Welcome back to two judgy girls. This is Mary from the Bay.

And it's Courtney from L.A. Today we have quite the polished guests.

Some may call her the Queen of Etiquette.

Some may say she has the best manners in the room.

She might just be the most polite person on Bravo.

She's literally taking time out of her vacation right now to talk to us from the breakout hit Ladies of London.

Please welcome to two judgy girls

Micah Meyer hi Micah thank you hello I'm so happy to be with you on the holiday so it's totally

fine this is a kidding it's like we're in Greece with you and are you enjoying a glass of champagne

I have a glass of champagne I'm'm currently dressed. I'm about to go to a white party. And my husband's in the other room.

And he was like, how long do you need? I was like, I don't know, but just drink the champagne. I'll be right there.

Marco, come on. Come on. Come join us. You can be the third judgy girl.

Exactly. But here us. You can be the third judgy girl. Exactly. But cheers. Happy, happy Wednesday.

Cheers. Oh, my God. Thank you so much for coming. For listeners who are maybe newer, can you give us a little bit of like your backstory, where you grew up, how you got into etiquette.

Yeah, of course. So I'm from Sarasota, Florida. And I did not grow up with any kind of formal

etiquette at all. I just, my parents just loved good manners. That was it. It was just like,

say please and thank you and be, be kind and invite the little kids sitting by themselves to sit with you.

It was like really core manners, you know, just be nice. I'm a former teacher, so I can respect that so much.

Yeah, and it's free. It's free to be kind. It's still my know, it's still my, still my thing. And so I took my first

etiquette course. I met my husband in New York and he moved to London and he was like, come,

come on over. So I did. And I was living in London. This is back in 2008. And I got my first job

in London and I was the only American and a whole

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