Hello and welcome back to the Psych legal podcast.

This is a podcast where we talk about popular culture through the lens of an attorney and a therapist.

I'm the therapist, Tess Brigham.

And I'm the attorney, Brooke Brigham.

So we are, this is part two of Sister Wives, our Sister Wives, Rewind, Season 7, episodes 1, 2, and 3.

We are just going to finish up.

So if you haven't heard the first episode, you might want to go back and listen to that.

So we're continuing on with where we left off with the third episode of the season,

where that's called The Big Dec big decision where we learn the fate

the fate of sister wives closet so it's been two weeks since the pitch and we learn that uh they have

a meeting with stan and amy in a few days and so there's all this hustle and bustle about

stan and amy in this meeting and then we're hearing all about like, oh my God, what is this, you know, um, uh, what's going to happen? What's going to happen, you know, because Robin needs to have a baby. That's great. She's working so hard. She's not time to work. Yes, work and have a baby. Oh, God, imagine that. Who did that? I don't know anybody who does that.

No. time to work. Yes, work and have a baby. Oh, God, imagine that. Wow. You know, God, I don't know anybody who does that. Um, so, uh, let's see. So they have their meeting with Stan and Stan starts it off by saying, well, we've really had to think about this one. I was like, oh, really? Yeah, you did? Now you're lying to them. You do know this is on TV, Stan, right? Like, they're got to see you ripping on them. We saw what you said about them. Yeah. Meeting. Yes. So, again, they go back to this whole thing about, like, if they give this money, Robin says, if they gave us this money, it would help help them figure out and fix the conversion process, test out our theory.

You know, my whole life is resting on this. And so what comes out is, and I remember this from the pitch too, is one of the comments, something that Christine said, which was,

I think, again, this shows the lack of experience and practicing your pitch and practicing

answering questions. I don't think they ever practiced, I think they practiced their two minutes,

but I don't think they ever practiced questions. Like what investors, what questions

are investors going to ask you? Because the way Christine said it, it was very weird. They said,

well, what are you going to do with this money? Like, why two, you know, why two point five million?

Why not five? Why not 10? And why not one? And I think she said something to the effect of,

well, if we don't,

if we take, I will worry that if we take too much money, then we'll get complacent and not want to

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