242. Masks Everywhere: Met Gala, Summer House & RHORI w/ Van (Best Week Ever Podcast)

0:00 Speaker 1: Sounds Struts.

0:11 Speaker 2: Oh Hello, Hello, Hello, beautiful and wonderful mixologists out there. It is your girl Moni, and you are back in the mix with Money, the show that combines all the things from the hot topics that you're scrolling about, the shows that you're watching.

0:27 Speaker 3: If it's in your group chat, odds are.

0:29 Speaker 2: I'm gonna talk about it because it's in mine too, And this is basically my life group chat. These are the people that care. It is you, guys, and it is the Mixologist. And that's why I'm here yet again, ready to shoot the shit, talk shit, and literally deep dive into the shows that I'm watching that have been making me go what the fuck like all week about humans and their actions and behaviors, and literally so excited to introduce my guest here today who is gonna help me do all of those things.

0:59 Speaker 3: She's literally an experienced people peopling either too hard or not hard enough week to week. Her name is Van. She is the host of the Best Week Ever podcast.

1:10 Speaker 2: Which is quite literally one of the most fun podcasts I've been on this year because one thing I love to do is clock and judge how people are spending their times and their lives. And that is pretty much what she is able to do on her show, Van Welcome to the Mix, How are you?

1:27 Speaker 4: Oh my god? Mony that was so I need to have a recording of that and put that in my introductions for my podcast because it was so great. Thank you. I'm so excited, so hard.

1:39 Speaker 2: I'm so happy to have you. I, Like I said, I love being on your show because we you know, you have a whole production of who is having the best week, the worst week?

1:49 Speaker 3: Runners up?

1:50 Speaker 2: Like it really makes you think, especially as we purveyors of pop culture right, people who really engage with it and different way we are of an elite status of people who don't just passively enjoy the news. We engage with what it is that the people are doing that we like to.

2:08 Speaker 3: Watch, and we have thoughts and opinions.

2:10 Speaker 2: And so I love coming on your show to be like, no, who really is having not the best week, but not a terrible week, the better week than maybe even last week, which might be a glow up for them, in which.

2:23 Speaker 3: Case they could be potentially having the best week.

2:26 Speaker 2: Ever, as far as things go, we don't know everything. Week to week, things change. I'm sure in your line of work you've seen.

2:33 Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I feel like my listeners probably think I'm really flip floppy, very much like Alicia. But as I always say, every week, it's our opinions. I scream it in the rooftop of like who's having the best and worst week? It's not like a basis on what it says online. Is just like who I'm chatting with that week and what I believe to be my best and what you believe to be your worst or best as well. So it's it's fun to sometimes there's a rebuttal, you know, a bit of a day, but I like it. It's a conversation, you know.

3:10 Speaker 3: Right right, and listen.

3:13 Speaker 2: These people are doing the things for our public consumption, in which case we are allowed to go, oh, not a good look for you, or okay, yes, level blow up much better than before for you. It's some of the give us a little sneak peak of what it is that you're thinking about for this weekuse I know your week to week. You have weekly episodes, so y'all go ahead and check out the Best Week Ever podcast.

3:35 Speaker 3: With man who is having, in your opinion, the best week ever? This week?

3:40 Speaker 4: Well, I can give you my bravo and what's going to be on this week? For like my episode, but my best week ever winter, I had to give it to Heidi Klume at the Meggala it up. I really do think that she followed the rules of putting fashion into art and she is great on costuming.

4:06 Speaker 3: So.

4:09 Speaker 4: And she and probably Bad Bunny was the only one that really thought outside the box of being an artist and putting it into the red carpet. Now, there were some looks, but other than that, yeah, No, Heidi Kluon really made me, kidd.

4:26 Speaker 3: I think so too.

4:27 Speaker 2: And you know what, it makes sense because it's not just that a lot of people looked good at the Magdala, but not enough to look great. I mean Sierra Miller, she looked great. They're one people that had a lot of It's blue. Ivy I actually thought looked even better than her mom. And that's really hard for me because I'm an og beehive, I'm an old hen beehiber. But like it was the first time that I was like, day, I don't know if I love Beyonce's look as much as I understand it.

4:51 Speaker 3: But I loved her daughter's. But I was like, what does that mean? A new Supreme okay, but Heighty and Bad Bunny.

4:59 Speaker 2: I didn't know who was who they were when they were there, and that is fun. They took it and they went and had fun with it. So it's one thing to look good, it's another thing to like eat it up.

5:08 Speaker 3: You know. They took that challenge head on and really had a good night.

5:13 Speaker 2: I would say even Haddie Kluhm was definitely in there for me, and then Bad Bunny was definitely gonna be probably my actual best week ever because he also ran into his ex's mom, Chris Jenner at the Met Gala, and apparently it went off swimmingly. There's no bad blood. Chris still loves him naturally because he's very rich and famous and the most successful global pop star like ever, so she would not hate him. But I just loved that that, like he ate up the show, shut down the red carpet. Everybody's talking about him when he's not a woman, which historically for the Met Gala we like to look at the girlies and see what they're wearing and talk about them.

5:53 Speaker 3: No, we're talking a lot about little Benito.

5:55 Speaker 2: I love that for him, and he had no bad blood, but he had a great night.

6:00 Speaker 4: Yeah, I forget that he was a co chair and also I want to put a highlight on like I know, there is like a versus of whether or not influencers should be allowed to be in the Met Gala, like Alla TikTok influencers or bloggers. Emma Chamberlain, I think was the only influencer and probably only besides you know Heidi Klum that took her fashion as art and knew what to bring into the red carpet. And that girl literally surprises me every time. I think we need to keep more of an eye on her. I know she was interviewing I think last year for the Met Gala, and this time this year she was invited and she was being interviewed and her look I think as an artist view was one of my favorites as well.

6:52 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, now her dress is absolutely stunning. It's very homage to a Starry Night by Vincent van Go. It is a muglair dress that is stunning and apparently it took about forty hours to create in four days to dry.

7:08 Speaker 3: It was hand painted. This is fashion, This is all right.

7:12 Speaker 2: Hello, and this is the time to do it. Oscar Fashion's biggest night is the Oscars.

7:17 Speaker 3: But if you know what you're doing.

7:19 Speaker 2: Style, a moment, a look, a whole opportunity to do an experience fashion and bring people on that journey with you is the meg Gala. It's literally the art, girls, it's for the arts, like put on the.

7:33 Speaker 3: Art for the arts, and she did that.

7:35 Speaker 1: You're right, damn, Emma, And this is such a This is such a great segue for my worst week because after saying all of that, yes, that's why the met Gala is the fundraising of the arts.

7:50 Speaker 4: Worstweek ever, Lauren Sanchez, because what do you mean?

7:55 Speaker 5: What do you mean.

7:57 Speaker 4: You like put in ten million dollars funding into this art and you come in into an everyday looking dress that we've seen you wear over and over and over before. It's just like, I know she wanted to like be quiet, but like you might as well.

8:14 Speaker 3: Then you didn't have to walk the red babes.

8:17 Speaker 2: If you want to be there exactly, just be a chair, you know, if you're gonna represent the Amazon, Like a shout out to Priscilla Kavanaugh. It's peacav on Instagram and everything, who did a remarkable.

8:31 Speaker 3: Reel of Lauren Sanchez and like we were like she.

8:35 Speaker 2: Went through the Amazon like a ass jet, which one should Her dress looked like it came from Prime. It really really did like it really didn't look like anything spectacular. It looked at something that any of us could get, which I'm sure Amazon every Day Fashion is the brand. Yes, that is technically what it is that you that's your look, that's your fashion house, Amazon warehouse. But this is the Meccala honey bunches. You can't get what did Anna winter a proof that did she say? Yeah, let's go ahead and get the same day shipping dress.

9:13 Speaker 2: Let's kick that brown paper bag dress. Like to know that what I wear to the Meggallan when you wear the Megala. Both came in a paper bag with like a broken arrow.

9:22 Speaker 3: It's crazy to me.

9:23 Speaker 4: I think you're onto something because I think I've seen her dress after she appeared with it. Yes, because this was what Monday. We're on Wednesday. Now that dress is on Amazon Prime. Now you can find it.

9:37 Speaker 2: So at the very least, she either she got it from there or she did it so that the fast fashion girlies can get on there and it can be on Amazon. But either way, Amazon has no place at my big night of fashion.

9:49 Speaker 3: I want the grapes. I don't want to hear about Amazon. I just don't understand me, because like, what do you mean? This is? This was my I was so excited for.

9:58 Speaker 2: This because one again giant Bee hyper and Nicole Kitman fan.

10:03 Speaker 3: People don't know that about me. I like me. I think she's great. I like her. I think he's just.

10:08 Speaker 2: Wonderful, beautiful actress, great eyebrows, and I love Beyonce. I was so excited for this gala, like this mat gala. I love that the themous fashionists are it literally mango balls to the walls.

10:22 Speaker 3: You stupid, boring motherfuckers. What are you doing?

10:24 Speaker 2: Why is any Why did I see so many people just dressed up for a red knight, like a red carpet night at a movie premiere. There were a lot of heads, so a lot of people went all out and went across the board and showed themselves, and then there was a look of couples that I was like, now, wait a minute, Banala, you could have said, no, stay home. If we're just gonna wear a three piece tucks.

10:44 Speaker 3: In white Hill, where's your sequence, where's your lights? Where's the color?

10:52 Speaker 2: Like you saw some really some big pushes like, damn some eatress, like he did his thing. He has some big sparkles on, Like I'm supposed to look through Eve News' feed and like see nothing but looks like just fashion.

11:06 Speaker 3: What the fucks?

11:07 Speaker 2: Oh my god, what is that? At least get me talking, you know what I mean? And I saw even people being very critical. My worst weak ever would be the Kim Kardashian because what do you mean You've spent now like the last decade, making people talk about you every time you went through the med gala, like whether you like her or not, this is her big thing. This is her and her family's biggest night. Jim not gonna miss a mad. Okay, we watched this lady Platinum dye her hair for like eighteen hours, pull herself into a corset and almost take out a rib like shimmy her way into a Marilyn Monroe dress that nobody else would allow her to wear.

11:48 Speaker 2: All of this, and then you're gonna phone it in today this week at Beyonce's Mad.

11:55 Speaker 3: That's disrespectful.

11:57 Speaker 4: And also I think Chris Jenner like the way better look than Kim Kardashian. I actually appreciated it.

12:05 Speaker 3: Damn man, damn that's not good news. That's not good news.

12:09 Speaker 2: Like it's just like from the couch dress back in the day when you were pregnant. Like, at least get the girlies talking kimberly to you, like putting on that wet fit. That was a good one. I actually loved it. The you know, we can't even see your face.

12:23 Speaker 3: Is it you? Is it not? We don't know.

12:25 Speaker 2: With Jivanci, I think that was good job. Like, at least get the girlies talking. We thought that that's what she did. I mean, if you are someone who watches their show, still hate watching or not, or watch it for art or.

12:36 Speaker 3: For for work like I do.

12:39 Speaker 2: Maybe because someone pays me tell him if they didn't, I don't know, maybe I would as as a laundry room clean out. But like every season for the last ten years they have made, especially on their new show on the Hulu, one they have made with me is such a big.

12:55 Speaker 3: It's a whole episode for them to all go to the.

12:57 Speaker 2: Mat because we have an issue with influence, but they are the originals just because they also have other careers and brands.

13:03 Speaker 3: They are just influencers.

13:05 Speaker 2: That just didn't have a TikTok when they were coming up, but this is what they were.

13:09 Speaker 3: You don't know where they're coming from or what they're doing.

13:11 Speaker 2: We just know that they show up to the important stuff and they were fat and they weren't fun looks. But this is the night where that's acceptable to me. If you paid the money to go and it goes towards the arts, and you're gonna show up and do your thing, awesome.

13:23 Speaker 3: Go for it.

13:24 Speaker 2: I think that you know the plot can't be lost though, you know what I'm saying, Like, your job is to put on a fit, hire one of your creative teams.

13:32 Speaker 3: So don't you have like night all of y'all.

13:34 Speaker 2: Got these creative fashion brands and all these people in the room, And.

13:39 Speaker 3: What was the reason the phone it in? Kimberly, It didn't pass the bar.

13:42 Speaker 2: I don't think you're studying anything anymore, So what is it?

13:45 Speaker 3: I just don't know. That really confused me. I was like, so, what are you passionate about these days?

13:50 Speaker 4: Then, Kimberly, it really does show that she's probably not in great connections with actual influencers, because I feel like she would still and not give credit, And this is a night where the credit does go to designers, stylists, the behind the scenes because like, yes, absolutely the the icon like legendary Nicole can wear that piece of outfit, but like also knowing who made the dress, why the dresses made that way, and like yeah, I think that is one of the reasons why Kim was lacking on looks because she just I feel like everyone knows in the industry working with them, like you're not going to get the credit that you deserve.

14:34 Speaker 2: In my opinion, Now that's that's a good point because what I've noticed is it may not be Kim that you'll get the credit you deserve. But Kendall does not have this problem in her family. She stays on theme.

14:46 Speaker 3: She is.

14:47 Speaker 2: She's the fashion girlie right for better or words, how she got there.

14:51 Speaker 3: Is not really important anymore, Like she is a model.

14:56 Speaker 2: I think back to last year when we did when there was the tailor or maybe that was two years ago, I don't remember, but that the tailored idea and she was the one to honor and celebrate black tailors. And I think that the woman who did her dress like last year was like it was like ninety hours and a lot of stitching, and she really honored that, like the hard work of like tailor to perfection. It was like the was the vibe and she was like and we did that. Look at literally how cut to my body? This dress is like she served a fashion moment on things, whether you liked the dress or not, and that she got the people talking.

15:34 Speaker 2: And I remember the designer and I remember that being the reason why she wore that dress, because of the tailor, that she chose this young black woman, and that It's something that sticks in my mind even today. I'm thinking about it to day.

15:47 Speaker 3: Which is the point.

15:48 Speaker 2: So I'm like, Kindle, the girl's not to work with Kendle, I nest, you're probably like over there.

15:53 Speaker 3: On her her out of the.

16:13 Speaker 4: So true, so true.

16:14 Speaker 3: No, yeah, she she's having a good day.

16:16 Speaker 2: She wore Zach pos Kendall Jenner wore Zach Posen or Gap Studio by Zach Posen, which I love Zach Posen.

16:25 Speaker 3: R I P. I think she looks great. I thought she looked really good.

16:28 Speaker 2: It wasn't so artsy, but I loved the art of the fashion of the art. It looked very taken off and very ripped, very like I don't know.

16:39 Speaker 3: It was a cool look for being subdued.

16:41 Speaker 2: There were some people who didn't just subdue, Like I am okay with you looking demor or whatever. If it's still again on thing, it looks like she was. It was delicately put together rags. It looked very cool, especially since Zach Posen is like no longer Lily Together.

16:57 Speaker 3: Uh, he's not here anymore. And I wore his.

16:59 Speaker 2: I wore that posing brides mead dress to prom and I thought I was the moment. So I'm always here for a girly wearing a posing bring it back to two thousand and fifteen.

17:09 Speaker 4: I was gonna say, that is like the era of Zach Posen, like the truth.

17:14 Speaker 3: Yeah.

17:15 Speaker 6: Yeah.

17:16 Speaker 3: My problem was in twenty fourteen and I wore I was. I walked and it was like to David's bridle, like that one. It was black, it was a hocktail dress, it was short.

17:25 Speaker 2: I said, yeah, of course that I was in there, so I loved seeing it and it felt very reminiscent of that and Kenda Lenard are the same age, so that.

17:34 Speaker 3: Makes a lot of sense. So she's not having that problems, but now I love that for her. The girls love me. I don't know what to tell you. Kimberly.

17:45 Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, so Matt at this moment, I was very happy to see so many people really try the fashion things. My biggest favorite moment of the night was Rihanna and Beyonce Huddin. I will have that framed and I want it on my tombstone. Y'all will never convince me that there is a beef because the two greatest queens in the world were hugging each other and briefly having conversation on met Gala Monday, and that means and we got a Rihanna sighting.

18:15 Speaker 3: So I had a great day because Lehanna don't come out the house no more that Rihanna us.

18:23 Speaker 4: I think she was pictured with Rihanna and Sierra too, and we all know that stage that she speaks of has been squashed.

18:32 Speaker 2: Yes, yes, I'm so excited. That made me so happy. So yeah, the Monday was really cathartic to watch. It was pretty much just some Vanilla people who you know, showed up Vanilla le and we just scrolled past and we kept it move and but shout out to the girl that took the assignment and made it worth something. Okay, and again, like I said, the first person I even saw headed to the mcdala was Sierra Miller.

18:55 Speaker 3: And you know people are say.

18:57 Speaker 2: Regardless of how you feel about influencers being there, she's she That's what that is like. She's a provolebrity. She is an influencer under normal circumstances. Just three maybe three years ago, if not less, I don't think that we would have seen her there or you know, her being invited. This is a big deal, no, like a something, not even just like not a housewives. But there were other housewives there. You know, Raquel from New York she was there. Newport was there. But she's big in fashion.

19:26 Speaker 2: But Summerhouse is not a Housewives show. Summerhouse is. It's been fighting for ratings for a decade. To get to where it is. It took scandal, pretty much on the hands of a black woman being betrayed. Why are to be fast for us to get to the ratings that you know, y'all thought they've.

19:42 Speaker 3: Deserved or had for many years. They have not.

19:45 Speaker 2: This is the first season that they've actually had like numbers of live viewers that look matchable or comparable to even like that of a housewives show on a Wednesday night, like a Beverly Hills numbers. It's not great, hasn't been great. So for Sierra Miller to be invited to the met Gala, what did you think? How did you you know? Especially with her being just like influencer, this is technically a step below.

20:10 Speaker 4: I am team Sierra. So I loved seeing her, and I think she's on the road to like Arianna. I feel like every brand like I'm seeing her moves and I'm like, I wonder if the same agent as Arianna is now picked up by Sierra because the sponsorship, the shade, the collabse her doing the MET Gala. I think Paige even interviewed the met Gala. I want to say last year. I'm not too sure, but she did some red carpet theme where I'm just like, Wow, we're really at the moment where we should be a little scared, because what if Siara doesn't come back next year?

20:50 Speaker 4: She doesn't have to.

20:54 Speaker 4: She's in the stardom of like this is everyone knows her. Yeah, like she's I don't want what happened to Ariano Maddox, where like the whole entire cast basically has some vendetta of like jealousy. I don't think that is happening with the cast of Summerhouse, but you never know. I'm just scared that we're gonna lose our girl and it will be good either way.

21:19 Speaker 2: Absolutely, I mean I didn't listen. We're in an age where I mean, it just happened this week. If you also were, you know, checking out, scrowing things, sitting into your group chats. Whitney Levitt from Sweet Speaker Lives and Mormon Wives just left the Big Shell. People are very torn about it. She has had a big glow up of a year. She has been a part of spinoffs and on Broadway. Her probably one went on so long they asked her to keep going and she said, I can't. I literally am so fucking tired.

21:47 Speaker 2: I've been here since January. Like you guy has been doing this for the whole year now, and it was supposed to be like an eight.

21:55 Speaker 7: Week stunt, like she is leaving the show and people, but we're just starting to like you and the blow ups and all the things, and you know, now we have to navigate a world where she's not a part of it.

22:08 Speaker 3: And I think we should be prepared for that to happen to Sierra as.

22:11 Speaker 2: Well, because why would she put herself back in that same situation. Obviously, them Caucasians with the bad judgment, they need this show. They need it, They need each other. They don't bathe themselves unless they are on this show. They don't take care of themselves unless they're in the Summer House.

22:28 Speaker 3: Okay, So it.

22:30 Speaker 2: Does feel like we're entering a new era where we also need to be mindful that girlies.

22:36 Speaker 3: Can go to the met galap She might not.

22:38 Speaker 2: Want to come to a reunion and that's okay. But I also feel like we haven't seen the last of Siri yet. I do think that we're going to get something with her and with Bravo. I think she just needs to find her space, and I think that this momentum carves out a nice piece for her in that world. Like again we're still waiting on I'd love to transition her from leaving the Summerhouse and into Home Rento in North Carolina, Like, let's go renovate that grandparents home. Let's create generational wealth for ourself and our family.

23:11 Speaker 2: Let's just also do the HGTV thing, Like we don't have enough Home Rento on Bravo. We haven't in years, Like I think.

23:21 Speaker 3: We once tried with a garden show.

23:23 Speaker 2: We don't do it often and may be a couple backyard shows, but it's been a long time and now we have Sierra and she we know she would get the engagement the girdlies will look. But at this point people are just thinking she's another like Landria. They're like, I don't know where she came from. She does not be a pretty girl who wears pretty dresses and keep her coming here.

23:42 Speaker 3: She might not be even telling the girls that she's from a summerhouse.

23:45 Speaker 4: I know right she it did come in as model first, so she can still put that title first.

23:51 Speaker 3: So we'rek and where's it? Well, I mean, she won that dress yesterday.

23:55 Speaker 2: I said, I don't know if I understand it, but it's on Sierra, and it looks so good on her.

24:00 Speaker 3: I don't know what else I think.

24:02 Speaker 2: If I saw that same dress on the person who actually made it, on the model who was the designer made it for, I probably would not like it at all. But on Sierra, I'm like, it's just impossible for you to make things. You make things look better, So uh, including Old Navy. Her Old Navy collaboration dropped today, which on the day that we're recording this, which is Wednesday, which I wanted to mention because if.

24:23 Speaker 3: You watched The Summerhouse that came.

24:25 Speaker 2: Out last night on Tuesday, oh.

24:30 Speaker 4: Yeah, that was all hard. Yeah, filt to swallow last night.

24:34 Speaker 2: I really hope she woke up to a fat ass bank account because.

24:39 Speaker 3: Diabolical is being overused.

24:41 Speaker 2: But we should have saved it for this season, the Summerhouse, in this scandal, we should have waited for this.

24:46 Speaker 3: Yeah.

24:46 Speaker 4: I thought Raquel was really bad. But after seeing how Amanda was talking about Sierra and now we know how she moved with Siara, really makes me wonder, what, like, is this the Amanda we knew all along? I want to I don't know. It makes me think of what like Danielle and Lindsey both kind of foreworn through seasons, and I always thought of it like they just thought they didn't like the fact that she got lumped into to the show because she was a booty call for Kyle, and I always thought it was because of that, But I think it's because she just gives the vibes of like not a good person.

25:30 Speaker 2: Yeah, no, it's severe pick me energy in the worst way, because you got to think what makes the person, what makes a girly a pick me is the lack of security and who you are and your ability to get a man or a person a partner get attention at all based on who you are alone, personality, merit looks whatever. You feel so inadequate in your own mind around people that you think either deserve and you deserve their attention. You're entitled to their attention, but you don't feel like you can get it unless you do the most on the most subdued level.

26:10 Speaker 2: But y'all know you've ever seen a pic me or you've seen a girl like this is this video of her going around where I was like, this is it? This is all I needed to know to know that she was this kind of girl, this kind of bird. She's like doing the macarena like at a yeah, like a skating rink or something, and she's doing it. Yeah, she's doing it so.

26:26 Speaker 3: To ye cool. People are like, oh, she thinks she's so high. I'm like, no, she does, but she doesn't. That's the thing. It turn only she knows that she doesn't think that, but.

26:36 Speaker 2: She wants to exude that. She wants you to think that, so that maybe they'll come and talk to her. It was literally giving pick me status. That is a pick me behavior of like look at me, right, Like don't you want to look at me instead of looking at a beautiful supermodel?

26:51 Speaker 4: Can I tell you something last night's episode when everyone has not see her, Amanda's back over Kyle, which now looking at it, Kyle's outbursts, I think he was going crazy where he's like, I try to pull my weight, she doesn't pull hers. And I hate to side with Kyle, you know what I mean, Like I get it, he's a terrible husband. In this position, her face of just seeing everyone side the way like Wes put his chair next to her, just Seerra having her back, she was just like she didn't have to say a single word.

27:30 Speaker 4: She was just like making all these faces, smiling at the fact that Kyle showed his ass in front of everyone on that dinner table, and everyone in that dinner table was protective of Amanda. Yep, Jesus, the way that Kyle was just kind of spitting facts there and he's like, am I going fucking crazy?

27:52 Speaker 3: No being cheated on?

27:55 Speaker 2: I'm yeah, I think that you are not paranoid. I think that you are reactionarily scared, like you have a retroactive fear, like you're like, wait, is somebody behind me? It's because someone actually was, Because I think Kyle's actually a beat late.

28:12 Speaker 3: God bless him, He's a man. So I think he's a beat late.

28:16 Speaker 2: And I'm gonna this is a hot take and I have no proof about it, but I actually think Amanda's pretty fucking conniving and calculating, and y'all need to stop telling me to be worried about her mental health. I actually think you need to worry about people around her mental health. I think she is pretty fucking diabolical. In a different way, it's giving, like when I watched her talk to Mia on that beach about Sierra and realized that she wasn't getting enough attention from Mia. She wasn't even getting enough praise from Mia for her being a good friend.

28:51 Speaker 3: So she kept going.

28:52 Speaker 2: She kept saying Sierra's just such a special and incredible person, like I watched it so many times, to be like people. I can't believe she.

29:00 Speaker 3: Could lie that easily. I can again raised by a narcissist here.

29:05 Speaker 2: If you've ever seen a good con artist, which most narcissists are, and they have a lot of great insecurity.

29:12 Speaker 3: But if you've ever seen a con artist.

29:14 Speaker 2: They can deliver emotion and non emotion just as equally. My dad could cry on command, he could not cry on command. He could do either one, depending on what the situation called for. If he wasn't getting enough from something, then he'll keep going. You were no, right, So Mia not responding enough, like not being like oh my god, right isr just so great? She just keeps callingcuse like I just think that until someone like knows that about her, like I won't, I don't.

29:43 Speaker 3: Trust anyone with her heart. Oh you won't. Why is it because you already know that someone's playing with her heart because.

29:48 Speaker 2: They're playing with you while they're duming. Oh okay, so because like, what do you mean the way I would cut West off in a heartbeat? Like if she just looked at me, if she just looked at me.

30:00 Speaker 3: Done, I'd be done.

30:02 Speaker 2: And me it's just like I know, and people are like, she don't see that move, I said, I think because she knows it's bullshit, Like.

30:11 Speaker 3: Why are you kicking so hard right now? Nothing was happening.

30:15 Speaker 6: She's just seeing Wes, She's seeing Sierra looking gorgeous, and instead of knowing that she and Wes do their own thing together, which I'm sure they were at this point, or they could.

30:29 Speaker 2: I know that she knew that. We've seen other episodes, but instead of thinking that way, she's instantly like, no, it just can't be Wess and Sierra, you know, it just it just can't. Like it wasn't didn't seem like it was out of concern for her, even though she prefaced it with Sirah, it's just so amazing and West, it's just not good enough for her.

30:48 Speaker 3: He's good enough for me. I'm not amazing, That's what that is.

30:52 Speaker 2: Because what do you mean you're gonna I'm watching you say that he's a piece of shit. He's not good for your friend. He played with her heart. Oh God, I love so much.

31:00 Speaker 3: I would die for her, I think, could you imagine? You really don't?

31:06 Speaker 4: She really does think she's the exception, when really she is so basically cliche. I cannot believe that you are going out with the man that your friend cried over on how he treats her. I would never Why would I be interested in a man that made a girl cry like a woman?

31:27 Speaker 2: I don't cry, especially when you just said you don't trust him with her heart because he's so bad.

31:32 Speaker 3: That's cool.

31:34 Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay, so I made no sense unless you know something we don't know.

31:41 Speaker 4: Yeah, the timeline is really being exposed on real time as we're seeing it, because I cannot wait to see this reunion and see what kind of hodgepodge timeline that they're going to tell us. Thinking that it started in late January February, I think it started way before summer this season got filmed. It had a certain like during the spring, right.

32:07 Speaker 3: I think you're right.

32:08 Speaker 2: I think it's either there or it happened in and on it during the summer house like neither is better.

32:13 Speaker 3: Both are long.

32:14 Speaker 2: I think they're gonna lie to us, and I think that's one of the reasons why I know, Daddy Ending, you're so pissed about the leakage of the reunion rollse eyes, because honestly, we can't trust that y'all would have done this right. We don't know who side y'all's gonna be on, and it really can change from moment to moment.

32:29 Speaker 3: I don't feel like they would have let the raw and emotions play out or let a man to hang herself.

32:33 Speaker 2: I don't especially in the age of you know, I'm not gonna del real deep into it, but in the age of Southern Hospitality.

32:40 Speaker 3: And what the hell is going on over there.

32:42 Speaker 2: And something that really could have been super super super easily explained and done right, and that's just get Emmy off.

32:49 Speaker 3: This goddamn show just don't need to be that big of a deal. But here we are. Have you pulled down in the art of it all?

32:58 Speaker 4: Have you seen because they feel like I heard this yesterday and I don't know if it's real news or fake news, but well about Emmy being fired, I don't know from Southern Hospitality, but from Republic after Leva had to I have such a complicated feelings with Leva on this show. I know it's her show, yeah, because she got caught with Emmy. She got caught with Emmy and now she she's retracting, and she said that she didn't know about those long ass text messages that Michael's was showing on this latest episode, and now she's actually sighting with I think Bradley.

33:41 Speaker 4: I'm not too sure if she's still with Emmy or not, but I think he's.

33:46 Speaker 2: Not doing well it's not getting better because she started going back and forth with a popular content creator, a black man.

33:53 Speaker 3: Rupert backs there.

33:55 Speaker 2: He is wonderful and so funny, and he literally all he said to her because I pray you your sons don't experience the same kind of vitriol like behavior that you know that Bradley experience on show at the hands of your employee. And you know how response was, don't threaten my sons or you're trying to threaten them or whatever, like, oh no, you're pulling an emmy. You're calling a black man a threat when that's not what happened. Can you calm down and not be the victim for one second. Having a conflict with a black man does not mean you are in danger.

34:34 Speaker 2: Having a conflict with a black man does not mean you are in danger. Having a conflict with a black man does.

34:40 Speaker 3: Not mean you're in danger.

34:42 Speaker 2: Please pass that message along because some of us really are having a hard time thinking that.

34:52 Speaker 3: It's not a racist you everything's a raci issue. It is.

34:55 Speaker 2: If you suddenly think that you can't have a conflict with the black man, or with a man because he's black, and to accuse him of threatening you, you being in danger, your life being in stake, especially even on the internet. This big, beautiful gay ass is absolutely not threatening your sons, lover what.

35:13 Speaker 3: This is exactly what Immy just did. Because Bradley, it's also not threatening you. You are fine, You're not in danger.

35:21 Speaker 2: Why are you crying? Stop crying? Oh my god, stop crying. And that's another reason why I was like, listen, Andy, we don't know if you would have just let a man to try twice and we would have been like, oh, that's enough.

35:33 Speaker 3: But after what I'm watching, I need more.

35:36 Speaker 2: I need to know that she's doubling down and she's gone to one eighty from this on the beat who I would cut west off in a minute to sitting next to him and going, well, we are in love and then and we just can't help it, and we'mitting we're friends, and you know he had me back and I don't know, okay, girl, take your pick me, pick me and her pit can go over there. And the fact that she y'all think I believe it because again I'm down on the hill, that she is like a big capital peek capital and pigny.

36:10 Speaker 2: She over there at the game going act like you like me. That's what y'all said. She said to him when he was like, I do like you. He kissed you, right, he kissed her because that's his response because he does like her. But her asking that, her saying that, allegedly, her mouthing that allegedly lets you know where the insecurity level is.

36:29 Speaker 3: It's dits up there, because what do you mean, act like you like me?

36:34 Speaker 2: He basically has thrown away his whole fucking popularity, his life, his career, everything for you, and he's.

36:41 Speaker 4: Still on Riot. Apparently he's still on Riot. He changed his profile within the past month as well, which is kind of funny because isn't he bff with Amanda. Also insider when they were at that game is a girl who asks what the relationship is like, and I think she calls him her boyfriend like their boyfriend and girlfriend. And I'm like, funny because he's still playing your ass right now, like he's not faithful, he's not committed. And the way that she was so freed of Kyle, so close to just jump in the arms of another of a loser.

37:28 Speaker 2: I'm a loser at least I mean, listen, at least call him.

37:32 Speaker 3: I get out of bankruptcy this year. Okay, he might be all right, So I don't know.

37:37 Speaker 2: But it's just it really was giving, like you, you could do better if you just believed. I need her to have a little bit more faith in herself. Maybe get a deep blowout, don't do it yourself. Go get a blowout, Go put on some.

37:53 Speaker 3: Fresh clothes and underwear, my love, wash your face.

37:56 Speaker 2: There's like a go get them book made written by this wonderful white woman who was like, girl, get up and wash your face or something like that. Y'all used to love it, like ten years ago. Go get that book, Amanda, Get up Washington, put on some real clothes, get a blowout, and have some self respect, because you're gonna continue to treat people this kind of shitty and have nobody, and you'll just woe is me yourself into believing that that's just the way it is. You'd be like, I just don't have anyone, no one likes me, and I'm just not friends with anyone.

38:26 Speaker 2: And when in actuality, this is a this is one hundred percent of you thing. So I really wish Sierra the best. Her old Navy commercial with Paris Hilton. They came out today was really really cute. She looked great, She looks great, and everything even in Old Navy had me wanting to go to Old Navy.

38:45 Speaker 3: Does parents Hilton have a line at Old Navy?

38:48 Speaker 4: No. I feel like she's been on Old Navy before. I feel like she was on an Old Navy commercial twenty years ago when they had like a whole celeb Old Navy is so known for having celebrities in their commercials, like seventy style setting.

39:02 Speaker 2: Yeah, she like put on that pink, platinum platin leather dress and was like, thanks, it's all Navy And I was like.

39:08 Speaker 3: Is it? I can get that at my local? Okay, oh right, all right, I'll use some super cash.

39:16 Speaker 2: I want to shift gears a little bit to what made me have the best week ever so far, and that is these damn housewives of Rhode Island. I oh have never Oh wait, what did you think?

39:28 Speaker 4: I thought you were going to say Atlanta. But I am okay with Rhode Island too. I love all housewives so good Sunday Nights. I think you put this on my best we ever episode Sunday Nice Rhode Island, Atlanta. It's just oh night. So it's my bread and butter Right now, I look forward to Sunday.

39:52 Speaker 2: Nights so good. The scaries are gone away. I actually have had have been having better Mondays and more than I have any other day of the week because I'm going as so jipper on Monday, Okay, Sunday nights. I'm like, I had so much, such a good time last night. I made better food, I have my snacks.

40:11 Speaker 3: I'm in a good mood. If my wife is in the mood, I let her hit like it's like if you don't even know Pinky and Angela just went at it. Baby, I am good.

40:20 Speaker 2: Like I'm having a time on a Sunday night. Like, but I wasn't expected, like I know my Atlanta girlies are always going to perform for.

40:30 Speaker 3: Me and make me lol.

40:31 Speaker 2: I wasn't expecting to laugh as much as I did on.

40:34 Speaker 3: Rhode Island this week. I really was not.

40:37 Speaker 2: These ladies are hilarous in ways that I didn't expect.

40:43 Speaker 3: Why did it take us so long to go up here? Like? Where did this?

40:47 Speaker 6: This is?

40:47 Speaker 3: This show feel so familiar for being.

40:49 Speaker 2: A brand new franchise, Like I feel like I'm settled into it really well, even though we don't know them. We just met them six episodes ago, and I'm like, we're at a castle, We're having a dinner, we're doing stuff, and I'm like, oh my god, that's so Alicia her crackers, but like we just met them, Like, what do you think it took so long to get this kind of innovation? And should we be now looking for more? Like should we not ease up off the gas?

41:17 Speaker 4: I am there with you, and I feel like it's because we are missing real Housewives of New Jersey. They have the accents, they have the looks, they have Literally, Joe Ellen looks like Teresa ju Day.

41:33 Speaker 2: We're all focused on Dolores and Liz, but Joe Ellen looks like a more polished new version, Like if if Apple put out a new version.

41:44 Speaker 3: Of the iPhone.

41:45 Speaker 2: Yeah, Teresa Joellen is the newest updated version.

41:49 Speaker 3: Of the Teresa iPhone. It's Joe Ellen. She looked just like her to me, and she talked like her.

41:54 Speaker 4: It's crazy, talks like her, the like what do you mean? Like just like, we really do miss for Housewaves of New Jersey. But in my opinion, this is what I theorize. I don't want I want to shake up, I want to reboot. I want what Ronie did to happen to New Jersey, and I feel like Rhode Island is giving me that to the point where I'm like, I don't think I need New Jersey back.

42:24 Speaker 3: Oh I don't need it at all, man, I really don't.

42:27 Speaker 4: I don't care about Teresa and Melissa, don't care. I feel bad for Dolores, you know, getting over here over she's a friend of already on Rhode Island. I mean, I get it. I feel like she got cut off on a lot of the stuff on Rhode Island. But the women are good on their own that they don't need Dolores. Dolores was a great door to open, you know, like, hey, these are my friends, and now we love her friends to the point it's like, oh Dolores.

43:00 Speaker 3: Yeah, hey, no love, but no, we're good. I'm yeah, I'm here.

43:05 Speaker 2: I'm sitting right next to the girls. Like I was happy to even see Like we'll get to it in a second, but I was happy to.

43:11 Speaker 3: Even see Ashley.

43:12 Speaker 2: I pipe up a little bit in episode. I know y'all have been waiting for that, and she made me. She was one of the reasons I laughed. I wrote it down because they were like why is she crying? She crying don't got none to cry about. That's funny.

43:26 Speaker 3: I was like, that is hilarious and.

43:28 Speaker 4: That is very much so that's her brand, that is

43:34 Speaker 4: and the way that she was like, I know something bad is gonna It's like, oh my god, girl, you have not changed one bit since the Bachelor.

43:42 Speaker 2: Days, you know, Harry to think about like something happening, like someone's gonna die.

43:50 Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't.

43:52 Speaker 2: But when she's sobbing with her with her little triangle a Candice Diller little tissue corner, and she's like someone's gonna do.

44:01 Speaker 3: No And Alicia but like I mean, the privilege.

44:06 Speaker 2: Of not knowing, like of not having had anything bad happen to you yet, but then like moving to the privilege of Lisha being like we were homeless. You moved into your grandparents' mansion. Yeah, but like we didn't have our home.

44:20 Speaker 4: How do you feel about that? Because like I Liz gives me like that's something my aunt would say. You know what I mean if I were to be in that situation. I've had a cousin that was in that situation, and I can totally see my aunt just being like you were taken care of like you were loved, like you were surrounded by family. But at the same time, the way that Alicia told her story of just like I left my bedroom and I thought I was having a sleepover and I found out I was never going back to my room.

44:53 Speaker 4: That is traumatizing. Yeah, So like I saw both sides as Liz defending the family that was so that that that gives New Jersey vibes to me. I am from New Jersey and I can see my members. But I love that you appreciate the food there, because the food is amazing Union City, Like there's so many pockets.

45:21 Speaker 3: Never had a bad.

45:23 Speaker 6: Me.

45:24 Speaker 2: I've not had a bad coffee. I've not had a yeah bagel. I like, how fucking raunchy they are. I give I went to this coffee shop. I don't think I ate there, but I went to this coffee shop with a bunch of other Jersey people who didn't even flinch at the Sea Health code writing in the window. It was busting when they could give a ship. Jersey never changed. They are rowdy, But I like the Rhode Island. It's like a very reformed there. They're like Henny Turnpipe.

45:53 Speaker 3: We are hot.

45:55 Speaker 2: Yeah, we thought I was in clips boo, like, okay, pizza bread, pizza bread, Listen, I won't say that.

46:05 Speaker 3: I'm not gonna take away.

46:06 Speaker 2: I can understand Liz having a different background not recognizing that.

46:13 Speaker 3: Being that being.

46:19 Speaker 2: True trauma or homelessness to her. That doesn't mean that it does not feel that way, especially to a kid. I had a situation when I was a kid that we weren't in a home, and I think I described it, especially in therapy in the latter years, as being homeless.

46:37 Speaker 3: Because we did not live in our home for two years. We lived with other people because of my death. But we had those moments and I'm like, why are we living with.

46:48 Speaker 2: My godparents in the basement and sharing a bed when I just had.

46:52 Speaker 3: A bedroom like last month. I don't understand, like with change like and it can.

46:57 Speaker 2: Be traumatizing, So especially if it's someone like Alicia had a soulver spoone, had her own room, had all the things to go from, not even if she was taken care of. To a kid, though, you're disrupted, Listen, Divorce disrupts kids just having two homes. They're like, well, you were always taking care of you had two homes, and yeah, but it disrupts the kid. They don't understand the complexities of what being an adult is. They don't know that because your grandparents stepped in and take care of you, that you're gonna be okay, that you're fine.

47:24 Speaker 3: Her home is gone.

47:27 Speaker 4: But it makes sense why she has so much resentment towards her fiance of nine years. It's basically her baby daddy, for not having her name on the mortgage, for not having her name on the house. It makes sense because it all goes back to her traumatized childhood of losing a home.

47:48 Speaker 2: Yeah, it does, and it also makes sense why she still loves her dolls that stunted trauma growth babes.

47:58 Speaker 3: Anyway, that.

48:00 Speaker 2: So we like this episode was actually a really good one for not being a beginner and not being an end it is. It's given something like city vibes, where we're just gonna have fun every episode. There's something. Every episode, there's drama, there's a lot. We didn't even have Rula and the husband and.

48:17 Speaker 4: I didn't need her. We did like I love I love the gossip, I love the salacious you know scandal that is giving into this season. But at the same time, I was okay with her not being there, because it does take a lot a lot of the screen time against the other girls.

48:34 Speaker 3: It does because we had to do it. Like I mean, yeah, I get it. I feel like I understand Joe Ellen, Like, you know.

48:40 Speaker 2: She's like a bull with you know, a dog with a bone, Like you can't let it go, especially if you're saying that you're lying.

48:44 Speaker 3: That's that's the trigger for her.

48:46 Speaker 2: She's like, no, because when Rula is there, I do want us to get to the bottom of it, to the point where I forget that we have other storylines to think about, much like Kelsey in This Mystery Man. So basically they did let her film in that They probably broke up a minute ago, and he let her film in the house because the show started after they broke up, and he was like, I don't care, that's fine.

49:11 Speaker 4: I'm like good for good for her. When she said, I'm leaving with a rental already signed, I don't have to worry about Yeah.

49:21 Speaker 2: He's gonna pay the rent, he pays my car insurance, he's gonna pay some of the bills, And.

49:26 Speaker 3: Can I get back on my feet exactly?

49:29 Speaker 4: I was like, show me the ways. How can like, can you teach a program, because I think the ladies really need some guidance on how to get there.

49:38 Speaker 3: Alisha was nodding.

49:39 Speaker 2: Alicia was like, actually, yeah, how tell me more about that, because my name's not on anything, not a pizza mama, not a pizza papa, not anything, and I it needs to be. Alisha is quite literally one of the best things that happen to reality television. I cannot believe she hasn't been here before and we will never lose her, which means her husband's only going to get shittier, which, oh fiance, excuse me, Yeah, he's only going to get shittier. That's the worst because whenever you're a breakout star, expect for the men to fucking.

50:12 Speaker 3: Crumble beneath you. They just they just do. I've never we've never not seen that not be the case. I think maybe.

50:20 Speaker 2: Except Lisa Barlow is the only one who had a breakout first couple of years, and John wasn't an asshole, Like he didn't make you, didn't try to make her look smaller.

50:30 Speaker 3: But I'm worried about Alicia because.

50:31 Speaker 2: She's great and loved and trapped in her marriage and she doesn't know like bringing dolls to a care First of all, she is.

50:46 Speaker 4: Okay, say, I'm sure she no, I'm doing it. I'm sure she heard the word facade you know before, but to actually like she probably spelt it in her own mind some other way.

51:00 Speaker 3: M yes, which it wasn't it does look like how it is spelled.

51:06 Speaker 2: Kelsey was even also on Watch What Happens Live after this episode aired, and you know Andy will not let up on her having her boyfriend film her ex boyfriend film on the show.

51:16 Speaker 3: He liked the show, but he is not on the show. Andy.

51:19 Speaker 2: You know what happens when rich power for men are doing things they have no business doing that they want to protect it. They stay away from the television. He's like, no, bring it on, Let's see who else comes from the room work and says I also sleep with him?

51:33 Speaker 3: Or what else is going on?

51:34 Speaker 4: They can't all be Brian's I mean they can't.

51:41 Speaker 3: Yeah.

51:41 Speaker 4: I am still stunned at the fact that he sat at Watch What Happens Live knowing damn well that the leagues were coming out that his mistress has ten percent minority of his business. That is ballsy.

51:57 Speaker 2: The fact that he is suing her for breach of n DA. What is there in NDA for if you weren't JD, why are you having a girl's son in NDA's or why are you so har.

52:10 Speaker 3: Like?

52:10 Speaker 2: No, like, honestly, there is something about you know, the the delulu of coming on this show. I mean he had me and I knew he was psychotic when he is here miked on camera, filming, leaves, the filming drops through, la Off, goes to chief kicks fula.

52:30 Speaker 3: Backup, goes back to filming. You're nuts.

52:33 Speaker 2: You can't wait till we're done on the call time and you gotta put it on your mama.

52:39 Speaker 3: Damn, he lives, he really does. Nobody goes to the gym. Then, don't forget he goes to the jym.

52:48 Speaker 2: So we're hoping that Kelsey does her hair and makeup business and it does really well.

52:51 Speaker 3: But in the meantime, girl, let that man pay for things.

52:53 Speaker 2: Okay, your whole ten years was like, he knows that I've done nothing for ten years because he told me to. So he's gonna have tol me if he wants me to go and no be successful.

53:03 Speaker 3: So I hope she ends.

53:05 Speaker 2: Up with someone like Billy, But it don't look like it. I think he's Billy's gonna be like, listen, I'm not taking care of you though, my love, and you look like you still want that. Making your own money is not the only thing that it seems like you're resistant against. Okay, the vintage rolls Royces that pull up so fucking cute. I was like, Howard, is everyone going to fit in all of these? But they were like, no, girl, we we could take a uber if she wanted come.

53:32 Speaker 3: Roasted.

53:34 Speaker 2: Joe Ellen telling Rosie when they were in the carriage that she looked like a stripper Soper and now she was like, thank you.

53:41 Speaker 3: I was going for that, and she was like I should have just said she didn't look good.

53:47 Speaker 5: That's not better, But okay, sure, hilarious and they're on their way to adult lunch, which I remember, like Ashley I and Cody, I remember.

53:59 Speaker 3: Doing it with my American girls.

54:02 Speaker 2: I had the original dolls too, only three of My mom wouldn't buy me off. I actually, you know, want there to be a purpose, you know, want me read the books. But I remember having them and taking them for lunches and things like that.

54:12 Speaker 3: I was definitely the ripe age of the fourth grade.

54:16 Speaker 4: But okay, loved you have.

54:21 Speaker 2: Six the nineteen or like four like she liked the she'd liked to rescue foster kids. And she's probably that's probably the first reason that ever wanted to adopt was because Amanda, I mean, Samantha made it looks so easy to be like, they don't have a home and we love them, they should just be with us and live in a hole like that makes sense. Like I'm Addie of course because black. She was the first one that I got, and she had to be a slave because that's the way you could tell black stories at the time.

54:49 Speaker 3: Is a change.

54:50 Speaker 2: They have a civil rights girl now, yay. And did you know they have a two thousands American girl doll? Their newest historical doll is was in the k No, this is recent. She literally has like an og computer like.

55:06 Speaker 3: Two like we are this doll. They're like, look, meet the two thousands And I said the what.

55:14 Speaker 4: And they had like a blow up plastic cushion chair that I actually grew up having.

55:20 Speaker 3: She she had like a little time of dogging or something. I'm like, oh man, this red what do you mean historical doll?

55:30 Speaker 2: And the last one I had was Hoeina the she was a Mexican girly with her. I loved her whole family. I loved her outfits. I thought she was so cool. So I had the ones who meant something and then the girlies of color, which at the time they were only like two.

55:49 Speaker 4: And came late. She was I remember ninety seven. She was the one in my year of wanting those dolls where I was like, oh my god, there's one that looks like me exactly.

56:00 Speaker 2: I was like, okay, right, listen, like I and I really love those outfits, so I.

56:07 Speaker 3: Get why a lecha would want to have a dollhouse party with them. Killed some childhood wounds.

56:12 Speaker 2: But I was more invested in that mask array ball that Liz and then put on. She delivered mas to every door based on her understanding of each person. I actually thought it was a really cool concept. Instead of just like break down, like something that nobody else knows or that you want to know about someone, she kind of read everybody in a different way, like 'se the mask for you, and you're gonna call them, We're gonna reveal, we're gonna take those masks off.

56:38 Speaker 3: Really well done. A lot of things going on.

56:41 Speaker 2: Interesting dynamic between Rosie and Kelsey because they are so similar, like they look alike, they're similar in age, they taken different approaches to where they are today, and boy does that play in the contempt that they have against each bucker but baits they I think Rosie shared I don't even remember what Rosie shared.

57:04 Speaker 3: It was something very deep, very personal.

57:07 Speaker 2: No, I don't remember, but I remember Ashley, oh not Ashley, what's her name? Kelsey being like, that was the most genuine you've been in such a long time.

57:15 Speaker 3: It's like the most genuine thing you've ever said. I felt like that was so honest.

57:20 Speaker 2: For once, I'm giving you a compliment, and they were and joe I was like, that was a compliment.

57:24 Speaker 3: Take it nicely.

57:24 Speaker 2: She's saying, you're being genuine. Actually, it's like, uh, it was not a compliment. She said, that's the first thing I've ever been able to believe in you.

57:32 Speaker 3: Yikes.

57:33 Speaker 4: Yeah, that was a really bad fact. And she's lucky that Rosie didn't attack. Rosie was like okay.

57:40 Speaker 3: Yeah, Like Rosie was chilled the whole night.

57:43 Speaker 2: She was like, I'm sorry that you think I'm not a genuine person, that you think I'm lying about my house, which lol.

57:50 Speaker 4: She probably gets that a lot.

57:52 Speaker 2: She probably does get that a lot, especially because she was a newscaster, so she does have to wear a mask. I can understand and see her being shy. Actually, you know that's just the personality is a news personality on their personality.

58:05 Speaker 3: I think that was what it was that she shared.

58:08 Speaker 2: Rosie, I mean, Kelsey's bone to pick with her is that she believes they already.

58:15 Speaker 3: Liked that she.

58:17 Speaker 2: Got fired and not did not take a medical leave of absence from her job and then left.

58:23 Speaker 3: She got fired.

58:24 Speaker 2: You know a lot of people people send to know everything about each other in this town on this show, like for fat, like for fat, Like no, I know for a fact it's not just yet he might have been banging people at the gym in Tenafly like a lah March or Jackie Goldschnyder.

58:43 Speaker 3: But like, no, these girls.

58:44 Speaker 2: Like no, I know for a fact you got fired for like fucking a round or something.

58:49 Speaker 4: I forbid you have a past in this state. They really like hold because that sounds like news that happened what three two years ago? She says that she got kaleidoscopist or whatever that she decided to quit because of the health reason, and that was what three that had to be four years ago, and for Kelsey to still hold on to that fact and claim it true when she could just ask Rosie, like, Rosie basically just told the truth right there.

59:22 Speaker 3: Yeah, and don't forget. She's like, I think you're dishonest about your house. She goes, what I am.

59:28 Speaker 2: Adding five thousand square feel like you can take a measurement tape if you want to go see the parameters of what's being added. So to my house it's fifteen hundred square feet. What's there to lie about because it's not fifteen hundred, it's a thousand.

59:38 Speaker 3: I'm like, is that the lie? Okay? She's admitting though, that her house.

59:43 Speaker 2: Is small and she's going from a small house to making it bigger. Also, that extra five hundred square feet is probably like the garage or outdoor living space. Is it included in the actual square footage of what you would put furniture on? No?

59:56 Speaker 3: Is it included on the Zillo property? Yes, calm down, like She's like, but at least I had a house you don't. At least I have a husband you don't. At least I have a career you don't.

1:00:09 Speaker 4: I hope she says it to her in her face, because you know they're going to replay that in the reunion.

1:00:14 Speaker 3: Oh for sure, Let's see.

1:00:16 Speaker 4: If she can still back it up. Because Rosie. I like Rosie, but I don't know. There's just something about her that I don't know. I like, I'm just I'm gonna save it till the time comes. I guess you can say.

1:00:29 Speaker 2: Yeah, you're just like, I'm keeping my eye on her and my finger on the post, but I.

1:00:34 Speaker 3: Know something's going on. I know when something's going on.

1:00:36 Speaker 2: Okay, all right, listen. I'm just like, I can't wait for the rest of this season. They already gave us like a coming up more on this season at the end of this episode, was like, it's not even a mid season trailer because and that's we're only getting ten or twelve episodes.

1:00:51 Speaker 3: Which I'll riot if it's less than fourteen.

1:00:55 Speaker 2: I will riot if I could sit through Amanda Battula being a shitty ass friend for fourteen episodes when I know what is on the other end of this and I'm only getting twelve or so of a show that I don't know what's going on every episode. But I'm having a blast while watching it, and so you better, Bravo give us all of it please, and let's let's keep up the momentum.

1:01:18 Speaker 3: I really really really like this show.

1:01:21 Speaker 2: I'm like, never thought I would be able to replace New Jersey or like like it as much as this, But these are probably my favorite white women on TV.

1:01:29 Speaker 4: Yeah, not since Salt Lake City have.

1:01:32 Speaker 3: I exactly been.

1:01:35 Speaker 2: And this much again, I feel like we really settled into a rhythm with them so easily, like they feel seasoned, but not in a way of like they're pretending, in a way of like, no, we got this. We we are housewives, and we've got long jeby, Like now y'all are housewives, this is happening. We I can season two today. I want to know that you're filming. I want them on a Potomac schedule. I'll say that here. I want them on a Potomacs schedule. Potomy always has their reunion somewhere around, like you know, and then they always start filming like either right after or whenever the spring lines up, and if the reunion takes late, they will film they've filmed before.

1:02:11 Speaker 3: Like weeks after the reunion air. I want that.

1:02:16 Speaker 2: Let's get him on sketch, BENI da, I want to see what's going on. Let's get because Ruler still with that husband. So she just posted a video of him, she said, but she.

1:02:25 Speaker 3: Didn't post a video of him going to the gym.

1:02:27 Speaker 2: Ruler, if you want to prove your man is not lying, take a video of him at the gym, don't show his same old muscles in that same old tired button up shirt from his job and be like, hey, dad's go to that gym.

1:02:42 Speaker 3: He doesn't. He doesn't. We don't see it, and you don't either.

1:02:47 Speaker 2: But it's okay because I'm gonna have a nice time watching that de Lulu watch all over her body and watch Brian, her husband, run around.

1:02:55 Speaker 3: Being like, I'm taking my mic off. I'm not doing this. Then why are you here, sir?

1:02:59 Speaker 2: Just don't go Yeah, I don't get it. It's giving jin y'all, but I love it. I'm not gonna lie. I'm all up in there like.

1:03:07 Speaker 4: Voice.

1:03:08 Speaker 3: I want more.

1:03:08 Speaker 2: I want more, and I want more of you, man?

1:03:12 Speaker 3: Where can people get more of you?

1:03:14 Speaker 2: Listen to you, thank you so so much for being here today and having this fun judgment talk with me.

1:03:22 Speaker 3: Where can people get.

1:03:22 Speaker 2: Some of that good news and more of your insights, opinions, all of your people than.

1:03:27 Speaker 3: You think are having the best and works weeks ever.

1:03:30 Speaker 4: Maria, thank you, thank you so much for having me, and you can check me out on Instagram Best Week Ever Podcast. You can also check me out on YouTube. I have our episode actually out with some graphics of who was our worst and best week ever winner, where we discuss who's having the worst and best in pop culture. It can be TV, books, music, movies, and I invite all our friends. Each week I have a different guest. I've had Kendrick on there, I've had Raven like all of our friend I'm gonna finally, after many years of trying, I'm so bad on content, connecting and contacting people.

1:04:07 Speaker 4: Of course, I'm finally gonna have Kaya on.

1:04:13 Speaker 3: I know good best.

1:04:16 Speaker 4: I can't wait to see who her worst and best week. But please tune in. You'll find my podcast wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.

1:04:26 Speaker 3: Yeah, oh, I love that, y'all.

1:04:29 Speaker 2: Go fow, let's subscribe right now because as soon as Pig gets on, there is for it. I think that's gonna be so fun. I can't wait. That'll be destination listening for me. So, y'all go check out Van's podcast, Past Week Ever on All the Things after you check out this one, leave a little review if you loved it, go ahead and write us a little review, or go ahead to herd and review that you heard her from the mix and that you are now all about being a part of the Best Week Ever podcast.

1:04:57 Speaker 3: And yeah, let's let's keep our fingers to the post, guys. This is important work, all right.

1:05:02 Speaker 2: Figuring out, like really interpreting who is living life right and wrong by classifying their decisions as what weeks they might be having is really good for the mental. Hell, it's good for the soul, like it's helpful for me. So let's keep doing that. Ben, I can't wait to have you back. I hope you'll come back on Thank you so much for being here again. Y'all know where to find me on All the Things at Mixing with Moni and my x I and g W. I'll be back later this week to talk to so many other things that I haven't gotten around to talk about yet.

1:05:35 Speaker 2: Give me a minute. She teaches kids, you know, and takes a little second. I'd be birth the hell out, but it's fine. We're getting there. Atlanta and all that upcoming. We'll talk at all, but with that summer house is happening, and the way this reas world I do Onladies had me absolutely cackling. I had to, you know, hop out and talk about it a little bit. We had to, you know, put our finger on the pulse. Too much going on, So go check out Advanced Podcast. Thanks to y'all so much for listening and for being here, for being part of the mix.

1:06:02 Speaker 3: Love you so much. Take care of yourselves. Bye bye.