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Hello, Caviar Dreamers.

I'm Margaret Josephs.

And I'm Lexi Bobbuto.

And every week we are bringing you entrepreneur real stories from leaders, disruptors,

change makers, and risk takers.

We may not be serious, but we seriously mean business.

Music takers. We may not be serious, but we seriously mean business. Well, hello, Monica Joseph. Well, hello, Lexi Barbuda. How are you? Good. I'm doing what. Well, actually, I'm doing medium. I'm exhausted,

frazzled. I mean, I look like an aging rock star today, which is fine. I like this look. That's my look. I like this look also. I'm into those glasses. Me too. I wear these glasses when I don't want to have makeup on. But I feel like I'm exhausted because we're working a lot. We are and we had a little incident on the way in, a Coke explosion. Yes. Not cocaine explosion. I don't want anyone to think it's cocaine.

It's Coca-Cola.

I would like a cocaine explosion.

Even though we have our own beverage line, soire, I like to drink a Coca-Cola because

it has the caffeine.

And I was having a headache and a moment because I'm in full season swing of housewives.

Yes.

And, you know, people don't realize housewives is a business. And that's what I

want to talk about today. The show business. Show business is a term that I think is very loosely

thrown around and it's so fun and you think of like entertainers and dancing and singing and

costumes and fabulosity. But the business of the show has really changed. I think even in the six years

that you've been on the show, which I can't believe I'm saying that you have been on the show.

I can't believe it's six years already. Six years, two faces. 20 pounds.

20 pounds down. Good girl. You're looking good good. I mean, listen, that's another thing. It was funny. Someone said the other day, I don't think

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