Are we really casting a real housewives of Rhode Island?

David Yontov is here behind the Velvet Rope.

We have all that.

And plus Gretchen Rossi is returning to RHOC as a friend.

But is this production's way of pushing out Tamra Judge? We are going to get into all the tea right now. Let's go. David, I have a question for you, aside from all the Bravo tea. And by the way, you did see it's breaking. Breaking as of us recording this, that Gretchen Rossi is back as a friend on RHOC? No, I did not see that. Okay, breaking. I never scoop you. This is huge. I got a question for you, though. You know, have working relationships with people. You're not like business acquaintance things. How many years do you have to know somebody when you decide that you're going to move on from their professional services? Do you owe them a phone call or an email is fine? Like, okay, I've had... Okay, slow down, slow down. Now you're asking business questions. Now I'm awake, okay? So sometimes I do the podcast and I sleep. So you have someone, what? You're using like a service? No, I've had the same accountant for, I mean, 14 years, I think, 13, 14 years.

Okay.

I broke up with them via email. Do you think that was the right thing to do? They haven't gotten back to me. And now look, we speak like. Yeah, I think it's fine. Okay, thank God. We speak once a year, maybe twice. And, you know, I love them. they've like been so good to me they've done incredible incredible work for me can't say anything

negative about them they're a little slow and responding off season You know, I love them. They've, like, been so good to me. They've done incredible, incredible work for me.

Can't say anything negative about them. They're a little slow in responding off-season, just saying. But I broke up with them on email and then I haven't heard back from them. I think they're actually upset. And I'm like, do I owe you a professional phone call after like 13 or 14 years? I do. I know you're saying no. I think you do.

I really don't.

I think business is business. I don't like emotion in business. I was just working with a company

that was selling my ads. I mean, I work with a lot of them. And we parted ways because they are

just so fucking emotional. They are just so. I'm like, I don't have, listen, if you're emotional, you shouldn't be in business with me. I mean, I'm a fucking bull in a China shop. Like, I can't bring a box of tissues for you in the morning. So I don't think you owe them anything. Do you need a good account? And I got one in New York. They'll work remote. No, I got a good one out here in L.A. And the thing was is my accountant, God bless him, is not in Los Angeles. And so, which you don't really need the accountant to be anymore. You just do it via Zoom. But I do like having somebody local because more tax things come up, you know, as we're building

our businesses and all this stuff.

So it's like I like having somebody local.

I can pop in and go, can you look at this document?

Can you review it?

What do you think?

Do I need to take action?

And, you know, California is like New York.

They're crazy states.

The taxes are crazy.

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