Karamo tells a couple they should break up, saying they've checked out emotionally and are watching each other through cameras instead of connecting. He warns one partner against jumping into another relationship with the same surveillance dynamics.
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Both of y'all are two amazing people and you're at a place in your life where you deserve to find happiness and love. And the fact that you have to sit up and watch a camera, this is not it. I've already heard out of your own mouth, you've checked out. I did. You've checked out. Yeah. So I think at this place, I think you both know, even though there's nothing in the phone, you can fixate on what device that was, but at the end of the day, it doesn't matter.
Oh, you're right.
I think y'all should just, this is the end. Absolutely, go home. Be done. You know what I mean? Seriously. And I know it's gonna be hard because you have history and stuff like that. What I'm thinking. What did I just say? What did I just say? What do you have to say about it, really, Jerry? I know it might be hard.
I'm telling you it's not that hard. Jerry really messed up a good date. But you ready? You ready? Yeah. I'm ready.
Good, that's what's up. Well, listen, again—
So she believe you, not me.
No, both of y'all need to move on. That's what's coming out of this. And I'm gonna tell you, Jerry, if you get with anybody else and you wanna watch their cameras instead, just watch me on TV, okay?