The Real World comes to Berkeley!

So, this blog entry on sfgate.com announces a casting call for The Real World, MTV's awful reality show that basically defined the reality show genre. What strikes me as odd here is what the casting coordinator, Tony Miros, says about who should audition. Here are quotes from this fellow:

• "You know the type of person -- maybe you have a friend like this -- who just doesn't know how to shut up"


• "I'm not going to lie to you, we live in a world where good looks help you to get ahead"


• "But mainly, it's the personality that counts, the type of person they are."

So they want hot people, with good personalities... and then:

• "It's all about getting people that are unique and different."
  

So basically, they want hot people, who are unique and different (oxymoron number one), with good personalities (number two) between the ages of 18-24 (and number three). I don't think these people exist. Why not just cast for bitches with nice asses and boobs and man-whores with good arms and chests with no life to speak of and no good stories to tell? Why not just cast Marina bitches? That's what they want, isn't it?

And if you think I'm upset because I'm not going to be cast for the role, I'm a few years too old. They don't want grandpas on MTV, except Kurt Loder.