Heather Dubrow

I don't know. I wouldn't say disagreed. I would say like one sort of funny argument we had. So historically with real estate, Terry would buy these places and just throw these projects in my lap. So when we sold our Pelican Crest house, which was, if you watch Housewives, it was the house where when we first joined the show, it had the big double staircase and whatnot.

that we had built from the ground up. And so we moved out, we sold it and we moved out and he bought this other lot. And he was like, this is a great lot. You got to build this house. It's going to do really well. And I said, okay, I'll tell you what.

that we had built from the ground up. And so we moved out, we sold it and we moved out and he bought this other lot. And he was like, this is a great lot. You got to build this house. It's going to do really well. And I said, okay, I'll tell you what.

that we had built from the ground up. And so we moved out, we sold it and we moved out and he bought this other lot. And he was like, this is a great lot. You got to build this house. It's going to do really well. And I said, okay, I'll tell you what.

I will build the house, but you have no say because the last ground up, we had done a number of homes, but that was the first ground up home we'd built. And I was nervous about it. And I made him sign every tile, every swatch, every everything, just so he signed off. And he really hated like 30% of the house.

I will build the house, but you have no say because the last ground up, we had done a number of homes, but that was the first ground up home we'd built. And I was nervous about it. And I made him sign every tile, every swatch, every everything, just so he signed off. And he really hated like 30% of the house.

I will build the house, but you have no say because the last ground up, we had done a number of homes, but that was the first ground up home we'd built. And I was nervous about it. And I made him sign every tile, every swatch, every everything, just so he signed off. And he really hated like 30% of the house.

I had also hired a designer that he wanted me to hire, a very talented guy, but not exactly my style, very talented. So I felt like that house was never exactly what I wanted, not exactly what Terry wanted, but we still did well on it. But here he throws this next project into my lap and I go, okay, here's the deal. If you want me to build the house, I will build the house.

I had also hired a designer that he wanted me to hire, a very talented guy, but not exactly my style, very talented. So I felt like that house was never exactly what I wanted, not exactly what Terry wanted, but we still did well on it. But here he throws this next project into my lap and I go, okay, here's the deal. If you want me to build the house, I will build the house.

I had also hired a designer that he wanted me to hire, a very talented guy, but not exactly my style, very talented. So I felt like that house was never exactly what I wanted, not exactly what Terry wanted, but we still did well on it. But here he throws this next project into my lap and I go, okay, here's the deal. If you want me to build the house, I will build the house.

I'm not hiring a designer and you have no say. You can have say in the movie theater equipment and like the sound stuff. Other than that, forget it. And he used to walk in during the building process and be like, wow, the beams are so dark. And I'd be like, ouch, ouch, ouch. Is this a sound? No, this is not a speaker. Not your jurisdiction. No, no. Bye-bye. Not happening.

I'm not hiring a designer and you have no say. You can have say in the movie theater equipment and like the sound stuff. Other than that, forget it. And he used to walk in during the building process and be like, wow, the beams are so dark. And I'd be like, ouch, ouch, ouch. Is this a sound? No, this is not a speaker. Not your jurisdiction. No, no. Bye-bye. Not happening.

I'm not hiring a designer and you have no say. You can have say in the movie theater equipment and like the sound stuff. Other than that, forget it. And he used to walk in during the building process and be like, wow, the beams are so dark. And I'd be like, ouch, ouch, ouch. Is this a sound? No, this is not a speaker. Not your jurisdiction. No, no. Bye-bye. Not happening.

And so I figured the algorithm would be about the same and he would hate like 30% of the house. He loved the house. He loved it so much. We actually stayed there longer than we've ever stayed anywhere. And you probably saw that we sold it for the third highest sale in Orange County history. $55 million later, it was a very good investment. And that was the best of us.

And so I figured the algorithm would be about the same and he would hate like 30% of the house. He loved the house. He loved it so much. We actually stayed there longer than we've ever stayed anywhere. And you probably saw that we sold it for the third highest sale in Orange County history. $55 million later, it was a very good investment. And that was the best of us.

And so I figured the algorithm would be about the same and he would hate like 30% of the house. He loved the house. He loved it so much. We actually stayed there longer than we've ever stayed anywhere. And you probably saw that we sold it for the third highest sale in Orange County history. $55 million later, it was a very good investment. And that was the best of us.

He found the right place and I built it the way I envisioned it. And those were the results.

He found the right place and I built it the way I envisioned it. And those were the results.

He found the right place and I built it the way I envisioned it. And those were the results.

That's so funny that you mentioned that. So there is a scene on Orange County House. It was years ago when I was first on the show and we were at a jewelry store and everyone was talking about how much they could spend without telling their significant other. And I think at the time I said like $10,000 or something like that. And everyone was like...