#3128 RHOP S10E12 Part Two: Don’t Let the Sun Go Down On Me

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Ronnie Karam 0:00
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Ronnie Karam 0:29
Hi, everyone. Welcome back. This is part two of a two-part recap. If you're wondering where part one was, well, go check in the feed and be sure to subscribe so that way you always get your episodes. But enough of that. Let's get right back into the episode.
Wendy 0:42
Then we go to Wendy and Eddie's house and we see their new remodeled house and it looks really nice.
Ronnie Karam 0:47
Oh, I was so happy with what they did with the kitchen island because I never really liked their triangle island that they had. And it was also kind of dark in there. And now they got like a full on like long white marble kind of island. Did they even get two of them? I'm not sure, but it does look really nice. I mean, Like, yeah, I liked it. The living room looked nice. No longer. It was no longer like all white. Now it has these big sort of like black squares and everything. And it looked good. Well, it's kind of funny.
Wendy 1:17
It's going to look great for the next family.
Ronnie Karam 1:20
It really will. At one point, Eddie was saying how he loved the cabinetry and he loved all the gold accents on it. And they show a closeup and it was like, it was like crooked. I don't know if you saw it, but it was like two shelves that were like totally crooked and like not aligned. And I was like, Oh no. Okay. No, I can't all be winners. Yeah.
Wendy 1:36
Well, um, so, but, but you know, I was like, people are like, yeah, we're done. You are not done. And then six months later, they'll return and then try and charge you another thousand dollars to fix the shelf. They fucked up in the first place.
Ronnie Karam 1:50
We have to imagine that the finale is going to be happening on this Colorado trip, right? Because they're starting to tie up all the loose ends at home. Like, I think I'm now, this is the new pattern on Bravo, because it used to never be the finale at the trip. I actually, I like the finale after the trip, personally, because I like seeing the fallout from the trip a little bit, but whatever. But now what happens is, like, as we're about to approach, like, the end of the season, they, like, tie up all, like, the stupid domestic storylines before they fly off. So that way, like, it's like it's all complete. So this is where we're going to put a pin on

What happens at Wendy and Eddie's newly remodeled house?

Ronnie Karam 2:25
We're going to close out this one, which is the construction storyline. It is all not revised. I can't even talk. Can you tell that the holidays are coming up? I can't even get the words out. Construction is done. The renovation is done. The house is done. And now we're here to look at it.
Wendy 2:42
It's never done. It's never done because now she's like, okay, I can have a storyline for next year too. Should we do the pool or the basement? And so they vote to do the pool. So now they're going to build a pool, which is going to be at least 100 grand. And that's a lot of Birkins to pretend that were stolen. I don't know how they're going to pull this off, but I can't wait to see it. So now they're talking about how they're starting a new chapter. But let's talk about my dad again. She's like, you know, I don't want anything to happen. I didn't reach out, but I just wanted to call and see what happens. You know what I mean? And so she tells us her father backstory again, and she's trying to make this a thing.
Wendy 3:21
And so now she's going to call her dad. So she calls her dad, and they have a little conversation. And she's like, well, you know, I wanted to talk about how we went to Campton, Nigeria, and then we didn't get to see you. And he's like, there's no use crying over spilled milk. And she's like, well, but I bought my whole family. And he's like, I don't care. It's like, thanks for calling me. Is this costing me minutes or you? Because you wouldn't even be talking to me right now if I had to pay for this.
Ronnie Karam 3:50
He kind of placates her with sort of easy things like, well, there's no need crying over spilled milk. And I miss you. I miss my daughter. I miss her so much. Let's not dwell in the past. I miss you. I haven't seen my daughter or my grandchildren.

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