#3552 RHOSLC S7E2 Part Two: Lisa B Ski and Me With Carey O’Donnell

Ronnie Karam (0:21)

Well, hello and welcome to Watch What Crappens. This is part two of a two-part recap. If you're like, hey, wait a minute, I didn't hear part one, guys, it's because we put out a lot of recaps. Go back and listen to part one, okay? It's before this one. Bye, enjoy the show.

So you believe that Meredith really did have like a huge meltdown.

Carey O'Donnell (0:41)

Yes, 100%. But it will never know about what really happened in Aspen.

Ronnie Karam (0:49)

Yeah, I mean, I believe that one too. I don't know if I believed the extent that they all went to on the Cathy one. I was like, what? She did what? But like, I believe that she was like a diva and wanted Michael Jackson played.

Carey O'Donnell (1:04)

Yeah, and I could see her calling, saying, old faggot. Like that's, and that's honestly kind of funny.

Ronnie Karam (1:14)

Well, you know, we've all been there in a club somewhere where you're just dying for Michael Jackson to be played because you knew him that one time. And then when they don't play it, you're like, you old f-word.

Carey O'Donnell (1:25)

You old slur.

Ronnie Karam (1:26)

Yeah. You old gay slur.

So yeah, I believe Meredith had a fit on the plane too. I just didn't, I didn't really mind. Like I forgive. Yeah, like I love it. I was just mad that they didn't get it on camera. And I thought it was really fishy that nobody pulled out their phone to record it. Even though on Salt Lake City, they're like, how dare you?

You're recording us? You know, Meredith had that thing when Brittany was recording them on the bus. So maybe they're just more paranoid about recording shit. But I, I think even one of the customers on the plane, one of the other people, everyone's always ready with their phones. So I was like, come on, America.

Carey O'Donnell (2:05)

Meredith went into full lockdown.

Ronnie Karam (2:08)

Give me your phone. You give me your phone, lady from Milwaukee. Give it to me right now.

Carey O'Donnell (2:13)

I'm coming down the back. She goes on the intercom and she goes, I will be coming down the aisle right now to retrieve all cell phones.

Ronnie Karam (2:27)

So anyway, I didn't know that the fallout from the reunion was so much against Whitney and Heather that now they're coming back like, oh, we both really need to apologize because that's crazy. Like they were really both going full force at the reunion. So I don't know, it just feels so weird that they're so apologetic now. But they decide they're going to apologize. And Heather's like, yeah, I was the real piece of shit to Lisa. You know, the real ultimate girl's trip thing. You know, I really crossed the line. I was drinking, oh, fuck all of you with this. I was drinking.

I've denied this victim card. Everybody on Housewives who's ever been in trouble has been drinking. Like, what are we going to change it so that nobody can be drunk and yell at each other anymore? Like, what am I going to watch?

Carey O'Donnell (3:18)

I know Heather was pretty vicious to her, it seemed. But like, I don't know, it's fun. It's like, let him, like, it's not, it's giving like when Kelly Benson was like, it was systematic bullying.

Yeah. You know?

Ronnie Karam (3:34)

Yeah. But Lisa hasn't even done that yet.

Carey O'Donnell (3:37)

Yeah.

Ronnie Karam (3:37)

Yeah. But Lisa hasn't even been like, well, she's been like, that was really mean. Like, I was trying to have my own experience with new girls. And then Heather came for me. But she's not like, I was bullied.

Like, she's anti-star, like, she's anti-celebrity. And it really needs to stop.

Carey O'Donnell (3:56)

She's anti-being famous, which is what I am. So it's really hard for her to be around me.

Ronnie Karam (4:03)

Yeah. But I get it. I'm just like a lot bigger than them, you know?

So Heather is like, I just really hurt Lisa's feelings. You know, I was drinking and I just, I hope she can forgive me. But maybe she'll burn me at the stake. And I think, you know, part of me was like, why are they being like this? But then the other part of me remembers, this is kind of how they roll. Every season, Whitney and Heather both show up and they're like, why were we ever fighting?

Look, now me and Lisa are friends. Like last season, Heather spent the whole beginning of the season like, look at me and Lisa Barlow, whoever knew we'd be so close. And then one time they went to a store and she's like, well, Lisa, you do talk to blogs. And you are hard to be friends with. What? I love you. That's why I'm telling you. That's why.