Two people debate who should win a reality competition: the flawless contestant or the underdog with a messy journey. They argue Arizona (Ari) is a dark horse who deserves it more than the polished frontrunner, comparing the dynamic to Glinda versus Elphaba.
Brigitte and Binyas, they are the best of what they represent. And it's like Glinda and Elphaba. Yeah, it's like— and I think it's— and in that instance, it's always much— you always root for the underdog. You always root for the person who is doing it so different. Yeah, your analogy was really good. Yeah, Glinda versus Elphaba. It's always easier to root for the person who has a little bit of an underdog story versus the polished. Let's talk a little bit about storyline. Yeah, Miss Producer, Miss Reality TV producer. What is a better storyline? No, literally, someone who went all the way to the end without struggling at all, or someone who had their highs and lows in a competition? I am always such a big fan of underdogs. Yeah, I'm too. And everyone relates to underdogs as well. So even though I think that this is— that Brigetting has it in the bag, we still don't know what's gonna happen.
I think— true, true.
I think in that instance then, if you love an underdog, Arizona should get the crown then. You're right, you know, because you, you're seeing the girl who maybe it was even snubbed of a win or two or three or four. Yeah, right. So yes, uh, the judges give their critiques very, uh, you know what, I realized Ari is not an underdog, she's the dark horse.
Oh yes, yes. And like a dark horse, she have a big one. Oh no, no. Oh, is this some tea?
