Welcome to the high and low podcast. This is your host Bravo, Bravo, Bravo, Ducking, Bravo. I'm back from BravoCon. I have a lot to talk about. I have stories. I have tales. But before I do any of that, I have to recap the episode of Salt Lake City that I watched on the plane and I was about to scream

and I had no one to talk to. The irony that I was on a plane packed with Bravo Lebrides and Bravo

fans going to Las Vegas and I almost got on the mic. I said this in my stories. I almost just

watched at the front of the plane and said, this is very important. I have an announcement.

I'll tell you what it is beforehand. I need a huddle in the back of the

plane. Any Bravo fans that have seen season six episode, I'm not sure, unicorn overboard.

Please, please. I just watched an interaction between Bronwyn and Whitney regarding Todd,

and I have to talk about it. I could not believe what I was watching. I started tweaking on the plane because I had no one. I had an older gentleman next to me, so I'm really starting to freak out. I'm looking out the plane. I feel like I'm about to go into a hole like, there's a woman on the wing turning butter. She said she'd have a threesome with Todd and Bronwyn. But okay,

all right, let's just start from the beginning. I've already seen it. I'm not going to do as detailed of a play-by-play because I need to spin out on some of these topics. And by the way, as expected, Salt Lake City panel, in my opinion, was the most popular panel at BravoCon. Like I knew it would be, but it was far and away.

It was like being at a live concert.

I'll save some of this for the pod. popular panel at BravoCon. Like I knew it would be, but it was far in a way. It was like being

at a live concert. I'll save some of this for the pod recap just on BravoCon, but since we're

talking about Salt Lake City, it was really interactive. You know, people were yelling together,

shouting together. There was a lot of love in that room and there was a lot of disdain for

J. Rod. Can you believe he went to

BravoCon? What made him think that was a good idea? I know. I know. The confidence of a mediocre

white man. Besides that, the way I booed that man, I'm really proud of it. I booed him from the

depth of the core of every cell in my body. My filling shook with the depth and the loudness

of my boo. I broke a nail too. I jumped up to boo him, grabbed my phone because I was doing a live

at the time, jumped up to boo him, hit the boo so hard, I broke a nail. I know how it happened.

Either hit the chair in front of me or my clothes

or something as I was jumping up. Was it worth it? It absolutely was. Every single fan in there, and the people I always said next to us should have gotten their names. Dan, they were a good time. We were all on the same page. We were, like, yelling the same stuff. Honestly, though, okay, if you watch my live, I did a live of it. It's in my stories, I pinned it because it was such a fun time. I pinned it to my Instagram. So if you watch that, it's about an hour long, you're going to notice something in it. You're going to notice that every minute or two of their panel, for some unexplained reason, they went to a clap, clap. I'm going to make a meme of that later on i don't think i've ever

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