I'm Heather Dubrow. And I'm Terry Debrough. And we're going to keep this between us.

But not really. Not really. No. Hey, babe. How are you? How's your day? It was arduous.

Yeah. For lack of a better word. Okay. It was challenging. Challenging. I had a lot of post-ops.

By the way, you know, post-ops are tough for me because I do very difficult surgery.

And, you know, that's the time to see me and complain.

So it's like, especially before the holidays.

What is it about there is a phenomenon that right before it's like nighttime and you're never going to be

able to get a hold of a doctor right on Friday afternoon or at the holidays that whatever

ailment you might have becomes a thousand times worse. Yeah, in the old days, you know, when I needed to do as much surgery as possible to get

as much experience and so and so forth, I would be very busy the week of Thanksgiving.

And then variably Wednesday night, I get the call.

Uh-oh.

Is this patient go to the ER?

Uh-oh, what's going on?

They're worried about something. And, you know, big mistake. Now I basically just don't operate the week of Thanksgiving. Oh, why would you? Why would I? Well, let's talk about, let's talk about Thanksgiving. Oh. We are, we, the holidays are here. Yeah. Do you believe that? Did this year fly by? Do we say this every year?

Did we say it every year? But, you know, it's something about daylight savings time this year felt like it fast forwarded us into the holidays. As soon daylight savings time happens,

it's dark, early, and now it's like summer's gone. I hate daylight savings time, by the way.

I know you do. I also think that this year has been very funky in a lot of ways.

And people want the holidays to come.

What I noticed is as soon as daylight savings happen, all the holiday decorations went up.

Although I must say Beverly Hills is particularly beautiful around the holidays.

If you have the opportunity just to drive into Beverly Hills and up and down the streets and walk around,

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