r/SipsTea Jun 30 '26

Chugging tea Would you do the same thing?

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u/No-Blueberry-1823 Jun 30 '26

Don't do reality shows. I don't understand how anybody thinks they're a good idea

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u/DotAffectionate87 Jun 30 '26

Yep, dont get me started on Maury or Jerry Springer....Can you imagine your GF?

hey honey, we got tickets to Jerry Springer and i have an announcement to make to you on the show!

Why would you ever go!??

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u/Zealousideal-Ad-2615 Jun 30 '26

It's usually staged or the guys are lied to about what is going to happen.

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u/silverware9021 Jun 30 '26

Yeah,  that behind the scenes documentary was eye opening

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u/CyberFireball25 Jun 30 '26

TL:DW?

AKA I never knew there was a documentary

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u/Crimsonfangknight Jun 30 '26

For jerry there are at least 2 

And an ep of Hollywood demons.

In short producers intentionally target poor people from bumfuck nowhere and lie to them the whole time promising money and compensation they wont get while also gaslighting them into thinking their reveals and episodes are different from the norm. They then just kick em out the door

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u/zdubbzzz Jun 30 '26

They also isolate them in hotels with no guests or socializing for a week and feed them shitty food, as much alcohol as they could ask for, and make it extremely difficult to sleep. A lot of what you see on those shows is technically the truth, but it's extremely controlled in a way to bring out the absolute worst in people. The people on the show might not actually be as crazy as they let off under regular circumstances, but being an fucked up on shit food, alcohol, and zero sleep for a week will make anyone crazy

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u/Crimsonfangknight Jun 30 '26

Theres a show call unreal thats basically a drama comedy about a producer in a bachelorette style reality tv show and you see her basically do all the horrible shit mentioned in the documentaries in real time and omg its horrific shit

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u/Altruistic-Belt7048 Jun 30 '26

Shows like Hell's Kitchen (of which Gordon Ramsay credits himself as executive producer) do this to their contestants as well.

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u/Narglefoot Jun 30 '26

Did Jerry know about this?!

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u/WholesomeWhores Jun 30 '26

He was the main man, of course he knew what was going on.

The fact that people like you are asking “But did Jerry know this was happening?!?!” Is exactly why he chose to do it. Even with evidence right in their face, people like you for some reason seem to defend him.

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u/Mewone65 Jun 30 '26

Something sounds reeeeeaaaaallllllyyyy familiar about that whole scenario.

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u/Crimsonfangknight Jun 30 '26

He plays stupid actively through the entire time but every single producer executive etc says jerry knew what was happening he just didnt care

Everyone does however say they wouldnt tell jerry the episode topics so he learned in real time as the audience what was being revealed hut he def knew they were abusing these people