Welcome to the high and low podcast.

This is your host, Bravo, Bravo, Bravo, Ducking Bravo, and I'm about to recap the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Reunions, Part 1 and 2, uncensored and extended.

And I'm going to jump right in.

I'm starting this thing.

I'm playing it.

I'm watching on Peacock, and I'm just going to see where we are at. I watched, I can't even remember, I think like two or three episodes of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills in the very beginning when the season first started. And then there were so many things going on between Epstein Files and all kinds of other stuff that I was like, you know what? Ladies, with all due, I can't do this right now. She's a gripper. She's boring. She's telling me the same crap. She's been telling me for a decade. I'll see y'all at the reunion. And here we are. We open on the Los Angeles skyline. Downtown Los Angeles, it's either a sunrise or a sunset. Either way, the smog is the real star of this.

When I lived in L.A., I like to say that the smog was broken dreams just hovering over the city.

Oh, this got hot quick. They showed us Rachel pulling up saying, oh, wow, this is going to be a lot.

Then they went to Kyle, and Kyle's getting her makeup done and she's

really going for it in the makeup chair. She's firing her softened up. Now remember the last reunion,

maybe it was two reunions ago, it's all a blur at this point, that Dorete and Kyle have been

bumping heads for a very long time. Remember Kyle sent her a text the night before I really think it was the last reunion

saying like, hey, hey girl, we don't really need to like air all this out of the reunion,

you know? She sent me a text and it was so manipulative. So here we are. This reunion, Kyle

talking mad shit about to read before it even begins saying, oh, she's in our villain era. Oh,

she smoked a cigarette. Everybody thinks she's a villain. So she's going to walk around being an asshole? All right. Erica popping her head and saying, this is about the three of us coming up high. Then Gryfter McGee, Amanda, sticking her head out of her shell, saying, I'm ready. She, I don't know. Does she see the feedback? Does she know that we know? And that's fine. I got my first grievance. That's fine when they show me the pre-stuff, but I don't like when they start showing me clips of the actual reunion. We're already here. I already got a teed up. Please don't be ruining it for me. You're yelling about people leaking audio. I feel the same way when you started showing me all the little delicious golden nuggets before the episodes even begin. Just start. All right. This is my first look at the set. The set, they have the set as if they're on rodeo drive. Have we talked about

rodeo drive in L.A.? You're on rodeo and then after a while it becomes rodeo. Like literally it is such classism. One part of the city you call it rodeo. Other part of the city you call it rodeo. So here we're on rodeo drive where everything is ungodly expensive and overpriced. And I don't know if it's to mock der Reit that she probably can't afford anything even in a fake set. But I like it. I think it's better than when they base an entire set off of like one vacation they went on. Make it about the city. They put so much work into like picking a cast and having some iconic city be featured. I like this. How much do we want to bet? Kyle's going to come out and say, where's Armez? Do you have an Aramaz store?

That's where I feel the most at home.

Did you put an Armez store?

It's Brits Rodeo Drive, right?

This is very interesting for me having not watched the season.

The attitude, the disdain for Dorit when she walks out,

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