Hey guys, this is David, welcome back, behind the Velvet Road.

We are joined here today across the pond by the one and only Juliet Angus from one of the best bravo shows that's ever existed ladies of London.

Thank you.

And you were just telling me how you got dressed up for me. You look gorgeous and yellow.

Thank you.

It's a sweat suit that is like the hottest commodity they sell out within seconds. It's brand called Pangaya and they just can't keep them in stock.

And who would have thought, you know, we've gone from Boteja bags to to sweatsuits, you know, not being able to be tapped in in stock.

So that's what I love that what is that I see like a like a stripe or something. It's awesome.

It says it's all like it says this hoodie is colored with an environmental friendly dye created using a recycled water system.

The fabric is made from a recycled and organic cotton mix. So saving the world and our bank accounts these days by by buying more sustainable clothes less of it.

It's true. And who's joining us on your lap.

So this is Lady peanut butter. She is a King Charles Cavalier. I'm two of them is my child is flushing the toilet in the background. You guys, I'm on a podcast.

Julia has been so gracious.

Can you truly at least close the bathroom door please. The lady peanut butter is also when I hashtag her on a photo on Instagram. It's also the name of like a professional wrestler who I think moon lights is a stripper. So it's either her face or a wrestler.

Like a body builder lady peanut butter is the best name for a wrestler and for a dog like it kind of works.

So there's Duke Von Lego. So how old are they had to have titles since we don't. You know living here in London.

That's how it works in London, right?

Yeah, I mean, ironically it's funny. It's I you know I've lived in Chicago Montreal, L.A.

New York and London has been kind of the most well. I mean, I've had good lives in all those cities, but London, you know, I've been able to I guess they would say penetrate this kind of royal circle sort of thing.

And ironically as much as they say, you know, they don't love Americans. There's they do sometimes like like them for their refreshing honest bold take on things.

So right, I mean, do they love do they love the American accent there like we love the British.

Now I met with an agent here and he was like listen, the Americans love a Brit, you know, on television, but Brits don't like an American, you know, on television.

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