LEON HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: Today's "Voices" segment gets your take on reality TV. Would you try out for one of those shows? Well, here's what the public says.</s>BILLIE JEAN MANNING, NEW YORK, NEW YORK: I don't think I have anything to hide. I think it would be fun, you know, nice way to meet people.</s>JAY WILKINSON, ATLANTA, GEORGIA: Talking to a guy that's taking decorations down on the sidewalk. Is there any money in it?</s>JERRY HUNT JR., BALTIMORE, MARYLAND: Get your chance to really showcase yourself and really -- it's real, you know. I mean, a lot of the TV that you see today seems to be so staged.</s>COURTNEY CLARKE, EPHRATA, PENNSYLVANIA: I would absolutely consider it because you have this opportunity to meet amazing, you know, different people. It's just such an experience. Why would you pass that up?</s>ANNE AMMON, GERMANY: Definitely not. I need my privacy. That's -- I would get mad if I have to live with so many people together.</s>GREG HERTH, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK: No, I have a family that would need me at home, probably.</s>ANDREA COSTA, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK: I consider my privacy important, and I think there's some degree of sensationalism in it.</s>TRACEY GREENE, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK: The reality TV shows that I've seen so far aren't reality based. An example is MTV's "The Real World." If that's the real world, I want to live it in for real.
Voices: Would You Try Out For Reality TV?