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So apparently, A 'High-Profile Contestant' fell pregnant before filming.
I think it's Rachel.
Why Rachel? And where did you here those rumors?
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Why Rachel? And where did you here those rumors?
Columbo
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Never mind, found it....
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...ked-pregnancy-scare-meeting-ex-boyfriend.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...ked-pregnancy-scare-meeting-ex-boyfriend.html
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I was being sarcastic.
Also, Bec and Sam crossed paths once. Turns out they shared a little smooch..
Sam claims to not remember her.
Source:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...sed-clifftop-claims-doesn-t-remember-her.html
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He claims he didn't recognise her and doesn't remember kissing her? 1 Cooties. 2 She's pretty distinctive looking.I was being sarcastic.
Also, Bec and Sam crossed paths once. Turns out they shared a little smooch..
Sam claims to not remember her.
Source:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...sed-clifftop-claims-doesn-t-remember-her.html
Shades of the Piaf/Clinton Temptation Island scandal!
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He claims he didn't recognise her and doesn't remember kissing her? 1 Cooties. 2 She's pretty distinctive looking.
Shades of the Piaf/Clinton Temptation Island scandal!
The friend is the the one who said they kissed. These aren't kissing pictures and there were probably other women the group of guys took photos with at the time. Most of the pics of that 'news' article were just the group of guys, as if it was something scandalous. I'm sure there's been many a party pash (and worse) where the person wasn't recognised when they met again. Ego deflating maybe, big deal not really.
I was being sarcastic.
Also, Bec and Sam crossed paths once. Turns out they shared a little smooch..
Sam claims to not remember her.
Source:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...sed-clifftop-claims-doesn-t-remember-her.html
That doesn't even look like Sam but given how young Bec looks it must have been a long time ago.
http://www.popsugar.com.au/celebrit...a-38053158?utm_campaign=social_share_button_d
Beautiful brunette filmmaker and actress Heather Maltman is currently stealing Sam Wood's heart on the new season of The Bachelor. While he has an undeniable chemistry with Heather's fellow bachelorette Snezana, there's something about Heather that Sam can't seem to — and doesn't want to — shake. She's bright and witty but cool as a cucumber. She calls him "dude" and "mate" and she wrestles in jelly with him. They're getting along like best mates, but they also just shared the most intimate kiss after a long, romantic dinner. There are sparks between these two, and we get to watch the start of the fire that's undoubtedly about to burn — and we've never been more curious to see what happens.
After her hugely successful date with Sam on Thursday night, we wanted to chat to Heather about all things Sam-related. As we suspected, we found her to be charming, funny, self-deprecating and totally real. There's no BS with this girl, and that's what we like about her. Read on for the date night in her own words, her relationship with Emily and what she thought of Sam's controversial kiss with Snez.
POPSUGAR Australia: Obviously everything is going really well so far for you — how has the experience been?
Heather: It has been an incredibly wild ride, every twist and turn. I just feel like I don’t know what’s going to happen next, and not just in terms of watching the TV show. Just in terms of everyday life! It’s crazy.
PS: Is everyone reacting positively to you?
Heather: Yeah, I feel really lucky. I am such an oddball sometimes and I can say some of the weirdest things . . . I feel really humbled by the fact that people are really supportive. Not everyone’s going to love you and that’s cool. But the fact that I’ve had such amazing things said, I’m just like, "Damn! That’s awesome. There are other oddballs out there!"
PS: You’ve got a really easy-going personality, which is very refreshing on a show that’s quite formal.
Heather: I was the same, I had a very stereotypical view of The Bachelor when I first heard about it. Like it’s all makeup and glam and shitloads of candles but in actual fact it’s very real. It’s actually a very real process with real emotions. I think what it is, what makes it so surreal, is that it’s a heightened circumstance so emotions are naturally going to be heightened. The process is so quick and so full on that full-on emotions end up coming out of it. It was really nice that I could be myself — I was appreciative of that.
PS: And the fact that you guys are locked away in the house for a few months without outside contact just makes everything so extreme.
Heather: Oh my God, yes. Because normally when you’re having a problem with your boyfriend you can call your friend and go, "Oh my God I can’t believe he kissed someone else," but you can’t do that in the house. You’ve just got other girls that he might kiss and you’re like, "Ooh, this is uncomfortable."
PS: You’ve got no voice of reason to talk you through! It sounds kind of stressful.
Heather: Yeah, sometimes, but at the same time we’re all in it together so I think we kind of had each other’s backs and tried to support each other as much as we could.
PS: How was it living with the girls? Were there any major issues?
Heather: Well it’s pretty obvious from watching it there were teething problems at the beginning but I’ve always been of the opinion . . . I don’t like to judge people or say nasty things. I just kind of took a backseat and thought, "You know what? Eventually they’ll come around and it will be OK." And that’s exactly what happened. It was hard. Obviously I reacted because Sam and I had a connection from day one so obviously my experience is going to be very different from day one. But eventually the girls did come around and to this day I have beautiful friendships with all of them. I just think they’re such fantastic people and I’m really, really glad I got to know them.
PS: They’re playing up the Emily thing a lot. Every time your name is mentioned they cut to Emily rolling her eyes.
Heather: I know.
PS: Are you guys mates now though?
Heather: Yeah! Yeah, we are. One of the things that really impressed me about Emily was that we were exercising one day in the house and she sat me down and just goes, "I’m so sorry, I was wrong. I’m really sorry. I judged you at first glance but I get you now." But you know what, that’s not entirely her fault. I had no idea how guarded I was about how I feel and who I am, until I did this show. I thought I was like, "Here it is, here’s what I’m about," but I realised that I’m OK with the funny stuff or the fun stuff, but the minute someone wants to know how I feel about something, that’s what I find a little bit tough.
PS: That’s hard for anyone though, especially in a new setting where there are cameras on you and you’re competing with other girls.
Heather: Yeah, I think I said on one of the radio shows that you’d be having this beautiful private moment with someone and all of a sudden you’d hear, "[makes static noise] Girl crying in the corner, let’s get cameras on" and suddenly there’d be all these cameras there and you’re like, "Ah! Oh that’s right, you’re meant to be there." [Laughs]
PS: About Sam.
Heather: Mmhmmm . . .
PS: What were your initial thoughts on him and did you like him straight away?
Heather: I was so incredibly nervous the moment that I met him. I think I got lucky that the things that came out of my mouth ended up charming him. I thought maybe he’d be like, "Oh, what happened there?" [Laughs] I was nervous because I was like, "You’re very handsome." And you know when you just meet a guy and there’s something there? Like, instantly there’s something there. That’s when my nerves kicked in. I was like, "Wow. I’ve got a feeling you’re going to get what I’m about," and from there I just started being myself. So from the word go the show was quite full on for me, I guess.
PS: Did you expect to get the white rose? Did it pressure on you or did you like having it?
Heather: Definitely surprised by it. I thought it would go to Sarah for sure. I got to know Sarah very, very well in the house and she is just, she’s an incredible human being. Really funny, really sweet, down-to-earth, ridiculously pretty . . . she’s incredible. As for wanting the rose or not wanting the rose, I believe in one of my interviews on the show, which they didn’t show, I put my hand up and said, "Hi, my name’s Heather and I want the white rose," so yeah [laughs] I did want it and I was very, very proud when I got it because I didn’t think I would. I had no idea and it was so reassuring when he gave it to me. As for pressure on creating a date, surprisingly I didn’t feel any pressure and I think that’s purely because he and I got along so well that I was like, it’s not going to matter what I create, as long as we’re having a good time. So I just went with that and the fact that he was into superheroes, I was just like, "Well, there you go."
PS: He had the best time, you nailed it.
Heather: [Laughs] Thanks, man.
Beautiful brunette filmmaker and actress Heather Maltman is currently stealing Sam Wood's heart on the new season of The Bachelor. While he has an undeniable chemistry with Heather's fellow bachelorette Snezana, there's something about Heather that Sam can't seem to — and doesn't want to — shake. She's bright and witty but cool as a cucumber. She calls him "dude" and "mate" and she wrestles in jelly with him. They're getting along like best mates, but they also just shared the most intimate kiss after a long, romantic dinner. There are sparks between these two, and we get to watch the start of the fire that's undoubtedly about to burn — and we've never been more curious to see what happens.
After her hugely successful date with Sam on Thursday night, we wanted to chat to Heather about all things Sam-related. As we suspected, we found her to be charming, funny, self-deprecating and totally real. There's no BS with this girl, and that's what we like about her. Read on for the date night in her own words, her relationship with Emily and what she thought of Sam's controversial kiss with Snez.
POPSUGAR Australia: Obviously everything is going really well so far for you — how has the experience been?
Heather: It has been an incredibly wild ride, every twist and turn. I just feel like I don’t know what’s going to happen next, and not just in terms of watching the TV show. Just in terms of everyday life! It’s crazy.
PS: Is everyone reacting positively to you?
Heather: Yeah, I feel really lucky. I am such an oddball sometimes and I can say some of the weirdest things . . . I feel really humbled by the fact that people are really supportive. Not everyone’s going to love you and that’s cool. But the fact that I’ve had such amazing things said, I’m just like, "Damn! That’s awesome. There are other oddballs out there!"
PS: You’ve got a really easy-going personality, which is very refreshing on a show that’s quite formal.
Heather: I was the same, I had a very stereotypical view of The Bachelor when I first heard about it. Like it’s all makeup and glam and shitloads of candles but in actual fact it’s very real. It’s actually a very real process with real emotions. I think what it is, what makes it so surreal, is that it’s a heightened circumstance so emotions are naturally going to be heightened. The process is so quick and so full on that full-on emotions end up coming out of it. It was really nice that I could be myself — I was appreciative of that.
PS: And the fact that you guys are locked away in the house for a few months without outside contact just makes everything so extreme.
Heather: Oh my God, yes. Because normally when you’re having a problem with your boyfriend you can call your friend and go, "Oh my God I can’t believe he kissed someone else," but you can’t do that in the house. You’ve just got other girls that he might kiss and you’re like, "Ooh, this is uncomfortable."
PS: You’ve got no voice of reason to talk you through! It sounds kind of stressful.
Heather: Yeah, sometimes, but at the same time we’re all in it together so I think we kind of had each other’s backs and tried to support each other as much as we could.
PS: How was it living with the girls? Were there any major issues?
Heather: Well it’s pretty obvious from watching it there were teething problems at the beginning but I’ve always been of the opinion . . . I don’t like to judge people or say nasty things. I just kind of took a backseat and thought, "You know what? Eventually they’ll come around and it will be OK." And that’s exactly what happened. It was hard. Obviously I reacted because Sam and I had a connection from day one so obviously my experience is going to be very different from day one. But eventually the girls did come around and to this day I have beautiful friendships with all of them. I just think they’re such fantastic people and I’m really, really glad I got to know them.
PS: They’re playing up the Emily thing a lot. Every time your name is mentioned they cut to Emily rolling her eyes.
Heather: I know.
PS: Are you guys mates now though?
Heather: Yeah! Yeah, we are. One of the things that really impressed me about Emily was that we were exercising one day in the house and she sat me down and just goes, "I’m so sorry, I was wrong. I’m really sorry. I judged you at first glance but I get you now." But you know what, that’s not entirely her fault. I had no idea how guarded I was about how I feel and who I am, until I did this show. I thought I was like, "Here it is, here’s what I’m about," but I realised that I’m OK with the funny stuff or the fun stuff, but the minute someone wants to know how I feel about something, that’s what I find a little bit tough.
PS: That’s hard for anyone though, especially in a new setting where there are cameras on you and you’re competing with other girls.
Heather: Yeah, I think I said on one of the radio shows that you’d be having this beautiful private moment with someone and all of a sudden you’d hear, "[makes static noise] Girl crying in the corner, let’s get cameras on" and suddenly there’d be all these cameras there and you’re like, "Ah! Oh that’s right, you’re meant to be there." [Laughs]
PS: About Sam.
Heather: Mmhmmm . . .
PS: What were your initial thoughts on him and did you like him straight away?
Heather: I was so incredibly nervous the moment that I met him. I think I got lucky that the things that came out of my mouth ended up charming him. I thought maybe he’d be like, "Oh, what happened there?" [Laughs] I was nervous because I was like, "You’re very handsome." And you know when you just meet a guy and there’s something there? Like, instantly there’s something there. That’s when my nerves kicked in. I was like, "Wow. I’ve got a feeling you’re going to get what I’m about," and from there I just started being myself. So from the word go the show was quite full on for me, I guess.
PS: Did you expect to get the white rose? Did it pressure on you or did you like having it?
Heather: Definitely surprised by it. I thought it would go to Sarah for sure. I got to know Sarah very, very well in the house and she is just, she’s an incredible human being. Really funny, really sweet, down-to-earth, ridiculously pretty . . . she’s incredible. As for wanting the rose or not wanting the rose, I believe in one of my interviews on the show, which they didn’t show, I put my hand up and said, "Hi, my name’s Heather and I want the white rose," so yeah [laughs] I did want it and I was very, very proud when I got it because I didn’t think I would. I had no idea and it was so reassuring when he gave it to me. As for pressure on creating a date, surprisingly I didn’t feel any pressure and I think that’s purely because he and I got along so well that I was like, it’s not going to matter what I create, as long as we’re having a good time. So I just went with that and the fact that he was into superheroes, I was just like, "Well, there you go."
PS: He had the best time, you nailed it.
Heather: [Laughs] Thanks, man.
part 2 of same article from PopSugar
PS: Which is your favourite Sam? Superhero Sam, suited-up Sam, dinner-at-home Sam . . .
Heather: Oooh. Good question! Ohhh, man, you’re busting out the good ones! Um, oh, you know . . . Kissing Sam.
PS: I can’t believe that wasn’t on my list!
Heather: Yep, I’m gonna have my own category there. Kissing Sam, romantic Sam. Yep, there you go.
PS: I felt like a perve watching that kiss, it was so intense! It was a good kiss.
Heather: Yeah, when I was kissing him I was like, "Wow, this is incredible." You know you have that moment where your little internal girly brain is flicking and you’re going, "We’re kissiiiiing oh my Goddd," and I think because that had switched on, I didn’t realise how romantic that moment was. And then I went in for the cheek grab. Nothing like a good cheek grab.
PS: It was like I needed to give you guys a moment. But it also felt like it could’ve been in a movie, it was that perfect.
Heather: [Laughs] Yeah, it was nice to know we could have a moment that was really sweet and quite romantic because we do have so many goofy moments together.
PS: The friend thing threw me — when Sam wondered if you guys were falling into the friend zone.
Heather: Oh, the friend thing. No, that didn’t really throw me. I mean, it hurt. It was like, "Ooh, OK. You just got me in the crash button," but, look, I was actually really proud of the fact that he brought it up and nailed it. Like, "This is what I’m afraid of." I was like, cool. That’s a ball I can hit. If you tell me what’s going on, I can do something about it. And that’s exactly what, in saying that, took us to the next level rather than the other way. He gave me the opportunity to either be really honest about the way that I felt or freak out and run in the opposite direction.
PS: I said in my recap that the dinner conversation seemed to set your relationship at another level.
Heather: It did. And I’m grateful that the editors and the producers decided to just keep in that part of the conversation because I actually lost a tomato at one point from my plate, I believe we talked about the frog in his pond at one point . . . I was like, "Thank you." [Laughs]
PS: Did you expect the kiss?
Heather: No, I didn’t. And it was such a beautiful moment. I’m very big on the first kiss, that’s huge for me. I’ll be really honest, there was a part of me that didn’t want to kiss him unless I was the last girl there but I knew I needed to take a risk and really put myself on the line because of what he said. I was like, I can do that . . . He’s clearly interested, I was like, "I’m going to do it." So, so glad that I did.
PS: He opened up to you more than anyone else so I guess you were reciprocating that a little bit.
Heather: I can’t even tell you the kind of relationship that him and I have . . . During the show. It’s just phenomenal. A lot of the girls would get asked, "Who’s your friend in the house, who’s your friend in the house?" and the truth is, mine was Sam. Whenever I got to see him, it wasn’t just the guy that I was romantically interested in — I got to see my best mate and it was really cool.
PS: The whole thing about him kissing Snez on the lips in front of everyone. Did it bother you?
Heather: No, no. What bothered me I guess was . . . I felt really [bothered] about what Jasmin decided to do. Seeing it now, I don’t think she meant anything by it, I think she was just being silly. But at the time it just felt a bit like, not cool man. No need for that, but oh well.
PS: To us it just seemed like a pretty innocent little peck.
Heather: Yeah, it was nothing! Literally an, "Oh, see you later." But that’s not how Jasmin portrayed it when she came in the room so it made it really uncomfortable.
PS: Which is your favourite Sam? Superhero Sam, suited-up Sam, dinner-at-home Sam . . .
Heather: Oooh. Good question! Ohhh, man, you’re busting out the good ones! Um, oh, you know . . . Kissing Sam.
PS: I can’t believe that wasn’t on my list!
Heather: Yep, I’m gonna have my own category there. Kissing Sam, romantic Sam. Yep, there you go.
PS: I felt like a perve watching that kiss, it was so intense! It was a good kiss.
Heather: Yeah, when I was kissing him I was like, "Wow, this is incredible." You know you have that moment where your little internal girly brain is flicking and you’re going, "We’re kissiiiiing oh my Goddd," and I think because that had switched on, I didn’t realise how romantic that moment was. And then I went in for the cheek grab. Nothing like a good cheek grab.
PS: It was like I needed to give you guys a moment. But it also felt like it could’ve been in a movie, it was that perfect.
Heather: [Laughs] Yeah, it was nice to know we could have a moment that was really sweet and quite romantic because we do have so many goofy moments together.
PS: The friend thing threw me — when Sam wondered if you guys were falling into the friend zone.
Heather: Oh, the friend thing. No, that didn’t really throw me. I mean, it hurt. It was like, "Ooh, OK. You just got me in the crash button," but, look, I was actually really proud of the fact that he brought it up and nailed it. Like, "This is what I’m afraid of." I was like, cool. That’s a ball I can hit. If you tell me what’s going on, I can do something about it. And that’s exactly what, in saying that, took us to the next level rather than the other way. He gave me the opportunity to either be really honest about the way that I felt or freak out and run in the opposite direction.
PS: I said in my recap that the dinner conversation seemed to set your relationship at another level.
Heather: It did. And I’m grateful that the editors and the producers decided to just keep in that part of the conversation because I actually lost a tomato at one point from my plate, I believe we talked about the frog in his pond at one point . . . I was like, "Thank you." [Laughs]
PS: Did you expect the kiss?
Heather: No, I didn’t. And it was such a beautiful moment. I’m very big on the first kiss, that’s huge for me. I’ll be really honest, there was a part of me that didn’t want to kiss him unless I was the last girl there but I knew I needed to take a risk and really put myself on the line because of what he said. I was like, I can do that . . . He’s clearly interested, I was like, "I’m going to do it." So, so glad that I did.
PS: He opened up to you more than anyone else so I guess you were reciprocating that a little bit.
Heather: I can’t even tell you the kind of relationship that him and I have . . . During the show. It’s just phenomenal. A lot of the girls would get asked, "Who’s your friend in the house, who’s your friend in the house?" and the truth is, mine was Sam. Whenever I got to see him, it wasn’t just the guy that I was romantically interested in — I got to see my best mate and it was really cool.
PS: The whole thing about him kissing Snez on the lips in front of everyone. Did it bother you?
Heather: No, no. What bothered me I guess was . . . I felt really [bothered] about what Jasmin decided to do. Seeing it now, I don’t think she meant anything by it, I think she was just being silly. But at the time it just felt a bit like, not cool man. No need for that, but oh well.
PS: To us it just seemed like a pretty innocent little peck.
Heather: Yeah, it was nothing! Literally an, "Oh, see you later." But that’s not how Jasmin portrayed it when she came in the room so it made it really uncomfortable.
what I do like about Sam is that each of the girls he seems keen on (Sarah, Snezana, Heather) - he takes the opportunity each cocktail night to have time with them one on one to catch up and reinforce to them that he is interested ...
its been more obvious this year to me that he culls girls after group dates or single dates if he realises there is nothing there ... I didn't seem to notice that so much last year (didn't watch series 1) - so rather than being worried that he hasn't chosen you to go on a date (single or group) like Nina was they should be looking at it as dodging a bullet.
Staged or not? - that Nina was the first one he chose to give a rose to? Were production worried she'd become this year's Amber whining and carrying on because she wasn't being chosen to go on any dates?
I really think Heather is my choice for winner ... I think Snezana having a daughter might put a bit of a cog in the wheel there ... and I don't think Sarah came across as really being on the same page ... her intro was all about how she was the busy career-driven type racing around in her impossibly short skirts looking like she meant business ... I've come to like her more each week however just don't think she's in the same place that Sam is ...
However can't discount Rachel or Nina yet - haven't seen enough of either of them ... although in her bio Nina has a high opinion of herself being a triple threat (brains, beauty and personality) ... missed out on that all important quadruple threat there Nina ... you know ... modesty???
its been more obvious this year to me that he culls girls after group dates or single dates if he realises there is nothing there ... I didn't seem to notice that so much last year (didn't watch series 1) - so rather than being worried that he hasn't chosen you to go on a date (single or group) like Nina was they should be looking at it as dodging a bullet.
Staged or not? - that Nina was the first one he chose to give a rose to? Were production worried she'd become this year's Amber whining and carrying on because she wasn't being chosen to go on any dates?
I really think Heather is my choice for winner ... I think Snezana having a daughter might put a bit of a cog in the wheel there ... and I don't think Sarah came across as really being on the same page ... her intro was all about how she was the busy career-driven type racing around in her impossibly short skirts looking like she meant business ... I've come to like her more each week however just don't think she's in the same place that Sam is ...
However can't discount Rachel or Nina yet - haven't seen enough of either of them ... although in her bio Nina has a high opinion of herself being a triple threat (brains, beauty and personality) ... missed out on that all important quadruple threat there Nina ... you know ... modesty???
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I see brinkpeople.
Heather said herself that her head was oversized.
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Nothing wrong with having a big head. But I still dislike Heather. Grrrrrrr i dislike her like soooo much.
I thought that the other day, so it surprises me you don't like her! There is something about her (may be more personality than looks) that reminds me of Estelle (BB2012) too
I like Heather. Seems like someone I would hang out with and I've also been called lollipop for the same reason (head being too big for body) so I laughed when she said that.
Not sure she'll win though. She does seem to really like Sam already so jealousy could be her undoing. Parmigana seems a bit jealous already too but I think she'll be mature enough to keep a lid on it. I like her too.
He only remaining ones I really don't like at this stage are Emily and Jasmine.
I think Jacinta is awesome but I can't see her winning.
Not sure she'll win though. She does seem to really like Sam already so jealousy could be her undoing. Parmigana seems a bit jealous already too but I think she'll be mature enough to keep a lid on it. I like her too.
He only remaining ones I really don't like at this stage are Emily and Jasmine.
I think Jacinta is awesome but I can't see her winning.
But why though? I really like her.
I agree, JealousyJasmine and EvilEmily have to go. Emily though would be the type to be sweetness and light with him and he might eat that up.
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I see brinkpeople.
You went the Parmagiana route....I say Bless You every time Snezana is mentioned.
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Because I have to. It is far too complicated and irrelevant to explain but I just have to dislike her.
Yeah, I can see that. Estelle had a great personality.
Ok, pick a letter.
A. Because a lot of others are saying they like her and you want to be different and/or contrary?
B. Because liking her would be disloyal to your sweet Sarah?
C. You don't like 'dude'?
D. You once knew a Heather who stole your lunch money and dacked you in front of everyone?
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I see brinkpeople.
Heather's got a bit of a mad streak you just want to chase and bottle.