C (3:08)

Hi.

B (3:09)

Welcome back. Hi. I saw Devil Royce Prada last night, and I know you were so exiggering.

C (3:16)

I was considering seeing it last night, too, and I was like, no, I'll just wait. I'm gonna go see it Saturday in, like, Topanga or something like that.

B (3:23)

In Topanga? What's in Topanga?

C (3:25)

My friends are out there, and they're like, oh, I'm going to see it at, like, 11:45 in the morning. I'm like, breakfast

B (3:32)

matinee.

C (3:35)

But that's a matinee, right?

B (3:36)

That's a matinee, Yes. I like this color on you. It complements your. Your tan. You're very tan today.

C (3:46)

I'm tan.

B (3:47)

Tan from South America. But I. I didn't get to. I went to the Alamo, so I didn't go to the amc, so I didn't get the. The. The popcorn purse that everybody's bragging about. Everyone's flexing on.

C (4:02)

Is it still. I thought it was sold out. It's still a bit. I think it's like 50 bucks, though, right?

B (4:08)

Do you have to buy it?

C (4:10)

No. Yeah, you buy it like a popcorn thing, and you get. So you get the red bag, and then there's popcorn in it, and that's your, like, popcorn holder. But I think they, Like, I saw somebody in Australia, they were like, this was £50 or something, or $50.

B (4:23)

Oh, yeah.

C (4:24)

How much it is here?

B (4:25)

39.95.

C (4:27)

It's expensive. It's expensive.

B (4:30)

Interesting. Yeah, interesting. So I guess you buy it, but it's like a keepsake. Wasn't it before you used to go to the theater and they used to have the specialty buckets, and if you just bought the popcorn, it was first come, first serve. Now you have to buy the damn purse.

C (4:50)

Speaking of purses.

B (4:51)

Speaking of purses, can you show everybody your purse? Because we need to settle this debate.

C (4:56)

One second.

B (4:58)

Stu, he was so excited about a bag. He's like, I got, like a. It's like A tote bag, a canvas bag.

C (5:04)

What? Oh, there, I said it to you. And you can't put it.

B (5:06)

Oh, yes, yeah, yeah, I'll put it, I'll put it.

C (5:08)

I just reset it because I'll get it though, anyway. Just because.

B (5:14)

So he's like, I, you know what? I like, I really like this bag. And I was like, okay, I was thinking like a satchel, right? Or like what's really trendy is it's

C (5:23)

like it's, it's all the rage. Like everybody's gonna want this. I'm telling you. Like, I should just, I should get an affiliate link. But so I always wanted like, like an everyday bag. I don't want like a, like a backpack. I'm like. So I got this like from Coach. It was like 600. This is like leather. It's like really nice.

B (5:43)

So it's like you paid 600 for coach. You could have just gone to Ross.

C (5:48)

That's disgusting. No, like, okay, well that's really so code in my foreseeing the photograph. See the way it's, it hangs. It's really nice the way it hangs. And then I can put everything.

B (5:58)

That is a purse. That's a full on purse.

C (6:02)

It's immerse. It's immerse as Erica Jane says, right?

B (6:05)

Show us your coin purse. It's not even a coin purse. It's a big ass like Birkin bag.

C (6:10)

My laptop. Yeah, it's like my 16 inch laptop. Like my laptop. My pills, my band aids.

B (6:16)

It's his Birkin. Your pills? Wait, he paid $600 for that but thought the popcorn purse was expensive at $40. Exactly.

C (6:25)

Popcorn purse. That's a piece of plastic. It was 550.

B (6:30)

No. Yes. But it was a souvenir piece of plastic. Did you buy this from a Coach store? Do they still have Coach stores?

C (6:36)

Yes. No, they're totally rebranded. They don't have those ugly prints anymore. This was like, like a lot of men have this bag. This bag actually sold out and they actually had to get it back in stock. There's no ugly like prints or anything like that. I love it. I love it.

B (6:54)

No, this isn't a popcorn purse. This. Yes. This is not a popcorn purse. The popcorn purse is the Devil wears Prada. Here, let me show you that. That purse, which is, it's reminiscent of yours.

C (7:07)

But see, Coach. Yes. Could you imagine? Here's the thing. You're paying for the leather, but you know how much those bags are in other brands. Like a Bottega is seven grand for like that like, no five grand. Four grand Gucci for canvas at least. This is nice as nice soft leather. Leather. But yes, I understand it's Coach. Look. But you know what the.

B (7:32)

I didn't even know they sold Coach outside of Ross.

C (7:35)

Nice. No, their stuff is actually. There's another bag there. It's called the Empire 48. Go look at it. It's cool. It's a cool like airport bag. No, I'm not joking, guys. I'm bougie as when it comes to this and I don't. And it is.

B (7:50)

Wow. Coach is like, no, dude trying to go in there.

C (7:54)

It's not ugly like it used to be 10 years ago. I get it.

B (7:58)

I mean it was ugly just at Christmas time.

C (8:03)

Yeah,

B (8:05)

this is the. See that's.

C (8:07)

No, but it's quite big. What? There I have another with there.

B (8:09)

I. Oh, wow, that's huge.

C (8:12)

No, it is big. It is big. But there. I'll send it to. Let me. Yeah, look, I'll send it. Look, I. Look, there's a photograph. I sent it into your post. Look, it actually is really nice when it like. See the way I hold it there? Like think about like an airport. It is pretty. It's in like that's the next. That one is 900.

B (8:39)

Like, wow. Coaches like their price. Well, that's going to be hard because then you're going to have like people that got got their Coach bag at Marshalls and then you're going to have people that got like these nice Coach bags. And we're both going to be like, we're both wearing Coach.

C (8:55)

I know.

B (8:56)

Like you have Coach, I have Coach. Like you're never going to have that moment with like a Gucci.

C (9:01)

There's another bag in Paris. It's called Sabatier Sab. I've been really looking at this for the last few months to find this perfect bag. And it's a Sabatier, like 47. 1947. I know, 1980. I don't know what the fuck it is. It's a store in Paris and. But everybody was like, it looks like it looks like a try hard Birkin. And I'm like, it kind of does, but. So I didn't get that.

B (9:22)

But yeah, a Birkin, like Mara Higgins.

C (9:27)

No, I mean, here's the thing. Like, what. Do you see that? That's a nice fucking bag for like an airport.

B (9:36)

Oh, look at. Carol says now that you have a purse, maybe now you won't lose your wallet so much.

C (9:41)

That is not guaranteed.

B (9:42)

No, now he's gonna lose his whole Purse.

C (9:45)

You can't lose that. It's so big. How pretty is that bag? Can I, can I get a shout out in the comments? Like, how pretty is that Empire bag? Like, do I need that?

B (9:54)

You can put your puppy in the bag.

C (9:58)

I could do. You know, I totally, like, changed my outfit before I went to the store so I. So I could actually look at what it looks like with this outfit.

B (10:07)

Coach started like Louis Vuitton. It was a leather and luggage brand from forever ago. I know. And then it became a Ross brand. And now I guess there it's making a comeback.

C (10:18)

I mean, you're not wrong.

B (10:20)

I mean, it was like anytime you saw it was Coach and Michael Kors. Like, those are the two, like, so

C (10:27)

ugly back in the day, like those prints. And I asked the woman, I said, you guys have really turned it around because all their bags are just leather now and you have a small little Coach thing on them.

B (10:35)

And like, look at. Thomas wants to know the name of the bag you got.

C (10:41)

It's called the Moat M O T T Messenger.

B (10:48)

It's a great bag. Stew. Lori says TJ Maxx, super soft.

C (10:52)

It's like TJ Maxx.

B (10:56)

He's a Maxinista, guys.

C (10:59)

Oh, that is so funny. Do you know what I will say, actually, there was a Ross right beside them all. Where I got it. I got it in Sherman Oaks. I have to go to Sherman Oaks to get it.

B (11:09)

I love that the two women in

C (11:12)

the store were so nice. Milo had a great time with them.

B (11:16)

Look at everyone. See, everyone's complimenting your bag.

C (11:19)

They do. It is cute.

B (11:21)

Debbie says we have Tommy Hilfiger bags at my Marshalls.

C (11:25)

Don't think Tommy has come back yet.

B (11:28)

It's. It's trying.

C (11:30)

The quality is much higher. They. They had to, like, they had to make it, like, much better because it was gonna go. Yeah.

B (11:36)

In the hole. It was going down. I know. It was one.

C (11:39)

I said to her, I said to the girls and so I said, you guys used to be kind of like a cheap ass brand. So she's like, we got rid of all the print. She's like, that was so many years ago. She said, we got rid of all that. People didn't like it anymore.

B (11:51)

No. But now the higher end, like Dior is starting to do print and Gucci starting to do more print. And they're getting like, loud with their prints again. That's what I noticed. So in. So I watched the Devil Wears Prada and it was actually, it was very good. Big fan.

C (12:06)

Okay.

B (12:06)

I'm excited I actually thoroughly enjoyed the movie. I thought it was fun. I thought it was funny. I thought. My only critique. And I don't know if you want me to share this, but my only critique. Cause I'm gonna share it anyway. Is Miranda Priestly. She's not Miranda. Okay, we need to take you off the damn screen. We still had the photo of you in your purse. Like, why is this.

C (12:25)

You know what? The more I look at it, the more I'm like, I'm fucking gonna go to Sherman Oaks and get that bag tonight.

B (12:29)

You don't need another purse. You got one purse. You're like a housewife that's just buying up all the bags that you don't need. Oh, look at copper. Mark says, go on, Poshmark. You can get a good coach.

C (12:42)

That's okay. I do love you.

B (12:44)

Don't buy coach second hand. It hasn't gotten. It hasn't made that much of a comeback.

C (12:48)

Expensive enough to buy secondhand. Just buy it new. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

B (12:53)

We're not doing secondhand coach.

C (12:55)

No way.

B (12:57)

We're thrifting. But I reck I like Devorah's Prada. I would give it a 10 out of 10. Well, nine out of 10. I didn't love Miranda. No, that's what people were thinking because she kind of looks aloof in the trailer. She doesn't have Alzheimer's, but she's not like the power house. She's not like, the powerhouse that she was, you know? You know, like, she was just, like, that real cunning, you know, bitch. Now she's, like, not really that much anymore.

C (13:27)

Okay. Zach runs Circle Throats. Dude, that's so funny. He does sometimes. He really does. He gets me wound up. I owned a consignment shop and sold secondhand everything.

B (13:41)

I love that. Okay, so I would recommend. If you're gonna watch it this weekend, I think you'll thoroughly enjoy them. I enjoyed it.

C (13:48)

I'm going at breakfast time.

B (13:51)

Oh, that's right. I forgot. You have. Who are you going with?

C (13:54)

My friend Michelle. She's in town with my friend Virginia. Like, who? I used to hang out with them years and years ago. My friend is having, like, an operation, and my other friend came into town to look after and stuff. So we're all just going to go.

B (14:06)

Oh, you're all going to get your purses and have a ladies brunch.

C (14:10)

But I don't know what. What movie theater is at Topanga Mall? I don't know.

B (14:13)

I. Topanga Mall? Oh, I think it's like an AMC it's probably an amc.

C (14:17)

Is that where the. The purses are?

B (14:19)

Yeah. You're going to buy one of the purses. You were just bitching about how expensive the fucking purse was, and now you're gonna go buy the purse.

C (14:26)

No, because you know what I'm gonna do? If it is there tomorrow, I will buy the purse and I'll bring it back here next Friday and I'll have popcorn in it.

B (14:33)

Oh, my God. No. I love. I go to the Alamo and they give you the buckets of. Of. What is it? Bottomless popcorn. It's like a big bucket that they give you and they bring, and it's great. And they have cocktails and every. It's great.

C (14:47)

I love the. I just. It's like a large Diet Coke. It's a large popcorn, and it's like a big bag of M&M's. Like, that's my go to every time. And I eat. I eat all the popcorn. The big bucket every time.

B (14:59)

All of it. That's a lot of popcorn to eat. But it has butter. And doesn't it get heavy in your stomach?

C (15:04)

Not me, because I always go when I'm starving.

B (15:08)

Like, you can't go on your GLP1 journey.

C (15:11)

Well, here's the thing. Now, I haven't. I haven't had a big bucket of popcorn since I've been on the GLP1 journey. So I don't know how I'm gonna feel. I haven't gone to the movies in a long time.

B (15:21)

It's probably gonna change. Has it helped with your drinking?

C (15:24)

Yeah, like, I don't. I don't. Like. Yeah, it's honestly, like. Like, I went to lunch yesterday and I had, like, half a glass of wine, and I was like, I don't even want to drink anymore. Again. Wow. The bottle. Like, when I'm out, like last Sunday, for example, I had two vodkas and two beers, and I was done. Like, I didn't want to drink anymore. And generally, like, when I would drink and stuff like that, like, it's six or seven vodkas, like, over a course of a day, like, you know what I mean? Down. Yeah, exactly. But now it's just like. No, it's almost like you kind of get sickly. It's like. It's a sickly feeling. Yeah.

B (16:01)

It takes away the. The, like, the. What is it? The.

C (16:05)

It's a thing called, like, a reward. So, like.

B (16:07)

Yes. Yeah. Yes.

C (16:09)

The receptor thing. Like, so, like, on a Friday evening, we all have a cocktail that generally, like, you know, like, whatever the weekend. Like, I'm not bothered either way. If someone texts me like, hey, do you want to go for a happy hour later? I'm like, okay, sure. Like, but I'm not like, I need to go get a drink at five o'. Clock.

B (16:25)

No, Susan says she loves that a chef eats a giant bucket of popcorn.

C (16:31)

Course. My God, of course I have the Empire bag. Somebody has the Empire bag. See, gorgeous.

B (16:38)

Love that. Okay, okay, let's actually get into all of this stuff, but really quickly, I'm going to give some love to this week's sponsor. And that is One Skin. Because we only have one skin and we wanna make sure we keep it looking cute. Am I right? A lot of skincare looks good on paper, but it doesn't really deliver the results that we want. Right? Or even worse, you're sold on this idea that you have to have 10 different products in order to have an effective routine. Not today, no more. That's why One Skin really does stand out. Their products aren't just about the hype or fancy packaging. It's about real science. The brand was founded by longevity researchers who asked a simple question. If visible skin aging is driven by damaged senescent cells, what if you could slow down that process just covering it up? The research shows that that OS1, which is One Skin's proprietary peptide, it's the first ingredient proven to switch off those damaged senescent cells and actually help slow skin aging directly at the source. This is serious science that fits easily into my existing routine. And every time I use One Skin, I'm giving my skin a clear signal to repair damaged cells, support collagen and strengthen my skin's barrier. One Skin's products are backed by extensive lab and clinical data, including four peer reviewed clinical studies to validate their efficacy and safety on all skin types. Okay, it really shows and you don't need a complicated routine to achieve healthier, younger looking skin. So if you want to give it a try. Born from over a decade of longevity research, One Skin's OS1 peptide is proven to target the visible signs of aging. Help you unlock your healthiest skin now and as you age. So you're not only treating it right now, but as you're aging, you're continuing to treat your skin for a limited time. Try One Skins One Skin with 15% off using code no filter at One Skin Co nofilter. That's 15% off. One Skin Co with code no filter. After you purchase, they'll ask where you heard about them. Please support the show and let Them know that we sent you. Let them know that Zach Peter loves one skin, and Zach Peter knows you will, too. So let them know. All right, so much to get into today. Let's start with Taylor, Frankie Paul Stuart. You kept up on the Mormon wives.

C (18:58)

Yeah, well, you're going to keep me up on that, so.

B (19:00)

Yes. So the Mormon wives, Taylor, Frankie, Paul. Remember they canceled the Bachelorette season because she was beaten. Dakota, her baby daddy.

C (19:08)

Yeah.

B (19:08)

And he was like, ah, she beats me. Well, now we're seeing that. Like, he.

C (19:15)

Oh, she beats me fucking funny.

B (19:18)

Okay, listen. And I dragged. I dragged her for filth, and I don't regret any dragging that I have done. But I'm saying that in this new court hearing, because they were. They were fighting, and then somehow the video got leaked at dmz, and then they had to go to court because he's like, oh, she beats me again. And so they had to, like, go before the judge because she. He was like, I need to take my kid because she beats me. And she was like, no, I need to take my kid because he beats me too. And then everybody was like, oh, my God, what a toxic. A terrible relationship this is. And then now they finally had their court hearing. They had a temporary protective order, but now the judge has said that that protective order is gonna carry on for the next three years. And so now they can't be around each other for three years. But the custody hearing, that's still ongoing in tbd. But Jesse Draper, who's one of the other Mormon wives, she's coming out in defense of Taylor, saying that Dakota is actually super toxic. And on the show while they were filming season five, and this is part of the reason some of the Housewives stopped. Some of the reasons that the housewives, or sorry, the Mormon Wives stopped filming this season, is because Dakota was bringing these videos up on camera. They were threatening to send these videos. Dakota and his roommate, they were threatening to send videos to tmz. Jesse says that they also have a voice note that they're threatening to send to TMZ as well. So it's now basically been confirmed that it's Dakota and. Or his friend slash roommate who have been sending these videos to TMZ to try and make Taylor look bad. And at this point, it looks like this is like a. A whole smear campaign that they're trying to run against her. So, I mean, listen, he's gross. He's toxic. I was dragging her so hard because we at least had physical, like, real evidence that she was physically abusing him. And the video was crazy. She's throwing the chair at him like she's, you know, like she's fighting in the Avengers. But now it's like they're both so crazy. And so now I get why the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives basically fired them both. Taylor may be coming back. I think Dakota is officially done on the show. The other wives seem to be banding together to have all of that talk taken off.

C (21:25)

They're just not going to have her back. Like, they're just. They can't. Right? Because you can't.

B (21:30)

I don't know. I think that the other wives are going to try to fight a way to bring her back on, but they're gonna try to keep him off. So I think they're gonna try to, like.

C (21:40)

Like, I think with something like that, when something is so bad like that. And, like, you know, you talk about Karen Hugo, like, 16 DUIs, or whatever. Right? And, like. And, you know, she's just back on like nothing fucking happened. I feel like there needs to be something where. Okay, for example, Karen, we're gonna have you back in the thing, but we need to fucking film you going to these AA meetings. We need you with a therapist. Like, we need to see you getting better for this to kind of be okay for us to bring you back on. Right. Like, the same way with that. Taylor, Frankie, Paul, like, we need to see you in anger management fucking meetings. And we're going to record them, and we're going to make that a part of the show to show that you're. You know what I'm saying? So it's like. Because it's just like, it's. It almost makes you like, oh, hey, I want to be a fucking criminal. I'm going to get rewarded for it.

B (22:28)

Like, you know, or not even want to be. But then you're not afraid of, like, yeah. You know, you. Which is. It sucks because then it's like you want people on reality TV to be crazy and entertaining, but then it's like, you have to find that fine line of, like, well, how do we not continue to reward this bad behavior while also holding people accountable.

C (22:46)

Yeah, that's because it does drive me crazy where it's like, wow, it's like, imagine there are people that have gotten, like, three or four DUIs, and they're in jail and.

B (22:55)

Yeah.

C (22:55)

You know what I mean? And, you know, thousands of. And then she's like, oh, like, come back on tv.

B (23:00)

And Karen, what a fucking loser. She was like, oh, it's because my mom Died nine years ago. And she's like, in Mother Day. Mother's Day's coming up.

C (23:07)

It's like admitting it to Andy on that interview.

B (23:11)

That was crazy. It was. That was her excuses that her. Her mother had passed away, and Mother's Day was coming up, and it was March, and her mom died nine years ago. I'm like, mother's Day's in May. What are you talking about?

C (23:23)

Or just like, it was just crazy for a year. Like, don't fucking throw back on the show. As soon as she gets out, it's like. Like, where's the punishment? Like, I don't know. That just always, like, annoys me.

B (23:34)

So hopefully, coming out of this case, the judge really gave it to them, and he called them both. He slammed them both as, like, toxic and basically said they need to get their shit together for the sake of their kid. Right. They share a kid now, and so it's time for the two of them to get it together. Her attorneys really argued that, like, Dakota has been plotting to, like, you know, drag her reputation and drag her down and make her look bad. But it's also like. I mean, yes, I get it. Him sending the videos to TMZ is shitty, but also, she's the one that's doing the things that she's doing in the video. Like, you can't absolve yourself from accountability of what's on the video just because someone chooses to share that video. It's fucked up with them to share the video. But also, you're the one throwing chairs and beating them up.

C (24:15)

Yeah. I mean, I think this was kind of his only way to kind of show, like, what she's really like and what I'm going through and stuff. Even if he's terrible as well. You know what I mean? He needs to, like. Yeah.

B (24:27)

Holly says Karen Huger showed us who she is. Nasty, mean, drunk.

C (24:31)

Yeah.

B (24:31)

Yeah.

C (24:32)

But you know what? You all keep watching the show, though.

B (24:35)

Very true. Okay, let's move to Blake Lively.

C (24:38)

So great.

B (24:39)

We have trial coming up. We are 18 days away from trial, from the kickoff, and they wanted to

C (24:46)

be going on as long as this does this trial.

B (24:48)

I know. No, I feel like. Right. So trial comes up May 18. So we're 18 days till trial, and they're putting together the final decisions when it comes to what evidence can be allowed to be shown for the jury. And she's gone as crazy as to be, like, I. She's afraid that some of the jury members, she believes if they're on TikTok, then they may have participated in the alleged smear campaign against her. So she's afraid of her own jury. She's like, we. There could. They could be. There could be people from this smear campaign and they could be tainting the other members of the jury. And I'm like, well, what the fuck is the point of a jury if you can't trust your own jury?

C (25:27)

All vetted anyway, right? They're all probably going to have background checks. Well, that was what tied to it and stuff.

B (25:33)

That's the whole point of, like, jury selection is the judge has to question them and ask who can be impartial and who can't be impartial. And like, I feel like jury selection is going to take a minute. But so she wants trial to go six weeks, a six week trial, which is crazy considering it's all been like, all of her sexual harassment claims have been thrown out the window. So there's really no need.

C (25:54)

So this is just like, you were talking shit about me and you're trying to defame me and whatever. And like, that's all we're going to try for now.

B (26:00)

It's a time.

C (26:02)

What a waste of time. It's like, yeah, she's lost. She lost.

B (26:07)

She's claiming. Well, so now the latest stipulation that came out this week was that the wayfarer parties were saying, listen, for the sake of trial, because we're not litigating toxic workplace. We're not litigating sexual harassment. We're not litigating all of these other things that she tried to bring into the courtroom being that none of that is even relevant anymore because all of those claims have been thrown out. We just want to hear about the smear campaign. So we don't need any evidence of sexual harassment to be presented to the jury. And that's kind of where they stand. Some people were kind of like, well, but then that's annoying because then you can't prove that she's a liar and that she was lying about sexual harassment. But it's like, but we're not litigating sexual harassment here anymore. So they were like, we'll just say that, like, word. She is presumed, like she believed that she was sexually harassed for the sake of trial just to litigate the issue at hand, which was there a smear campaign and did we enact a smear campaign against her in retaliation? And now she's upset. She was upset. She filed a new letter telling the judge, no. She wants the sexual harassment evidence to be presented at tribe. That's part of her strategy is to prove that she was sexually harassed. But they're like, but that's not even one of your claims. The judge gutted that piece from your case, as we predicted.

C (27:21)

Exhausting.

B (27:22)

She is exhausting. Like, she's truly exhausting.

C (27:25)

Just like dorit.

B (27:27)

Just like dorit. Oh, my God. I watched the reunion last night. Or no, I watched it this morning. Did you watch the second part?

C (27:33)

I watched it last night, and I watched it this morning because I needed to recap what I recapped.

B (27:37)

I mean, it's a lot of the same thing. So this is the real house has Beverly hills part two, the reunion, part two. The final part is next week. And this part was supposed to focus a lot about Amanda francis, who's the new girl that was brought in this season. And a lot of it just became kyle versus dorit. And dorit's whole argument is, it's like, you haven't been a good friend to me. And Kyle's like, well, I haven't been a good friend to you in the past two years when we haven't been friends, but I've been a good friend to you for the past decade.

C (28:05)

Yes.

B (28:05)

And then Dorit's like, no, you haven't been a good friend to me. I'm only talking about the last two years. And. And Kyle's like, yes, but that's because we weren't friends these last two years. But I've been a good friend to you overall. And drew, it's like, no, it's about, you know, you haven't supported my business.

C (28:20)

It's got. It's just. She just can't, like, just stop talking. And it's just. It's always like, dada, da da da da. It's like. It's not like, okay, I heard what you said. I'm gonna, like, absorb it. Think about it. It's just always, attack, attack, attack. I just loved when Kyle bought a book of the beppo.

B (28:40)

I mean, that she's like, I've supported everything. She's like. And dreet's like, no, this is my only business venture in the last five years. And I was like, I supported buga di beppo, which was the room.

C (28:49)

That juicy thing.

B (28:52)

Lucy goosey apple juicy. And her fake accent and the robbery.

C (28:59)

It's just.

B (29:00)

Yeah, Kyle has always defended dirty. She has.

C (29:02)

And, like. And same with Eric as well. Like, you know, when. When she says Bose is like, always, like, she's the. She's the. She's been there for me out of everybody here. And Eric is like, oh, yeah.

B (29:12)

Like, no, they all went up against Lisa Vanderpump for her.

C (29:17)

Yeah, they did.

B (29:20)

When Garcelle and Sutton were laughing about the robbery and saying that somebody, you know, somebody must have committed the robbery. Like they've always had Dorit's back.

C (29:29)

Yeah. I think even like the fact that

B (29:31)

she's trying to make it seem.

C (29:33)

Go ahead.

B (29:35)

The fact that she's trying to say that they haven't been good friends and Bose has been a better friend to her. Like, it's just. It's bullshit. And then I love how she's like, but this is my book. This is my latest. My latest business. And Kyle's like, it was the picture of the book. The book's not even out yet. Which. The book still isn't even out yet. It hasn't come. It doesn't come out till June. Cuz like, it was just the picture.

C (29:57)

It's a fucking. Like. And. And the thing about it is. And then Kyle, like, you know, and a lot of people don't like Kyle and stuff like that. And she hides. Kyle has revealed a lot about her life over the fucking 15 years. 68. Whatever it is. Right? Yes. Okay. The lesbian thing. There's a lot going on there because that other bitch doesn't want to be talked about on the show and stuff like that. So I felt like she had to be very tight lipped about it. And it's her coming out as lesbian possibly and stuff. And she probably didn't feel comfortable. And I do. And I, like, it's okay for one fucking thing not to be on the show. Like, it just is. Right. Even though I get it. Like, everything should be available, but it's like, we're not gonna hold her to the fire just because we didn't get the full story of this whole Morgan Wade thing.

B (30:37)

Right.

C (30:37)

But what I wanted to say was. Oh, God. When Kyle. Oh, fuck, I just. I missed it. Missed my point. Continue. It'll come back to me. Sorry. Damn it. I hate when that happens.

B (30:52)

What else did we get in this? Oh, we got the Morgan Wade stuff, which I thought was commendable on Dorit's end that she kept like, they all kept Kyle secret. And like, this is what was. Now, in retrospect, what was really fucked up about the Morgan Wade thing on the show is that Kyle clearly had a conversation with all of them about Morgan Wade and not to bring it up on camera. And it seemed like Erica and Dorit respected that and Sutton kept pushing it until eventually it seems like even Sutton was kind of like, oh, okay, I got the details. Like, whatever, I won't talk about this. But Garcelle was the only one that kept pushing it and poking at it of, like, well, can we say her name? Why can't we say her name? And I was just, like, really? Like, of all, like, I don't know. I just. I had a lot of respect now that we got confirmation that, like, Erica and Dorit and Sutton all knew about Morgan and knew that Kyle was struggling with her sexuality and wasn't sure if she wanted to talk about this on the show. And Kyle made a good point of, like, I've lived this show, what, 15 seasons now? Like, that's a long time. And she has shared a lot. And in the recent seasons, I feel like she has peeled black. Peeled back a lot. But.

C (32:03)

And she, you know, very emotional on camera. She doesn't hide that. You know, I mean, she cries at the drop of a hat.

B (32:10)

And she hasn't really hid her separation from Mo.

C (32:13)

No.

B (32:14)

And, like, how hard it is for him to date other girls. She still see her kids on the show. You still see the wedding on the show. Like, you see her going wedding shopping. Like, you know.

C (32:24)

Yeah.

B (32:24)

She's still showing her life. It was just that one really big piece of her life. But I also understand, like, why there was a reason that she was.

C (32:31)

Yeah.

B (32:32)

Not willing to share that.

C (32:35)

I just think. And then, like, you know, it kind of opened up with, you know, Amanda and Bo's going at it again. Like, I think. And at the end of the day, Bose, you sell. You sell courses. They don't make money. You said it on camera. That's what Amanda repeated. That was it.

B (32:47)

Yeah.

C (32:48)

And you know what I mean. You said you were losing money, and then, you know, she did this video on the airplane. Like, she says that I'd. I'd lose money. We didn't hear that. And why didn't you say that on the reunion? Why didn't you say that last night?

B (32:59)

Yeah.

C (33:00)

If that's what you said. She didn't. So it's like, that's what I don't.

B (33:03)

I've liked both, but I don't like her lack of accountability.

C (33:07)

Yes.

B (33:07)

At this rate, because it's show and Rachel Zoe. Same thing. There are things that Rachel was saying, like, about Dorit and stuff. That's why when I was like, we've all said it. We've all said it. We've all said. And then now they're showing and there's now. But now at the reunion, Last week, they showed unseen footage of Rachel Zoe talking about Dorit and her being laid and, you know, and. Oh, and saying that she couldn't find dorit for, like, 20 minutes. And Dorit was in the smoking zone the whole time. And I'm just like, so you guys were all saying these things, and you guys made Kyle look like she was the only one, you know, that was deep.

C (33:41)

It was a girl. Be careful what you're saying about pk, because he's going to use it against you. Like, it wasn't that deep. It was just like they were being friends with her for her.

B (33:49)

Yep.

C (33:50)

It's like. And then, like, Amanda was, like, terrified because she was like, oh, my God. I thought. I thought I said something really bad. I was so relieved when I saw the actual tape playback, and I just was like, oh, well, is that such a bad thing if she said that he was a raging alcoholic and stuff that. Well, I guess, you know, if it's true, like, whatever. Like, that was the worst thing that she said, and she was kind of on Dorit's side.

B (34:11)

Yeah. What it is is Dorit wanted to trash pk, and she wanted the other girls to back her up in that. And the other girls are like, we've been through separations. We know that this is not going to help you. It's only going to hurt you by trashing him on the show. So rather than engaging with her and validating that PK is so terrible. Which they haven't seen. Right. They're not seeing what PK's doing to her. And she's just like, oh, he's not paying the mortgage. Well, it's like, well, why don't you fucking pay the mortgage now that you're over here buying all these Gucci bags and you're buying a Kelly bag because now you have money. Why aren't you paying? She's. She's like, well, I just assumed that he was paying. I didn't ask questions. It's like, but you already knew that he was having financial issues, so why are you not staying on top of it? But it's because she wants to blame pk. She wants to find reasons to show that he's, you know, not who she wants him to be.

C (35:07)

And maybe she's terrified. She doesn't want to spend her own money because she doesn't know how much money she's going to have at the end of all this. You know what I mean?

B (35:12)

Then don't spend it on all the bags.

C (35:15)

Absolutely. And get the out of that house. Get out of that house and get a two or three bedroom apartment. You'll get into a nice apartment on the wheelchair corridor. There's nothing shabby about that. Get the out of that house. I do, yeah, it's. Yeah.

B (35:31)

And also just, I don't know, I don't love even the entitlement of her just being like he should pay for my life while I'm making my own money and spending my own money how I want to. Like that's not. And but yet she. I don't know if she thinks that that's like an empowering message or what she thinks of that, but it's like don't brag. Don't come on the show and brag about your money. And you made all this money off of your book advance, which we know it probably was. She maybe got at best 400 grand for the book. Maybe at best.

C (36:02)

Maybe, maybe 10 years ago she would have gotten that. I don't know now if you get that because I. Books are hard to sell now.

B (36:07)

Books are hard to sell. But she has the show, she has social media. Like I think she has leverage. I think maybe cuz she was saying that she got a big book advance so I'm assuming it. She had have gotten about 400 for the. The book advance. But like if that's what you're getting for the book advance then like.

C (36:25)

And then she get what she think she gets for the show is 600,000 per season. At this point.

B (36:36)

Yeah, maybe 600, 000. Yeah, I would say. I just.

C (36:43)

I don't know.

B (36:43)

It's coming back to bite her. It's like we did that.

C (36:47)

When she alienates so many people they're not going to want to shoot with her. That's what I'm saying. Like and I'm sure Bose and Rachel are having buyer's remorse now because they're like we got in the wrong side of the wrong person because she's coming across like an asshole.

B (37:01)

Yeah, she really is. And I don't think Kyle and Erica come across as bad. I think they know come across as good friends that were trying to look out for dorit. But here's the thing. Bose and Rachel are so new to the show that they don't understand how the show works. So they're filming it thinking it's going to be one thing and I think they filmed it thinking Kyle and Erica were coming across too strong on Dorit and Dorit's having a hard time. But that's why even like when they were in Italy. And then Rachel's like, she's going through a lot. And Erica's like, we're all going through a lot. Rachel like. And it's true. They were all true a lot at that time.

C (37:35)

Especially Erica is still fucking going through stuff. And like that's another thing as well. Like, I mean, I don't. I'll ask you about it later, but I mean about her, like her loan, her lawsuit. The 25 million was bought for 2 million. Now somebody else is going to go after her and like, and all this kind of. But that is stressful. I can't even imagine what Erica is still going through with that whole, you know. But then like the research to go after Sutton then as well. Oh, you do deep dive. So you wanted to get Amanda's courses and you. And she was like, yeah, I did. I thought it'd be fun to try them out and just see what they're all about. It wasn't meant to be this vindictive thing. And then, you know, they did the flashback and like there was nothing vindictive at all from Sutton about it, you know, and. But she's just like Dorit is like, hates everybody.

B (38:21)

I think she just like Sutton said last year, she hates her life right now.

C (38:25)

Yeah, yeah, she's right. Something was right with that.

B (38:31)

Holly says, Erica's court case. Why aren't more talking about it? Because we talked about it ad nauseam from. Well, here. No, here's the thing. Nobody cares because Eric is now the victim or she's now not the victim, but she's now the one, you know, on the other side of it. Whereas at the beginning everybody was like the victims, the victims, the widows and orphans and the burn victim, which let's be very clear, a lot of those people were paid a long time ago. Even the orphans and widows, they all got their money at the very start because there was insurance that covered the money that they were missing. It was like 2 million that was. That was needed to be owed to the orphans and widows. But so many dumb small minded people just ran with that. The orphans and widows. The orphans and widows. The orphans and had no idea what the fuck they were talking about because they were too dumb using their Cheeto dusted fingers to go trade widows.

C (39:19)

Like they're just locked onto those two words.

B (39:21)

Yeah, it sounds bad, but the orphans and widows were paid way at the start of all of this. Like the orphans and widows got their money. Like that's the thing. And everyone kept crying is Erica shouldn't be wearing the earrings. To pay back the orphans and widows. The orphans and widows were paid from the beginning. There was co counsel, his name was Jay Edelson, and he made sure that there was insurance money that was used to pay the orphans and widows. And then he was then battling it out with Gerardi Keys to try and make sure that, you know, that money came back number one. And number two, there were so many other people like, then all of these people started coming out saying, I was owed money by Tom. I was owed money by Tom. I think I was owed money by Tom. Everybody and their grandma suddenly thought that they were owed money by tomorrow. Didn't have any real provable cases, didn't have any, like legitimate court orders or a judge that had approved of that outside of the burn victim. And that's the one that we saw in the the Housewife and the Hustler, the Hulu documentary. Like they're just again, I covered this case. This was my first Blake and Baldoni. I went through that case ad nauseam. But so the reason people don't want to talk about it much anymore is because Erica for the most part, has been found to not have been involved in any of the misdemeanors deeds at Gerardi Keys. Now that Tom's gone to prison and Christopher Kimone, the CFO has also been sent to prison, Erica's name got dragged. I hope the lawyer, Ronald Richards. Oh, God, Ronald Richard. He's still around that creep of a guy, that stalker. My opinion, not trying to defame him. He's a stalker, in my opinion. In my very humble opinion.

C (41:01)

So it's just somebody said your ad y m a r Markham. Why was PK now asked about the mortgage? That's a good point.

B (41:11)

Oh, in the, in the interview that he did.

C (41:14)

Yeah.

B (41:19)

I mean, that's a great question. I mean, but also I feel like that the interview style that he or the show that he went on, that their interview style is not to like ask the salacious questions. It's like have a human connect. It's like Jay Shetty. Jay Shetty's not going to ask you. So let's talk about why you're not paying your mortgage. Like j is there to have like a heart to heart conversation with you? Holly says, I want Erica's name to be cleared. Done. I mean, it kind of has at this point. You know, she hasn't been charged legally or criminally with anything. Tom and Christopher Kimone have gone to prison. I don't know whatever happened to David Lira or Keith. But yeah,

C (41:57)

so yeah, who was I smirking at? Stu?

B (42:00)

Good.

C (42:01)

Probably my dog on the bed.

B (42:06)

Eric. Yeah, Erica's name got dragged. Good point, Zach. I love Coach, and not from Ross. I have no idea. Ross sells.

C (42:14)

No, I'm telling you, this bag topic was being really popular with your fans today.

B (42:20)

I know.

C (42:20)

What do you have? Do you know what, guys? I'll be back here next week with a new bag.

B (42:24)

There we go. Okay. Last thing I want to talk about is Kylie Jenner. She's being sued by her housekeeper, okay? Because the housekeeper claims that she was denied bathroom access. She was denied meal breaks. She was denied water, because that's Kylie's water, so she couldn't drink the water.

C (42:43)

For fuck's sake, get some crystal geyser. Get some crystal geyser in the fucking laundry room.

B (42:48)

No, no, no, no. Hold on. She wasn't allowed to, so. Well, for. There was one. One of the housekeepers was suing for, like, a toxic workplace, and now, I guess, a second housekeeper is suing.

C (43:03)

Who's this for Kylie or for.

B (43:05)

For Kylie Jenner. Yeah. So her name is Juana Delgado Soto, and she filed a lawsuit against Kylie. Against Kylie, her staff supervisor, and the, I guess, the family services that hired her. She's claiming racial discrimination. What? In the 2020, she's claiming sexual harassment. When are we. 2016. She, like, is pulling all of our culture movements. Yeah, no, just harassment. Sorry, not sexual. Racial discrimination. Harassment. Failure to pay wages, failure to prevent and remedy harassment and discrimination. So according to the Los Angeles Times, Soto began working for Jenner in 2019. While she claims in the lawsuit that meal and rest breaks were withheld from her while working for Kylie Jenner, she said that things got significantly worse in 2023 when Cibrian became her supervisor. So she claims she made a report

C (44:09)

problem, it seems like. Or a girl or woman or whatever. Whoever this supervisor is, I'm sure Kylie's not. Is not being like, you can't fucking drink water.

B (44:16)

No, it's not. Kyl personal. Yeah, it's not Kylie personal. It's whoever, like the groundskeeper or the property manager. She's the one that seems like was. Was being a. Kylie had no idea. Kylie's probably pissed. So she claims that she tried to report this and that she was accusing them of mocking her and. And poking fun of her accent and making fun of her immigration status and calling her stupid like this. Like, feels like old school, like high school bullying, or not even high school, like middle school bullying. So now she's sounds like Jeff.

C (44:51)

She's.

B (44:52)

She Says. She says the law. So she says that she was forced to miss her birthday surprise party in order to cover one of Kylie's dinners. And she was also denied adequate time to grieve her brother's death. How did she miss her surprise party if it was a surprise like that? That one kind of. I was like, wait. She's like, I missed my surprise party. How did you. How did you miss the surprise? It's a surprise. You weren't even supposed to know about it.

C (45:29)

Oh, my God. I'm gonna lose my mind. It's so funny.

B (45:34)

I don't know.

C (45:36)

Oh,

B (45:38)

she says that she wasn't allowed. Oh, I guess. She wrote a letter to Kylie. It says things came to a head in April of last year. And so she wrote a lengthy letter to Kylie airing all her grievances against the other staff members. And then she placed the letter on Kylie's massage bed directly before she was scheduled to get a massage. She was taking notes to Kylie.

C (46:01)

Yeah, I think. Here's the thing. You have to go to the top sometimes.

B (46:07)

Sure.

C (46:07)

There's people that are horrendous in jobs, and they're just bullies.

B (46:10)

Yes. I believe that.

C (46:12)

You know what I mean? It's like, I just don't know how much.

B (46:16)

I just don't know how much. Kylie was like, oh, my God. Let me take this seriously. Look at. See? Isaac says, leave Kylie alone. She's busy playing with Chalamet's. Oh, small dick.

C (46:28)

Oh.

B (46:28)

Oh, my God. That is small dick. So in the letter, she wrote that she needed to express how terribly mentally abused she is. And she apologizes for letting Kylie know about all these situations. She says, I know you wouldn't allow this to happen if you were aware of it. Kylie's like, what the fuck is this? Get it out. She's like, clean this up.

C (46:48)

Is this a lip gloss? Like, what is this?

B (46:54)

She says that after she placed the letter on Kylie's massage table, she was threatened with. She was threatened with termination. So Kylie's like, don't ever do this again or you're fired. She was told after that, she was told she was no longer allowed to look at Kylie, smile at Kylie, and if she saw Kylie, she would have to disappear. And then she claims that she was given restricted access to the bathroom after all of this.

C (47:22)

Oh, for sake.

B (47:23)

And she was forced to clean Kylie's doghouse. She was forced to clean Kylie's doghouse after that, too.

C (47:30)

She was in the doghouse.

B (47:32)

She was in the doghouse.

C (47:34)

She was in the dog house, literally.

B (47:36)

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C (48:05)

Fuck.

B (48:06)

Oh, my God.

C (48:07)

Poor woman.

B (48:09)

Yeah, poor woman. She had to live this. I mean, but when you work for celebrities or high profile, I'm not saying that it's right, but like, a lot of these things aren't so common.

C (48:19)

It's hard to get like a good, like, get good employment. I mean, I've done it over the years. I've worked in tons of houses around here. Like, you know, and like, like, I've. It's always been like, I've. Oh, I think I've been very. Look, I've, you know, I've worked for some like, awful people, but like, but most part, like, they're decent and they're decent to their, their housekeepers and their maids and stuff like that. Like, and they give them. And they live well and they buy them cars and stuff. Like. And that's just what I've seen. But there's, you know, there's obviously the other side. Yeah, I mean, like, I remember once I went to Christina Aguilera's house years ago and the agency called me and I never did these calls. Like, I just would do dinner parties and stuff like that. And I did the odd. Like, I think I did, like, I was doing like Johnny Depp's like, parents and stuff like that for like months. And I would get this odd call, like, hey, can you fill in a day? And I'm like, I'm like, okay, well, who is it? And she's like, well, you're not really gonna like it. I'm like, well, who is it? And she's like, it's Christina Aguilera. And I'm like, she. But she's like, she's a nightmare. And I'm like, I've heard that. And I'm like, look, I have to do it, though. I said I have to go see her because I love Christina Aguilera and I think she's fabulous. And so I went up and I needed to get. I had to get like two. No, I had to get three different types of breakfasts, three different types of lunches, and three different types of dinners. And I was like, I was like, this is so. I just like shopped like crazy. Like, I just bought a bunch of shit. Like I must have spent like 3, $400 in fucking groceries just for one day, right? Because I just wanted to have my ass covered in case like anything happened. So I go up there and it wasn't that she wanted to eat three breakfasts, it's just she wanted the option of like either one. And mom was like, you know, like

B (50:14)

she wanted them ready or she just wanted a menu.

C (50:17)

So basically she would be up in her room and then like the person, like the security guard, whatever, the helper in the house would come down. I'd be in the kitchen. It was actually really funny. I was on Rachel Ray that day and it was airing on the TV when I was working. It was just like I did a segment, whatever. But anyway, that was just something I remember. But like, yeah, so they would take it up and she would eat like a few bites of each thing and then like, and then like, you know, lunch was the same. Like lunch would have been like a grilled cheese and tomato soup. I remember was one and was like a Campbell's tomato soup. Like she just wanted that with two other things. I can't remember what it was, but I remember it was like three different things for breakfast, lunch, dinner. I never went back again. Now she came down and she was lovely and she said hi to me and she was playing with her kid and stuff like that. And it wasn't like horrendous. Like I, you know, I heard that it was, you know what I mean? But it was just, I was just a fill in for a day or whatever it was. But yeah, but I had to see her. It was like, great.

B (51:12)

She wants a buffet. What era was this? Like where like, was she more Lena Dunham? Was she more Kelly Osborne? I want to wear along the spectrum.

C (51:22)

Say this was about.

B (51:25)

Because if she wants three different meals

C (51:27)

at one time, then I understand probably 14 years ago. She lived in that. She lived in the, the Osborne's old house. Yeah. So this was that horse.

B (51:36)

This was before. This was before Ozempic.

C (51:39)

Yes.

B (51:40)

Was she in her huskier phase?

C (51:42)

Wasn't huge though. I don't think she was. No. She's small, you know what I mean? She's short.

B (51:47)

Well, you can be small and still be true.

C (51:51)

I don't know. She was like, no, I don't think.

B (51:53)

Well, if she's ordering three meals per meal, nine meals a day, that's a lot of meals. Now I get it.

C (52:00)

It was exhausting. I was like, I could not do this five days a week. Like I couldn't like, like you know what I mean? But she was. She didn't want, like, super high end type food. It was just like regular stuff. You know what I mean? So maybe it would have been a lot easier, but yeah, Isaac says you

B (52:16)

can be mean if you're talented. That's why Christina still has a career. That's crazy when you have no talent like Blake Lively.

C (52:24)

Yeah, it's crazy. Yeah. I did so many over the years, like Cindy Crawford. I did her birthday once as well, and she walked into the kitchen so nice and just looked stunning, like, in front of you. I was like, oh, my God. I didn't know I was cooking for her birthday because it was at a friend's house and the friend had hired me. And then they were like, Cindy Crawford's birthday. And I'm like, well, thanks for telling me. You know, I was just like, you can't just throw that at me. And then she came in. She was looking for ice. I was like, the ice machine is right there. And she was super nice, and she came in, she thanked me for my short ribs. She loved my short ribs. Interesting. Yeah.

B (52:59)

Fun.

C (53:00)

I don't do that anymore, but it was fun at the time.

B (53:05)

People are asking for what the. What the scale of Lena to. Do, you know, the scale of Lena to. Donna's obsessed with Lena Dunham right now. And I don't know why.

C (53:18)

What? What? Okay, I'm probably, like, thinking the same thing as Donna's thinking, but, like, why is she upset? I kind of am too. Like, first of all, I don't know why she's. Oh, Jesus. Why is she.

B (53:29)

This is. So this is Lena Dunham for the comparison or the. The point that I was making. That's Lena Dunham. And then here's Kelly Osborne. So this is the scale that I was referring to. Was Christina Moore on the Lena Dunham side or was Christina Moore on the Kelly side?

C (53:46)

What is the Kelly Osborne thing? Like, is it like just GLP1? It's like ozempic extreme, right? Like, she's just.

B (53:52)

Well, she. She says it's grief because she lost her dad.

C (53:56)

Was she fair?

B (53:58)

Is really intense.

C (53:59)

That is fair. That's fair.

B (54:01)

Yeah.

C (54:02)

Yeah.

B (54:02)

Okay. But also, it looks very GLP1. But, like, if you're. If you're grieving and taking a GLP1, like, I think you should stop taking the GLP1 if, you know, you're already struggling to eat and you're going through grief. I just don't think it's healthy. I also heard this thing that, like, people that overdo it? Because it, like, inhibits, like, what did you say? The reward part of your brain. Like, so where you get excited when you eat or excited when you drink, like, that serotonin or whatever it is. Don't quote me. I'm not a doctor. But that reward system is gone. But then they say for people that overdo it with. Or that take a lot of the GLP1. Like, right now, microdosing is something a lot of people do, but when you up it too much, it also can take away that reward system for other things in your life, too, like with love and friendships and community. So you then lose, like, the joy of life. So imagine grieving while also pairing that with the GLP1 and, like, finding no joy.

C (55:06)

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because I've kind of started to read things about, like, people taking it and they're in relationships and they're kind of, like, not, like, as close anymore.

B (55:18)

Yeah. Because they just, like, don't find joy in things anymore.

C (55:22)

Just can't have it all. You can be miserable and look fantastic.

B (55:29)

Yeah. Or you can be fat and happy. They said Lena's dress is see through. It is see through. I didn't realize that you can see.

C (55:37)

Is that a recent photograph? Why is she on tour right now in all these shows? I don't understand.

B (55:42)

She has a new book out. She has a new book out? What is it?

C (55:48)

Her.

B (55:49)

Her book? It's called Fame Sick. And Donna's reading it, and Donna loves it.

C (55:54)

Oh, okay.

B (55:55)

But it. It talks about fame and how she. She calls fame a condition, like an illness, and fame is, you know, hard.

C (56:04)

Interesting.

B (56:06)

Donna's view of Lena has changed after reading her book. Lance still does not like her. Well, because Lance is a man. Oh, my God.

C (56:17)

It's so fucking funny.

B (56:18)

Did you ever watch Girls?

C (56:21)

No. I heard it was really good, though.

B (56:26)

Yeah. Third GLP is coming up.

C (56:30)

Other shows. We have Rhode island to start, so just don't even go there.

B (56:33)

Like, I haven't even. You're watching Rhode Island. You like that, right?

C (56:38)

I do. Here's the thing. I love their accents, and I love the videos girls throw down. And you know what? Housewives has not been great recently, so this could be great. Wow.

B (56:51)

I don't know. I'm not. I. I don't know if I can commit to another Housewives, but everyone keeps telling me I need to watch.

C (56:56)

I have a question for all the Zachified people here. Is that what you call them? What do you call them?

B (57:03)

Zach Pack.

C (57:03)

Zach Pack. It's a Zach Pack. If Zach and I planned a trip. So I'm doing.

B (57:09)

Oh, yeah? Yeah.

C (57:10)

I'm doing a trip to Ireland, right? And it just sold out. It sold out this week. So 16 spots are sold out. I'm going to Ireland. I'm taking 16 people with me from the 9th to the 16th of September. We have a tour guide. We're doing the whole country. We're gonna drink, eat. We're gonna have a lot of fun, right? It's gonna be great. But Zach was on my show yesterday, and we were talking about. And he's like, hey, I wonder if we did something together? Like, where would you guys like to go if me and Zach did a trip together? Like a fun trip, but we get to see and tour a cool country or a city or what? Like, where would you guys love to go? Like, what would be the place that you possibly would be interested in?

B (57:47)

We need with us. Yeah. No, I don't want to do a cruise.

C (57:52)

No. No cruise. No. Unless it's the Four Seasons cruise. Yeah.

B (57:59)

No, people go disappearing on cruises.

C (58:01)

Not on The Four Seasons 1. The Four Seasons yacht. Have you seen it? Jesus, it's amazing.

B (58:07)

Poland. That's interesting. Okay, pound town. Where is pound town? Australia. Rome. Australia. Safari would be fun.

C (58:17)

Safari would be fun. That must be that. We. So expensive. Expensive, though, I feel like Scotland.

B (58:22)

Where?

C (58:22)

Costa Rica.

B (58:23)

Scotland. Safari. Safari would be expensive.

C (58:27)

Like South Africa. Yeah, that would be pricey. Where are all your experts? Like, what about, like, France or, like, Italy or Greece or Sicily?

B (58:38)

France, Italy or Europe.

C (58:40)

Something in Europe where you can kind of go around and, like, you could spend, like, you know, for example, you could go to Paris. You could spend two nights in Paris. Then you could go to Provence, to the Rose region and the Champagne region and do that. Then maybe go down south. You could even, like, do South France. Word. You go down there for two nights. It's kind of like a tour of kind of the country you go to. I don't know. Like, in Ireland. We're going all around the country of Ireland, pretty much the south of the country in eight days. But, yeah, it's just something to think about and, like, it could be fun. It just. It's always like. Yeah, but what you could do is we could always. We could also also talk to. To Trova trip. And then we put out, like, you put out, like a. Like, you collect people's, like, emails, and, like, they fill out a survey of, like, where would they be interested in going and that. Then you kind of figure it out from that. Of where people kind of want to go and they're interested in going and stuff like that. Yeah, it's like a survey you do first. Yeah. Greece. Greece.

B (59:37)

Think about that.

C (59:38)

Greece would be beautiful.

B (59:40)

Greece, Italy. Italy would be fun.

C (59:44)

Yeah, Italy. I think Italy would be amazing because there's just so much great stuff. And the food is amazing as well.

B (59:49)

If you go in Europe, it's small, you can take the train and go on a tour. That would be fun.

C (59:54)

The train thing is cool too. Yeah. I want to do the Orient Express. That's. I'm dying to do the Orient Express for like two nights.

B (60:01)

What is. What is.

C (60:03)

Go look it up. It's like, it's these amazing trains. Like, you know, like, they're so decked out, they're just chic and just like, you have beds in them and then you wake up and then you go have lunch and you sit in the cart for dinner and there's a piano playing and you're like, you're going from like, London to Venice. It's like. And you're. You're just traveling for like. I think it's like, I think you can get it for like four or $5,000 for like a day and a half. But it's like, it's a once off thing. It's like a bucket list thing. You do it and it. You get dressed up and it's. Go look at it. It just looks so fabulous. I'd love to do it. Like, I wanna. I don't want to do it for like three or four nights. Like, you know, a day and a half. Traveling on a train is like, enough, you know.

B (60:44)

Yeah.

C (60:45)

Like, you go to sleep and then you wake up in Paris. Like, you'd arrive into Paris, you know, I mean, it's kind of fun. Be cool.

B (60:52)

All right, well, we'll think on that and figure out a place to go, because that would be fun and I'd be down for that.

C (60:58)

It'd be hilarious.

B (61:01)

But we need to go somewhere where we can do like, that. Like, that's why safari would be fun, because then we could, like, ride elephants. But yeah, we need somewhere we can go.

C (61:10)

And like, do look at pricing because it's just like, it depends on your audience, like, how much money you want to spend and stuff. Because, like, the trip to Ireland for eight days, for example, is 4400. And that's like the all hotels transfers, two dinners and all breakfasts included in that and the tickets and all that, you know, for all the tours and all that stuff. Yeah. So, yeah, it's not bad. It's a long time. Like, eight days is a long time.

B (61:34)

Yeah. Yeah. Eight days is a long time.

C (61:37)

Wow.

B (61:38)

I didn't realize we were going that far. Okay, well. Oh, they said no writing wild animals. That'll kill you.

C (61:46)

It's true, too.

B (61:47)

Well, and worse, which Abu Dhabi trying to write an elephant. Okay, let's. Let's wrap, because I know we gotta. We gots to go, but I did do your show, and everyone can go listen to don't let me. It's Stew. We get into a lot more reality tv. Housewives, the Valley, all that good stuff.

C (62:07)

Erica Kirk, Eric Kirk.

B (62:11)

Just.

C (62:12)

We're not being mean. We're just talking about the memes.

B (62:14)

Yeah, the memes. Yay. It does not include air. No, you. Airfare.

C (62:21)

They just can't because everybody's coming from all over the place, so everybody just needs to get.

B (62:24)

So to have one flat rate. Yeah. To have one flat rate for airport. Everybody's airfare is challenging. Okay. That said. All right, guys, thank you for tuning in. Be sure to subscribe. Hit the like button, leave a comment, let me know where you would like to take an international trip to. If Stu and I were to do a trip, where would you want to go with us? Where could DM us? Drop a comment.

C (62:47)

Countries. We'll see who's.

B (62:49)

Yeah, we'll put a list together.

C (62:50)

Yeah.

B (62:50)

What is this guy's channel? Stu, what's your channel at Chef Stewart?

C (62:54)

O'. Keefe. On Instagram, Tick Tock, Facebook, whatever. And then don't let it stew on all podcasts. And then if you want to watch it on YouTube, go to her media. That's the company I'm with. And all my podcasts are on their video. So you can watch me and Zach chat.

B (63:14)

Yeah. Or if they type in, don't let it stew on the search bar. And YouTube. That'll come up too. Yeah, perfect. All right, guys, I'll talk to you on Monday. Enjoy your weekend. Have a good one. Bye.