Welcome to the high and low podcast. This is your host, Bravo, Bravo,

Ducking Bravo. And today we are recapping Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Before we get into that,

I was up so late. Let me tell you what. I tripped and fell into some Charleston nonsense. I don't

if any of you saw this, but I was scrolling

TikTok and this young woman comes up on my FYP and she's sitting in her car and she's telling a story, which is my favorite of all the TikToks. I'm like, sit in your car and tell me a story. And her story was about how she had gone to the opening of a new establishment. It was hard to tell what kind of a place this was. She's like, we went in,

my husband and I, and we got our drinks, and we were sitting at a table near kind of the entrance,

and there was a ton of people who were still waiting to get in. And at some point, she and other

tables around her and other people in line see a bouncer come out of the place and talk to a group of

men who were in the line. And the group of men were wearing, you know, Jordans, the shoes, Air Jordans.

They had jeans on that, you know, had some holes in them, like for style, not like derelict.

And then they also had, like, athletic pants on. Other people inside the

restaurant also had Jordans and other athletic type shoes on. And this person came out and said

to this group of men, black men, hey, we have a new dress code. You can't come in wearing the things

you have on. The Jordans, the ripped jeans, the athletic pants. And seeing that made her feel like,

what the hell? Like, was that racial profile, like right in front of my own eyes? Did I just see that happen? So she stood up and went over to the bouncer person who just told them that and said, hey, that's not okay. What just happened? Like, you need to let everybody in, you know, equally and he said nope didn't come from me kind of like hands up not my fault just doing my job

which if there's any words that I think are horrible throughout history is just doing my job. Anyway, that was the answer. And she said, what do you mean just doing your job? There are other people in the restaurant that have these things on. Why can't that group of men come in? Wasn't getting anywhere.

So she left. She's like, I don't want to have anything to do with this place. So this is how we're treating people. She left a ton of other people who were in line with the young men also left. People that also witnessed it, they left. And so she immediately was like, that's not good enough.

Like, I need to get in touch with the people who are running this place because she lives in the town and she wanted to make sure like this gets some kind of resolution. So she went online. First thing she said she did, went online to see, was there like a Google place that she could leave a review? Did anybody already leave a review? And she saw that, yes, one of the young men

that was in that group had already gone online and given the brand new place one star and told

his story of, I stood in line for 30 minutes. It was chilly outside. You know, we really wanted

to get into this place. And then this is what we were told when we got up to the front of the line.

So she leaves a review. Her husband does. I guess other people who were also there. And she sent an email. Got the

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