Oct. 15, 2025
1.3 ReelShort - I Flash-Married My Best Friend?!
In this episode, Meg reviews the romantic comedy series 'I Flash-Married My Best Friend!,' exploring its themes of friendship, love, and unexpected twists. She discusses the dynamics between the characters, the plot's progression, and the production elements that contribute to the storytelling. Meg shares her thoughts on the friends-to-lovers trope, character development, and the satisfying resolution of the story, ultimately giving it a high rating and recommending it to viewers.
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Welcome to my vertical of session. Today we are talking
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about I flash married my best friend on Real Short
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and I've been slightly waiting to watch this since it
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came out. I just had to wait a little bit
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before I could get the subscription to the app, so
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it took me a little bit longer, but I would
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have done this a lot sooner. And for this one,
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the one thing that I really loved about this one
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is that it was just like this cute little love
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story of friends becoming more and then finally, you know,
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falling for each other. And I always do love those stories.
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I've always been kind of a fan of those stories.
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And I know sometimes I like enemies to lovers a
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bit more because the tension is always so much more
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fun to watch. Plus you always sit there like seeing
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these two fight and then you just want to go, okay,
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now just kiss, you know, you just want to kiss.
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So like that energy of two people hating each other,
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all this pent up emotion, and it's always fun to watch.
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And I know that that's the case with one of
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the ones that just dropped on Candy Jar. That gave
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me that little fix. So we'll have to talk about
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that one a little bit. But here we are talking
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about Flash married my best friend, and we have characters
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Chloe Pascal and Matteo Lane who goes by Mattie to Chloe,
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which threw me off a couple of times because she
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would always call him Maddie and then call him Matteo,
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and my brain was just not always connecting the two
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because I'm so used to matt or Mattie being the
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nickname for Matthew and probably heard it for Mateo too,
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but I've heard it more for Matthew, so I always
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kept going, wait, no, his name's not Matthew, it's Matteo.
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It was just one of those things that just kind
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of threw me off a little bit, and I know
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that really has nothing to do with the series. Sometimes
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these names throw me through a loop every so often.
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So one of the things that I've love about Real
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Short Now is that they put the actors and the
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character names at the end of their series. And I'm
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very grateful because there are times where I'll see a
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series and I'll be like, who is that. It's like,
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I know I've seen them, and I know they've been
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in other things that I really like, but I don't
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know their names. It's nice that they've started doing that,
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so I'm really appreciative to that. And I know it's
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mostly only Real Short that I see it on. I
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think kind of seen it on Drama Box or Good Short.
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I think they've done a couple too, but I'm not
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one hundred percent short, but I know it's definitely Real
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Short that does it on theirs. Sorry, I went on
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this whole tangent about names and then kind of lost
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my train of thought. Okay, we're going back. So yeah,
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so going back to the actual show and the actual series,
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And like I said, this was one of those friends
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to lovers situation, especially with the character of Matteo slash
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Maddie being in love with Chloe since they first ran
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into each other in college and him wanting to be
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more than friends with her, but she never seeing him
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as more than a friend. And like I said, I
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love these storylines because you can tell that it's one
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of those things where they will get together and they
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will figure out what they want, but it's going to
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take some time to get there, which is why I
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think they don't always do these kind of storylines from movies,
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because I don't think these type of slow burns work
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as well, or it might just not be the movies
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that I'm watching. I know, I'm not saying that it
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doesn't work as well. I just sometimes certain movies producers
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and directors and streaming services and they like the stories
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that really draw people in and give more drama, and
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sometimes these slow burn best friends don't always do that.
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And sometimes it's just a nice little romantic story that
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you just need. So it's happy that this was the
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type of story that it was because I think when
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I watched the trailer, because the trailers always tend to
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be a lot different than the actual series, and that
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also tends to be the case for movies and TV
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shows too, which is it a constant annoyance sometimes, But
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that's another thing that can be a talk I have
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on my TV podcast because and I know that it's
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been mentioned I think from like editors, TV people before
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that the difference in the description shitay is always not
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fun because people get mad at that. You know, when
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it comes to movies, you know, you see a trailer,
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you see all these great shots, but then sometimes there
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are things in the trailer that aren't in the movie,
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or for a TV show, they want something more dramatic
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and to pull people in. Sometimes they'll add things or
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they'll change things, and I've seen that quite a bit.
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I want to say Chicago Fire the most. I noticed
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that with Chicago Fire the most is that they'll kind
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of put in there. Chicago p D has been known
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to do it too well. They'll add little things and
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then when you watch the show, it's like that where
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that there was something in the trailer that never happened
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in the actual episode. It's basically to draw you in,
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make you want to watch. And I know with certain
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shows and movies it's sometimes someone completely different doing the
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trailer than editing the movie and the show, I think,
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and I think that's where the disconnect tends to happen.
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I don't know if that's changed, but I know that
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that was one of the disconnect things. But again I'm
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getting off topic, so going back, going back, I'm sorry,
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going back. Like I said, the trailer was a little
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bit different than what the actual series was. And again,
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this kind of happens because it's also one of those
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things that when I watch the trailer, how I envision
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things going are not always how it plays out. And
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I think that's more my mind doing that because I
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think when I watched the trailer, which I may have
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to watch it again just to refresh my memory, because
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I know I watched the trailer back before the series
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actually dropped, or maybe it was when the series just dropped,
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before I could actually watch the whole series. The way
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I envisioned it, or how I thought the trailer was saying,
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is that Chloe and Matteo, best friends forever, ended up
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getting drunk and then getting married accidentally, and now they
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have to kind of figure out marriage together. That's how
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I kind of saw this, which is not how it
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went at all. It was she found out her boyfriend. No, no, no,
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that's how it usually starts out. This time, she did
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not find out her boyfriend was cheating, even though Matteo
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saw the boyfriend being a jerk and hitting on another woman.
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But it was the boyfriend who broke up with her,
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because normally, again how it starts in series like these
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is the girlfriend sees the boyfriend cheating and then breaks up,
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is very sad, and then someone comes along to help
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them cheer up in a sense, so either they end up,
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you know, one night stand with this stranger, or this
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stranger ends up being like, hey, let's get married. You
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can help me type a deal and we can help
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each other. So that's kind of how some of these starts,
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but that's not how this one started. This one started,
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I said, with Chloe's boyfriend his name is Tom, breaking
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up with her, and then Matteo coming to the rescue
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to help ease her broken heart, but first by trying
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to get Chloe and Tom to make up be friends,
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and of course Chloe's like, what are you doing? And
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even I sat there going like he just watched him
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slap someone else's ass and then break up with her,
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and you're over here being like, yeah, make up, you know,
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hug be happy. And then after when they're hugging, he
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rips into Tom pretending like Chloe's his wife, yelling at
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him in front of everyone, and was like, oh, okay,
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I see what he's doing now, Oh okay, nice one.
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He that one eight was so great. I loved it
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so much. He also was a bit confused at how
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this whole thing happened in front of people, but they
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also didn't see the oh, let's make up, be happy
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and the hug before the whole you're touching my wife
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portion of that but I still loved it. It was
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it was so great and such an amazing moment for
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him to do it was it was a swoon wothy,
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swoon worthy moment for sure. For Mateo to do that
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for Chloe and to stick it to Tom and be like,
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go away, you're an asshole definitely made me fall in
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love with Matteo right there. And the other thing that
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kind of made me question, which I know I really
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shouldn't because this is how these series work, but it
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was definitely one thing that I was very confused how
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that worked. Whereas in other series, like other series about billionaires,
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it kind of makes a little bit more since but
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Mateo had been hiding the fact that he was this ceo,
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this billionaire running this company from Chloe. You know, he
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was hiding it from Chloe. But they had been living together,
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I think what ten years, And it was one of
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the things that I was like, how was he able
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to hide this from her for this long? How did
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she not realize he was maybe not a billionaire but
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not completely broke or not a ceo. And I know
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they said you have to suspend your reality and kind
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of just enjoy it, but that was just like one
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thing that I sat there going like, how did she
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not know who he was this whole time? Like they've
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been friends for so long, they've been living together for
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so long, he was really able to hide. And speaking
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of hiding, that's the other thing too with these series
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is that the CEO tends to hide his identity from
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his entire business and employees. And I always sit there
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going like, is that actually possible to do in real life?
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Like could a CEO really hide who he was from
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his employees? And I know, if you think about it,
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there's you know, the Undercover Boss where like the series
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if you haven't heard the series of Undercover Boss, where
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a boss goes gets transformed so no one knows who
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who they are to work with their everyday employees and
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see how things are going. And then I think at
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the end, it's like one of the employees that they're
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working with has this sub story that they end up
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helping this employee out by giving them a raise or
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giving them money or something. I've never actually watched the series,
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but I think from what I've seen some this has happened.
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But at the end, the employee still knows what the
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CEO looks like or the boss looks like, so my
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brain really wants to know if this is something that
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can actually happen in real life in a story like this, Yes,
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it makes for great drama, and you always know at
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the end that the person who's being lied to is
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going to find out, but not from the CEO himself.
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It's going to be someone else. The girl's gonna be crushed,
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going to be feeld portrayed. And it just adds to
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the drama, is what it does. And that's the whole
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point of it is it's for the drama. But it
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just makes me wonder if this is something that could
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do because in this one, he also pretends to be
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it and work in it, but don't think he really
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was down in it at all or did anything it related,
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because that was also one thing in this where Chloe
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ends up getting her laptop smashed with her proposal that
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she had been working on and now she has to
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do the whole thing over again. And I'm like, oh,
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he says he's supposed to work in it, so why
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doesn't he take the smash computer and be like, I
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can recover this, or I can try to recover this
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and let me get it back to you. Or why
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doesn't she ask him? It's like, hey, you work in IT?
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Is there any way you can recover what's on my laptop?
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But I guess that would make sense and it may
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end up exposing him before he needed to be exposed,
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because there are sometimes like that where I'll watch these
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series and I was like, well, if they do this,
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then maybe it would work. And then the next moment,
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I go, wait, no, that would make sense, and that
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wouldn't be the drama that we need. And in this case,
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the drama that we need is for her to spend
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all this time redoing this proposal that was just lost
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on a computer that was smashed. And I do know
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that sometimes computers cannot recover all the data if something
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were to happen to it, so I understand that that
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is possibility. I just kind of questioned why no one mentioned, hey,
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he works at IT, maybe he could save it type
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of deal, because they kept saying, oh, he's just an
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IT guy. He's just an IT guy who never tried
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to save her computer. And yes, I know he's a
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CEO not IT guy. But that was just like one
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moment where I was like, why didn't they say that?
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