'I don't think this is the way to find love. I think this is a failed experiment.'
, for not staying neutral in his case, questioning their motives and explaining why he passed on participating in the upcoming"Love Is Blind: After the Alter."
In"Love Is Blind," contestants date in pods, conversing through speakers while unable to see their date. In order to meet in person, two contestants must first get engaged.Shake lets it all out ... telling us he sees the Netflix series as a"failed experiment" primed for a downfall. The guy says it's not how people should find love, and he practices what he preaches, because he met his girlfriend,in real life.
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