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I just watched the season premiere of Salt Lake City.

And oh, okay.

So much to say.

I'm going to try to get it all out.

Let's start from the beginning.

I have a lot to say. Let's start from the beginning. I have a lot to say, but let's start from the beginning. It opened very unusually. So instead of opening like a normal episode, it started with Heather and kind of a one-on-one with her, a confessional, in her home. She's wearing like this pink flower flower petal looking thing. Everything's very

pink and red in this episode, which I love a pink and red. You get no complaints from me about that.

But it was weird because they're talking to Heather. And then they start doing kind of an overarching

voiceover by her and others chiming in as they're taking almost drone footage from inside her house

while she's putting on makeup like in deep and thought, you know, like these shout, what we do

here is we share our lives and we open the world up to, and we're like, yeah, we get it.

It's the concept of housewives.

We know this.

And we, we open that up to criticism. And we do that. And to stay

strong, we just have to remain like friends. And so then it's aerial drone footage. We go to somebody

else's house. We go across town to somebody else's house. Then we go inside their front door.

Then we go find that person, like, touching up their makeup,

then we go to somebody else's house and we see them. And when we all come together, that's what

makes us stronger. We go to somebody else's house. But sometimes that circle of trust turns on you,

like look at us. We have so many problems. Someone else. And then lots of clips. B-roll of them. Ah, ha ha ha ha. Oh, laughing,

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