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Grab your boots and brace yourself for emotional whiplash - it's Lindsay’s 30th birthday, and this hoedown is headed straight for a meltdown. In this Summer House Season 1 Episode 7 recap, Carl shows up with not one, but two uninvited guests (yeehaw!), sending Lauren into a full-blown spiral. Meanwhile, Lindsay and Everett are doing their usual “Will they? Won’t they? Should they even?” routine, and Stephen drops a bomb that could finally lasso the end of their relationship. It’s messy, it’s dramatic, and it’s exactly what you’d expect from a Bravo birthday bash. Saddle up and hit play - this showdown’s too juicy to miss.
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Speaker A:Welcome to Last to the Party, a Bravo rewatch podcast.
Speaker A:I'm Megan and I am fashionably late to all things Bravo.
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Speaker A:In today's episode, we are diving into Summer House.
Speaker A:See season one, episode seven, Hoedown Showdown.
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Speaker A:Before we get into episode seven, let's talk about Previously.
Speaker A:On episode six, everyone is second guessing their relationship status.
Speaker A:Christina and Everett might have broken up.
Speaker A:It was kind of unclear.
Speaker A:And Carl met the workus clan.
Speaker B:Episode seven is called Hoedown Showdown.
Speaker B: ,: Speaker B:It's Lindsay's 30th birthday hoedown and trouble's a Brewin when Carl brings two uninvited girls to the party, much to Lauren's dismay.
Speaker B:Meanwhile, Everett and Lindsay are on the outs and Stephen spills a secret that may make the on and off again couple turn the switch off permanently.
Speaker B:Hey, Megan, what is your first impression of Hoedown Showdown?
Speaker A:This episode is all over the place.
Speaker A:It feels to me like, you know, on a reality show like Survivor or Big Brother where people reach the point where they start crying for no reason because they're overwhelmed and they're tired and they.
Speaker A:I feel like everyone's a little over tired from their summer escapades.
Speaker A:Everyone's a little highly emotional.
Speaker A:Everyone's behaving a little erratically.
Speaker A:It just feels like everyone's a big mess.
Speaker A:Really.
Speaker B:I can't wait to dig into it because I don't remember particularly.
Speaker B:Oh, except for the breakdown on the paddle boards.
Speaker A:Well, yeah, definitely the breakdown on the paddle boards.
Speaker A:Well, now I'm curious.
Speaker A:What's your second impression of this episode?
Speaker B:The only thing more inconsistent than Carl's emotions is Lindsay's birthday hair.
Speaker A:Oh, but see what I mean?
Speaker A:The inconsistency, it's back and forth.
Speaker A:Nobody knows what they're doing.
Speaker B:Even.
Speaker B:Even productions.
Speaker B:Like, the editing's like, oh, fuck it.
Speaker B:We're just gonna put all these scenes.
Speaker A:Who are you watching this week?
Speaker B:This week I'm watching Lauren Workus.
Speaker B:She's out here declaring herself the queen of away games, rolling in the next morning after, like, mystery hookups.
Speaker B:Meanwhile, she's then fighting off tears because Carl's ghosting her.
Speaker B:Watching her spin out made this episode kind of enjoyable for me.
Speaker B:It's compelling tv.
Speaker A:It is.
Speaker B:I just feel like we've kind of maybe, maybe turned the corner just, like, a little bit in terms of, like, will they, won't they?
Speaker B:Will they, Won't they?
Speaker B:Will they, won't they?
Speaker B:I think Carl's kind of saying, like, we're not going to.
Speaker B:And now she's upset about it.
Speaker A:Yeah, I totally agree with you.
Speaker A:But the second she starts to do something about it, well, that's who I'm watching this week.
Speaker A:It's Carl.
Speaker B:It's.
Speaker A:He.
Speaker A:You know, he says things like, lauren's the hottest one in the house, so that's why I hooked up with her.
Speaker A:But she's more into me than I am into her.
Speaker A:But also, I'm very curious about who's driving her home in the morning after her away game.
Speaker A:Games.
Speaker A:And then I have these feelings for Lauren, but I have no interest in being in a committed relationship, and I have no interest in saying no to any other opportunity that comes my way.
Speaker A:And so I'm gonna deflect all of my feelings for her into bringing two other chicks to the house, which in turn pisses everyone else off.
Speaker A:He's just kind of a chaos master in this episode, and he doesn't own any of it because people get upset with him.
Speaker A:They bring up several times, like, it's a house rule that we need to discuss if we're gonna have guests.
Speaker A:And it keeps coming up.
Speaker A:And Kyle's like, is it shitty?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Do I care?
Speaker A:No, he's just lighting little chaos fires everywhere he goes.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:You know, as you were talking, I was thinking about this scene Last week, when Lauren is talking to her mom after she meets Carl, and she's like, look, he's gonna come around.
Speaker B:You need to jump in and have fun.
Speaker B:Carl will follow.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker B:So I wonder if Lauren takes that information and now she's doing her away games.
Speaker B:Like, she's meeting people, she's going out, she's hooking up.
Speaker B:And as guys do, like, her mom was right.
Speaker B:Carl's like, wait a minute.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Her mom says, make him chase you.
Speaker B:Yes, exactly.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:And not like he's even chasing her, but like, he's seen what she's doing, and it doesn't make him happy.
Speaker B:Like, he doesn't like that.
Speaker B:Like, he.
Speaker B:It piques his interest in her.
Speaker B:Again, we didn't really talk about that.
Speaker A:Scene last week, but I was moved a little bit by that moment where Lauren broke down, and she's like, I feel like I'm a disappointment to you because I'm not in a committed relationship, and I just want her mom to give her a big hug and be like her.
Speaker A:Her mom seems very young, so maybe she was married early, and Ashley's been with her guy forever.
Speaker A:Her siblings are all much younger.
Speaker A:They're not in a marriageable place.
Speaker A:But she just feels like she's let her family down by not being in a committed relationship.
Speaker A:I'm like, just give her a hug and be like, we all have our own timeline.
Speaker B:Totally.
Speaker A:Like, you're.
Speaker A:You're fine.
Speaker A:Also, I. I do want to say that I. I do have my eye on Stephen a little bit this week.
Speaker A:We see a phone call with his parents, and I think Stephen is the person we get to know the most this season outside of the house, beyond a surface level.
Speaker A:We learn a little bit about Lind, a little bit about Carl.
Speaker A:We see Kyle's family, but really, Steven, most of his story exists outside of this house.
Speaker A:Most of his story exists in backstory, especially in spite of coming out.
Speaker A:He's in a really weird limbo space where he doesn't feel like he can talk to his parents about his relationships.
Speaker A:I just think Steven has.
Speaker A:They've created the deepest backstory for him on the show.
Speaker B:I agree that they've created the.
Speaker B:Or he has the deepest backstory on the show.
Speaker A:It's not a compelling enough reason to keep him around because I want him contributing to the house, and I don't necessarily know that he is.
Speaker B:Yeah, see, that's what I was going to say, but I don't want.
Speaker B:I don't want the impression to be that I don't like him or his story or.
Speaker B:I don't feel like he's contributing to the party house that I want to watch, but that's kind of how I feel.
Speaker A:Well, so I think the thing is, I think as a roommate, as a housemate, I think he's great.
Speaker A:Like, he seems to me, he seems to be a good time.
Speaker A:He seems to mostly get along with people.
Speaker A:You know, he.
Speaker A:As a viewer, he's not bringing the content.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker A:I don't dislike Steven, and I, you know, I'm fine.
Speaker A:You know, I'm sure he's a great friend.
Speaker A:He seems like a good friend.
Speaker A:But the Lauren, Carl, Kyle, Christina, Lindsay, Everett of it all is more watchable.
Speaker B:Yeah, agree.
Speaker A:I got a favorite quote.
Speaker A:Do you have a favorite quote or scene?
Speaker B:I have a favorite quote.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Is it Kyle asking nipples in or nipples out?
Speaker B:No, it's not.
Speaker B:Is this with his overalls?
Speaker A:Yeah, that's it.
Speaker A:Kyle's a good time.
Speaker A:He's funny.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:My favorite quote was Lindsay at the top of the episode, she's like.
Speaker B:She's talking about is her birthday.
Speaker B:She's like, I'm single and 30.
Speaker B:That's fun.
Speaker B:You know, she's not happy about it.
Speaker B:And honestly, I think being 30 and single should be fun.
Speaker B:I'm sure it is for a lot of people, but who am I to judge?
Speaker B:I was, like, married at 25 and probably same planning a Pottery Barn, you know, wedding registry at the time.
Speaker B:So I don't know what fun is.
Speaker A:Same, same, same, same.
Speaker A:Totally.
Speaker A:I was married at 25, you know, Lindsay has such a yearning for stability and family and being loved that being single feels really threatening to her.
Speaker A:And so she can't lean into the fun of being 30 and single because she feels so worried about what for her future.
Speaker B:30, flirty and single.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:It's funny because when she's like, I'm turning 30, and I was like, okay, it's been nine seasons and she just had a baby.
Speaker B:Is she on the brink of turning 40 this summer?
Speaker A:She must be.
Speaker B:Is it possible?
Speaker B:Are we gonna get a Lindsay Hubbard 40th birthday this summer on Summer House?
Speaker A:I'm so curious to see how Lindsay Hubbard Summerhouse Season 10 works.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Like, is it going to be like, those are Gemma's weekends with her dad?
Speaker A:Maybe because she's not bringing Gemma to the summer house.
Speaker B:No, I imagine she's probably there, like, every other weekend or when she can come out.
Speaker B:Like, the girl knows.
Speaker B:And we did get a break in that fourth wall in the season nine.
Speaker B:And I know we're jumping ahead and spoiling things if you haven't seen the show.
Speaker B:But basically there was like, the big question mark that they talked about in the.
Speaker B:At the end of the season of like, is this your last summer house?
Speaker B:And I saw when she announced on her Instagram just a few weeks ago, she's like, I'm coming back.
Speaker B:She's like, how else am I gonna make money?
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker B:She's an influencer now as well.
Speaker B:But if you're.
Speaker B:If Bravo is still willing to pay you.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Don't you make it work?
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker B:I mean, she might not.
Speaker B:She's not gonna be messy.
Speaker B:Lindsay from season one.
Speaker A:Sure.
Speaker B:In fact, I actually really like Lindsay Hubbard in season nine.
Speaker B:Pregnant.
Speaker A:Me too.
Speaker A:She's a good friend.
Speaker B:Voice of reason.
Speaker A:Yep.
Speaker B:I love Lindsay Hubbard.
Speaker B:I'm excited to watch her turn 40 this summer if she is.
Speaker B:My apologies if the math ain't mathing.
Speaker A:What did you like about this episode?
Speaker B:Well, back to Kyle's comment about his nipples in his overalls.
Speaker B:Look, I love that Kyle leans in.
Speaker B:He lean.
Speaker B:Lean.
Speaker B:It's Lindsay's birthday.
Speaker B:This is maybe like one of the first themed party.
Speaker A:Yeah, right.
Speaker B:That we see.
Speaker B:He's all in with his costuming and all that stuff.
Speaker B:And it's just.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:They're open up their Amazon packages.
Speaker B:Which was really funny because didn't you notice?
Speaker B:You saw like a home goods or a TJ Maxx.
Speaker A:I thought I saw a TJ Maxx tag on Lindsay's boots.
Speaker B:I mean, when you're balling on a budget during this time, you know, season 10, I'm sure they're.
Speaker B:They got the good stuff.
Speaker A:Like, Paige's wardrobe in season nine is off the charts.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker B:Which is so funny because her first season, she's like, my mom taught me never to spend a ton of money on clothes.
Speaker B:And she was like, queen Amazon.
Speaker B:Like, you know, I. I wonder if she even does those.
Speaker B:Like, Amazon lives anymore where she's like, chilling stuff now.
Speaker B:Side note, have you checked out the Daphne?
Speaker A:I haven't.
Speaker A:They're kind of expensive.
Speaker B:Mixed reviews.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:There's size limitations, which is kind of a bummer.
Speaker B:And they're expensive.
Speaker A:I'm not a 200 pair of pajama lady.
Speaker B:That is not true.
Speaker B:You have a very expensive pair of pajamas.
Speaker A:I have one.
Speaker A:I don't even have those anymore.
Speaker A:My dog ripped them last year.
Speaker B:I had one pair of Saddest news ever.
Speaker A:I had one pair of print fresh pajamas.
Speaker A:I did love them.
Speaker A:They were given to me as a gift within my own Budget.
Speaker A:I am a Walmart pajama kind of lady.
Speaker B:Those Walmart pajamas, by the way, if you guys are looking for some nice pajamas, come on over to midlife Bestie.
Speaker A:Yeah, don't sleep on that Joyce Bunn brand.
Speaker A:No, that's what I was wearing last night.
Speaker B:I brought a pair with me.
Speaker A:A couple things I liked from this episode.
Speaker A:I did like the paddle boarding scene.
Speaker A:I.
Speaker A:First of all, it looked fun.
Speaker A:Like it was visually interesting.
Speaker A:They're out of that damn house.
Speaker A:I. I do at some point in these seasons, kind of get tired of the interior of these homes.
Speaker A:And what I was thinking about is when you watch television, television homes are very richly decorated.
Speaker A:There's no plain walls, there's no plain surfaces.
Speaker A:Like, there's a lot going on.
Speaker A:These homes are not like that.
Speaker A:This is where real people live a while.
Speaker A:It's kind of like I'm tired of seeing the inside of this house.
Speaker A:So I liked the change of scenery with the paddle boarding.
Speaker A:It made me wonder when we start to make the transition to more house parties and less out of the house activities.
Speaker A:But anyway, while we're paddle boarding, Lauren and Ashley have a moment that we referenced earlier.
Speaker A:And Lauren kind of breaks down.
Speaker A:She's like, sad that the Carl thing did not work out.
Speaker A:She's sad that she wanted more than what it turned out.
Speaker A:And she's sad that she can't seem to find someone.
Speaker A:And then Ashley, like, sympathy cries.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker A:They got that sister bond.
Speaker A:She's like, I just want you to have what I have.
Speaker A:But my favorite moment is Steven watching this from afar.
Speaker A:He's like, I was gonna paddle over to the girls, but I can tell that Ashley's crying.
Speaker A:And I can tell because she's making her cry face.
Speaker A:And then he does his impression of her cry face, which is just so good.
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker B:That is a great scene.
Speaker B:And my heart hurts for Lauren in this scene because she's like, I don't know what I'm doing wrong.
Speaker B:And I just want to shake her by the shoulders and be like, it's not you.
Speaker B:No, Carl is the problem here.
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker A:I think she's also feeling the pressure of her sister bestie moving across the country for sure.
Speaker A:And now she's one.
Speaker A:Like, what's she gonna do without her wing woman and her best friend and her built in everything?
Speaker A:And I feel that for her.
Speaker A:I kind of like.
Speaker A:So Steven gets himself into hot water.
Speaker A:It doesn't seem like he does it intentionally, but it's definitely been the case this summer.
Speaker A:He gets in the middle of A house hookup.
Speaker A:You know, we saw it happen with Carl and Lauren.
Speaker A:We see it happen again when he spills the beans to Lindsay about Everett's whereabouts on his night out.
Speaker A:And I gotta say, in this case, I like it.
Speaker A:Because anything that moves along the Lindsay and Everett ultimate breakup is a good thing, in my opinion.
Speaker B:I agree.
Speaker B:But how is Stephen here any different than Christino in terms of like, oops, shouldn't I have said that?
Speaker B:Okay, well, it makes me sad that Christina and Steven are really.
Speaker B:It feels like their job is to stir the pot.
Speaker A:Yeah, I hear you.
Speaker A:Okay, so tell me how you feel about this.
Speaker A:Is there, is it more important that Steven says something?
Speaker A:Because Lindsay and Everett are in an established relationship, and so if he knows something about that relationship, a big lie that Everett has told in the wake of their getting back together, is it more important that Lindsay has that information, whereas there's nothing to be gained?
Speaker A:Kyle didn't technically do anything wrong by hooking up with Katie while he was hooking up with Amanda because they weren't in a relationship.
Speaker A:So Amanda doesn't necessarily deserve that information as much.
Speaker A:When Kyle made it clear that he wanted to be single and on the prowl.
Speaker B:Sure.
Speaker B:But is Stephen in the same pickle that he was in before when he knew about Carl's date to the wedding?
Speaker B:He knew this information and then like, he was like, well, do I, am I, do I stay loyal to Carl or do I tell Lauren?
Speaker A:Well, but see, I. Yeah, I think it's the exact same situation, except this is another situation where Lauren didn't deserve that information.
Speaker A:She and Carl weren't in a committed relationship.
Speaker A:On the other hand, Lindsay and Everett are in a committed relationship.
Speaker A:It is expected that Everett is not sleeping with other women or at least sleeping in a bed with other women.
Speaker A:And so, I mean, I think it's.
Speaker A:I think it's messy.
Speaker A:I don't think it's clear.
Speaker A:But I can kind of understand why he chooses to involve himself here.
Speaker A:Was he chose to stay out of the Lauren and Carl situation.
Speaker B:Yeah, I can see that too.
Speaker B:Part of me though, Steven knows what's going to happen if he tells this information to Lindsay.
Speaker A:Yeah, there's going to be a blow up.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker B:But is it going to then lead to a breakup or will they just like circle back to their makeup breakup.
Speaker B:Makeup breakup cycle.
Speaker A:And the result is that everyone's mad at Steven.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Yeah, that's a good question.
Speaker A:Does he think it through and does he decide that at least Lindsay is dealing with all of the information?
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker B:And, you know, some people just like.
Speaker A:To.
Speaker B:Stir things up for the fun of it.
Speaker B:Not even that.
Speaker B:I mean, this is true information that he knows, right?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:But, yeah, people like to be in the know and be like, I actually know something that you don't, and that gives me a little bit of power in the situation.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:We don't know Steven.
Speaker A:Steven's motivations.
Speaker B:No.
Speaker B:And that's what's so interesting, because when we.
Speaker B:We learn about Steven's, like, backstory about who he is and where he comes from and etc.
Speaker B:Etc.
Speaker B:And he seems like a good person, so I. I have to lean into, like, he's telling Lindsay from a good place.
Speaker B:He's not just.
Speaker A:I think so, too.
Speaker B:Stir.
Speaker A:Relevance.
Speaker A:Yeah, I think I do think so.
Speaker A:I'm giving Stephen the benefit of the doubt here.
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Speaker A:Well, I got some wishes.
Speaker B:So do I.
Speaker A:Let's hear them.
Speaker B:I have a feeling this is one of yours.
Speaker B:The girls calling Carl's guest hoes and hookers.
Speaker B:This girl on girl crime here.
Speaker B:Woman crime.
Speaker B:If you know.
Speaker B:If you know, this kind of judgy energy is peak.
Speaker B:Bravo.
Speaker B:Stassi Schroeder is guilty of it all the time.
Speaker B:On early seasons of Vanderpump Rule where, like, you just are attacking another woman.
Speaker A:For existing in relationship to a dude that you have or had a relationship with.
Speaker B:Exactly.
Speaker B:And so I don't think mean girl vibes.
Speaker B:I don't like that move at all.
Speaker B:In fact, even when I heard it, like, calling somebody a hooker, I'm like, it's gross.
Speaker B:Stop it right now.
Speaker B:You know better.
Speaker B:You women are in your 30s.
Speaker B:Stop it.
Speaker A:Even grosser.
Speaker A:So, look, things aren't going well for Christina, and I feel like she's trying to ingratiate herself with these women.
Speaker A:I feel like when she told Amanda about Kyle's hookup, she was trying to, like, be like, I'm the cool girl.
Speaker A:I'm your Friend like me, even though we don't see it happen.
Speaker A:And then in this episode, when Carl arrives with those women, she says, who are these hookers?
Speaker A:And Lauren laughs.
Speaker A:Lauren doesn't say, like, not cool.
Speaker A:But then when Christina is called on it, Lauren kind of gets in her face and she's like, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Speaker A:Don't say that you did that in defense of me, because I would never call those girls hookers.
Speaker A:Props to Bravo for the quick cut to Lauren laughing at Christina's comments.
Speaker B:Yeah, because.
Speaker A:Lauren kind of took Christina down in this moment.
Speaker B:I agree.
Speaker B:That's actually my messy moment.
Speaker A:I'm sorry.
Speaker B:It's okay.
Speaker B:But we can talk about it then.
Speaker B:My next wish is Everett and Lindsay's deep talk.
Speaker B:They have this heart to heart about her as estranged sister reaching out to her.
Speaker B:I feel like this is important context, but it also feels like filler.
Speaker B:In this episode, it is clear to me that we are seeing.
Speaker B:Everett and Lindsay are two wildly different people and handle emotions differently.
Speaker B:And I felt like they were just doing this to give Everett and Lindsay kind of like this soft reset to justify them being together again.
Speaker A:Well, they're both.
Speaker A:My wish is that they would have stayed broken up, even though it's clear that they're both on their best behavior in that moment.
Speaker A:Everett doesn't really seem quite sure how to interact with Lindsay because at one point he's like, I don't know, just text her, like, thanks for the message.
Speaker A:And then he softens it a little bit.
Speaker A:I just want to say that when Everett shows up to Lindsay's party, he's like, I felt sick thinking about being without you.
Speaker A:If you break up with someone, even if there are good reasons for that relationship to end, it's normal to miss them.
Speaker A:It's normal to feel sad.
Speaker A:It's normal to mourn the end of that relationship.
Speaker A:You need to give it a minute before rebounding right back to that person to figure out, am I just sad because there's a change in my life, or am I sad because I'm meant to be with this person because their rebound was too quick?
Speaker B:I agree.
Speaker A:Nothing has changed.
Speaker A:You're just lonely and afraid of being alone.
Speaker A:How about a.
Speaker A:Did you see that moment?
Speaker B:I referenced it in my first impression, but the editing chaos of Lindsay's birthday.
Speaker B:She gets to the bar, her hair is down, then her hair is up, then her hair's back down, then it's up, and then it's back down.
Speaker B:Like they were just.
Speaker B:It just was such a mess.
Speaker B:But, like, I'm Certain people are not watching it as closely like you.
Speaker B:And I have this, like, trained eye to look for these kind of, like, editing inconsistencies.
Speaker A:Well, it's like when I watched the Eras Tour movie, and you can tell that it's shot from multiple different shows, because different.
Speaker A:Like, close up, her hair is looking very different than it is in other scenes.
Speaker A:And that's all I could see.
Speaker A:And I was like, oh, she has chips in her nail in these shots, but not in these.
Speaker A:I mean, it was like all my brain could see.
Speaker B:Totally.
Speaker A:So I do.
Speaker A:Once I notice those inconsistencies, I can't let it go.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Also a random.
Speaker B:Did you see that we laughed while we were watching this episode.
Speaker B:We were like, remember Privilege disprove exists anymore.
Speaker A:Well, I assume not.
Speaker A:That's my.
Speaker A:Did you see that, too?
Speaker A:The on Demand makeup and hairstyling.
Speaker A:It was a real moment.
Speaker A:But I wrote the girls honestly look better when they do their own makeup.
Speaker A:So maybe it's clear why this company went out of business.
Speaker A:They're still in business.
Speaker B:They are still in business.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Well, I will eat my words.
Speaker B:They are still in business.
Speaker B:We don't see them as often on TV anymore as I used to, especially in the.
Speaker B:These.
Speaker B:Bravo.
Speaker B:These early.
Speaker A:Well, because I think these.
Speaker A:You.
Speaker A:Right.
Speaker A:I think now when we see hair and makeup teams, we're seeing professional hair and makeup teams.
Speaker A:Like, people have their own hair and makeup team.
Speaker A:It's.
Speaker A:We don't need to call these people.
Speaker A:Weren't this crew was not at the point to have their own hair and makeup people, so they needed the on demand option.
Speaker B:Yeah, exactly.
Speaker B:Because, you know, like, half those housewives now when they travel to, like, foreign countries on their vacation episodes, they have.
Speaker A:They take their glam team with them.
Speaker B:So wild.
Speaker B:No paying for their, like, flights and rooms and I know.
Speaker B:Services.
Speaker B:That's money I wish I had.
Speaker A:Can't comprehend.
Speaker B:No.
Speaker A:How about a low key, iconic moment of the week?
Speaker B:You talked about it already.
Speaker B:But when the guests confront Christina about the hooker comment.
Speaker A:So uncomfortable.
Speaker B:The tension is so thick.
Speaker A:And when the one girl's like, are you gonna cry?
Speaker A:It looks like you're gonna cry.
Speaker A:I'm like, stop.
Speaker B:Stop saying this.
Speaker B:She's gonna cry.
Speaker B:I mean, I.
Speaker B:If I was Christina, I would have, like, turned around, got into my car, and drove into a new life.
Speaker B:There is just no way I would.
Speaker A:Not have stayed in that kitchen.
Speaker A:She's like, fine.
Speaker A:Excuse me.
Speaker A:Goodbye.
Speaker A:I need to leave this room.
Speaker B:No way.
Speaker A:For me, it's Carl and Everett at the driving range.
Speaker A:Everett asks Carl at the time, he almost proposed and kind of trying to feel like, how'd you know?
Speaker A:Which I'm like, please don't go there.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Obviously, Everett thinks, like, potentially losing Lindsay now means that he should propose to her is.
Speaker A:I can't even.
Speaker B:Bad theory.
Speaker A:However, my favorite moment was Carl says, lindsay looks so hot at her birthday party and you should lock that shit down.
Speaker A:Which is, like, very prescient considering what's gonna happen in the future.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:You know, I wonder if Carl kind of always was attracted to Lindsay, like, was interested in Lindsay.
Speaker B:They do talk about being, like, such good friends to me in this season.
Speaker B:You don't even really see them interact that much.
Speaker A:She's too busy with Everett.
Speaker A:Lindsay really only interacts with Everett.
Speaker A:And then secondarily Christina, as far as I can tell.
Speaker B:Yeah, you're right.
Speaker B:And then maybe on the off chance, one of the twins, but that's it.
Speaker A:Really.
Speaker B:Well, Carl didn't lock that down.
Speaker B:He tried.
Speaker A:He tried.
Speaker B:Wow.
Speaker A:All right, what's your messiest moment of the week?
Speaker A:My messiest moment of the week is Jacqueline asking the hairstylist to smell her hair to determine if she should wash it.
Speaker A:And my favorite part of that is the hairstylist is like, you need to wash it.
Speaker A:She doesn't even say, like, no, you're good, girl.
Speaker A:Because Jacqueline's like, I might hook up with someone later.
Speaker A:Give my hair a sniff.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker A:How dirty does.
Speaker A:I mean, I only wash my hair every few days too, but I would never ask someone else to smell my dirty hair if I was concerned.
Speaker B:That almost feels like, smell my armpits.
Speaker B:Like, I would never.
Speaker A:But at least you can smell your own armpits.
Speaker B:Smell my hair.
Speaker B:I would never.
Speaker B:Gross.
Speaker A:Well, hey, thank you for listening to this episode of Last to the Party.
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Speaker B:Bye, Sam.