Hi everybody, and welcome to Vanderpump Rules Party. I'm Holly Borkes.

I'm Sarah C. Every time you text Ready, in my head, I'm always like,

Betty Santa.

Which I did a lot of last weekend, and as a result, I got a Snapchat for Mikalo. I'd be like,

randomly, they're talking and discussing and writing out Santa's naughty list. I'm like,

oh yeah, that might have come from me. Oh, that's funny. I had to use that, and I used that

Ready, Santa. And so then they had to become rude off, and then I was like,

yes, rude off. Will you please guide my sleigh tonight? And they're just like,

but now they're ready, they're naughty list, because that was one of the mom things that I did

that I thought I would never do was besides the all the classic lines that I did use. Like,

do I have to pull this car over? Yeah. And the one thing that I never thought I would use,

because I still do it to this day, is I'm like, shut the refrigerator door. You're going to break it.

And I probably said that a hundred times, and I'm like, I'm such a hypocrite, because I leave it open

all the time. Yeah. And especially at my mom's, and then like, literally, though, I'll be

my mom's, I'm like, I'm just taking like creamer out to dash in my coffee cup. I'm going to turn

around and put it back in within one and a half seconds, but she already swoops in in that one

second and closes it. So I have to reopen it again. And my theory is like a car, we say it takes

more gas and energy to turn it off and turn it back on, then just to idle it.

Yeah. So that's my theory of fridges. It's like, mom, now we're taking more energy to close and open,

close and open in a three seconds span. I don't know. It's a real problem for her to have

it left open. It's not like everything's going to melt in that three seconds, but it happens

every time. And I still do it. And I do it. Sometimes I'll push it, though, and I'll like pull out

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