Karamo confronts someone about repeated cheating. The participant claims accusations made them cheat, but Karamo points out the logic doesn't work: they admitted acting out of anger and spite, not because they were accused. A video on their phone from three to four months ago becomes key evidence.
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You said this is your best friend. Why do you cheat all those times in the past? It was because I was getting accused of cheating. It was the suspicion. No. Yes, it was. No. It was the getting accused of cheating. Oh no. It was the anger. No. It was the suspicion. Okay, watch this. Let me tell you this. Watch this. You know what? You like to eat dog food. You like to eat dog food. Nah, you lying, brother. You eat dog food. You gonna go start eating dog food? So then your logic of you accuse me of something, it's gonna make me do it, that doesn't work there. 'Cause if I say you eat dog food, you tell me no, and you say you not gonna go eat it, then you can't You can't say just 'cause someone accused me, I'm gonna end up doing that. So then let me ask you a question without putting it on her. Why did you cheat all those times? Just reacting outta anger. Okay, now that's a little bit more honest. So you were angry, so you're trying to be spiteful? Yes, sir. Got it. So is the video she found on your phone old? Yes, it is. It is old, okay. How old is that video? Like 3, 4 months. 3, 4 months? Mm-hmm. All right, all right, okay.
