let's talk with Heather Dubrow starts now oh my gosh well one of my faves

Liz Astrofts here today we've already we've been talking so much I'm like wait we should

just really start recording I know we were talking about the kids and I we have a lot to talk about

you she went to the weekend concert we're going to hear about that there's a lot going on um in the

meantime we're just talking about the kids i want to tell you so so funny okay so you know cat's going to

yale she is do you not know this no yeah okay so cat's going to wait didn't she go somewhere else

before no no she's oh she's graduated oh she's graduated oh, she just graduated. She's going to yell. Yale, the college? Yes, the college. Wow. But Max goes to Tufts. Right. It's a great, great school. I think it had a 7% acceptance rate the year that she got in. Nikki goes to LMEU business school. Like, they all got into really good schools. But when I say Yale, people go crazy. And it almost, it's like, I just went crazy. I know. People always do. So I had met this group of moms somewhere. And I'm not going to say where because I don't want to call them out. I was, I was somewhere. It wasn't local. Right. I was with these group of moms and we were talking and they were with their kids and the kids were running around. They're like, oh, yeah, our kids are just all graduated, whatever. I'm like, oh, that's so great. Mine too. Where are they going to school? It's like, oh, this one's going here. This one's going there. And that one's going to Harvard. And they went. And the way they said Harvard was like was there a space before it oh yeah there was like quotes around it there was confetti flying

Harvard and I was like wow let me make sure everyone's looking at me Harvard it was like that and all

the other moms were like bobbing their heads right and they were all going to like good school

TCU this wasn't that one whatever good schools. TCU. This wasn't

that one, whatever. Michigan. What's TCU? Texas Christian University. Or maybe it was U.T. Austin. I don't know. They were all good schools. Whatever. Do you know how hard it is to get into school these days? I do. I would never again to college now. My mom is such a school snob. Right. She must be so proud.

It's too proud.

Like it's obnoxious.

But anyway, so they do this Harvard thing and I'm laughing. I would love someone to be obnoxious and proud of me. Where are you going? Where's your daughter going? And I said, yell. And they all went, wow. And the Harvard mom goes, she goes, oh, does she play sports? And I so desperate. Oh, my God. And I so desperately wanted to say, no, she's just smart. Did you? No, I didn't say anything. Why not? What did you say? I said, no, no, she's actually a filmmaker. And the Harvard mom's kid was like a soccer player or something. Anyway, I'm not throwing shade. I think it's great.

Get in however you get in.

But it was just the whole interaction was so funny to me.

And it just led me down this path of, I, just so you know, do not care where my kids go to

school.

That's why they go to such good schools.

I don't care.

I think it's wonderful. And I'm so proud of all of them and their achievements that they've done.

But the truth is, I would never want my kid to go to a school they don't belong at because then they wouldn't be successful and they'd be anxiety-ridden and miserable and whatever.

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