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The podcast for all that crap we love to talk about on Yole Braf and Netflix as well these days.

Welcome to Selling Sunset Day. It's me, Ronnie. That's Ben over there. Hi, Ben.

Hi, how are you?

Good. Guys, thank you so much for being with us here today. We love our Selling Sunset. We're super excited to be recapping it again today.

Before we get started, go check out our other stuff. I do Rosepricks, which is a bachelor podcast.

Ben has another podcast called Game Brain. He also does a cartoon on YouTube called Real Houseware as a Kitchen Island, which is amazing. He has a new episode this week.

Go check that out. We're both on Cameo. We're selling masks. If you need to mask yourself up for these co-vity times, go to crappensemerch.com and get those.

We've got some small businesses to shout out. Ben, you want to start?

Yes. This one is from one of our long-time listeners slash readers from the TV Gasm days. In fact, Angela, who wants it to give a big, big, big shout out to her friend, Patty.

Patty and her husband and their five kids recently moved from Southern California to South Carolina. Perhaps inspired by Southern Charm. We'll just say, yes, that's why she did it.

The thing is, Patty actually has a custom home decor business. She ships all her stuff all across the US.

But of course, that move and the pandemic, not great timing because they're in a new place. They've got to create new connections. That's hard on a small business.

Go check out Patty's beautiful, beautiful work on Instagram at Found Vintage Treasures. Or you can go check it out on Etsy at Fufu Lala Child.

At Found Vintage Treasures or Fufu Lala Child. Thank you so much, Angela, for giving that shout out to Patty and for being a supporter of both of ours for years and years and years.

And we have a photographer named Aaron May. Aaron does product photography. So if you have products, you can send them to her and she'll set up a photo shoot for them, making nice professional products.

And she also does really good image editing and revamping so you can mail her any Photoshop things and she'll Photoshop them for you. Do the picture editing and all that good stuff.

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