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Perhaps 27-year-old, Josh Weston, a fourth-year in communications at Wright State, was one of the people they “liked.”
“Me and another girl got pulled back to talk to the producer a little more,” Weston said. “She said I’m everything that they would want in a reality show.”
Before his audition, Weston said people have always told him he’d be perfect for “The Real World” but the 27-year-old didn’t think he’d make the cut.
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