the ultimate sort of leap of faith and
Speaker 3: living their lives out loud and being in a very
Speaker 3: because the challenge puts you in a very vulnerable position.
Speaker 1: I know Natalie says her knees still aren't right after her.
Speaker 3: Time and the challenge, and so it puts you in
Speaker 3: a very vulnerable position. But just like living out Loud
Speaker 3: and the impact that both it has for viewers but
Speaker 3: also for the people competing on the show, it really
Speaker 3: means a lot. What did what are you your overall
Speaker 3: thoughts of the Home Turf episodes day?
Speaker 2: Like I said, I think, and to piggyback on what
Speaker 2: you said, it's a great opportunity for us to get
Speaker 2: to see the humans.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I feel like a lot of people who play this
Speaker 2: game play as robots, you know, and it's like I
Speaker 2: have to win, I have to get money, no free
Speaker 2: you like that. And so to get to see where
Speaker 2: everyone grew up and what raised you and what made
Speaker 2: you who you are today, I think that.
Speaker 4: Is so so cool.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I'm grateful. I'm definitely grateful. Y'all should have
Speaker 2: called me. I could have walked out through Inglewood and
Speaker 2: let y'all know what was really going there.
Speaker 1: You go, what's up? What's up?
Speaker 3: I also I'm hopeful that because I know that the
Speaker 3: fans are passionate about the show, any of the viewers,
Speaker 3: all of us are passionate about the show, and I
Speaker 3: know that sometimes we see our faves getting into it,
Speaker 3: I feel like, particularly this season on social media. But
Speaker 3: I'm also hopeful that the home Terms will remind people
Speaker 3: that yeah, they're humans. There are people behind like these
Speaker 3: characters that you see or these tweets. So next time
Speaker 3: you want to tweet something at them, just like stop
Speaker 3: and remember the human side.
Speaker 1: You know, like, yes, maybe Amanda's.
Speaker 3: Being evil and loud, but also Amanda's actually a really
Speaker 3: sweet mom and has spot through adversity and goes to
Speaker 3: a prison every day and like helps stitch fingers back
Speaker 3: together and like just the things that she see.
Speaker 1: That's what she.
Speaker 3: Said, like it's wild and I know, right girl, I
Speaker 3: clutch my pearls when you say that. So like just
Speaker 3: remembering that of the people that you see and just
Speaker 3: kind of appreciating all that they give on the show.
Speaker 3: But also if they do piss you off on an episode,
Speaker 3: instead of just going so hard at them, taking a
Speaker 3: step back and remembering like, oh, this is a huge
Speaker 3: into you know, like they're not perfect. There's there's a lot,
Speaker 3: but if you want more, no, this was just a
Speaker 3: taste of this incredible new series. Also, shout out to
Speaker 3: the producers. I know some of them worked on Aftermath.
Speaker 3: I love what they've done with this series, and also
Speaker 3: it's not easy to get someone like Amanda to be vulnerable,
Speaker 3: So shout out to them and just taking the time
Speaker 3: and investing and pouring into these amazing TV icons and
Speaker 3: getting them to open.
Speaker 1: Up to us.
Speaker 3: If you want to watch more, then make sure you
Speaker 3: check out the other episodes of The Challenge Home Turf
Speaker 3: featuring Tory, Devin car Maria Durrell and Moore on the
Speaker 3: Challenge YouTube channel. And in the meantime, where can people
Speaker 3: learn more about you?
Speaker 5: Day?
Speaker 1: Oh?
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Speaker 1: Ma'am?
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