I'm Heather Dubrow.

And I'm Dr. Terry Dubrow.

Oh, today he's doctor.

And we're going to keep this between us.

Yes, we are.

No, we're not.

Right.

Not really.

Right, got it.

He's not good with these lines.

It's like a catchphrase thing.

So I was in New York and I got to see my aunt, which was wonderful. And then I was working and I got to go see Death Becomes her on Broadway with Megan Hilty before she left. She just did her final performance. Of all the shows to see without me, that's not the one. It's about a plastic surgeon. Yeah. It was, by the way, I was so shocked

there was no botched reference in that show. Yeah. It's so funny. The cast is so talented.

I loved every second of it. It was like unbelievable. Anyway, so I was with Flo and Ashley, my glam team,

who are also dear friends.

And we leave the theater and there's all these petty cabs there.

And I don't know you've never been on a petty cab, but I'm going to tell you people something.

If you've never been on a petty cab, it's worth the price of admission.

It just is.

Years ago, I had never been on one.

And years ago, Katerina was really into musical theater and we did it a lot of admission. It just is. Years ago, I had never been on one. And years ago, Katerina was really into musical theater and we did an alone trip and we saw all these Broadway shows. She's like, Mom, can we get in a pedicab? I'm like, okay. And it was fun. I will tell you, the petty cap driver we had this time was so good. Because when you get out of a Broadway show, it's like gridlock. You can't, you can't get out. You have to, even if you're going to get a taxi or an Uber, you got to walk quite some time.

So we thought, screw it. We'd get in the pedicamp. And this guy was so funny. And he's in the

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