Justin Sylvester

So every day for five years, we went 365.

We took barely any days off.

I was on those phone calls making sure that people like us enjoyed the show.

First and foremost, you've got to live your life.

Mm-hmm.

Like that's what it's all about.

And being interesting on TV doesn't mean going to bed at 7.30 and, you know, making sure you're up early.

Like being interesting on TV is living your life and bringing something to the table.

And that's why I feel like when I listen to podcasters or I watch people on social, I'm like, you have not gotten out of your house.

You haven't had a dinner past 7.30 in a very long time.

Like get the fuck out.

I literally just had this aha moment.

Jeff Lewis and I were having this conversation and he said it at BravoCon too.

He said when housewives quit their day job, it ruins them.

And also when you don't have a day job, you have nothing to come to the table with.

You know what I mean?

Like, imagine we watch Vicky scream at employees at Kodo Insurance, answering those white phones like it was 1987 and she worked at MCI with one nail.

That's what it was all about.

It's true.

The landline.