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

Ducking Bravo. We are back to doing a recap episode. I recorded an update to the previous

pod I did a deep dive on Micah Miller because new information has come out. So I'm going to be

putting that out this week as well.

But today is a recap. And I watched too much news and I've had a long day. So I am going to try a new gummy. At the beginning of this pot, I'm going to take a gummy camino sours balance. I don't know what that's going to do, but let's try it. It's a new one. We're going to be recapping episode eight of the Valley,

which is called the Invite Fight, also known to me as the one where Kristen licks the lizard goo. Thank you, by the way, to one of my followers on Instagram who messaged me and said, her clothing line, her t-shirt line, not clothing. I feel like it's just t-shirts. It's enough for Winnie the Pooh and no one else. Her t-shirt line is, oh, God, I can't think of it now. James May, not James Bay. I thought she said James Bay, B-A-E. I thought it was supposed to be like, like, hey, Bay, you know what I mean? It's not. It's James May. And they corrected me. And I appreciate that. I had a good

laugh about that. And you know what? Before we get started, people are saying that that last episode of

Vayner Pump Rules, because they did a montage for every cast member throwing back to early footage

when they were, they were just little wee bairns, little wee babes. And then kind of going through to

who they've become now,

people feel like that was the very final end fiend finale of Vanderpump Rules. But today Andy came out

and he said, nope, not true. That wasn't a wrap up. It wasn't a bow on the entire franchise as a

whole. And they're already talking about it

in terms of next season. But it could have been, and I wouldn't have been surprised. Lala and some

others have really fractured that group. I've said it for, I mean, months and months now, I really

thought that this season was going to be the

women linking arms, heads high, connected into a future where they thrive and they leave

behind the dead weight of these horrible men. And yet it turned into a San of all redemption arc and

a let's all talk crap about Ariana.

I'm glad she stayed strong.

I'm glad she didn't fall for any of it.

And her not wanting to, you know, have conversations with Tom Sandoval, that makes sense to me.

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