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Y, contestants on Netflix's Squid Game Competition series had such dry lips.

They used lubricated condoms to moisturize them since they weren't given chapstick. And of course, that's just one of the

many wild things we've been learning about the conditions on the show. Right, because I don't think we've

actually talked about this. If you didn't know, Netflix took his hit scripted series Squid Game,

or the one about people fighting such a debilitating poverty, they were willing to play games where they

might actually get killed to win cash. And they turned it into an actual reality competition series that just didn't have the murder. Though if you've watched it, you have seen people's souls and psyches crushed. Like, it's not too much of a spoiler.

There's like a whole part where it's like, hey, what if like everyone all of a sudden hated one

player? And he's being bullied and he has a straight up panic attack. And we just focus on that for a few

minutes. And so because of the conditions and some of the things that have been featured on the show, you have people having problems with it. You know, regarding the problems

we've known about some of them for a while, right? I mean, there were reports earlier this year,

claiming that some of the games were rigged that conditions on set were inhumane. And so it's

really not a surprise that some of the questioned if it is, is that the drama version is such a bitterly acute satire of the ruthlessness of late capitalism, whereas played out

for real, it loses the satirical beats and becomes the thing the drama railed against.

And with that saying, you know, there are moments that are hard to watch where you're genuinely

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