2014 Bachelorette Andi Dorfman doesn't seem to be faring any better with her Season 10 contestants, than Juan Pablo Galavis did on his Season 18 of the Bachelor. But in her defense some of these fellows seems ill-suited to go the distance. Spoilers: Dylan Petite spends most of his time fighting back tears as he cries about all the things that could have gone better in his life, but didn't. Though even worse maybe 29-year-old Iowa tax accountant Craig Muhlbauer, who once stripped for his own uncle. Perhaps Andi is ready to trade places with her bestie, last year's winner Nikki Ferrell now.
It is being reported that Andi Dorman isn't having the easiest time adjusting to all the personalities of the contestants on her season of the Bachelorette.
Apparently Andi Dorfman isn't having the easiest time adjusting from her DA mindset insists an on-set insider (via Life & Style):
"Some of these guys think that she acts too much like a lawyer. She has a tempter, and she's argumentative. She's a no-nonsense kind of girl.
"One bachelor gets drunk at an after party--and she kicks him off the show!
"These guys aren't criminals...They don't need to get the third degree.
"The guys were shocked! They didn't go there to be dealt with so harshly by a lawyer...They are there to find love."
Things got so bad that at one point E! News reports that recently deceased Eric Hill told her off, but at least he didn't call her an asshole:
"Eric called Andi out for her 'poker face' and said he didn't come here to meet 'a TV actress.'
"Andi pretty much has a meltdown, telling him his comments were offensive and said their relationship was 'so far past healthy.'
"After the pair parts ways, Andi calls off the rose ceremony, telling the remaining guys that they are free to leave if they don't feel like she is there for the right reasons."
But in Andi's defense this isn't exactly a cast of winners or prince charmers.
Crazy man Craig Muhlbauer said his worst dating fear was "puking on her" and according to Star Magazine recalled his most embarrassing moment as, "stripping for my uncle's 50th birthday!."
On the other end of the scale is Dylan Petite, who spends most of his time with Andi recalling the terrible tragedies that befell him and what's left of his family (via Star):
"I've been through the ringer...I've been through a lot in my life.
"My [now deceased] sister was my best friend growing up...It's still new my brother's passing...I got lost.
"For a whole month, I didn't know what to do.
"I'm ready for a fresh start...I'm ready to be the father that I never had."
Good lord...with that guy around, no wonder ABC is having a problem with the contestants drinking to much for Andi's taste.
Dylan's epic tale of love and loss is enough to drive any man to drink.
