What's up, guys? This is Jacques. Welcome back to One Popular. There is so much to talk about today, so many topics. I said on my last Patreon episode that I was going to get these episodes down to under 60 minutes, but I failed because there was just a lot to get into. So today we are

talking about Beverly Hills. I have a lot of thoughts on that. The Winterhouse trailer. Of course,

the Salt Lake City premiere, the Australian Bachelorette who has been cancelled for racist Instagram

posts, Jimmy Kimmel being a fucking dumbass, the latest with Joe Rogan Ivermecton Gate, and Bachelor in Paradise, which some shit went down on Bachelor in Paradise. This season, it's as good as Beverly Hills. I know a lot of you are like, eh, don't watch The Bachelor. I put it at the end, so you don't have to listen if you don't want to, but it's as good as Beverly Hills, Like, it's off the chain. So, let's just get into it. All right, so Salt Lake City is back. I'm kind of excited about it. Season one was awful. I was the first person to really go against the fake news narrative from Bravo stands that Salt Lake City was like the second Sopranos.

It was not.

It sucked.

Probably the most overhyped show ever, but they really turned it around by the time they got to the reunion, and then I knew season two would be much better.

And then when Jen Shah got arrested, I was like, okay, boom, this is going to be good.

One of my proudest podcasting moments was going against Jen Shah while everyone else was still kissing her ass.

And then having I get arrested and waking up to like 100 DMs from you guys being like, oh my God, you were right about Jen Shah.

I sound like such a petty narcissist.

How sad is my life that clocking Jen Shara is like a huge achievement for me?

She's probably the most obvious sham of a person ever.

Look, you've probably seen the intro for the episode by now.

They release that last week, but they opened the season with Jen finding out on camera that the feds are after her.

She flees the scene and then you see like,

oh no, it's an FBI raid or something. They like sweep the scene and it cuts to Jen at the

police station. Then we see the other women talking about whether or not Meredith tipped off

the feds. By the way, it's irrelevant if Meredith tipped them off or not because it was an investigation

that was going on for

years. But anyway, a very incredible, iconic moment for reality television, I think, because it's

not often that you can capture something like that on camera, especially on the housewives,

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