Welcome to the high and low podcast. I am your host. Bravo, Bravo,

ducking, bravo, still a little sick, but still kicking. I'm not a fan of the early spring.

I feel like everybody always gets colds and things seem like they're going to be really optimistic.

You're like, I'm going to make a New Year's resolution. I'm going to go to bed at a good time. I're going to be really optimistic. You're like,

I'm going to make a New Year's resolution. I'm going to go to bed at a good time. I'm going to

wake up at a good time. I'm going to expose myself to natural light. I'm going to work out.

And then reality hits. Your small child brings home sicknesses from school and you're just

struggling to get by. And the weather's getting warmer and the birds are

chirping and you feel terrible. That's been my experience anyway, but I hope you all are doing great.

Today we're going to recap part two, the second half of the Erica Jane documentary, bet it all

on blonde. And I was right. It was meant to be a two-parter because I went to Bravo's

website and I was like, this is so odd because the way it's cut, it really does feel like they

just lumped together two parts that were supposed to be independent. And on Bravo's website,

they have like part one and part two. And the description of the show says it will be airing in two parts

in blah blah blah months and I'm like well something changed something changed and they just dumped

them after an episode of a reunion interesting disclaimer there will be some paraphrasing this is my

opinion I'm describing the show to you through my own thoughts and rememberings and viewpoint.

Now, if you recall from part one, when we left off, the stakes were high for Erica. In her bubble world,

the stakes were high for Mikey, for Leah, for the manager. The show is going to happen soon. They didn't get the extra $100,000

of funding, but hold on. I've heard word on the streets was that she got that $100,000 from her mother.

Someone has said that to me. It's a room. I have no receipts. There's no way to have receipts on that one. But it's someone that has had quality information for me in the past. And it makes sense. If she really felt like she needed that money, where else would you go? In the grand tradition of Bravo Leberties, Sandoval, Jen Shaw, you go to your mother. And her mother is in part two, quite a bit.

And I'm sure she would have come to the show either way. But if she did lend her the $100,000 she

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