Let's talk with Heather Dubrow starts now. Hi, everybody. My voice sounds very sexy today.

I don't know. I don't think I'm sick. I think I'm my body's breaking down a little bit. I think

I wonder why. I mean, the last month has just been insane. And I really, I felt a little shitty

the last few days. I slept so much, which isn't like me, but I think my body just went,

okay, dear, that's enough. So I had so much work to do and I really didn't do anything. And I

chilled because breaking news on Friday, I submitted my plans for the project to the city.

And if you haven't been following along with the bouncing ball, I will tell you that there is a

wildlife ordinance here in Los Angeles. That's about to go into effect. And it's been on the

docket for like the last few years. By the way, I'm all for the wildlife ordinance. Let me just

be clear on this. It's a 40 page document. And it says many things. One of the things that's

most important is they don't want people building. But let's just say you have this property.

They don't want you building this huge house and having a tiny like three inches of grass

or hardscape going around it because the truth is here where we live, you don't get a lot of land

typically because it's expensive to live in Los Angeles and many of the areas. So you have a small

piece of land. And I think a lot of people want to maximize their square footage to live in and

also for resale. But you know, if you do that, there's nowhere for wildlife to roam. So they're

trying to prevent the city's trying to prevent that, which I am all for. For us, this property we

bought is very large. And so I mean, there's no way that would be able to happen. But there's a lot

of things in this document that you have to be very careful of. And again, I think the project that

we're doing is totally fine as far as the wildlife ordinance goes. The problem is once it goes into

a fact, there's going to be my understanding is there's like another committee to go through

and it's going to take a lot longer. So a project that I think is going to take two to three years

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