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Well, hello, and welcome to Watch What Crap ends. The podcast for all that crap we just love to talk about on Geo Broms, everybody. It's me, Ronnie.

And that's been over there, Hi, Biann. Hi, how's it going? Good. What's going on with you? Nothing. Nothing really is going on with me. I'm a little hungry. And that's about it.

Well, it's a very good day over here because it's selling sunset day. Yeah. Getting more and more fun to watch as we take notes on it.

And to people who are writing us going, so I tried watching selling sunset. And it was like a bunch of privileged morons doing nothing. Yes, you got it. That's exactly what it is.

Yeah, that's it. They're going to know. Nothing happens.

Even last, when I was we're watching the whole season is available, but we're watching it one episode at a time because we're recapping it, you know, one week at a time.

But even so in this week's episode when I was watching, I was like, nothing's happening. Are we going to have an episode? I was like, oh, wait, no, of course, that's what's that is the episode. That is the show.

It's nothing is happening. It is the sign felt of reality shows.

No, that's real housewives of Beverly Hills. Oh, sorry. You're right. We just can't be given that title to anybody. Okay. You're right.

But yeah, it's a fun show. Go check us out on our other shows. I do Rose Pricks, which is a bachelor roast. We're in full swing right now. And Ben is on the Game Brain podcast. And he does cartoons on YouTube called The Real Housewares of Kitchen Island, which is pretty hilarious.

And let's give some shout out to some small businesses. Shall we abandon?

All right. Here's one. What? Do you start? I'll start it off. Okay. So Susie Yoda wrote us.

And she is, she wanted to tell us about a black owned business because we're trying to amongst our small business shout out.

We really also want to profile black owned businesses. And she's giving a shout out to her cousin Lily's business Lily Shepherd moves who is so get this.

Lily is a sensual movement specialist teaching dance classes over zoom in or in the Austin, Texas area once in person classes resume.

Her Instagram is at Lily Shepherd moves. That's Lily with only one L Lily Shepherd. And it's LILYSHEPARD moves.

And she is going to be doing lots of classes, including a $10 sip and twerk on Saturday nights, which you know, we why not why not learn some basics there.

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