Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Welcome to. Yeah, two black girls.

Another patriotic exclusive. Another patriotic exclusive. So sorry, guys.

Oh, yes, we're talking a selling sunset season six. Uh-huh. I'm Natasha. And I'm just Dean.

And we were just talking about, before we got on air, it's like we need to press record.

Just talking about just the maintenance of being an L.A. girl.

And how it's just so different to New York. And New York, and not to say that girls don't,

like we don't care about fashion. This is like the fashion. This is the fashion. Yeah, absolutely.

But there's more of an effortlessness in the way women here look. Yeah, I just feel like there's

just such an extreme. Like the girls in L.A. they look like they took hours to get ready in the way.

Yes. And they all look the same. And they all kind of look the same. Yeah, exactly. Yeah.

And then yeah, we were saying also Atlanta, Atlanta's another city in Dallas is another city we think.

And they all look the same. Like I can look at La La Rie in drag and know she's from Atlanta.

You know what I mean? All the Atlanta girls have a very specific look to them. They all go to very

similar hairstyles, nail people. And I feel like everything's kind of delayed from New York.

I'm not even going to lie to you. I'm not even going to hold you. I'm not even going to be like that.

New York girls really are the top tier as far as style and it's far as innovation goes for sure.

Yes. Yes. But it's a very specific look to all these specific cities. I would love

to know how the glamour is in San Francisco. Oh, I've never thought of San Francisco as a fashion

or glamour style city at all. I think it's pretty full of dweebs and gay men. Yeah, what are the women

doing? What does that mean? What y'all looking like? What y'all wearing? Yeah, I would love to know.

What's the glamour you see? Are you guys going to drive over every week? Are you guys like

going to get your makeup done? Are you wearing makeup at all?

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