Tiffany is the smarter, less chunky daughter.

Probably because she doesn't sit on any of the I'm going to Hey y'all, welcome to a special episode of a recap of the newest season of Real Housewives of Dallas.

Show in a franchise that I think is probably a little bit kind to say that it's on its last legs.

I think it's very clear that Bravo does not do a lot of push behind Dallas and it's

You know if any franchise had to get the cast

I think it would be very obviously Dallas they have horrendous ratings they don't

get that much attention from the network the cast members I think are not they're like bot I mean no shade but like they're

you know they just haven't broken out if we want to compare them to Potomac, like two roads divergent a yellow

wood, right? Like one went on to be growing to be a juggernaut, and other one is you know you know that limping around like an animal that's chewed its own foot off. But with that being said you guys I was you know they

premiered the season premiere premiere on a New Year's night, which I thought was another interesting choice.

They did a sneak peek. I found this episode to actually be compelling and

maybe it was just because I was like reading into things too much and like

making things too deep so I if it gets to be too heavy and too long-winded, and too detailed. I apologize up front.

Genuinely, I thought this was a great episode.

So a couple weeks ago, I had this conversation on this podcast and on TRIA's podcast, what else is going on?

So check that out.

The way, what I'm interested in seeing,

when we have this whole like Bravo reckoning,

you know, firings due to racist problematic actions and words whatever you want to

call it I was interested in seeing how Bravo was going to handle it.

Because if you want to get into the logistics of the network like different shows are handled by

different production companies and so you're dealing with different teams

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