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I just took a gummy to deal with the fact that we are delving into the latest episode of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

And boy, was it a doozy.

Esophagate continues.

Plus, all the off-camera social media drama that has happened over the last few days

since the last episode aired, which includes 8.5 and responding to a post from the American Society of Anesthesiologists,

I believe that's right. I'm in a spiral right now. I never expected to learn as much as I've

learned about CRNAs and the ASA and an anesthesiologist versus a nurse anesthetist. It's been a lot. But we're going to talk about it. We're going to break it down. We're going to explain it. And Beverly Hills, this is just what they do. This is classic Beverly Hills. For some reason, this franchise, above all others, just takes an issue and just beat the crap out of it. Like they're living off grid or making a trek to the West in the 1800s and just

bringing their laundry down to the riverside and smashing it between two rocks. That's how we treat

every issue on Beverly Hills. Except for the stuff we want to hear about. Except for like all their

legal situations, except for all their financial debts and things like that. They're never going to

talk about that. But adopting a dog, oh, we're going to hear about that, Snufu, for a solid season.

And I just had a moment where I was sitting here thinking, okay, name something better. And I thought

of immediately for some reason the tennis match, the extremely overly competitive tennis match between Jill and Ramona, very early seasons,

are Real Housewives of New York, and how riveting that was because they were so serious

about it. And both of them wanted to win because I started thinking to myself, we don't need to be

mean to each other. The show doesn't need to be based on watching one group of women literally

picking someone apart every issue about themselves, whether it's their physical being,

go play tennis and really want to win. I would love that. It might just be because the Beverly

Hills Alliance has bothered me so much. Kyle and all of her minions, which that's what it is to me at this point.

I mean, we're actively watching her produce the show.

She brought Anne-Marie on.

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