Hey everyone, it's Sarah C. I am coming to you without Holly just real quickly. I wanted

to touch on a couple things. First and foremost, on our podcast last night, I got the names

wrong on the Christine Creshell thing and like how that's how Jeannie Lynn and Sheena met because

when I was told this story like last year, I'd never seen Selling Sunset. I didn't know who any

other people were. I'd never seen them. In fact, the first time I saw any of them, it was Creshell

on watch what happens live a couple months ago and that's what propelled me to watch finally start

Selling Sunset, which I easily binge and be keen obsessed with. Why I'm not really sure because

it's like everybody says it's really not about anything and it's kind of like very staged and fake

but yet entertaining somehow. So anyways, I did want to correct that. So Sheena and Jeannie Lynn

met through Creshell. They're not really friends with her anymore. They are friends with Christine

and if you want to hear more about that whole situation, it's probably just best explained by them.

You can listen to Sheena's podcast Sheenanigans. It's go back to August 6th, 2020. They have

Christine on. So at Sheena, Jeannie Lynn and Christine and basically they just talk about how they

met through Creshell. But then like Creshell did a couple like shady things to both. Well, Sheena

and then just was I don't know, disin like distasteful things that Jeannie wasn't like a fan of

and when she called her out, like it didn't work out so well. So like I said, you can hear their

story told by them, which is just the best thing. But like the impression I got out of it is

you know how sometimes you hear like A-listers can be like the nicest, most down-to-earth people,

but it's like the C or D-listers that are like elitist pre-Madonna's. And that's kind of what

sounds like is going on here is I don't know. I feel like sometimes you can forget where you came

from or I don't know every now and then you meet someone that was like born with a golden spoon

in their mouth and their humble and down-to-earth people. So there's no real recipe for that. I mean

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