Watch What Crappens - #3090 RHOSLC S611 Part Two: Crazy Rich Explanations

Episode Date: November 26, 2025

This is part 2 of 2The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City serves up a half-bottle episode at Valter’s as the cast confronts Meredith about her airline behavior. As a bonus, we get a refreshe...r on how Crazy Rich Asians concludes.  To watch this recap on video, listen to our bonus episodes, and participate in live episode threads, go to Patreon.com/watchwhatcrappens. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Wondry Plus subscribers can listen to Watcher Crappins ad-free right now. Join Wondry Plus in the Wondry app or on Apple Podcasts. What's what happens when there's so much than crap is. welcome back. This is part two of a two-part recap. If you're wondering where part one was, we'll 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. So now we go to Heather's house and her daughter's walk into Heather's office and like, oh my God, mom, it looks so nice in here. Where did you get all this stuff? I ordered it from Wayfair, all from the same price. I was like,
Starting point is 00:00:53 oh my God. My goodness, shills for Wayfair. Anyway, we're going to take a commercial break now We'll talk about Wayfair. We'll think about the new things we got from Wayfair. I love that Wayfair, like somewhere in Wayfair's meetings, they're like, you know who our people are? Bravo people. Those are our people. Just get every fucking Bravo person in our chairs. They got it.
Starting point is 00:01:16 Heather says, I can hardly recognize myself right now. I'm like, girl, you and me both. She's like, I lived in a small home. No kidding. Do you have any tips for the rest of us? Geez. She's like, I lived in a small. home for 20 years, raised my kids there, and now I have this huge house with my own office
Starting point is 00:01:33 with a pool and three daughters going to college and a stack of books. They're on the New York Times bestseller list three times over. God, I don't recognize myself. I even have bird binoculars now. Look, daughters. And she has binoculars on her desk and they're like, uh, that's kind of creepy. She's like, no, it's fulfilling and rewarding. I can see pool boys. And we flash forward. And Poor thing. I mean, these are definitely winter pool boys, you know? Hey, you know, I guess. Get back to the mines, you know?
Starting point is 00:02:06 They're all covered in like soot like they've been out of the mines. I know. They're really going at it. We have tense music. And we go to a place called M. Vincet Nail Spa. I'm like, M. Vinci. That's very exciting. So Meredith is sitting in a chair, but she has like her boots on.
Starting point is 00:02:25 It's like, I will not be getting a panticure on television. You will not see my toes. I'm sorry, you don't get to see that. Yeah. It's like, oh, you know what? Is there someone who can do my fingernail too? Because I broke one. Yeah, I had to do like regular entry, not global.
Starting point is 00:02:41 It was so hard. Don't even ask. Okay, you know what? So, like, all this nonsense with lunch, like, I'm just, like, on the plane, like, the lunch after the plane, like, I'm just, it's like weird, right? Yeah, well, I'm most surprised. by Heather. I mean, I didn't expect her to take my side, but at least give me some support as a friend. I mean, she was leading the charge against me. She had the biggest problem. She was the judge and journey. She was the screenwriter of crazy rich Asian people. Just Asians. Oh, I didn't realize that. I was just weird and quite frankly, not as big of an issue as Whitney, Whitney Rose. Why is she sitting there trying to judge me, my mental health, and my drinking? These are damaging false rumors, and I would like to say nastiness to spread about somebody.
Starting point is 00:03:31 Yeah, like when did Whitney get her psych degree? Like when did she get that? She's not a psych. What is she watching Syke on USA? Because she like knows Syke now? Like psych, that's crazy psych. Well, from someone who's on every journey from under the sun from Kinning. Did she say Kinning? healing healing oh what's like I've reminded three times I said what I thought she's like counting from healing to religion or whatever I think she should focus on herself
Starting point is 00:04:04 why I mean so producer asked Meredith how do you plan to move forward with Whitney I know and I love that Meredith she always starts a few midseason and carries it to the next midseason it's like she's like a student in college who starts in January you know like always like one semester off it's always
Starting point is 00:04:22 fun. I feel like most seasons, everyone is always complaining through the first half of the season. Like, Meredith doesn't do anything. Meredith is so boring. Meredith is just blah. She just shows up and eats and that's all she ever does. And by the second season, she always owns the show, you know? Yeah. But she's just that kind of person to me. It seems like she comes on and she's like, I'm going to keep it classy. I'm not going to be down to these women's level. I'm not going to fight. I'm like an idiot. And then they just keep poking, poking, poking. And then she just fucking loses it. And then she never lets it go. It's like once you piss her off, so you've got like five years of pain ahead of you. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:04:57 Well, it seems to me that they are trying to exhaust or be in the situation. Brittany. Yeah, I had a conversation with Brittany, by the way. She feels like emotionally like she experienced like a lot. So we have a flashback and it's Lisa and Brittany.
Starting point is 00:05:12 And Brittany is like, I've just been hearing like, what I've just been hearing with you is that like you just don't feel like you contributed to it. No, I don't because I didn't and I won't and I never will and I never have. and I don't. She's like, yeah, but like, I just feel like you were like absolutely as complicit as the person accosting me. Well, you know what? I think that your recollection of what happened on the plane is inaccurate. And I feel like I was trying to help you, like whether you want to believe it or not, but I was. But it was like literally the sixth worst thing that has
Starting point is 00:05:42 ever happened to be in my entire life. The sixth worst. Sixth worst. Okay, that's really high. Like, statistically, that's very high. Like, if you have a top 10 hit. That's like a big deal. I feel like I was helping. Oh, no, sorry, that was Lisa's line. I mean, is there anything that you can say that's like, hey, Brittany, I'm sorry, dot, dot, dot, you know, anything like that? Yeah, well, I did apologize to you and I feel badly that you didn't feel like I was. With the apology I gave to you already, okay? Sorry, I got to listen to more Kendrick Lamar now. So we cut back and Lisa's like, yeah, I feel like we're in a good place, but, like, we're never going to agree about what happened on the plane.
Starting point is 00:06:22 But, you know what? I feel bad that she was hurt. Yeah, she was hurt. Well, here's the thing, Lisa. As far as it goes with Brittany, I'm sorry for her. I'm sorry for her as a human being, period. That's why I'm going to be the bigger person and move on. I mean, has she been horrible to me? Yes, but do I feel sorry for Brittany that she can't hold a relationship,
Starting point is 00:06:45 that she struggles professionally, that her hair sometimes looks very bad and does need Carastass. I mean, Angie was correct about that. A hundred percent, yes. It's just kind of like, she just kind of like a sad specimen. Yeah, well, she asked how you feel, and I said, you know what?
Starting point is 00:06:59 You should talk to Meredith about it. Well, thank you. I'm happy to talk to Brittany now that I've reframed her as a helpless nobody and decided to focus my attention on Whitney. So then we go to Whitney driving a U-Haul. Where she calls it. I'm here with a u'all. I love that Whitney is like so cosmopolitan.
Starting point is 00:07:28 She's like, she's such a woman of the world. It's like a u-w-all. Ew-all. Whitney is right. Sorry. So Whitney is like, hey, lady on the phone, call Heather Gay. And I won't say her name because, of course, every one in my house went off. phone was like who who which which other which other would you like to call oh gosh and you have to be
Starting point is 00:07:55 careful with that um so you actually have that number in my phone what if it you're literally could you imagine it actually calls her during the podcast Ronnie Karam she's like are you ready to apologize finally this is this is the sisterhood Ronnie you've lost the privilege to speak on your podcast that would have been funny I know um so uh Yeah, so she calls, so, you know, Siri gets all upset and confused in my house. So she goes over to Heather's house because they're going to move this mattress out. And Heather is dressed in a black lace dress and a Chanel belt to unload this truck. And Whitney's like, are we going to a funeral or what?
Starting point is 00:08:40 Yeah, because it's the death of the mattress. And so Heather's like, it's a funeral for the mattress. I didn't want to keep the marital mattress for 20 years because of a sentimental feeling. I was just frozen in time like my face. Look, this is not a mattress tossing. It's a funeral for the life that is now going to go on forever or is gone forever. One of those two things. Sorry.
Starting point is 00:09:03 So they moved the mattress wackily. You know, they lift it. They lifted off the box spring. And Heather's in like stiletto heels or something. She's like, I think I broke the box spring with my heels. Oh. And then they're like moving the mattress out so you can see all like the body oil stains that are that is nasty mattress. That mattress is nasty. And listen, I'm a boy and I've moved a mattress or two. And they, you know, they're all nasty. But why would you put that on TV? That's horrible. I, this mattresses collect oils. What can I say? I wish I could say that my mattress will look better than that. But that did not look like just oils. That looked like a horror show. That was a horror movie. Don't put that on camera. Remember that shit. different chemistry as someone who has body oils himself you know what sorry sometimes i mean mattress looks like that as well okay you know what body oil all you want to don't put it on tv there are some things
Starting point is 00:09:56 you just need to keep to yourself i will never move my mattress on tv because i do not want people to see how that looks my body i'm a i'm an i'm an oily i'm an oily bitch yeah it's nice huh fun fun fun fun thought to think of so i'll just let everybody sit with that for a minute that's it with that everyone marinated in it on this Thanksgiving is you're all driving home to your family's house just think of that you're thinking of basting your turkey i'm an oily bitch i'm an old bitch bro so heather's like rest assured these are not sex stains these are sisterhood stains not once sperm was spilled on this mattress god does not like waste and i was good i was good in my marriage
Starting point is 00:10:46 Roddy's, it's an emotional moment. It's goodbye to a mattress. I understand. I'm still in the oily bitch phase of this podcast. I'm just kidding. So she's like, This mattress has written two books. It's born two babies.
Starting point is 00:10:58 It's spent 14 years in marriage. This mattress is finally free. I just went to sleep. I'm not stained with 20 years of broken dreams. I just want a mattress that's not stained with 20 years of broken dreams. Can we stop talking about the mattress now? She's like, sure. Well, lunch. Meredith was a solid friend for years, and I never have been at war with her or been in a situation where I don't know how to defend her.
Starting point is 00:11:23 But now she's put me at odds with the future of our friendship. I'm her skate go. I realize this. She just has to have someone to blame. Whitney, you're an asshole. Okay? I'm team Meredith against anything, Whitney, for sure. But I feel concerned for her, because I really think she blacked out, because sometimes it reminds me of what my dad was last. Like, that must be so triggering. Another reason why we should be angry at Meredith. Yeah, because when someone blacks out, it's usually a combination of drugs or alcohol or a bad combination of prescriptions. And by not taking account.
Starting point is 00:12:00 What? Sherlock Holmes over there. Wait a second. What are the reasons for blacking out? Stuck in traffic. Happens. I just realized, usually, you black out it's because a combination of drugs or alcohol it's like yep you're or prescription
Starting point is 00:12:21 you're on one today that's for sure figure it out so um she's basically saying it reminds her of her dad because um he said that he didn't have a problem for years too and she was going to sit Meredith down and have the talk with her and that was going to be her storyline but she's like but then i wouldn't have gone to lunch had i had known that that little coward braunwin would run run right to her like a venomous, hungry's giraffe? No, that's not venomous, Whitney. You could do it. You could do it.
Starting point is 00:12:53 Elephant. Elephant. Oh, no. Again. Dothalpus. Actually, I think you just stumbled into that one correctly. Platapuses are actually venomous. So you got it, Whitney.
Starting point is 00:13:08 That she would run to her like a venomous, hungry platypus. Good job, Whitney. Well, you know, the, the, oh, I was going to talk to her about it. It's like, everyone else, like, you had time. You had time, Whitney. So, yeah. And I love that Whitney, Whitney is going to claim, like, I was never going to suggest that you were an alcoholic. And she's like, yeah, I was going to sit her down privately and tell her I thought she was an alcoholic who blacked out.
Starting point is 00:13:35 Yeah. But not have gone over well. So now we go to a serious place called like Purple Therapy or something like that. And Brittany enters with Olivia. And they are sitting there and Britney is, Brieke tells us something that actually makes no sense, but you would just go with it. She goes, I'm still recovering from what happened
Starting point is 00:13:54 on the plane ride and I'm very raw, but it gave me clarity on what I need to focus on. Olivia. I don't see how those are connected. And also, you know what should give you clarity on what to focus on? Olivia should give you clarity on what to, on how to focus on Olivia.
Starting point is 00:14:09 Like, what do you need, this has nothing to do with the airplane. Also, this is your second season, and you shouldn't be traumatized a week later after a housewife seen on a plane. Yeah. Like, come on. Much worse. So, and also, you talking about your trauma with after what you've put Olivia through, seriously. So, I mean, I think it kind of goes to show who this lady is.
Starting point is 00:14:32 So, Brittany, Olivia's there, and she's, obviously. And we see the Ashley therapist. The lady, the therapist named Ashley, what the fuck is wrong with me? The therapist's name is Ashley. And we see her. And she's one of my favorite bravo therapists. I believe that she's a therapist. And I thought she was pretty good.
Starting point is 00:14:50 What do you think? She was pretty good. I mean, she seems so young. I was like, gosh, gosh, G. Willickers. But then again, my therapist is like really old. But she was good. This was actually a really moving scene. It was actually moving and compelling, I thought.
Starting point is 00:15:05 So Olivia. Yeah, I want a therapist who's going to tell me this. Nothing's really your fault. It's all your mom's fault. forgive yourself and go home okay take my money yeah and she basically you know Olivia says that when Brittany married this new guy she just like threw herself in this new relationship and we were no longer a priority and it's almost like she just wanted this guy to love her so much that she ignored us and like the other kids seemed to be more important and so I moved to my dad's
Starting point is 00:15:35 and it was like seven years of of her neglecting her kids yeah and she's like she put all of her time into celebrating the stepkids wins, but not our wins. And she says the hardest thing is that she still feels a connection with her mom. And she's like, you know, and you haven't made the best decisions, but I still want a relationship. But my brain is telling me, I'm going to get hurt. And Brittany's like, well, but I just wish I could tell you that I've grown and I would never do that again. And I would never allow myself to be put in a cage where I couldn't be a mother to my kids. Okay. That right there is where there's a huge red flag. There's a huge red flag. it shows me Brittany has learned nothing because she's still blaming other people.
Starting point is 00:16:16 She was put in a cage so she could. It was the husband's fault that she couldn't be a mother to her kids. She was put there. This lady has learned nothing, but she has learned how to keep her mouth shut, let her daughter say what she needs to say, minimize the damage and get the fuck out of there. So I'll give her credit for that. So Ashley's like, well, that's trauma. No, it's different, but it feels the same.
Starting point is 00:16:38 And like, what's the goal? And Brittany's like, well, I don't really want anything right now. maybe a steamer remember the steamers at olivia no she still doesn't remember the steamers anyway i just or a dry cleaner for my unicorn oh my god i just got the cutest little unicorn olivia wait it's it's got a message for you you are love baby good night i'm related to donnie osmond the therapist is like okay well brittney that's not how their family therapy works you are deserving too are you saying that i am loved yes you are oh sorry someone else told me so i'd like my please okay well you know what you are deserving of getting what you need to move on in your
Starting point is 00:17:16 relationship and brittany just basically says she doesn't feel like she's worthy of anything because she you know basically damaged her daughter so much and then Olivia's like well yeah for some reason i feel the same way mom she goes what she goes yeah because you know i spent so much time being unlovable you know like your mom not loving you kind of does that and so like getting to know people's hard and once they get close i'm afraid they'll leave me again and she's like oh my God, it's so heartbreaking because if I just made different choices, my kids wouldn't have that trauma. Yeah. And so Brittany feels really guilty. And Olivia is like, she's like, oddly enough, it's reassuring that she realizes what she did was wrong because I feel like your response is to shove it
Starting point is 00:17:55 under the rug usually because you like to act like it's perfect. So to hear accountability makes me feel better. And Brittany is happy. And she goes, you're a real unicorn. Which reminds me, Jared, got me a unicorn. Did I play it for you, Olivia? She's like, yes, mother. Yes. Yes. She didn't really say the unicorn thing, but that shit would be funny. You're a real unicorn, Olivia. Sorry, I wrote that.
Starting point is 00:18:17 I remember that. I remember that. I remember that for myself. Thank you, Olivia. You're a real unicorn. It's time for a commercial. It's time for a crappence commercial. Hello, I'm Matt Ford.
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Starting point is 00:19:41 It's not funny. Rom was like, do you get it, Muzzy? Get it, Bonsi, buy me. Get it, get it, Muzzy, get it? She's like, you know, still hilarious. Do they go here on Secret Lives of Mormon Wives? I feel like I've been here to this place before. So Muzzy is like, oh, what's the point of one of them are growing a small tree?
Starting point is 00:19:59 It's too late. It's too late. Who cares about small tree? It's not going to help anything. So this guy's like, all right, guys. Bonzai is about the beauty you see and the, tree. So let's make a mess. Mazzie's like, I see no beauty. Can I go home now?
Starting point is 00:20:12 That's what I call on oops. Gwen wants a plant for my chameleon and one for me. And Bronwyn was like, well, I'm not a Zen person, but with everything going on with my parents and Todd, I need Zen. I should have worn my Valentino though. Am I right girls?
Starting point is 00:20:30 Their first order of business is that they had to pull out these little bonsai trees. They had to take a chopstick and then to poke the chopstick into the soil to loosen the roots. And muzzi is like, a boo, boo, boo, boo, boo, boo. Like, she just tears apart her bonds. I'm like, okay, muzzie, all right, muzzy.
Starting point is 00:20:44 Okay, that's just eight decades of rage that she's got going on there. Put the chapsic down, muzzie. So Bromwin's like, okay, well, how many, how many chameleons can that tree handle? Because Gwen is talking about breeding fezzie. That's true. I don't want to breed him, mother. I just want to give him your haircut. Well, we can see if Christian will make him a small little Bronlin wig,
Starting point is 00:21:12 but I think that's the best we can do. And Gwen's like, he's looking for a mate mother. I'm not trying to meet him. And she goes, well, how do you know he's looking for a mate? She goes, because he sticks his penis out and walks around. Well, I do that, and I'm just looking for the remote control. You know, don't think you can read everybody. So then Gwen says, she says, I want to find her.
Starting point is 00:21:35 And, you know, I want to find her, I want to find her, like this chameleon's girlfriend. She's in Portland. And I think it's a cool place, you know, because you told me you didn't want to go to BYU and you wanted to go to New York and have a new experience. So I want to do that, too. You know, you can't stay in the same spot forever. Am I right? Unless you're Todd.
Starting point is 00:21:51 He always just sort of sits there on the sofa and it's always looking at that iPad. You're not looking at the iPad, are you? No, mother, I really don't want to ever look at his iPad ever again. And Braum was like, well, I've just never been alone. And I think it's past time. I was an adult by myself, but I just wish she wasn't so excited. Leave. And it says it's a daughter leaving me scene. Oh, but it's a double elimination because Bronwyn then looks to Muzzy and she's like,
Starting point is 00:22:17 so but you're staying right, Mom? I mean, I hate you, but I would love it if you could stay. She's like, oh, no, not leaving it. I mean, I should, but I should find my own place, you know. I can only stare at that hideous living room of yours for so long before. I just want to faint from embarrassment. I was thinking of staying here for a little bit longer until you got those couches that look like Willie Wonka's hemorrhites. I'm out of here. Is it Todd? Because I'll get rid of him, joking, not joking.
Starting point is 00:22:44 And she's like, well, I think Todd's going to get rid of you first. Hashtag oops, am I right? Don't tempt me with a good time, mother. Honestly, I know we're laughing. Right? We're all laughing. That's hilarious. But, you know, it's really uncool that you two have planned this at the same time.
Starting point is 00:23:00 You're just leaving me at the same time. And Gwen's like, no one hates you, mother. Okay, we just need things. We need do things. It's just hard, sweetie. You know, I don't want to leave you, but it's hard to come to a bonsai shop and watch you not so hard. You poke a hole in your forehead with the tree. Okay, so let's come on now.
Starting point is 00:23:18 Keep your head up, literally. We're almost like, well, it's just hard because these are the best days of her life are coming up. And these were the best days of my life being with her. And I just know I want her to do everything. And I just feel a lot fine. Gee, Bronwyn, way to just like drop all that baggage on your poor. daughter i mean let the girl go out and live her life oh my god what is wrong with her are you kidding i can't tell you sound like you're being sarcastic no i'm i'm not
Starting point is 00:23:41 kidding i'm like i don't think you should put that onto your child you should not i don't think that's i don't think that's right i'm sorry i think this kid is like 19 she's about to go in the world go off to college experiencing new things and i think independence is super important and i don't think it's like very helpful if a mom is like oh no but now i'm all i'm left behind. You may feel that. I'm not saying you can't feel that, but don't put it on to your child. Tell it to your therapist or tell it to your mom or tell it to Todd. Go tell it to the mountain. I think it's nice to, you know, make your daughter feel. She's like, I'm going to miss you. I think she's just saying like I'm going to miss you. Say I'm going to miss you. I love you.
Starting point is 00:24:16 But like don't don't be like, you know, my best days are now officially behind me. I like, I feel left behind. Oh my God. I feel like that does such a, I think that's like, I think that's such a trip on kids then they feel obligated that they have to come back and it was like no live be exciting grow grow those wings find chameleons to me yeah we were raised so differently i'm like this is pretty safe this is pretty wait a second you're the one who's always like you know what kid erase that erase your mother she's toxic i thought for sure you'd be like yes ben i'm the one be like shut up let the kid go i know i thought it was nice that she's you know she's sad for her kid I don't know.
Starting point is 00:24:57 To me, it's just like a kind of a typical thing, you know, being like sad your kids going and stuff. The sentiment is nice because you love your child and she misses her child. Of course, that's lovely and beautiful. I just think, I think you should be careful when you say those things. And yeah, I'm not a parent. So who the fuck cares? I just think like, I just think it's like, I feel like I've seen people in my life
Starting point is 00:25:20 who could have flourished but didn't because their parents guilted them into like staying. you know, close by or just kept a leash on them. And I just don't think that's healthy. Oh, yeah. Well, I mean, I think if she was doing that, that would be bad. But she's like, you know, I understand she has to go. It just hurts kind of thing. But, you know, this is also a Bronwyn scene.
Starting point is 00:25:40 So, of course, it's like Bronwyn's going to be the victim at the end of the day. You know, she's like, I just feel left behind by you leaving. And she's like, well, I mean, I just put so much in helping my mom when she was sick, you know. And now we've settled into a good place. I mean, we've just been so giggly. Could you look at the clip where she does a, of Ricky Ricard. line. And then we cut to her mom going, wow, you should really be like, Lucy, I'm home. And then they laugh. And I was like, where did this muzzie come from? Because a couple
Starting point is 00:26:07 weeks ago, they showed her on here. And she was an emotional terrorist. I know. I know. So, yeah, she's like, like, basically, Bronwyn's like really sad. She's like, I can't believe if you guys are both leaving right now. Gwen's like, mother, I'm working on my bonsai and you're crying. It's so embarrassing. And she's like, well, guess, what i'm gonna tanya harding both of you which is funny because that's the second time tanya harding has been used as a verb on bravo this week the other time was kizzi on below deck yes yes uh people brought tanya harding up twice this week on bravo what is going on with tanya harding is she going to get like some mbc special or something she should be a real
Starting point is 00:26:46 housewife at this point i think we can all agree with that i mean she really is she's kind of like real housewife of what i don't know where she's living these days but like podunk but uh she would be a really good real housewife. If you want to hear all of our thoughts on Tanya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan, uh, tune into our below deck med recap, because I'm not getting you, we talked about it for five minutes. We like went down memory lane about that. So, yeah, you know, go listen. Yeah. So, um, problem was like, oh God, now I'm even getting along with my mother and she's moving out. And so Muzzy's like, well, when you were coming back from back and forth from San Francisco and Utah on the weekends, I knew someday you'd move. And it was hard. I said, God,
Starting point is 00:27:26 Sometimes it's easier knowing where your failure is and just knowing is out there lost somewhere in the world. Thank you, mother. Thank you. Failure in the hand is worth. Failure in the hand is worth too in the bush. And again, isn't that how we got in the situation in the first place. Mother, you do, it's hard on me. So where are you doing it to me?
Starting point is 00:27:47 And so now everybody's crying. Well, Gwen's not really crying. But the moms are crying. And Gwen's like, I'm working on my bonsai. Okay. So Gwen says, yeah, Muzzy just, wants to bring her a secret boyfriend over. It's like, oh, I would report that for her.
Starting point is 00:28:00 I'm muzzy. Do it, muzzy. Muzzy's like Bronwyn. A wise person once said, everything is fine. Everything is fine. Frazzled cat. Then we look at her bonsai tree.
Starting point is 00:28:17 It's like stabbed to death. All the leaves have fallen off. The trunk is black and like over the end. Over the edge of the pot. The branches are just going in every direction. Everything's fine. So now we go to Brittany speaking of she's now going to this she's walking across a bridge in some park and Meredith is sitting on a bench and it's very dramatic. Brittany is saying that she, you know, Meredith reached out and I'm here and I want to see if she'll own what happened because if she apologizes, I'm more than willing to own my part of it.
Starting point is 00:28:51 Wow. Thank you for coming here today. It's really pretty and thank you for. for taking time out of your job to come here. That was a joke. We know you don't have a job, and I'm sorry for that. I came somewhere where we wouldn't have to argue over who's going to pay since you can't. So thank you for coming to this park bench. Now, I wanted to talk face to crazy face and tell you that I'm sorry that you heard me
Starting point is 00:29:18 innocently talking to Lisa on the plane, and it was definitely the wrong place and the wrong time, and I feel terribly. if I hurt your feelings because I would never want to do that during crazy, wealthy Asian people doing things that they do. Whatever. That was a good film. So, yeah, whatever that movie was about some sort of Japanese auto manufacturer.
Starting point is 00:29:44 So I try to treat people with kindness and respect, and I don't feel like it's been an easy path for us. With the way you've been over eavesdropping in on me just venting to a friend, calmly and casually during a very fine movie and I'm hopeful that we can move forward and at a bare minimum treat each other with kindness and respect.
Starting point is 00:30:06 Just the way Michelle Yo did the entire movie to Constance Wu. Oh my God, I remember the people in the movie. I think I didn't catch the end. I'm hoping that the Michelle Wu lady was not one of the Busby Berkeley idiots because I hate swimming. And Britney, there's a really long pause
Starting point is 00:30:24 and Brittany's just like slitting her eyes. Like she's not sure. She's like waiting to be yelled at. And she's like, well, thank you. That means a lot. I still feel hurt and traumatized. But I have been really working on forgiveness lately. So she's like, you know, and Meredith is just staring at her like,
Starting point is 00:30:46 your turn. She's just like, there's a really long pause while Brittany slits her eyes. And she's like, well. Yeah. Okay. Well, I'm not aware of the intricacies of your relationship. And it was a shitty thing to do to bring it to TikTok. And I realized that TikTok is a trigger for you. So I'm sorry as well. Well, to be clear, the real trigger was that you came in like you were trying to help me when you were actually trying to hurt me. which is funny because that's what Heather did to Lisa, but that's besides the point. Yes. Well, also, this comes from something that happened.
Starting point is 00:31:28 I don't know where I heard this. They said it on watch what happens or something. What she's talking about is before the scene when Brittany goes and does the TikTok thing, she had just come to Meredith and Lisa's room and was like, oh, my God, are you guys doing okay? Are you okay? You know, like acting like she was their friend and saying, oh, my God, Meredith, you look so pretty. Everything's going to be great today. We're going to have a great day, like trying to smooth it over.
Starting point is 00:31:50 And then she gets up to lunch and it's like, and I was on TikTok and so that's what she means, I think. So funny. So, um, shameless. So Meredith is like, well, I appreciate you being honest. I didn't expect that. And luckily for you, I've decided to move my rage over to Whitney Rose. So it's nice. You know, I apologize and she apologized.
Starting point is 00:32:12 So I'll take that and I'm going to move on in peace. And now we can have a pleasant little conversation. Well, yeah, it's been hard because there's such content. because everyone's been really torn this week and it's been a really big deal and I just don't want that to be a thing. So I don't know if we'll ever get there but, you know, we could try some civility.
Starting point is 00:32:30 Civility. Anyway, well, let's set the bar a wall when we take baby steps. Now I'm going to keep on walking back to my car while we talk because we know that apparently you can hear my voice over all the noise of a park, let alone headphones and an airplane. Am I right?
Starting point is 00:32:49 So I would just like to say, bye, Brittany. I'm saying in this tone of voice. You don't think I'm yelling at you with your supersonic hearing. And just know that this is a hug. It's not me shaking you and pouring champagne over your head, even though I did just do that. But that's a love champagne. Reconciliation champagne. Ah, baby steps. So there you go. It's over. It's done. Wow. They've decided to move on. What a beautiful sentiment before Thanksgiving. I give thanks to this show. This was an amazing episode. I'm sorry. This was a great one. And God, Salt Lake City, it's always in the pocket. Always there. Yep. It's always a good one. So thank you guys. What a great show full
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