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Hi guys, I'm Emma.

And I'm Isabel.

And welcome back to another episode of comments by Bravo.

Hi, I is.

Hi, Em.

I was about to say I can no longer pretend, but I realize I have not been pretending.

I just, I can't take it with OC anymore. I've

hit my limit, you guys. Yeah, the lie detector really put me over the edge. It brought me to another

level. It was like an unknown territory had been reached. The whole like contrived nature of this lie detector, I hate a lie detector.

I hated it when Lisa Vanderpump did it. I always think it's inauthentic. I don't even believe in

lie detectors unless it's the Vanity Fair social videos, then all of a sudden I believe in them.

But otherwise like, sorry, it's not doing it for me. And then they have these rooms draped off in Emily's house and everyone's

writing questions and they're like, what for what? Why? And what is happening here? Where have we,

like, how did we get here? No, okay, honestly, even forget about that. What about the beach conversation

with Tamara and Greshon from this week, where they are bringing up Tamara accusing Gretchen of cheating on Jeff and Slade as a deadbeat dad and Slade calling Tamara fat on stage? We are not even talking about anything in remotely recent history. I feel like I'm going crazy watching this.

I feel like they're not understanding the difference between nostalgia and being iconic

and those old school memories in the heart of the show slash all these old feuds that we

like love when they're brought up, aka bringing Joe to the beach where Gretchen is there,

they can't differentiate that from what is happening now, which is just like throwing

shit at the wall because it happened a long time ago, even though it has zero relevance of

today. Also, I'm realizing that I think my issue is even the women that I like or enjoy watching, I kind of don't believe anyone.

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