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Hey everyone, welcome back to the Mentioned All podcast.

I'm Dylan Hafer, and today I am excited to be joined once again by a returning guest,

a Bravo enthusiast and a Betres co-founder.

Please welcome Sammy Sage.

Thanks Dylan, I am thrilled to be back here.

You know how I feel about your, have that this podcast and your account.

And it's just, you know, the highlight of my, the highlight of one of the highlights of my life, truly.

Well, well, thank you for the praise.

And I know that you also feel very strongly about Beverly Hills.

So it is, you know, great timing to have you here to discuss this week's episode of Beverly Hills.

Which you mentioned before we got on the microphone.

Got off to a little, a little bit of a slow start, but then there was, you know, some shenanigans by the end.

And I feel like we have a lot to unpack.

Yeah, I mean, for me, Beverly Hills is, is that, you know, it's like that, a significant other that you just see the potential in.

And you just like want it to realize, but it won't, and you just like keep wishing that it's going to like, you know.

But yeah, they really do struggle with authenticity.

And there's so much potential for good storylines if they would actually have real conversations about the most consequential things in their lives rather than returning to the Elton John charity.

75 episodes in a row.

When it doesn't, I don't even know why it's relevant.

So yeah, it's like we're going to go back to Elton John.

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