Gretchen Rossi

I've had it with you people.

Can we just stop for a second and say Gina wants to be a comedy writer?

Did I hear that wrong?

She said that, right?

Oh my God.

And then all this stuff that they kept interjecting here when she's like, oh my God, Heather, I think it's like Jermaine to say, Celia, that like, I never meant stuff like that about you.

And like, maybe that wasn't nice, but like, I know you're a really good actor.

And then it keeps cutting to Gina, what she was really saying.

She's like, oh my God, who told her she was funny?

Like the salespeople at the Bergdorf, am I right?

And then it cuts back to Gina being like, no, Heather, I got nothing for respect for you and your career.

Then it cuts to her like, yeah, she was in sitcoms like 20 years ago, like I was too.

Okay.

Well, you know, you doubled down and it hurt me.

So Andy's like, well, I would like to say that she is the only person in this group has been on many, many, many sitcoms.

Okay.

Malibu country aside, Gretchen.

So we come back from commercial and Shannon's like, wow, I wish they could have fixed my hair.

I just, I just came from a lymphatic drainage machine.

No, but I would have if I'd stayed longer.