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That's Ronnie and Ben. I'm Ronnie. That's Ben. Hi, Ben. Hi, Ronnie.

Hi, everyone.

First and today because we're in the gorgeous Washington, Dowsity.

Yes, we're here in the nation's capital. And, um, you know, we are doing a live Vanderpump Rules recap tonight here in DC.

And just two nights ago, we did some stuff in New York City.

And we were not going to do top chef this week because we're like, we're traveling.

We're going to be tired. It's too much we've already done about eight other recaps this week.

But then you guys kept texting us and emailing us and being like, what the hell can't skip top chef because it's

Indian food for Padma Week. So guess what? We're doing it. We're in the hotel room. We're doing it.

We've been drunk for three days. Yes. I am drained. I'm a husk of a person.

But everyone was like Padma is so Padma this episode. You guys cannot like, like skip it.

So here we are not skipping it. We're not skipping it. We got our notes done.

And here we are showing up to work telling. Yeah. Well, let's just dive into it, shall we?

I'm really excited. I just have to congratulate Washington on their columns everywhere.

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