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Hi guys, I'm Emma.

And I'm Isabel.

And welcome back to another episode of comments by Bravo.

Hey, Iz.

Hi, Em.

I feel like this episode of Salt Lake City was whiplash.

It was certainly not what I was expecting. I don't know if I knew what I was

expecting, but it wasn't this. Okay, so like I knew in the back of my head about the Meredith

Plain stuff, but I'll tell you what I didn't know. The Bronwyn and Whitney lunch turning into a therapy session about potentially

opening up their marriages. No, one thing I did not have on my bingo card for life, forget about

this episode, was Todd and Bronwyn potentially swinging. I'm sorry, you have to respect

her attitude about everything. Even if you don't agree with her

decisions or necessarily understand them, which I think a lot of us probably don't, you really

just have to acknowledge how refreshing just her approach to honesty and all of these situations

really is. It's certainly not the usual playbook that we see

a lot of housewives go by. I think she is a top tier housewife. I agree. I genuinely think she is excellent.

Like, the way she is so, it's like weirdly very sure of herself, but also in this moment of like lack of clarity is so interesting to watch because it's like she's so sure of who she is and being honest and being like, yeah, he was looking at pictures or talking to someone because I believe

these people on Twitter because they knew where he was sitting and it has potentially happened

before. They know what flight he was on. She's being logical. She's making sense. Whereas I think

no matter how true or not true, wherever it falls on the scale people think, they just immediately

deny. And this felt like a truthful conversation between girlfriends of being like, well,

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