This town is our town.

It is a glamorous.

That you may feel if you could

if you could I be one of us.

This town, part-time.

It is up about the rest I'll touch you in new if you could be. I'm going to Hello you guys guys welcome back to another episode of everyone's business but mine with me

Caraberry today we're going back in time to

2003 so get your gene skirt on pop on a Yankees hat, and we're going to talk about the one season wonder, and I do mean

wonder, that was MTV's rich girls. This was the precursor to Laguna Beach and this was like really it was

like the Amuse Boos Bush if you will to my love of reality TV. I started off loving the real world and stuff but this was like a newer

ushering in I felt like a new era of reality TV like the current era of reality TV and I loved it. I loved it. We're never going to get this type of access.

I feel like again in reality television where it's like truly wealthy people who have true

access privilege money houses and money, houses, and really like give us a peek behind the curtain of what it's like to do this.

This was like the precursor to rich kids of Beverly Hills but like in New York right but

still more raw more real like we're all up in the apartments and we're all up at I mean we saw what I'm assuming is every hill figure home on the East Coast and in the West Indies but I'm not even sure that man has so much money I

don't know if we even saw it all but he we utilized every space and for that I'm

grateful for that I'm grateful for that I'm grateful. So let's get into starting off with episode one the

premiere of rich girls. It's all about prom and it's just like it just takes me back. I graduated high school in 2004, so this is like my

is they graduated in 2003, this is what we're seeing, so like I'm like we see each other right? So like I'm like we see each other right so like I said episode one is all about prom and

Ali doesn't have a date but she's like chill about it her best friend Jamie

organized the whole thing.

So she's just kind of like going out of obligation.

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