Well, Missy doesn't have to drink her way through our feelings. Well, great, I'm glad that I'm sitting with a bunch of people that are so in tune with their feelings. Don't look at her, look at me. What am I looking at exactly? I'm looking at a heartless, mean, cold, bitter woman. Tell me exactly what I said. Do you not remember? No, I'm asking you. Why don't you have another drink and I'll tell you tip one time.

You have a little drink.

Hello, Governor. Welcome back to another episode here at Everyone's Business with mine, with me, Kara Berry.

We're back with ladies in London, a little bit delayed, but, you know, never denied.

I love this show.

What a great cast we've got. Let's get into it. Okay. We start off with

Lottie and her husband. I'm officially not calling that man, Josh. I will be moving forward calling him

Lord Lickrish from Candy Land because that's what he gives. So they go shopping for a push present.

We're getting jewelry. She wants a little tennis

bracelet. She's like, every time I look down, I want to be like, yes, I got this because I

pushed something out of me. Lottie lets us know, we're actually a lot more traditional than people

think we are. And Lord Lickrish says, I think we have very traditional feelings and

values, kind of sugar-coded in a very unconventional-looking relationship.

I don't love when men talk about traditional relationships, and I almost don't love it when

women do these days. I'm definitely not a man.

So I'm looking at you, Lord.

I got my eye on your little mustache.

They basically sit down to this jewelry store and have a rich people fight of like,

oh, get the watch.

I can't get the watch.

And the diamond-encrusted panther brooch.

That would be a little too gauche, you know. But then Lord asks what happened down to the one-encrusted panther brooch. That would be a little too gauche, you know.

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