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Hi.

Hello?

She's starting. I tell you, she's.

She's so excited. I'm Emily.

Talking about Vanderpump rules is something that I could do all day long.

That's why I wanted to do this podcast to be honest. I think I really just wanted to recap Vanderpump rules.

But I was like, oh, that's a very niche market and Sup is already doing that. Or that's how it started.

But Vanderpump rules was like.

It was like Jersey Shore for Bravo. But like Bravo. It incorporated Lisa Vanderpump.

Which we already were in love with her from Beverly Hills. And she, oh my god, Lisa Vanderpump loves filming BPR.

She is so excited for that filming schedule.

A lot of it's over. It's interesting how much of it's overlapping. Like this season, we see the Beverly Hills casket in that fight at the dinner. And they're all like, we get the both perspectives. You know, we get the Beverly Hills perspective.

You know, from there, from their side of things, then we get to see the part that's relatable for us peasants, which is the staff that has to wait on these total assholes.

I mean, it had everything. Another amazing thing is, so I worked in restaurants and I can absolutely attest to the fact that people who work in restaurants can be some of the most toxic and disgusting people.

It's a very incestuous world. It's gross. A lot of the time. Your sense of normal is totally warped.

And so suddenly throwing a film crew with with people like that, Stasi is out of control. But in that little microcosm of that restaurant, she was the dominant queen.

And like, I could just picture myself, let's say, getting a job there before cameras way before just like, you know, when you are looking for a restaurant job because you are an actor or an artist of any kind, in Los Angeles, it's one of the darkest times of your life.

You can't just casually be in customer service.

I know that's what most people are. Most people are hourly customer service employees because it's quote like easy, but it is draining.

So if you're not, if you're hoping for your big break and you just are getting this job to pay your bills, it's just dark. I did it.

I did it. And it's sad. But in that world of sir, Stasi was so in charge, I worked with someone just like jacks.

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