#2998 RHOC S19E10 Part Two: Beverly Shrillbillies

Summary

Watch What Crappens: RHOC S19E10 Part Two: Beverly Shrillbillies

Podcast: Watch What Crappens
Hosts: Ben Mandelker & Ronnie Karam
Episode: #2998
Date: September 12, 2025

---

Episode Overview

In this episode, Ben and Ronnie return for the second part of their riotous Real Housewives of Orange County (RHOC) Season 19, Episode 10 recap, dubbed “Beverly Shrillbillies.” They roast, praise, and mercilessly eviscerate the Housewives as they split time between Temecula’s sidecars and cheese boards and the glitz of Beverly Hills shopping and improv adventures. Personal hang-ups, awkward apologies, and plenty of fat-shaming drama keep the laughs rolling and the shade maximum.

---

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Motorcycles & Sidecars in Temecula (03:25 – 07:51)

• Tamara orchestrates a motorcycle adventure for the Temecula group, complete with wacky sidecar drivers.
• Shannon’s anxiety and comedic paranoia about birds and bugs are on full display:
  • “Should I keep my mouth shut for bugs?” – Shannon (04:31)
• Matchmaking hijinks: Tamara tries to set up Shannon with the sidecar driver, joking about her desperation and the perils of hurricane zones (04:18).
• Ongoing physical comedy includes Shannon accidentally smacking someone in celebration and nasal mishaps:
  • “Oh my God, Shannon, I just got something on my face. It was my snot. … I’m sorry you can’t handle my snack.” – Tamara (05:17)

2. The Beverly Hills Shopping Montage & Paparazzo Sideshow (07:03 – 10:54)

• Heather leads a Rodeo Drive strut, channeling Sex and the City energy with girlfriends in ‘girls about town’ mode (07:16).
• Authenticity in question: Heather is accused of hiring a paparazzi for staged photos, only to have the “spontaneous” paparazzo loudly protest her innocence:
  • “This is so Heather.” – Ronnie (09:11)
  • “Thank you for vindicating me!” – Heather (08:52)
• Dining at Crustacean: Expensive steaks and iconic tuna cigars (“basically little, tiny Lady Gaga's in a steamed bowl”) put Heather in her comedic “cavewoman” mode.
  • “Act like you’ve been here before… You’re on a show about wealth. Just act like it already.” – Michelle (10:54)

3. Wine Tasting & Spittoon Antics in Temecula (12:15 – 14:45)

• Cheese, wine, and spittoons inspire chaos: Gina jokes she needs a spit bucket, sparking discussion of the viral “hawktua” TikTok meme—much to Shannon’s confusion.
• Double entendre galore: A producer asks, “Are you more of a swallower?” leading to blushing and laughter (14:41).
• Ben and Ronnie bemoan the group’s immaturity and recurring food weirdness, especially from Emily.

4. Heather Dubrow’s Improv Class Escapades (16:36 – 18:46)

• Heather brags about her Groundlings improv classes: The guys riff about her attempts at mirroring exercises and acting like a “Snow White queen.”
  • “When you look at Heather Dubrow, the last thing that you think of is, like, Groundlings. … That’s what I call the people on the first floor of our building.” – Michelle (17:47)
• Stage musical snippets: Heather’s satirical “Goodbye, poor people!” song lines featured, mocking Orange County sensibilities.

5. Jen, Tamara, and “Fat Photo” Feud (27:11 – 38:43)

• Jen confronts Tamara over the distribution of an unflattering “fat photo.”
• Semantic hair-splitting and faux contrition:
  • “I never said it was a fatty photo. It was just a photo where you were fat in it.” – Tamara (34:05)
  • Tamara admits the intent was to highlight Jen looking different, prompting Jen to explain her past comfort eating and loneliness (35:14).
  • “Now her boobs are out constantly… She’s driving around in the triangle. Fat people can’t fit in triangles.” – Tamara (35:39)
• Shade on top of shade: The photo is shown, Jen calls it “disgusting,” which the hosts brutally mock:
  • “It’s not disgusting to be five pounds overweight. What the f— is wrong with you people?” – Ronnie (37:19)
• Resolution—or not:
  • Tamara gives a half-hearted apology, mocking her own “thin security,” and they both claim to move on, but the crew (and the hosts) are not convinced.

6. Shannon vs. Tamara: Grudges & Alcohol Accusations (39:37 – 41:50)

• Shannon confronts Tamara’s pattern of taking things “low” during fights, tired of always being made the villain and called an “alcoholic.”
• Deflection and Dogpiling: Tamara defends her actions as honest concerns for Shannon’s wellbeing, pulling Gina into the mix as someone else who has expressed concern about Shannon’s drinking.
  • “So predictable.” – Ronnie (41:32)
• Classic RHOC: The cycle of friendship, betrayal, and half-apologies continues as the women argue over who’s truly accountable and who’s just performing for the cameras.

---

Notable Quotes & Moments (with Timestamps)

• “Should I keep my mouth shut for bugs?” – Shannon (04:31)
• “I was like, you know what? I wouldn’t mind a life of riding in a sidecar instead of that cyber truck. But he said, sorry, already been claimed.” – Tamara (06:34)
• “You knew where all the fancy stores are.” "Yeah, it's fucking Rodeo Drive, Gretchen..." – Tamara & Ronnie (08:05)
• Paparazzo protests too much: “I know who shot that shot, and it was not set up. I know it for a fact.” – Paparazzi lady (10:16)
• Heather’s improv character: “Hello, poor people. Welcome to Ridge County. I'm sorry that you're poor. I'm so sorry that you're poor. Goodbye, goodbye, poor people, poor people welcome.” – Heather’s musical (17:15)
• The “fat photo” confrontation:
  • “Oh, well, basically it was to call you fat.” – Tamara (34:13)
  • “I mean, it was just a photo where you were fat in it.” – Tamara (34:05)
  • “It’s not disgusting to be five pounds overweight.” – Ronnie (37:19)
• Grudge match:
  • “You know what, Tamara? … You don’t want to take for what you do. You go low.” – Shannon (39:37)
  • “Sorrys don’t have any calories, so you should take it.” – Ronnie (36:49)

---

Episode Flow & Tone

The conversation is rapid-fire, sarcastic, and occasionally verges on the surreal as Ben and Ronnie impersonate the housewives, insert their own riffs, and deliver sharp, loving mockery. Their commentary creates a tapestry of callbacks, in-jokes, and earnest reality TV observation—always frying the Housewives, never sparing the ridiculousness of their situations or their own comedic impulses.

---

Segment Timestamps

• 03:25 – Temecula motorcycle adventure begins
• 07:03 – Beverly Hills shopping and paparazzi subplot
• 10:54 – Crustacean dinner and food shaming
• 12:15 – Winery and spittoon jokes
• 16:36 – Heather’s improv adventures and musical
• 27:11 – The Fat Photo fight and convoluted apologies
• 39:37 – Shannon & Tamara grudge showdown
• 41:50 – Episode wraps & preview of next week’s shade

---

Final Thoughts

This episode is a raucous, joke-dense dissection of RHOC at its messiest—lowbrow and high-drama, with a constant stream of side jokes about class, body-image, and Housewives self-mythology. Ben and Ronnie’s loving mockery and quick wit shine here, making even the pettiest fights feel hilarious and consequential.

If you want Housewives drama, eye-rolling shade, and comedic exorcisms of Bravo absurdity, this recap has it all.

Transcript

[Ronnie]

Feeling better in your body shouldn't be a full time job. That's why hers makes it easier to get started and stick with it. Backed by expert, guided online care that puts your weight loss goals first, hers.

[Michelle]

Is transforming women's healthcare by providing access to affordable weight loss treatment plans. They connect you with a medical provider who will work with you to determine the best treatment option for you.

[Ronnie]

This isn't cookie cutter care that forgets you in the waiting room, it's your health and goals. Put first with real medical providers making sure you get what you need to get results. All from the comfort of your couch.

[Michelle]

So if you've been struggling with your weight loss journey, it's time you find the best option that works for you through hers.

[Ronnie]

Whether you want to lose weight, grow thicker, fuller hair, or find relief for anxiety, hers has you covered. Visit forhers.com crappens to get a personalized, affordable plan that gets you that's f.

[Michelle]

O r h e r-s.com crappin's forherz.com crappens weight loss by hers is not available everywhere. Compounded products are not approved or reviewed for safety, effectiveness or quality by the fda. Prescription required. See website for full details, important safety information and restrictions. Actual price depends on product and plan purchased.

[Ronnie]

Audible's Romance Collection has something to satisfy every side of you.

[Michelle]

When it comes to what romance you're into, you can't be pinned down. Unless you want to be. Here's your invitation to have it all.

[Ronnie]

Fancy a dalliance with a duke or perhaps a sexy billionaire? Find a book boyfriend in the city and another on the hockey field. Or if nothing on this earth satisfies, you can always find love in another realm.

[Michelle]

Hear modern rom coms from authors like Lily Chu and Ali Hazelwood, the latest romantasy series from Sarah J. Maas and Rebecca Yarros, and Regency favorites like Bridgerton and Outlander. Plus all the really steamy stuff.

[Ronnie]

Your first great love story is free when you sign up for a free 30 day trial at audible.com crappins that's audible.com crappins you know that feeling when you come home late from work and those puppy dog eyes just pierce right through your soul? Or when you're packing for a trip and your cat refuses to leave your suitcase? Yeah, we've all been there. Pet parent guilt is real. And you know what? It's completely normal.

[Michelle]

That's exactly why Hill's Pet Nutrition exists. They understand that being a pet parent means being human. With all our imperfections and daily juggling.

[Ronnie]

Acts Hill's science led nutrition helps you give more love than humanly possible.

[Michelle]

Whether it's those long work days or trying to balance attention between multiple pets. Hill's pet nutrition gets it. They've created science based nutrition that supports your pet's lifelong health so you can feel confident even when life gets hectic.

[Ronnie]

Because you're only human. There's Hills. Science does more.

[Michelle]

Ready to let go of the guilt? Find the right [e-mail] crappins that's hillspet.com crappins watch what crappins. Watch what crappens. Who cares what happens when there's so much.

[Ronnie]

Crap?

[Michelle]

Who cares what happens when there's so much that crap B. Hi, everyone. Welcome back. This is part two of a two part recap. If you're wondering where part one was, well, go check in the feed and be sure to subscribe.

[Ronnie]

So then we go to Temecula and.

[Tamara]

Tamara's like, okay, girl, so let me see this here. Just kidding. It's motorcycles.

[Ronnie]

And Shannon's like, oh, God, I hope it's not.

[Tamara]

But it's.

[Ronnie]

It's motorcycles. Well, wait.

[Tamara]

Great.

[Ronnie]

Guess I'll go on a motorcycle.

[Tamara]

I guess we'll go on a motorcycle. Does anyone notice that birds are flying especially low today? Is that just me? She's like, oh, my God. What the. Is that something like not dressed for, like, a motor car.

[Ronnie]

So they wackily take sidecars that these big dudes are driving and they.

[Tamara]

Offer. Are you single? Are you single for Shannon? Hey, if you're single, I've got someone desperate here. Am I right? Am I right?

[Ronnie]

Shannon, show Snackle. Show them your snack.

[Tamara]

Question. Okay, Mr. Sidecar Driver, first of all, do you actually have any sidecars to offer also? And second of all, you don't happen.

[Michelle]

To live in the path of a hurricane, do you?

[Tamara]

Okay, great. I think we can continue this romance.

[Ronnie]

Should I keep my mouth shut for bugs? He's like, no. Oh, my God. What am I on a roller coaster?

[Tamara]

I'm terrified.

[Ronnie]

I fell down. I'm just in the sidecar, but I.

[Tamara]

Can still fall Wacky. I am getting a phone call from Heather debrow. Hi, Heather, how are you?

[Michelle]

Yes, Shannon, I just want to say you should keep your mouth closed. Not for the bugs, but just in case a bird flies in there. Okay, have a great time.

[Ronnie]

Birds fly low in poor country.

[Michelle]

Eagles don't fly with pigeons, but they also don't fly as high as my penthouse.

[Tamara]

Oh, my God, I've got some snot. Snot's coming out of my nose.

[Ronnie]

Snot coming out of my mouth. Oh, my God, Shannon, I'm right behind you. Please don't get. Oh, Shannon, I just got something on my face. It was my snot. I'm so sorry about my snot. Shannon, why are you talking like I'm on a motor? So am I. And I'm not talking like that. I'm sorry you can't handle my snack.

[Tamara]

Please, Shannon, are you turning into Roger Rabbit? A shave and a haircut.

[Ronnie]

So they get there, and Shannon cheers by, like, raising her arms and hits Brian in the face. She's like, oh, sorry, Brian.

[Tamara]

I can tell you one thing, guys. The bride's not doing this at her sleepover.

[Michelle]

And then we cut to Heather saying, nate Butler. Nate, will you take a picture for me? Well, my name is Alan. Whatever, Nate, take a picture of the three of us having the best time of all time. Okay, so they're taking photos.

[Tamara]

Wait a minute. I got snout I love for my glasses.

[Ronnie]

Shannon, I'm sorry. It wasn't very nice.

[Tamara]

Motorcycles aren't even moving anymore, you dumb bitch. And come on.

[Michelle]

So they go to this, like, lounge area, and she's like, oh, my God.

[Tamara]

Was he, like, single? No, he's married. I tried. I tried. I was like, you know what? I think I wouldn't mind a life of riding in a side car instead of that cyber truck. But he said, sorry, already been claimed. So back to the cyber truck it is. Oh, well, I'm happy.

[Ronnie]

I'm really happy about it. There's.

[Tamara]

There.

[Ronnie]

There's a guy over there by that food cart. He might be single. Shannon, do you like men who steam hot dogs? Oh, my God. Off.

[Tamara]

Please, please.

[Ronnie]

So then they sit down.

[Tamara]

I will give my number.

[Ronnie]

Sit down. And they're like, I wonder what the other ladies are doing right now. And Gina goes, probably counting money. So we cut to Heather going, wait, I have my black card. Ladies, let's go shopping, and I'll buy you something.

[Michelle]

And they're, like, walking down Rodeo Boulevard in a way that, like, no one walks down that street. They're like, can. Here we go. Drive, ladies. You're right. Rodeo. Drive something else, but just driving. They're walking down it, like, strutting like they're doing, like, the, like, the opening credits of some, like, Sex in the City knockoff. Like, here we are. Heather and her girlfriends walking down Rodeo. Here we are. And they're, like, in these, like, short little skirts, like girls about the town, having fun. Isn't this great, guys? And then Gretchen's like, are you guys.

[Tamara]

Are you going to buy us something? Cuz, like, do we get a Birkin out of this deal? Cuz honestly, I really can only afford going to the Cheesecake Factory on Beverly. Okay, this is a little weird for me.

[Ronnie]

And she's like, Gretchen's like, beverly Hills.

[Tamara]

You knew where all the fancy stores are.

[Ronnie]

Yeah, it's fucking Rodeo Drive, Gretchen. Oh, my God, these people are so embarrassing. I can't. And Heather's like, I know everything in retail. For example, Rodeo Drive has my stores. You stupid. Stupid is kidding. I'm being nice today, okay? And I'm like. She's like, we're going to go right, Take a right of Van Cleef and then a leftist Chanel. What did you. Wait a minute. There's paparazzi over there. Did you call the paparazzi? And sure enough, there's a lady over there, like, taking their pictures and stuff. And they're like, you so called the paparazzi. And then the paparazzo is like, hi, I just wanted to say, Heather did not call me to be paparazzo today. I just happen to be here taking your picture spontaneously.

[Michelle]

Thank you, Alfred. @. Thank you for vindicating me. And they're like, wait a second. Did she pay you? What? That's absolutely ridiculous. Why would I ever pay anyone? And the lady goes. She's like, well, I know for a fact that you did not call the paparazzi. Not now, not ever.

[Ronnie]

Okay? You know for a fact, huh? Totally not planted person. This is so Heather.

[Michelle]

I love it.

[Ronnie]

And they're like, wait, so Heather invited us to walk down the street to prove that she didn't get a paparazzi by having a paparazzi who recognized her. And all the storylines on Real Housewives of Orange county well enough to stand up for sure.

[Michelle]

Okay, sure, Jan. Oh, sure, Jan. Yeah, right. So then they're all like, this seems strange. There's a paid actor. And Heather's like, thank you very much, Al Fredette. I appreciate it. Okay, now let's go to Crustacean and eat some food. So they go into the Crustacean, which is like a big fancy Beverly Hills institution at this point, and like, oh, wow, it's a fancy restaurant. They've got a koi fish. That's crazy. And the waiter's like, yes, the koi fish is almost 30. Kill it. Kill it. Now we will only accept koi fish that are 56 and older.

[Ronnie]

I like that. I'm sorry to go back to this, but I just saw this line. Think it's so Funny. The paparazzi goes, I know who shot that shot, and it was not set up. I know it for a fact. Oh, okay. Okay. Well, thank you. Thank you for. Yeah, okay. So they come in and Emily's like, wow, well, Heather's paying. Give me the most expensive steak you've got. She's so embarrassing. I'm, like, so embarrassed to even watch it on tv. It's so awkward.

[Michelle]

It's so cringy, like, because it's her. It's like her comedy. She thinks she's being funny. Like, when she's, like, in a fancy place, she likes to be like the kid in the back of the. The back of the classroom, like, throwing paper airplanes, fancy food, right?

[Tamara]

Stupid.

[Michelle]

And she gets, like, very kind of, like, cave woman about it in a way that she thinks is funny. Like. Like she's really sticking it. Sticking it to the upper class or something. Like, she's. She's. It's clearly some weird thing with her, but she just. She thinks she's being really funny, but she just comes off looking stupid. Like. Like, you've been on this show for many years now. Like, act like you've been here before, okay? You're in a. You're. You're supposed to be. You're on a wealthy. A show about wealth. Just act like it already. I'm sick of it. I want you to be a rich asshole, not a poor. Pretending to be rich, okay? Even though.

[Ronnie]

And if I sat down with somebody and I'm like, hey, I'm taking you to dinner, and they order the most expensive thing on the menu off, like, why are you even hanging around with these people? They're losers. They're losers. So the waiter's like, oh, you must try the tuna cigars. They're iconic, all right? They're basically little, tiny Lady Gaga's in a steamed bowl in a frozen bowl. Please order the tuna cigars. So Heather's like, that's cute. We'll get that. I'd love to see what. How Emily reacts to it. What's the best steak? Give me the best one. $149.

[Tamara]

No problem.

[Ronnie]

Heather's paying.

[Michelle]

You have Fireball. He's like, no, we. We don't have that.

[Ronnie]

So then.

[Michelle]

We go over to Temecula.

[Tamara]

And Shan's like, okay, everyone, we got lots of cheese. Lots of cheese over here. Okay, let's. Let's enjoy lots of cheese. Does anyone know if that hot dog man is still here? I think I actually do want to say hello to him. No. Okay, well, that Was a missed opportunity.

[Ronnie]

Okay, so they bring over some wine tasting stuff, and Gina's like, well, I would love a spit bucket. Because, like, I don't actually drink, but, like, I do want to do swish and spat.

[Tamara]

That's like my mom and her boyfriend. Hey, by the way, do you like me again, Shannon? You like me? She's like, huh? Well, I mean. I mean, let's just don't. It's. It's been super fun, but you don't need to give me the primary room. I mean, I. I'm not comfortable, so I'm not comfortable being the primary. Okay, I like being the secondary. Please don't make me primary. But I'm doing everything I can to make you like me. Can you stupid drunkard? Fitness. Okay, I'll try anything. Look, even Jen likes me. Look at Jen over there.

[Ronnie]

Gina's like, it's so annoying just watching her fuck everything up. Like, don't talk, Tamra. Just sit there and drink your ween again.

[Tamara]

So then that Shannon likes me again. Now Shannon likes me. Okay, this is making me. This is making me uncomfortable. Please don't do this in front of the hot dog man. Okay? I'm just. I'm trying to make eyes with him. Please, please, camera.

[Ronnie]

I took. I just took a hot dog and I wrote my number on the inside of the bun and then I handed him back the hot dog bun back. And then he gave me a dollar, which was very confusing because I didn't pay for the hot dog in the first place. Is he gonna call me? Is he gonna call me?

[Michelle]

So then the waiter brings a spittoon and they're spitting and they're like laughing. It's so funny. And Jen is like, oh, my God.

[Tamara]

We like some hawk tuas. And she was like, oh, my God, that is like not a graceful thing. It really is like hawk to. She was like, oh, a hawk tua. Is that like the hawk that I saw flying into the window at the primary room this morning? No. What's hawk to her? Well, you know, hawksua. That's when you go on your hands and then you jerk them up like that.

[Ronnie]

And she's like, oh, I've never. I've never heard of that. What are you trying to chuck? Chuck a corn.

[Tamara]

What?

[Ronnie]

What are you doing? Is it a shake Weight?

[Tamara]

What are you doing?

[Ronnie]

And they're like, oh, my God, get her a man. She's like, well, I'm not a spitter. I'm so sorry. Yes, ladies, I do don't know what a hawk to I is. I don't spit in things and I don't do whatever this is with your hands.

[Michelle]

The producer's like, so are you more of a swallower? She's like, oh.

[Tamara]

Oh, my God. Well, I swallow. I swallow things when I drink them. I just. I don't spit them. Oh, my God. That didn't sound good. Oh, my God.

[Ronnie]

So then back at the other place, Gretchen's like, oh, wow, this food is so beautiful.

[Tamara]

Wow. You know what? You mind if I pour my own. My own fireball into a cup with ice? Because I gotta stick with this.

[Ronnie]

God, you guys are so tacky. And do we. I don't even think we said the part earlier. We skipped it over when Emily's like, yeah, I just want to get Gretchen as wasted as possible. So we see the other fun, sexy side of Gretchen come out. Are you. Are you this tone deaf on this show? Like, seriously?

[Michelle]

I know. I was like, you guys just kicked someone off of the show based off of the last time you people tried to do this to Gretchen. So let's not. So then, so they get there, they get their two cigars arrive, and Emily's like, wait, what's on the end of it? And the waiter's like, caviar. And she goes, mother trucker. I'm not a caviar, girls. I don't want to eat things out of anybody's vagina. Like, it's not anybody. It's a fish. It's not like you're scooping something out of, like, Michelle Williams. I don't know why I came up with her, but, like, the. She's so ridiculous. And then she takes the. The cigar and she likes, picks it up in this really sort of like, big sort of silly way and, like, plops it down on. On Gretchen's plate. I'm like, just.

[Ronnie]

You are so fudgeing tacky. And who doesn't know what caviar is? Are you? You've never seen caviar? Really? You don't know what. Or like, you don't fuck.

[Michelle]

I, like, don't eat the part side with the caviar. I mean, it just is so, like. Like, remember last year or two years ago, she had the cucumber dangling out of her mouth. She. You know what? She has really weird issues around food. And I think this is just another extension of that.

[Ronnie]

I think it's just her trying to be funny and wacky and just failing miserably. She's so tacky. So Emily is asking, you know, how's LA different than orange County, Heather. And she's like, oh, it's weird and fun and cool. It's like, I've been taking classes at the Groundlings, you know, that's been really fun. And they're like, really? She goes, yeah. And one of the gals in there, you know, we're gals because, you know, we're just gals in the Groundlings. That's what we call ourselves, Groundlings gals. And she wrote a musical, and, you know, she asked me to be in it. So I was. I was honored. I was actually truly honored. And then we see clips from the musical, and Heather is playing Heather. Basically, it's like, hello, poor people welcome to Ridge County. I'm sorry that you're poor I'm so sorry that you're poor. Goodbye, goodbye, poor people, poor people welcome.

[Michelle]

To Port county where the birds fly low when the prices are high Port County, Port County.

[Ronnie]

Remember when your cart's full, your heart's full.

[Michelle]

I died. I was like, just when. When. Just when Heather said, oh, I've been taking classes at Groundlings. I mean, when you look at Heather Dubrow, the last thing that you think of is, like, Groundlings. That's also what I call the people on the first floor of our building, by the way, the Groundlings. But she's. I have to say, ever since I moved to LA, it's been 24 years. I've always wanted to take improv classes. I, like, I was going to years and years ago, and every time I'm like, oh, I want to take improv classes.

[Ronnie]

I never.

[Michelle]

I was like, maybe we'll do ucb. Maybe this years and years. And I just never did it. Something always came up. The scheduling never worked out. And I was talking to someone, like, a few months ago, and I was.

[Tamara]

Like, you know what?

[Michelle]

Maybe this time I will take an improv class. Finally, I'll take an improv class. And I didn't. And I'm like to think, if I had just acted on that, I could have taken an improv class with Heather Dubrow. That would have just been the most hilarious, wonderful thing of all time. Yeah, Heather. It's yes and no, but yes and no.

[Ronnie]

Or they have an exercise where you stand across from the other person and you have to be the mirror for the other person, right? So the other person is, like, doing their makeup and you have to copy them. You know, start doing your makeup in the opposite side. Or you start, like, it's like putting on a tie. You know, it's like one guy's putting on a tie. And Heather's putting on makeup. Heather, why are you putting on makeup? The guy's putting on a tie. I'm trying to help him. His skin needs help. He has very poor skin. No, Heather, you're not supposed to do. You're not supposed to be the mirror of fixing them. You're supposed to do exactly what they do. I don't. I don't have poor limbs. I just can't move like this.

[Michelle]

I would love to see how they're doing that. It'd be very Snow White Queen encoded.

[Ronnie]

It's time for a commercial. It's time for a crappin's commercial.

[Michelle]

Cooler temps are rolling in and as always, Quince is where I'm turning for fall staples that actually last. From cashmere to denim to boots, the quality holds up and the price still blows me away.

[Ronnie]

Quince has the kind of fall staples you'll wear non stop, like super soft, 100% Mongolian cashmere sweaters starting at just $60.

[Michelle]

Their denim is durable and fits right. And their real leather jackets bring that clean, classic edge without the elevated price tag.

[Ronnie]

What makes quints different? They partner directly with ethical factories and skip the middlemen. So you get top tier fabrics and craftsmanship at half the price of similar brands.

[Michelle]

So, Ronnie, you just got something from quints, didn't you? Didn't something just arrive?

[Ronnie]

It is gorge. Speaking of cashmere, I just got a cashmere hoodie from them. It's like an oatmeal color. It is so beautiful. Like I'm almost afraid to wear it because I don't want to mess it up. It's one of the nicest things in my wardrobe. So when I need to class it up this fall, you will be seeing me in this hoodie.

[Michelle]

Well, you know what, Ronnie? Keep it classic and cool this fall with long lasting staples from Quince, go to quince.com/crappins for free shipping on your order and 365 day returns. That's Q U I N C E.com crappins, free shipping and 365 day returns. Quince.com the other day I ordered from Wayfair this really cool little side table for here in this office. So that way if I ever needed my laptop, I could put my laptop on it right next to my desk set up, which was really cool. But what I've since found is that this cute little table works really well as almost like a TV table. I can bring it upstairs. I could put a drink on it while I watch tv or if I'm watching a game because you know I am a sports gay. I enjoy my football. I can have my little snacks right there while I recline on the sofa. I just love my cute little table. I really do.

[Ronnie]

Yeah, and when you think of game day, you might not think Wayfair, but you should. Because Wayfair is the best kept secret for incredible and affordable game day finds.

[Michelle]

Yeah Ronnie, you're totally right. For instance, like aside from my cute adorable little table, there's like plenty of outdoor tailgating. Things like coolers and grills and folding chairs and patio heaters. Things like that.

[Ronnie]

Recliners, TV stands, coffee tables, entertainment centers serve where baker entertainment cookware like slow cookers. They've got everything that you need for game day. Wayfair is your trusted destination for all things game day. From coolers and grills to recliners and slow cookers. Shop, save and score today at Wayfair.com.

[Michelle]

That'S W-A Y-F-A-I R.com Wayfair every style, every home.

[Ronnie]

You already know we love Virgin Voyages. This cruise line is more iconic than Ramona Singer's Runway walk.

[Michelle]

We're talking all inclusive. Everything wi fi, dining, entertainment, group fitness classes. Everything is included. No hidden fees, no surprise charges.

[Ronnie]

And unlike most of the cast of the Valley, all Virgin voyages trips are 100% kid free. No room for loud toys and crying kids to drown out the sounds of the ocean.

[Michelle]

The destinations are amazing too. Some highlights Aruba, St. Lucia, New York, Miami, Iceland and a below deck favorite, the Medicine.

[Ronnie]

Oh my God. The boats are beautiful. They're so modern. The rooms are just so luxurious. I love all the colored lighting in there and the balconies.

[Michelle]

I also just love that they are tailored for adult experiences. That makes me so happy.

[Ronnie]

Make your next vacation a fabulous one with Virgin Voyages.

[Michelle]

Learn more@virgin voyages.com or contact your travel advisor.

[Ronnie]

Audible's Romance Collection has something to satisfy every side of you.

[Michelle]

When it comes to what romance you're into, you can't be pinned down. Unless you want to be. Here's your invitation to have it all.

[Ronnie]

Fancy a dalliance with a duke or perhaps a sexy billionaire? Find a book boyfriend in the city and another on the hockey field. Or if nothing on this earth satisfies, you can always find love in another realm.

[Michelle]

Hear modern rom coms from authors like Lily Chu and Ali Hazelwood, the latest romantasy series from Sarah J. Maas and Rebecca Yarros, and Regency favorites like Bridgerton and Outlander, plus all the really steamy.

[Ronnie]

Stuff Your first great love story is free when you sign up for a free 30 day [e-mail] crappins. That's Audible.com crappins. All right, Heather, improvise. Pantomime. Mopping your floor. Okay, Heather, you're not moving. I am. I'm watching Alfredo mop my floor. No, Heather.

[Michelle]

This is how I do it.

[Ronnie]

Pick up the mop, Heather. I didn't work so hard for this to get to this point. Work harder, Alfredo. Do more physicality, please.

[Michelle]

Okay, everyone, we're gonna need some suggestions from the audience, some prompts to help the scene get along. Okay, ma', am, you're right there.

[Tamara]

Oh. Oh, me?

[Michelle]

Okay, you have just told your servant to bring all your bowls to Nobu because you're gonna be having dinner with your family there later tonight. Okay?

[Ronnie]

All right. We just need one word, one word to get this show going. Adjudicated. Adjudicated.

[Tamara]

Okay. We need a name.

[Michelle]

Wendy Malik. And I'll give you an adjective. Failure. Okay, go.

[Ronnie]

So they're like, okay, yes. And also, you know. You know, I came up doing musicals. My career was in theater. You've all heard this, right? That's how I started a theater career.

[Tamara]

Yeah, musicals, right?

[Ronnie]

Yes. I loved that. The audience loved it. More importantly. And so I've been taking vocal lessons again. I joined an acting class. They're just looking at her like, are you looking at each other like, oh, my God, no. I say good for her because that. You really have to put your pride to the side to be like, listen, I'm a rich woman who's not 20. Because everyone in those classes is, like, 20 to 25. You know, it's like, I'm. I'm just some rich lady who's older than everybody else, and I don't give a. Like, I'm gonna do whatever I want. So good for her.

[Michelle]

Like, I love the thought of, like, there's like, at her in her class. There's probably a bunch of, like, 23 or 24 year olds. And then Heather Dubrow, and it's just like. It's like a weird version of Strangers with Candy, you know?

[Tamara]

And.

[Michelle]

And I also love that Heather's like, I am currently letting Bravo film me as I tried to transition out of Bravo. I mean, we've seen it before, people singing like, etc. But, like, it's so blata. It's like, move to Beverly Hills. Like, I'm moving out of the city that I'm supposed to be filming in, and I'm actively doing whatever I can to get off of this show to get out of reality tv.

[Ronnie]

So we go back to the Vineyard, and there Shannon's like, well, Heather is taking comedy classes.

[Tamara]

Oh.

[Ronnie]

And she goes, what?

[Tamara]

She wants to do comedy?

[Ronnie]

Well, that was my understanding of it. I just cannot see Heather doing improv.

[Tamara]

Yeah, I've never really known her to be a comedian. I mean, come on. I could see Terry didn't get that patch.

[Michelle]

And we see a flashback to Terry making that stupid joke about Janet.

[Tamara]

Tell ya.

[Michelle]

So then Emma's like, so, by the way, Jen asked me if I thought you, Heather, were pacified Tamara, because you're scared of her. Are you scared of Tamara, Heather? And what was your response? I'd like to adjudicate this right now.

[Ronnie]

And Emily's eyes are crying for no reason. I'm like, can Emily see? Did she just get Lasik? What is happening? So then we see a flashback to this, and Emily saying to Jen, Heather pacifies Tamara because she doesn't want to get into it because she can't deal with Tamara's aggressiveness. She goes, well, I don't remember what I said exactly, but maybe I said that I thought that maybe you did. Well, first of all, Jen's statement is bullshit. And everything happened in New Orleans. And then we met, and I was trying to explain, and I felt thrown away and everything. And I was like, what the fuck happened? So I did say that to Tamara. Yeah, but during the lie detector test, you said you were scared of her. Well, when they asked me, are you scared of her? My brain went, yeah, because that was scary. Is that not a normal thing to say?

[Michelle]

I said, yes, I am scared of her because I was afraid that she may actually just be a rabid raccoon wearing some sort of Terry Mugler dress. Like, oh, but are you scared of her now? No, because I've gotten over that. I'm taking improv now. I'm so tired of being of hearing that. I'm scared of Tamra. I'm the only person who told her how upset I was after New Orleans. And the rest of the group, oh, they're all bark, bark, bark, bark, bark, bark, bark, bark. And then when they see her, it's like, oh, I'm sorry. Are you okay? I should have called. Who's scared? It's all you. Yes. And it's.

[Ronnie]

She's right, though. She at least stood up to Tamara every. Nobody else does. And then they're like, scaredy cat.

[Michelle]

I think she's exhausted by Tamara. It's like, I don't. She's Like, I just want to have a season where I don't. I just don't want to deal with her for a season. Let me have a break. I'm just gonna pretend to be friends with.

[Ronnie]

Yeah. So then they. The vineyard ladies are taking a walk, and Shannon's, like, falling down, you know, wackily. And they're cracking up. And then Gina and Tamara are talking. So Gina's like, so how do you.

[Tamara]

Think it's going with Shannon? Well, I mean, I think Shannon's got some hesitation, you know, because she helps grudges. She used to be a crutch hunter. I mean, look at me. I call the girl that's stupid drunk bitch for. For one year and super forgive me. I mean, what do I gotta do? I'm never going to forget what happened last year when she said, you like me now. I was like, I don't know how to react to that. I mean, it didn't help that I went. But like I said, I really didn't know how to react. Jen seems to be moving forward, but I'll be honest.

[Ronnie]

Jen is very upset that you showed Heather that photo. Oh, my God. You and Emily. I can't. With you two working. Working in tandem. Jesus, I hope this is peaceful. Okay, now I'm gonna go start a fight.

[Michelle]

Also, by the way, no subtlety. No subtlety whatsoever. But let's. Let's not forget this one little thing that Tamara just said that Shannon really holds on to grudges. I was like, it's. It was like, within the calendar year, and she just got a dui and she was working on, like, trying to drink more responsibly and be sober. And you were coming at her and screaming at her and saying that she was an alcoholic. And now she's like, oh, she just can't get over it. She's such a grudge holder. It's like, no, like, she's allowed to hold this grudge for a little bit.

[Tamara]

I'm.

[Ronnie]

I'm not gonna give that this typical is typical Tamara, you know, blow stuff up. And it's like, oh, my God, why.

[Tamara]

Is everybody so mad? Everybody said snow fake.

[Ronnie]

So then now we see Jen and Jen talking to Gina in the bedroom. A flashback. And Jen's like, yeah, I saw Emily the other day and she brought up the fatty photo and I got pissy. She's like, oh, well, it's good to communicate things that bother you. You don't want it to continue to happen. You should tell Tamara right now, like, on this trip, for sure, you you should definitely communicate. But it. Nothing changes until Tamara changes. So Tamara's like, well, that got.

[Tamara]

Showed some ugly picture or something.

[Ronnie]

Well, that's how it was presented, Tamra.

[Tamara]

And who presented it? Heather. Heather.

[Ronnie]

Oh, so now we're gonna turn it around. Heather. It's Tamara did all of this. And now we're gonna turn this into a Heather fight.

[Michelle]

Of course. So then we see like a flashback to Heather saying, tamara said to me that Jen wants to be here. And then she showed me a picture of her as heavy, full bodied, robust, large boned, wide, big, shadowed.

[Ronnie]

Not like she was fat or anything. She just showed me a picture of her. An unwanted photo of her. How do I say this? Fleshy. A fleshy photo.

[Tamara]

It was a fleshy photo. Well, I didn't know it's presented as a fat photo. Well, I mean, when you told me that Tamara pulled out the fat photo, that, like, that's what I hear.

[Ronnie]

Yeah, I said that it was a fat photo. So Heather tried to set you up by calling it a fat photo even though it wasn't a fat photo.

[Tamara]

Well, that's unfortunate that Heather made it out like that because it wasn't a fat photo. It's just a photo that was fat. It was just. It was. It was literally a fat photo. Like it was printed on very big paper. I get it. I get blamed for everything.

[Michelle]

So then it's time for dinner. Jen. Jen's like, how was your walk?

[Tamara]

Because we barely made that. We barely made it for the landmines. It wasn't easy walking. She's like, yeah, there was a lot of adventure there. But Gina brought up something on the walk and she said that when we talked today, you didn't feel totally resolved. Do you want to resolve it right now?

[Ronnie]

And by the way, thank you so much for asking. Okay, go ahead, Ben, please. I'm so sorry for interrupting. Go ahead.

[Michelle]

I believe at this point they're sitting down for dinner, right? This is dinner time. They're sitting at that table for dinner, right, Ronnie?

[Ronnie]

Yeah, some meal.

[Michelle]

I have some meal. In Housewives time, Tamara is wearing like a cowboy hat. And there's like. It's very sort of like warmly hued in there as I can do it or something like that. The way with. The way with her, she has like huge amounts of like eye makeup on, like black eye makeup. And it basically makes her eyes. She looks like an alien. She truly looks like the. The tall grays or whatever it is, like black eyes. They're fully black eyes. And she has her like, tapered base. And I was like, this is it. Tamara is showing her full form. She is truly an alien now. And I like, look. I was like, this is. This wasn't even a joke. I was like, she literally looks like an alien. She has arrived from another planet. And now it all makes sense. She is not a human. It explains why she has so much difficulty with human emotions because she's just been trying to study and trying to fit in as best as her alien self can.

[Ronnie]

Okay, well, thank you so much. You come in peace. I hear you. I will take you to my leader once I find him. But, you know, the girls were telling me that you showed them a fatty photo. She was?

[Tamara]

I never said it was a fatty photo. It was just a photo where you were fattening it. It's not like I called you fat.

[Ronnie]

And she's like, oh, well, then what was the intent?

[Tamara]

Oh, well, basically it was to call you fat.

[Ronnie]

So you're calling me fat?

[Tamara]

No, I didn't call you fat. I just showed a fatty photo of you. I mean, what you supposed do to. You gonna get mad at the Bible through the bush burned? It's not the Bible's fault. It's just the scrap in the bush. Look, okay, I'm gonna be totally honest, okay? I was talking about the fact that I felt like you just changed. She's. You know, she just changed from one person that she was a super fat, ugly, fat person. And then you just change. It's just like a lot to deal with. And you're just different. And you were this shy, timid, extremely fat girl before, and now you were. And you were super insecure on behalf of you being fat. And then you just changed completely. You just changed into like a non f. That's all I'm saying.

[Ronnie]

Wait, so you're saying I look different to you?

[Tamara]

Yeah, you look totally different. I mean, you were this shy, timid girl who was very fat, and now you're this.

[Ronnie]

This, you know, want to be me.

[Tamara]

Girl who's not as fat. What do you want?

[Ronnie]

I mean, you.

[Tamara]

It's like you were super insecure, and then you just changed. Now you're not insecure. I hate non insecure people.

[Ronnie]

And so she's like, okay, well, I. I did lose weight because when I was married, I was so lonely. And when the kids were napping, not even hungry, I would eat and snack because something about food me happy. Well, yeah. Welcome to my life. Like. Like, why are we gonna make this now? Now Jen's gonna piss me off in this scene. Because now she's acting like that was the worst thing in the world too. So Tamara's like, well, now her boobs are out constantly.

[Tamara]

She's always wearing tight things. She's gonna get married to a man with a cyber truck. She's driving around in the triangle. Fat people can't fit in triangles. I remember hearing that Ryan, what he likes is tits on a stick. And Jen's pretty much like that. So guess what? I'm not fat shaming you. I'm skinny shaming you. Aha. So Jen's like, well, where did I show you any different friendship, by the way? Why is it a problem for you? Listen, I think it started becoming a problem when we did go to Cabo, and Ryan's like, I'm in love with Jennifer. And I would go, she's married and fat. And he goes, I know she's gonna leave her husband and then get skinny. And then two months prior to that, Will was at our house, and now we're looking like assholes. Cause we're hanging out with the boyfriend, and it was like, I feel dirty. So then I took a bath with him on camera. And America loved him.

[Ronnie]

She's so full of shit. And I'm glad that Tamra. That Shannon at least calls it out, because she's like, I mean, can you look in the mirror? Because you had an affair with Eddie when you were married to Simon.

[Tamara]

So. Okay, well, I'm sorry that I showed the picture. Okay, I'm sorry. Well, I feel like this is good.

[Ronnie]

Because you guys are talking.

[Tamara]

And you know what?

[Ronnie]

Sorrys don't have any calories, so you should take it.

[Tamara]

Can I see the picture, please? Can I please see it? Like, she's like, okay, shut up. It's like, yeah, let's put this picture to bed. She's like, okay. Like, was that being shady? Probably. But yeah, take a look. Take a look. I was being shady because I was standing in front of somebody who created a lot of shade when they sit in front of the sun. Because you were really bad. You were so fat. Yeah. You know, back at those days, Jen, you wouldn't sit around the house. You would sit around the house.

[Ronnie]

Hey, I've never really understood that joke. Truly really never understood that. But thank you. I mean, I think that's. That's a nice thing to say, right? So they show her the picture, and Jen looks at it and she goes, oh, that's a disgusting picture. Okay, now you're pissing me off. Because it's not disgusting to be five pounds Overweight. What the is wrong with you people? Jen, My God.

[Tamara]

Tamara's like, yeah, well, it's not the best picture of me either, because I was a size minus one and now I'm a size minus two, so I was still modified.

[Ronnie]

Let me look at it. Let me look it out. Honestly, it's not the best picture of either of you. Like, neither one of you wins. I'm like, okay, reroll season one. Wrong with you people.

[Tamara]

All of you are horrible.

[Ronnie]

You're all horrible human beings. And Jen's like, why do you go there, Tamara? I mean, this is such. If Evie did this to one of her girlfriends now at 14, I'd be like, you're a little. And also, you're the new mother of five new cats, so please take care of them.

[Tamara]

You showed this picture because you have low self esteem, because you are so insecure. So you had to find some photo of me to pass around our girlfriends. That made you feel better, by the way. Thank you so much. Thank you for reminding me of that.

[Michelle]

Wonderful day that we took that photo.

[Tamara]

That was a lovely time. Thank you. You're right. I'm thin secure. I'm thin secure. You're right. I'm secure in my thin thinity. But I apologize. That was city for me to do.

[Ronnie]

Oh, I hear that, Tamara. I hear it, I hear it. But you know what? I'm like, I'm myself for the first time in 47 years. And I think the problem. You don't like this version of me. You don't like this me. And I can tell she's.

[Tamara]

No, that's not true. I just like, you're so much stronger, you know, holding back forks, and you've got more of an opinion about, you know, just dumb things that don't make much sense. And you have a voice now because your mouth is not always shut full of pop Tarts. So I actually love that. Good for you. Okay, well, it doesn't feel like you do support me. Listen, I just told you I was pissed off you because you kept fucking poking at me. You know, when I apologize, no one wants to accept it. They just want to fight back with me, bitch. So Tamara's like, what do you want me to say? Do you want blood? You want blood? Actually, yes. My. My, my vampire facialist has actually closed down, so I could actually use a little bit of blood in my face right now. Tamara, when are you opening your veins?

[Ronnie]

So then now Shannon's furious for no reason. She's like, oh, you know what, Tamara?

[Tamara]

You know what? You don't want to take for what you do. You go low.

[Ronnie]

You go low.

[Tamara]

That's right. I do take accountability. I say, Sarah, I say, sorry. It's so sincere every single time. Okay, you go low when you're mad. And we all need to say, oh, it's okay. Tamara can go low, because that's just who she is. Well, I don't go that low, and she doesn't go that low, and you don't go that low. And the hot dog man back there, he doesn't go that low unless he traps the hot dog.

[Ronnie]

He actually did just go low. He hid behind the hot dog cart.

[Tamara]

Stop crunching down.

[Ronnie]

I can still see you.

[Tamara]

I gotcha. Look inside the hot dog bun. Oh, yeah, I was. Shannon, you just do it behind everyone's back because you don't want people to know.

[Michelle]

Oh, isn't that all right? Not all right, but, like, isn't that, like, if you're gonna go low, I mean. So Shannon's like, you know what?

[Tamara]

I'd like you, Tamara. Believe it or not, I'd like you. Oh, it really sounds like it. And I have. But I have reservations at the Olive Garden later. Does anyone want to go to the Olive Garden?

[Michelle]

This food is just not doing it for me.

[Ronnie]

I don't know if you realize how hard it was last year, because there was not one time that you did not come after me.

[Tamara]

But I was hurt. I was hurt because I thought we were so close.

[Ronnie]

No, you spent the entire previous year talking about Shannon being a shitty friend to you because of her divorce with David and, like, you know, sucking the life out of you. So she goes, well, apparently, it's just fun to call me a drunk and a C word and an alcoholic and have another drink every time you see me.

[Tamara]

I mean, I don't want to go backwards, Shannon, but you would drink and you would say things that were not great about people. Okay, well, then let's go back. Let's go back. I mean, even Gina said she's concerned about your drinking right now. Right, Gina?

[Ronnie]

Oh, God, so predictable.

[Tamara]

What do you mean?

[Ronnie]

What? Gina who?

[Tamara]

What? Who? Who? But I worry about you. I worry about you. That's what I had said.

[Ronnie]

And it's like, d. And we close the episode.

[Michelle]

To be continued. Was Gina being shitty like usual, or was Gina being shitty like usual? We'll have to wait and see next week.

[Tamara]

Week.

[Ronnie]

You're all monsters. All right, everybody, thanks so much for being with us, especially over here on Crabbins on Demand. What a joy. You guys want videos there are Patreon if you want the trailer trashes for Potomac and below Deck Med. Those are also over there on Patreon. Thanks so much for supporting us. We will see you Monday at 4pm Pacific Time for Amazon Live over on Amazon Live which you'll also be able to watch on your televisions with your, you know, Amazon Live app. Yeah, Amazon prime app. And we will tell you where to go this Monday. Just check our social instagram.com watch what crappens. Okay, we will talk to you guys next time. Love ya.

[Michelle]

Bye. Watch what crappens would like to thank its premium sponsors. Ain't no thing like Allison King it's always a party on Alison Blake block.

[Ronnie]

Our way is the Amber way It's.

[Michelle]

The Foster and the Furious It's Amanda Foster it's always automatic with Ashley Auto Put your hands together for Carly Clap.

[Ronnie]

Get on the right foot with Chrissy Offutt she's not just a Sheila she's a Daniella Etchells we never miss her call it's Diane call Aaron mcnicholas she.

[Michelle]

Don'T miss no Trickolus Hava Nagila Weber you'll never hide from Heidi Eleanor Jones I go you Hugo we all go for Hugo Jaime she has no less.

[Ronnie]

Namey she's our kind of mess. It's Jennifer Messer sipped some scotch with.

[Michelle]

Jessica Trots she's our favorite streamer Caroline.

[Ronnie]

Peacock, Kristen the Piston Anderson Get a bee in your bonnet with Lacey B. Que sera sera whatever will be Will Lauren Sills be bringing the funk?

[Michelle]

It's Leslie Plunkett she gets an A.

[Ronnie]

From us It's Lindsey D. Let's give a kisserino to Lisalino Fresh as a daisy It's Maisie McHenry we love her on the rocks It's Melissa Cox Megan Berg. You can't have a burger without the.

[Michelle]

Berg this is living with Michelle Vivian.

[Ronnie]

I love a Ya Olivia Williamson Tastier than Flanderson It's Rachel Manderson she sure is swell. It's Raquel, yes we can It's Savannah.

[Michelle]

Cast a spell with Shannon Spellman let's.

[Ronnie]

Share with Sharon Eldredge Darn skippy, it's Tippy and our super premium sponsors she's VVIP It's Amanda V. Can't lose when you're with Amy Baldwin.

[Michelle]

Somebody get us 10cc's of Betsy MD.

[Ronnie]

We'Re taking the gold with Brenda Silva.

[Michelle]

Let'S get real with Kaitlin o' Neal.

[Ronnie]

Don'T get salty with Christine Pepper can't have a meal without the Emily sides.

[Michelle]

Who, what, why, where? And Gwen Pentland Let me go into.

[Ronnie]

The woods with guy Tubbs it's our queen it's queen Laifa nobody holds a.

[Michelle]

Candle to Jamie Kendall Hail the cork master the master of the cork Jennifer Corcoran we got our wish It's Jen Plish she's not harsh She's Jill Hirsch my Favorite Murdo Karen McMurdo we love him madly It's Kyle pod Shadley in the study with a candlestick It's Leslie Peacock g It's Lisa Hill we're ride or die for Lisa Ryder Baron she's a wiz It's Liz Sarthi always killing.

[Ronnie]

It It's Lola Al Kalani the incredible edible Matthew sisters she eases our woes it's Melissa St. Rose there's a chance of meatballs It's Rebecca Cloud neat.

[Michelle]

It's Ronit Feldman she's the queen bee It's Sarah Lemke we cannot tell a.

[Ronnie]

Lie It's Sarah tell of son Shannon.

[Michelle]

Out of a can and Anthony please don't stop it's solely and pop let's take off with Tamla playing It's always.

[Ronnie]

A good time when you're wasting time with bravo she ain't no shrinking violet couture. We love you guys. If you like watch what crappens. You can listen ad free right now by joining wondery plus in the wondery app or on Apple podcasts. Prime members can listen ad free on Amazon music. Before you go, tell us about yourself by filling out a short [e-mail] survey.

[Nick Cannon]

It's your man, Nick Cannon and I'm here to bring you my new podcast, nick cannon at night. I've heard y' all been needing some advice in the love department. So who better to help than yours truly? Nah, I'm serious. Every week I'm bringing out some of my celebrity friends and the best experts in the business to answer your most intimate relationship questions. Having problems with your man? We got you catching feelings for your sneaky link. Let's make sure it's the real deal first. Ready to bring toys into the bedroom? Let's talk about it. Consider this a non judgment zone to ask your questions when it comes to sex and modern dating in relationships, friendships, situationships and everything in between. It's gonna be sexy, freaky, messy and you know what? You'll just have to watch the show. So don't be shy, join the conversation and head over to YouTube to watch Nick Cannon at night or subscribe on the Wondery app or wherever you get your podcast. Want to watch episodes early and ad free? Join Wondery right now.