RHOSLC Ep 4 Recap-Antique Problems, Vibrators and Whitney betrays Quai AGAIN!

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Folks, welcome to an all new So Bad It's Good, this is your pal Ryan and this is your Friday episode. Wow, wow, wow, you made it to Friday! Oh my goodness gracious, great balls of fire, you did it. And to celebrate, we're going to do a Real Housewives of Salt Lake City recap. If you're watching this on YouTube, you will see something very special.

I found my bonnet, yeah, and I found my bonnet. I bought this bonnet, if you remember back a couple of seasons ago, when they did the butter churning episode and they were all wearing bonnets. And I'm a sucker, I'm a sucker for advertising like that. And I immediately rushed to Amazon. My phone was right there, so you know, it was really quick. And I ordered a bonnet and this thing, I loved it so much. And then I lost it. And then I found it in storage this week. And I was like, wow, I mean, I really, you know, it's like, when you lose something and you find it, and you're like, wow, I found a piece of gold. So I'm wearing, I'm wearing my butter churning, my butter churning bonnet. Yeah, that's like a man, like a real man. None of you have the balls to wear a bonnet like I do. That's right, folks. Oh goodness. I just, I was in 45 minutes rocking Romy because she was down and then she woke up and she was like, and it took, it took all my strength, all my might to rock her. And then I was putting her back down. She got her passed out. And it's just that damn transfer to the crib. And she woke back up and then it was like another 20 minutes rocking her. So my mind is just full of cries right now. So I'm so excited to be talking with you guys about something that we dearly love. Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. So this is season seven, right?

This show had no business being as good as it's been for this long. And it's still really good. But you know, we want to look a little deeper at these things. We want to laugh or at least that's what I want to do. And we want to have things that move us.

But also we want everything to be fire like all cylinders firing. And that includes relationships between all of them.

With this cast right now, they're all individually interesting in some way. I know some of you might argue that, but I will say they're all interesting in their own way. But they're very fractured. And I find that odd seeing where we started this season with Mary and everybody coming together. But listen, the reality of this reality is they've talked so much shit about each other and done some insane things to each other that if you were really to treat this as reality, they would not want to be hanging out with each other at all. So the fact that they still are, I mean, you can see the wounds on these people. You really can. So I mean, the fact that they're filming with each other at all is a win. But it feels like I was trying to think of this. You know, it's like when you fall in love with a band in their earlier days, and you're like, oh my God, they're all friends and they're just working so well together. I just finished reading this book about the strokes a couple of weeks ago.

When they first hit that underground New York scene, they were friends, man. They would party together. They would make music together. They would date models together. They were always together. They rode that wave like their first album, Is This It? It was like this massive success for this kind of style of music.