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Hi guys, welcome back to another week's episode of Reality Life with Kate Casey. So do you guys

remember that show on Bravo three years ago called Princesses of Long Island? It was a show about

the girls that lived on Long Island well past college, still with their parents or maybe had

their parents pay their bills. Well, I tracked down Amanda Bertassini who was the cast member who

created the drink hanky. I tracked her down in New York and I've got her on the show today.

In addition, I forced my friend Andrew Rovin to watch an episode of Below Deck and we also go into

a little bit of what it's like to be engaged or to date a Jewish American princess. And then I

spoke with Heather Broker, who's an actress about Robin China, which is a show that has to be seen.

So in addition, I wanted to remind you to subscribe to the show on iTunes to give a five-star review

and you can also listen to me on Stitcher. So please tell your friends, your family, your co-workers,

anybody you meet at the grocery store. And here we go.

You guys asked, I asked actually, I asked and you guys delivered. We as a community were able to

track down Amanda Bertassini from Princesses Long Island. She is here with us. Please say hello,

Amanda. Hello everyone. Thank you for having me and thank you for tracking me down. I hope so.

The Google stalking efforts were unbelievable. So I want to thank everyone for all their efforts.

I am so happy that I tracked you down because I've got so many questions for you. Now first,

let's give a little bit of background on the show. All right, so Princesses Long Island was on

Bravo about three years ago. And it basically chronicled six young Jewish women from what they would

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