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'The Bachelor' season 20 episode three escalated the show to extreme heights. Lauren B received the one-on-one, who is a person that we have not seen much of thus far. Where do you take a woman who is in the sky every day? Lauren B flew in a small plane, rode over 'The Bachelor' mansion, hung out in a hot tub in the middle of nowhere, had a serious talk with Ben and got private concert. This date showed the depth of their relationship and that Ben feels comfortable enough to talk about personal information, while also having a fun time.

Caila already had the first date breakdown where she had stronger feelings than the other women. However, there's no time to cry when a date card has arrived. The group date was about Soccer
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