What's up, everybody.

Welcome to Rose Pricks.

It's me, Stephanie Wilder Taylor, and I'm here with Cecily Nobler. Got it. Are you going by the Mailman now? Oh, yeah, like my old radio show. Yeah. Well, the mailman is my sidekick, so it's Nobler and the Mailman. So am I? wait, then I guess I'm the mailman in this scenario.

Yeah, you're the mailman.

Sorry.

Yeah.

I'm the lead and you're the mailman.

Yeah.

That's fine because you have more experience.

That is my favorite, like, thing that I wrote, even though nobody, like, just because I think radio morning show names are so hilarious in real life. It's always like Jason and the egg. You're like, why, why does he have to be the egg? So stupid. And I told you, I used to go to these radio conventions and for some reason they had Donnie Osmond as a guest speaker for no reason. He wasn't even in radio. It was like, that's who you got to speak to radio morning shows. So he doesn't know why he's there. And he's reading off like a contest of like morning shows that won some sort of contest. And he's like, uh, okay, uh, Barry and the burglar. Uh, these were real names. Right, right, right. I was like, oh my God, Steve and the Mailman just makes me laugh. It's Steve and the Mailman. Did he think it was a joke? Did he think any of them were a joke? Donnie did not want to be there. That's all I can say. I don't know why he was there. I don't think he knew why he was there. I don't think he thought there was one guy and he's kind of famous. I think he's out of Rochester, a guy named the Omelet. I don't remember the lead guy, but it was like Rodney and the Omelet. Oh, no. And then I think I won something like some sort of raffle, but I wasn't under KZLA. I was at the time I'd already

moved on and was doing live from Hollywood, which is what I still do, like my entertainment reports.

So I was there and he was like, uh, silly, Celia Canobler. Oh, no. And I'm like, that's me. I just

like bumped. And what a weird thing to run up and just like take something out of Donnie Osmond's hands. Like, what are we doing? Yeah. Well, we're in the biz. We're in the radio biz. And it's an interesting biz. And it will always never cease to amaze me. As same can be said for Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, I thought they kind of brought it.

You didn't love it.

I didn't.

I felt, okay, so this would be, I guess, a macro, but that's not a specific macro.

I just felt like they're trying too hard. It's like they're trying too hard to have a problem

with Amanda. They're all kind of decided that they all don't like Amanda. And here's the thing.

I get it. I don't like her. She's super, super annoying. And none of them would be friends with her in

real life. But the thing is, it's a TV show. And they know that. So the fact that they're all like, oh, my God, we've got to train Amanda to be to do better with these girls. And this is, no, no, you don't. None of you guys give a fuck about Amanda. And, you know, and you're drumming up, they are kind of drumming

up charges, I feel like, and this is going to come up later with, with Kyle. Kyle was like,

all right. But like, you know, the part where, where she's like, well, you want her to have an opinion,

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