Dr. Bryan Abasolo - Bachelorette 13 - *Sleuthing Spoilers* - #2

Jane81 wrote:I thought that comment was made before she even started filming. Or did she make it again post-filming?

Lara wrote:

Jane81 wrote:I thought that comment was made before she even started filming. Or did she make it again post-filming?

This exact comment was made after filming. She had always said "he doesn't need to play them, but he needs to be able to talk sports". But, it stuck out to me that when the interviewer specifically said "he should be able to make a jump shot", she immediately said no to that. It might just be her keeping us in the dark or just her reiterating what she has always said, but it just seemed like more of a Peter clue to me than a Bryan clue. IMO.

sdmom wrote:^I find it interesting because Bryan is the one who likes to "talk", not just "play" sports. I wonder if that answe was left in his bio for a purpose? Both Peter and Bryan are not on that date so we don't know if either would make a jump shot. Jmo.
Anyway, I can see your point too. Let's keep looking for clues!

realitytvfan11 wrote:Honestly, I would 100% support a Bryan and Rachel pairing just based off his edit on the show--not that Rachel needs my support. However, I can't see past the snake oil salesman vibe that I get from him. He's someone who bills himself as a medical professional and yet he's advertising magic teas on instagram that will help you detoxify and lose 5 pounds in 5 days. That is so sketch, imo. It's even more irresponsible for someone like him to be advertising these teas as miracle weight loss fixes as opposed to some regular ole social media influencer. I just get the feeling that he's someone who can turn on the charm and make a woman feel desired and loved in the moment and for the short-term, but long-term? He moves too fast for me to buy that his feelings are rooted in anything sustainable and genuine. I really want to like the guy, and if I'm just going off what I've seen on the show, I think I do like him. But I just can't see past the borderline unethical tea advertising and the skeevy vibes that come along with that. All JMO.