All right, Mary.

In accordance with all-star rules of which there are many, you will advance in the redemption

snack down for the crowd. Thank you. I hope that I get the chance to still lip-sync for

you tonight. Oh! Even though I'm not on the stage with those girls doing

maxi challenges, I take this seriously like it's a maxi challenge. So you want to lip-sync

for your legacy all by yourself? Why not? Aren't you afraid of losing? No. Well, according

to the all-star rules. What the hell? Mary, in accordance with all-star rules, the rules

are there are no rules. And also there are many rules. So, depending on the episode, and

in some cases, who cares what the rules are? Let's just have a backyard drag show, which

is exactly what happened. Oh, yeah. I mean, it is interesting, this little like of which

there are many, like almost like assuring everybody that there are based on a previous

conversation that she just had, where they were, you know, breaking the rules or trying

to break the rules or whatever. It seems like there was more to this little exchange. Does

that make sense? Yeah, or there is in some junk drawer somewhere, or some stereo instructions

that explain all of the rules of all-stars and none of us have read them. But I don't

know. I don't know what this is. And maybe it just goes back to the fact that it is Rupal

show and it's her rules. And that show is, you know what I mean, where it's also kind

of like, and the reality is, we are making this up as we go along. Yeah. I mean, I will

say the props that Silky had, like the flag, which she carried out with her, but then the

guitar during heartbreaker, you wonder where the rules are in those moments. Not, and again,

like it's just interesting because Rupal talked about the rules here, you know, what the hell

is kind of how she ends this later. And I just think it's interesting because it made

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