This is the true story of a New York City boy with big town hopes and small neighborhood

dreams of becoming BFFs with the real housewives and other robber livers.

Then one day that dream actually came true.

Let me take you behind the velvet rope.

Hey guys, this is David. Welcome back behind the velvet rope. How is everybody doing?

Everybody gets settled, grab your drinks, grab your coffee if it's the morning where you are,

or grab your drink even if it's the morning. Who really cares? Because we're in quarantine and we are

here from 3,000 miles away with Brett Kapp, one of the quote unquote newbies from I think the best

reality show on TV, definitely on Bravo, Vanderpomp rules. How are you? Good, bro. Thank you so

much for having me, man. I really appreciate it. Thank you for joining us. What's going on with

you? What have you been doing? We're in team. Thank you for asking. You know, just the same

old thing that a single 32-year-old guy and a crazy huge city would be doing that hasn't been

out here for more than a year. So basically a lot of food runs to overexpensive grossers,

a lot of working out in my apartment, a lot of listening to meditation, music, trying to

separate myself from the craziness. But also staying focused with work, obviously I have a YouTube

channel so I do a lot of recording, a lot of filming, a lot of stuff where basically people just

come with me for my daily rides and whether it's health, fitness, just regular vlogging or anything

dramatic. My car got broken into last week so I filmed that. There's a lot of things happening.

Life coming at me, you know, 100 miles per hour. I'm just trying to keep up with it, you know what I mean?

But everything is good. Thank you for asking. As far as this pandemic goes, it's super sad, but

we're going to get through it. Do you live by yourself or? Yeah, I live by myself. I'm in a one bedroom.

I don't think I'd be able to live with a roommate unless it was like my girl or maybe like a family member

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