Welcome to Is This Real Life, a Bravo podcast that relates our favorite shows to our own lives in the world around us.

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Hi, everyone. I hope you had a wonderful week. My guest this week is Hannah A. Brown from the podcast Not Aspirational. We had so much fun and we covered a lot of ground. So I guess I'll just share a few quick thoughts and then we'll jump right into my conversation with Hannah. So the first is, it was wild watching all the ladies

go to Greece. It was fun seeing Angie in her element. She clearly is obsessed with Greece and

seeing her and Lisa Barlow go at it. At that first, if it was like lunch, dinner, they were like debating who

had their watch first and who got their Porsche first. And it's wild also that Heather and Whitney

are so annoyed at Lisa that they would buy the watches at duty-free just to get under her

skin. And then it didn't provoke the sort of blow-up. It feels like they wish the cameras

always caught the meltdowns. And maybe many of these meltdowns are happening in transit. And so they wanted to provoke the same kind of meltdowns and maybe many of these meltdowns are happening in transit.

And so they wanted to provoke the same kind of meltdown that they saw when Lisa was

upset that Angie had a similar watch to her that it was just kind of is petty and silly and wild. And it's just, I feel like we're at that point where

every single fight is really about the show itself. And so they're arguing about watches,

but it's really about things related to the show. But I really did like Salt Lake this week. It was a little annoying to see

Bronwyn walk back what she had said about Todd, but I think she also was really struggling with

how much she had shared and trying to figure out whether her and Todd were even going to make it,

and we obviously know now they've separated.

So I want to give her a little bit of, I guess, grace on that. I also couldn't stop laughing when

Mary talked about all the different face shapes and that people with square faces are dingbats.

I was just like, oh, too. face shapes and that people with square faces are dingbats.

I was just like, oh, too good, too good. And on Potomac, I actually really enjoyed watching Giselle and Monique sit down and rehash what had gone on many seasons ago. I wish they'd

showed a bit more of it because it sounds like,

at least from what Monique has said, that Giselle really owned up to her part in a lot of the

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