Sarah, Sarah, the great.

Uh-huh.

All right, so I gave her some business advice and you're like,

yeah, she's fine, don't worry about it.

You know, okay, so that's interesting.

You know what we, I would like to talk about at the moment,

is, you know, God, and we don't have to do, no deep dive into Beverly Hills because I don't want to end up there because we do it all the time.

Mo, Mo Arricio, buying Beverly Hills, has joined Netflix.

It is out.

The premiere Farah, the daughters were on it it there was a premier melon ball of course was

bopping her head around the premiere kyle was there and dorit was there so um have you watched

buying beverly hills i have not i haven't i can't wait i was reading the reviews which are they good mixed. Are they good? Because I read some, yeah, I read mixed. I read mixed. I think I read one from Yahoo.com that essentially said it's very much like all its competitors, you know, million dollar listing, selling sunset. It's completely similar. Only, you know, it tries to pit Alexia, the two daughters

against one another, you know. Kyle obviously had her oldest daughter from a prior relationship.

And then their, then their oldest daughter, I can't remember if it's Alexia. Anyway,

with Mauricio. They kind of are like competing for who's going to take over dad's dynasty.

You know, I guess apparently Mauricio has a no-asshole policy at, you know, buying Beverly Hills.

So they're saying there's a little less drama so far than maybe selling sunset, which we know, you know, the producers of

that show really pitted everybody against each other.

Adam DeVallo the Hill, shout out.

I don't know, you know.

I mean, people, you know, this was an interesting TikTok or take that I saw, which was do we

want to, in a time, and I know we don't get political on this show, but reading

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