That rooftop deck wasn't ACTUALLY on their roof.
to give producers at least an hour's notice before leaving the house — no spur-of-the-moment trips allowed.12) The cast was
from having cell phones while filming, to force them to use the ~duck phone~, which was always being recorded., “If the president died, we’d have no idea."15) Drinking alcohol was one of the few things they WERE allowed to do in the house.17) She kept a 14-camera feed in her living room AND another one in her bedroom, so she couldan MTV reality star — in 1996, she was a finalist to be on
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