Welcome to the high and low podcast. This is your host, Bravo, Bravo, Dracking Bravo. And I was away for a minute. Now, here's what I did. We went on a little tiny, like, getaway. And I took my podcasting stuff. I was like, got my laptop, chick. Got my mouse. I'm mouse dependent.

Listen, if anybody out there doesn't need a mouse to operate their computer, you have my utmost respect.

I cannot function without a mouse.

I don't want to touch the little touchpad in the middle.

I get very angry.

I need the mouse.

Anyway, I packed all that.

I packed my microphone, everything.

Then when we got there,

it was a beautiful place, but there was nowhere quiet to go. The bedrooms all opened onto like a main living room area and there was no quiet, like where am I going to, where am I going to

podcast? Where's that going to happen? No,

where is the answer? I did figure out that if I went into a closet, a dark closet that's beyond

a bathroom, that I could have sat on the floor in an airless closet and podcasted from there,

but I did not do that. I just don't think it would have been my best work. But was I keeping up and everything?

I was. I saw Tamara tearfully share a diagnosis. It's funny how many of the housewives, for some reason,

in the year 2024, are willing to come forward and say they have a problem with empathy. Blame it on

whatever you want to blame it on. They got a problem with feeling

things for someone other than themselves. However they get there, I'm glad they get there.

A lot of people have a lot of things that say about Tamara and like, how do you know this is

correct? You've had literally one therapy session, like give it a minute, maybe like really analyze,

but she's running with it. And I say, what's the downside? If she is looking at herself saying,

I have a problem feeling empathy, then yay. Then yay, we got there. Whatever route we took,

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