I want to know how many of you listeners out there are live same-day viewing Real Housewives of New York.

Because as of now, there's only about 200,000 people out of the 365 million people who live in the United States watching live same day. And I don't know what to do because 200,000 people is about the size of Katie, Texas, which is a suburb of Houston. What are we doing?

What's happening? Now, it is abysmal. I know that people are watching on peacock. I know we watch on peacock, but still. Okay. Can I say this? Which is done. I think somebody on Reddit actually called

me out for being like, you don't have to ask. Can you say it? You can say it. You can just fucking say it. So I'm just going to fucking say it.

Say it with your full chest.

Tonight is going to be really telling.

And I'll get to why in just a second.

But I do want to say that we did have a thought process going into this episode with you guys

listening to it today, tonight, tomorrow, knowing that the new episode of Roney just premiered, because I want you to listen to this episode that we're about to record that you're about to hear.

And I want you to apply it to what you're seeing tonight. Go back and even watch last week's episode.

Because you'll see what we're talking about.

And the true tell-all will be tomorrow morning, well, probably not until about 36 hours from now, when we see what the drop-off is from watching Real House House House, Beverly Hills going into Real Housewives of New York City.

Oh, yeah.

If we get live same-day viewership, say, upwards in the 700s, that's what I'm going to guess, is what we're going to get with Beverly Hills.

And we drop down to 300.

We are fucked.

Houston, we have a problem.

Yeah.

That's, here's the thing.

Bravo is putting Beverly Hills stacked on the same night of Ezroni for a reason.

They are trying to bolster its numbers. They are trying to

take a legacy tent pole show and give Rony the boost it needs. And let me just say this. For any

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