Hey everyone, welcome to Pink Shade. It is the end of the week. We're here to talk about

bravo, bravo, bravo, fucking bravo. And guess who I have with me? You guys who have listened

to the Jennie McCarthy Show for years and years, RIP, we miss it every day. You will know this

voice. This is David Aytel, the senior producer from the Jennie McCarthy Show on series XM

Stars. And he is here to talk about Beverly Hills. David, welcome.

Aaron, thank you so much for having me. It's been far too long. And you look great. You sound

great. And it's great to talk about all things Beverly Hills with you. I know, you know, this

is where we started. I feel like this is a very fitting topic for us to circle back on, you

know, during a pandemic, during the crisis of our lives, which we're both sitting in rooms,

just talking about like maybe the world would end. Okay, let's talk about bravo. All right,

let's distract ourselves with these stupid bitches, like who are fighting over meaningless

things, which is why we love these shows, why many of us watch these shows to escape what

is going on, even though they were filmed during COVID, they still are so clueless, you

know, but this is where we started. I remember the first time I came on the Jennie McCarthy

Show a few years ago, I don't even know what year it was to tell you the truth, you found

me through the blog I used to write for realityt.com, which is still out there and still doing

recaps and articles and whatever. And I came on to talk about Beverly Hills. That was

the first show Jennie and I talked about because she was just getting into housewives and

she was binging Beverly Hills. That was the one. What I would know about that is that I knew

I could address my weaknesses in Michelle's weaknesses and that we could indeed watch

the shows, but we didn't know about like all the background stuff. And so we went to the

source, the number one expert in America for all things housewives. And not only somebody

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