Ronnie Karam

I don't believe it.

Although Kenya is the biggest classic from this show who did that when she had a baby when she was 50, right?

Or somewhere around there.

I'm not saying that.

I'm just like, is this a Bravo thing that they're making them do it?

Is it like a cold plunge where they're like, okay, here's what you can do this season.

You can go out on a cold plunge.

You can be rumored to have an affair with a married man, or you can try and have a baby.

That was a long way around to just say boring.

Because they're...

Yeah, or just like some cranky person who's really mad about like property taxes, paying for schools that he doesn't go to or send children to.

I mean, there's one.

My storyline would be Old Navy, stop selling hoodies.

I'm just saying that I'm not talking about you or your real life.

Anybody who's out there like, oh, well, how dare you?

I'm not talking about you.

I'm saying on Housewives, it's starting to seem a little forced.

It's a lot.

like they have the storyline so much that i don't necessarily believe it like i don't really believe bows like bozos doesn't seem that realistic to me i don't know i just don't i don't know i don't always believe it wait i just want to say one thing i just want just one last thing i believe that the storylines are real because it costs a lot of money to do the things that they are doing but it does feel like bravo

has been pushing this for ages and i'm just at least grateful that we're past the taking care of a doll for a weekend phase that was on all the oh that's true yeah yeah so you know sometimes it's important to think of the things you're grateful for you know yes yes and that's one of them it's time for a commercial it's time for a crappin's commercial