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You Know You're Addicted To Catfish When

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You Know You're Addicted To Catfish When
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1. You binge-watch seasons within at least two days on Hulu.

2. Your roommate walks into the room with you watching Catfish and asks what is going on in that episode.

3. You are obsessed with Nev and Max's puns.

4. You cringe every time someone on the show says "I want to meet the love of my life."

5. You want to meet Nev and Max (even if one of them has already been to the place you work).

6. You ask people if they watch Catfish and most people think you are referring to the ray-finned fish.

7. You are intrigued of the variety of stories in which people are "catfished" - Facebook, phone lines, chatrooms, Twitter.

8. You want to watch the newest episodes, but you still have to catch up on all of the episodes you haven't watched yet.

9. You wonder what it would be like if Nev or Max messaged you on Facebook like they do on the show Catfish.

10. You cannot even write an article without watching the show Catfish in the background.

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