Let's talk with Heather Dubrow starts now. I have today on the show a dear friend. He's an Emmy

award-winning actor, writer, producer, author. He has many, many hyphenates. He's a fabulous guy.

Please welcome Dan Bo Gwitinsky. Hey. Hi, Hads. How are you? I have been sick for days. So let me just set the stage for you. I am in New York at a charity event and I'm sitting next to totally throwing him under the bus, Alex Baskin. And he, you know, when you're at a like a wedding or a charity event or something at a table with lots of people and there's a lot of noise in the

room you have to lean in clothes yes you're like close talking aerosolated droplets very close with

the next person and halfway through the night i looked at ox and i go you're fucking sick oh my god

i hate you and so um you've let me sit next to you this entire time and practically

have my face next to your mouth and you're sick. We're like tongue kissing and you're

I mean, but you know what he says to me? Whatever one is. It's allergies. I go, uh-huh,

whatever. Anyway, so I caught the allergies. And for the last, um, since I got back on Thursday, it's been like this crazy decline where I just sleep for 12 hours. And then I get up and I do my normal. I got to go, go, go, and then I sleep for 12 hours. Yeah, yeah. It's called being sick. And you can totally blame him. Totally not allergies. I don't have time for sick.

Don't have time for sick.

We have a lot to talk about.

But I want to start with our Watch What Happens Live Appearance because I feel like you and I both said when we left,

like no one ever mentioned the fact that we've known each other since how, I think I was 13 when I you I know I you were in ninth grade I might have been in 12th or maybe 11th but I think 12th and I mean but that's a long time

we've known each other for at least 10 years at least it must be nine or 10 years at least

yeah we're I'm slow on the day I don't want to do math because At least it must be nine or ten years. At least, at least last or ten years.

I'm slow on the day.

I don't want to do math because it's too, it'll hurt both of us.

No, I don't.

I know we didn't get, we didn't talk at all about like that connection that we had about that.

And how much we, you know, we knew each other in high school.

We did not keep in touch after that.

You went your way.

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