Love can be blind but not stupid.
According to E! News,Jeremy HartwellThe second season of the show featured a contestant named. Blind LoveA plaintiff filed a lawsuit against Netflix, the production company Kinetic Content as well as the casting company DeliriumTV alleging that the cast was inadvertently placed in. “inhumane”Conditions of work during filming.
Hartwell claimed that cast members were not regularly given in the lawsuit filed July 13. “alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, energy drinks and mixers. Hydrating drinks such as water were strictly limited to the cast during the day.”
“The combination of sleep deprivation, isolation, lack of food, and an excess of alcohol all either required,”According to the lawsuit, “enabled or encouraged by defendants contributed to inhumane working conditions and altered mental state for the cast.”
Hartwell—who works as a director at a mortgage company in Chicago—alleged in the suit that cast members had their phones taken away upon their arrival, leaving them “isolated”With no “ability to contact family, friends and other persons outside of production.”