‘Selling Sunset’ Season 3 Recap

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🗓️ 13 August 2020

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Juliet is joined by Kari Simmons to unpack Season 3 of 'Selling Sunset.' They discuss their favorite and not-so-favorite cast members, how The Oppenheim Group is run, and the biggest controversy yet—Chrishell Stause's surprising divorce from Justin Hartley. Host: Juliet Litman Guest: Kari Simmons Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to Bachelors Party, we are not talking about the Bachelors today.
0:15.1	Much more pressing news we need to discuss the newest season of selling sunset on Netflix
0:20.6	and to do so.
0:21.6	I brought in a true Los Angeles real estate expert, my friend, my boss's wife, Carrie Simmons.
0:28.1	Hi, Carrie.
0:29.2	I don't know about that, but okay.
0:32.1	Which part is Juliet?
0:33.6	I don't know.
0:33.9	I don't know how real estate expert I am, but I think I know a little bit.
0:37.9	I spend enough time on Redfin.
0:39.7	That's all I got.
0:40.5	You definitely, I know that you know a lot about real estate.
0:42.9	You're selling yourself short, but it's okay.
0:45.5	You're going to, you're going to show it off over the course of this podcast.
0:48.4	Okay. We'll see.
0:48.9	We'll see.
0:49.7	Um, Carrie, how many episodes of selling sunset have you watched in the last week?
0:54.9	Uh, well, I think there are eight episodes in each season.
0:57.5	So I guess 24.
0:59.1	If I did my math correctly, so you've just been selling sunset.
1:02.9	I literally just binge it.
1:04.4	Yeah.
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