Watch What Crappens - Interview with Christine Quinn of 'Selling Sunset'

Episode Date: August 17, 2020

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We're doing something a little bit different over here. Okay. Yeah. We got something a little different. So those of you who have been listening to the podcast over the summer know that we have started to recap selling sunset on Netflix, which we absolutely love and are obsessed with. And we're we're going week by week by week episode by episode by episode of for each season and we're on season three and we've

only done episode one. So we have we only know as we only are awareness of the show only of the season only goes to through episode one. So we haven't been to the whole season. So we don't know. But that being said, we just interviewed Christine from selling sunset. Yes, we did. Really fun times, you know, we don't always love doing interviews because it's safer to just make fun of people and not be afraid of seeing them in grocery stores.

We couldn't pass this one out. We kind of just felt like it's Christine and we felt like we could probably still interview her and then still be really me into her afterwards and it would still be all good. We just recorded it and here's the interview. So I have like so many questions but I kind of feel like the my most pressing question is are you like a real real estate agent or is this like is this like something like we're new cast on this show and like took like a license or something like a license test. Well I was not cast on the show. I have a background in theater and comedy.

It's what I went to school for. So I always wanted to be an actress. So I started out doing acting and modeling, and that's why I moved to Los Angeles. And I have 20 major film intelligence and credits, actually probably more than that. And I was in huge features, and I got really tired of, um, of getting typecast as like the same dumb blonde girl over.

Tell me about it. It was fine. It was paying the bills, but I'm like, god damn it. I'm so much better than this. I want a real job. I just want to be able to like boss people around. I want to be able to like, where, where's the TPS spreadsheets, they're late. We need these now. So I got into real estate because I was so frustrated with the way that my acting career was going because I didn't wanna just be doing

these dumb blonde rolls over and over. I wanted to do comedy, I wanted to make you laugh. I wanted to do fun shit and I wasn't being able to do fun shit. So in the meantime, I was friends with Jason and I saw him living his amazing life, and I was like, oh, this is so cool. He works for who he wants to work with.

And so he's like, yeah, just come on, try it. So I was like, all right, cool. I was like, hey, doctor, prescribe me some matter all. I gotta do this thing. And that's kind of how it went down. And then from then on out, I was in real estate. And then when they approached us for a show, I was like, what?

I was like, yes, this is just a given. Yes. What were you talking about? I know I'm looking at your IMV. Yeah, I want to know what some of your credits are. Love it. Hot tub time to see you too. Hell yeah, girl.

Yeah. Drop dead diva. Oh, yeah. Was there a role? Was there one of those roles? Did you enjoy more than the others or they just sort of like it was just honestly? Shark night 3d was really fun for me. I think I was I was really really young and I got eaten alive by a shark and that was so fun to film. So that was probably my favorite role.

I feel like that's like it's such an LA thing to be like yeah um so I just got this house. Yeah my realtor you may have seen her in Shark night 3d. She got eaten by a shark.A. thing to be like, yeah, so I just got this house. You have my realtor. You may have seen her in Shark Night 3D. She's got you in by a shark. Yeah, anyway, she's approving my S-GRA right now. I love it. I mean, that's so L.A. though. Oh my God.

So you came, you started working with Jason, because you were already friends with him. And then we're other people that we see on the show where they also work with Jason at the time or did they, you know, did everyone fold them naturally? So, um, Heather and I were there at the same time. Um, then Mary, um, you know, Mary was dating Jason and then Mary started working full time after me. And then, um, started working full time after me. And then who else started folding in? Then Maya started folding in. And then after that Divina started rolling in, because she's had a development.

She worked for major companies, Ritz Carlton, whatever. She sold millions and millions and millions of dollars real estate. So she was brought on as new dev. And then Amanda's always been there in the picture because she's been friends with the group and we've all known her for years. And so the season that was a natural transition for her

to join the show and be a great addition. And then, Chrishell, yeah, how did she get brought in? I'm not sure. Well, your favorite, Michelle, she's a smelly kid. That's interesting. Um, she wasn't there when I was working there. All the sudden she was there one day. Mm-hmm. Well, I mean, thank goodness because otherwise you wouldn't have had a cocktail for your party. Thank God. That list was really good. So how did Adam develop come to you guys? Like how did that come about?

So every year we spend a lot of money on marketing and we have a billboard on sunset every year, that's our thing. So we take a group photo every year and do this great billboard push and you know, email blasts. So that one year our billboard was super great super sexy. We decided to all wear red and black and it was on Sunset Boulevard and Adam develop was driving past and he was like what is this modeling agency like what is this joke he's like what the hell is going on here are they pips like what like do they like what is this I think we've all had that thought coming down Sunset I mean my thought was more like what am I even doing in this fucking town?

You know? Like, I'm the only person who gained 100 pounds when I moved it. LA, I think I just got so scared, probably, you know, by billboards like that. I was like, what am I gonna do? Who am I gonna be? You put a real as 100 weird billboards. There are so many strange billboards, especially on Sunset,

because there are a lot of these... Especially on Sunset. Yeah, because you know, you'll have like the big brand ones, like Apple or Budweiser, but then there are a lot of like indie billboards and just like, there's a lot of things like by my CD. So then like, something like by the Oppa and I group is like, what?

I know, and then like those crappy like 138 water that looks like they're like, shout on an iPhone with like someone from a model they just brought from like, Indiana, like, yeah, I know, like, it's all full. There's always a new kind of water. Yeah, exactly. So I guess he saw us and you know he came into the office and he's like you know what is this like is this real? You guys work here and we're like yeah and he's like this is a show. Let me make a pilot. And first we were super apprehensive. I was the only person that was like, yeah let's dance! Yeah, I'm tishe guys. And everyone was not on board. But we should not even have her.

Not even Heather? I feel like Heather would be totally on board. Well, yeah no, no, no, she was on board a little bit. It took some convincing. But so yeah, we shot the pilot and it sat for so long. So many networks passed on it. We had Bravo pass on it. We had E pass on it. We had Life and Style pass on it. But every network, note to the MTV, we had everyone pass on it. And it sat for a good year, year and a half until we got to call that Netflix picked up the show.

And it was so funny because when all this is going down, we're like, what would be the best network for this? And we're all like Netflix would be so amazing. So when they picked it up, it was honestly just like a match made in heaven. Yeah, you know, it's funny because I seem to remember the first season, it felt like your curses were kind of like bleeped out a little bit.

And I was like, why are they bleeping them out for Netflix? I mean, this could just be my head. Maybe I just remember it incorrectly, but that would make sense if it was like shot for another network, and then it wound up on a network where you could actually like curse.

Which by the way, I feel like doesn't get enough credit on this show that it's like really fun that when you guys get mad, your cursing is not bleeped out. I really enjoy that. I love it, and I think it was a conscious choice of the production team to do that

because they were trying to please Netflix, and they wanted to do their best to be as kosher as possible. But then we started filming the show and we're like, oh, it's all about real estate, real estate, real estate, right? No, people don't want to watch real estate. They want backgrounds at real estate, but they want to watch us fighting. That's what's fun. Then in season two, I'm glad that Netflix kind of, you know, made the effort

to be like, you know what, people actually like the real side of them. They like the raw side of them. And yeah, they do say, fuck shit, goddammit, kiss my ass, you stupid motherfucker, you're a fucking idiot. So they kind of like really played into that. And I think that's what made the show so much more organic and real. Um, I agree. I mean, I think that the show is like, has a slow burn. I mean, it, what, I, I don't know if people know this, but Adam develop also was the, uh, creative, like, the hills. And I believe also, Lee, gonna beach, right? So, like, he has, like, a great track record

of, of having these, like, slow burn shows was sort of like, it sort of got, like, a chill vibe. And then all of a sudden, you're just like, addicted shows was sort of like it's sort of got like a chill vibe and then all of a sudden you're just like Addicted and you're like why am I addicted literally nothing is happening you guys are like Trying to look up kohuts on Google and then like going to look at a house and for some reason I'm on the edge of my seat Oh my god, I know I know I feel you. I totally get it. He's got this He's an evil genius, you know and in so many aspects. And, you know, exactly what he's doing. And like, so that's why, you know, a lot of girls came into the show and they're like, I'm gonna address her in person. I'm gonna be seeing seriously as a real

say. I was like, honey, you shouldn't have done this show then. I'm like, I'm gonna come on looking like a stripper every single day. And I love it. And people love that, you know, and at the end of the day, like, a show and I like we're doing our best to entertain and I'm especially excelling in that I seem to be the only one to still understand that like the show's not actually about real estate but what do you still dress like a stripper when when the cameras aren't rolling like do you still dress like a stripper at the office I mean I'm not shamey or anything but I'm curious because you said you dress.

Okay, well, I'm in less. And last time with clients that I actually, like, that I know really well, I'll wear sweatpants and no makeup just because they're so cool. Like all my clients are really, really awesome and they're pretty chill anyway. So it just depends on, you know, what I'm doing.

But in everyday life, obviously, I'd like to look nice and extra. But if I'm working with clients that I know, I'll be totally down to earth and casual. So how did Khrushal get on the show? Was that that, what, that was something that was done after the pilot then? Mm hmm. They just figured they needed, they just needed something else or wanted to add a

little drama or something. So they brought in Khrushal. She just came on one day. Who knows? else or wanted to add a little drama or something so they brought in Khrushcheol. She just came on one day. Who knows? The Kronavirus. She just showed up on day. She just showed up one day.

Oh, and so we haven't because of how we recap the show. We do it every week, you know, as you know, to full on recaps of the show for like an hour, you know, on a 30 minute show. And that's how we like to do it. So we don't binge the whole thing. So we were like, should we talk now? Should we wait till the whole season's over? Because we don't know all of the, you know, all of the plot twists and stuff for the rest of the season. But I've been reading online all the stuff about like Christine and Divina are monsters are horrible. Because of the, you know, the crescendo divorce and stuff.

What? What's up with that? Like, what do you have to say about that? Well, I mean, it's a general reaction. General reaction. It's really frustrating because, you know, when we sign up to be on a reality show, we know exactly what we're doing.

We're not surprised with any story lines that come out. We don't go, oh, I just got in TNZ alert. And then like, no, that's not how it works. Like, come on. Everyone knows that. But so, you know, everyone brings their own story lines to production and storyline or production is, you know, very good about talking about what you choose that you want to talk about as talent on the show. So, you know, Dabina chose not to talk about her boyfriend. Maya chose not to talk about her husband. Khrushchell chose to talk about her divorce.

And by doing that, we're contractually obligated as talent on the show to discuss all conflicts and all incidents happening in the show for the storylines that are provided. So it's our contractual obligation to have a comment and to comment. So when people are saying, I can't believe they commented on the divorce like honey, like we have to. So you know, and obviously we've said lots of things and done it certain ways and they choose what they want to use. You know, there's also times where I said yeah, I feel bad for Khrushcheol, like I'm on Khrushche side. Like, you don't see that obviously, but there's a lot of things that were said on both Divina and I's, you know, half that you don't see.

So there's so much more to the picture and on the editing floor. But you know, they choose what's the most dramatic in Juicy. And it wouldn't be dramatic in juicy if I was honest and said, oh, you know, I feel horrible for her like no one should go through this. I hate Justin, but that's not really TV. So I do what's best for TV and that's why this makes a great show. Right. I think I'm just going to say I think that like if we get in trouble with anyone from

your show or like for many of the shows recap, I'm just gonna say, I'm sorry, I'm just contractually obligated to have a comment on what you say, that's all. Yeah, I saw Chrishell tweet something along the lines of, y'all, it's really good to get your support for this season, but you know, sometimes you're a little bullying to some of the cast members. Like to Divina, because like I'm too busy. Welcome to reality TV.

Yeah. Cause I guess Divina's kidding. She's like fully Christian all day long, but Divina, no. You know what I mean? Yeah. Divina's still got the $75 million house on the website. You know what I'm saying? Like she's got enough pain.

I am like, I think the only person in America who loves divina, like divina's like my favorite, because I feel like, I don't know, there's something that I just am endlessly amused by with her, but it's kind of funny because I feel like a lot of people love to hate you, but a lot of people just hate divina. And, like, why do you think that happens?

What's up with Davina? Why do you think, although, and again, we have not watched the rest of the season. So if you and Davina get up to, get up to like, trouble, then obviously I will understand, but like. I mean, we're always in trouble, but the thing about Davina is,

I tell people this all the time. So Divina's, you know, she's German. She's born in Germany, raised in Germany. She's just comes across very cold, but she's not. She has a heart of gold. She's super sweet. Her feelings do get hurt. And you can see her in the show when we're filming.

Like, you can see it reeling in her face. Like if you can see it really in her face like if you watch the video yeah you can see her trying to hold back but at the end of the day like she's too authentic like she would just she wants to say what she wants to say and you know lover or hater but she's always right you know what I mean So it's just maybe it's true is that people don't want to hear, but she's really German. I used to work with Germans a long time ago in this restaurant that was like circus themed. It was like the Cirque du Soleil. And it made me think of you for your circus themed birthday or your engagement party. But it was like Cirque du Soleil, we all wore tatsys and stuff. And so we all had to go out and run out of these plates and align to music and stuff.

And the Germans would be like, Snare not that so, Snare! I've never heard this story about it after like nine years. It's like, always a new story. You were in a German circus theme for restaurant? Yeah, it was called Pump Duck and Circumstance, a long time ago in New York. And it would travel all over Europe and stuff. And time ago in New York. And it would travel all over Europe and stuff. And it came to New York. Anyway, yeah, those Germans don't

fuck around. I think it's a bit of yellow. And she also, she also smiles and laughs, but they intentionally never show those shots of her. I think they're, they intentionally make her like the Jan Brady of the group for sure I'm sure Yeah, I mean in that palm reading party I think she only said when one thing the whole time it's like make her carry the balloons and then get for one line the entire Yeah, I think it was like and you you're a little weird and

No, she gets like that's the thing because she's not really around as much on the show as the rest of you guys are and When she does come around it feels like the production just sort of shits on her like they'll have a scene I'm surprised they haven't had a scene where like a taxi drives by and splashes her at this point I mean she's just like every episode There's always something or like that episode even it was a season one when Krashelle It's like I just want to thank everyone for coming to my charity thing. You know, everyone was so nice that everyone could come and make it and divina's like, well, I was a burning man and that was like a really important thing for me.

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And I feel like she's the first reality villain in the world. Like at least I have a little bit of a filter and like, or I sprinkle it with a little bit of humor. But she is the first one with legitimately no filter and she should be honored and recognized by this reality TV call. Well, you guys were honored and recognized in New Yorker magazine, which is just fucking crazy.

I couldn't believe that. How nuts is that to see yourself? I mean, I don't obviously have the real magazine because I'm not a monster. I don't like pick things up to read them. But I'm looking at it now on the online and you're like the cover picture here with this article and isn't that insane?

It was wild. I had people contact me from New York because I used to live there. I was doing fashion for a little while and they didn't even know I was on the show and they're like, oh my god, what the fuck you're on New York because I used to live there. I was doing fashion for a little while and you know they didn't even know I was on the show and they're like oh my god what the fuck you're on the New Yorker. Oh my god like everyone saw that so it was it was pretty amazing. What is the status of you and Mary right now? Yeah let's get in. I know that you're real friends, right?

Like, or you were real friends because since season one, it definitely read that way. It didn't seem like it was fake for the cameras. And then by the time season, she came around. Yeah. Yeah. So, the by the time she came around, it seemed a little off. So, yeah. So, so her and I were best friends, you know, for. I've known her for fuck. I don't know six seven years Maybe and you know we lived together. We were best friends and season one we were fantastic and then you know They wanted to spice up the show a little bit and kind of add to the riff that was between me and Mary because you know I yelled at Chris.ell and was like, oh wow, do you not remember what you said?

So they're like, yeah, it's just seen. Let's play into this a little bit. So they brought a man's in. And a man's main goal was to block me from talking to Mary. And that was portrayed very well. So in season two, yeah, in season two or three or whatever, like we never got a chance alone together.

We never got a chance to talk. So it was like production was keeping us apart intentionally. And we were both so busy with work, like even after when we were done filming or done with work, we were too tired to like get on the phone and hash now. And it just become like a monster by then. So I actually hung out with her a few days ago. Me and Amanda, well, Amanda and I are already best friends,

but Mary was there. And we just sat down and talked it out. And I was like, listen, I don't want this crap to come between us. We're better than this. And we both agreed and we were really crying. And it was this big, cum-bye-yaw moment and um we're actually friends now because I was just so tired of like the crap from the show getting between our real friendship it shouldn't have been that way and

it shouldn't have gotten to that point so we're not good. I mean yeah that's good to hear. I was like I'll follow you back on Instagram. That's a huge Well, that's a huge, that's a huge deal. That's very big in this, in this date, in age. I do have a question though, because one of the things that started off season two was Mary was kind of like, oh well, you know, Christine went off with Christian and they were traveling the world forever. And then like I kind of had to find out sort of secondhand

that they were engaged and she didn't even call me. And that seemed like on her end from what I could tell, it looked like that was where she started to pull away a little bit because she felt a certain sort of way. Was that true? And if it was true, why didn't you tell Mary if you guys were so fantastic? Well, because at the end of season one episode eight of the Pull Party, she was honestly really, really pissed off at me. She was mad that I went off on Creshell and I said, listen, like, I did that protect, to protect you. Like, drunk or not, my intentions were actually to support you because this is someone who was

talking about your relationship, who wasn't owning up the stuff that they said and conveniently didn't remember, not once, but two times when she was confronted about it. So I was like, I actually like had your back, and then you're just calling me like a crazy drunk person and kind of are just throwing our whole friendship away. So she was actually the one that stopped talking to me. So I was like, oh, okay. So her and I had not been talking because she got mad about that incident at the pool party.

So obviously if we're not talking for six months, why would I call you all this time? Be like, I hit by the way I remember me. Yeah. Yeah. I didn't want to rub it in their face. I wanted to wait until I was able to sphere and we were able to talk at our issues because we had not been talking at that time for a good six, seven months. You know.

Wow. And then you had, and then there was, um, then of course, it was the infamous second bachelor at party. So was that like truly, it was obviously, I mean, I have to be with you on that. That was obviously a second bachelor at party. Like you don't, I think you even said it on the show. Like you don't rent a stripper pool that day. For sure.

Like it's like, it's not like you were throwing like barefoot and swam me together on the table. Like you guys had a spread of food. Like you hired, you know, Trixie from, you know, strippers US to come over to your house and set up a poll. And it was like a whole situation. And Amanda did an article with Yahoo. And she admitted she was like, yeah, she's the good one. The second bachelor of party. Kristi was right.

I just didn't want to deal with all those other bitches. So the end of the day, I may be crazy in my delivery, but I'm always right about everything. Like I should have been Judge Judy because I just call it, like I see it and usually how I see it is pretty accurate. I can't even honestly imagine like a daytime talk, Like like judge show courtroom show where you're the judge. I like like like a little. I would nail it.

Be a lot for me to take in. I would nail it. In the, so now in the first episode of season three, it seemed like all this stuff was like, okay, it's done. But then it seemed like a manza was bringing, it was a manza right who was sort of bringing it up again that like, oh, she was saying this at Heather's, at Heather's showing and she was saying that.

And it seemed to me like, that was kind of bullshit because you had already apologized. I think we talked about this on the recap. Like why was a manza just like really determined to get you guys to fight again? I mean, 100%. So a manza and I have always had a really close friendship and I think that our friendship grew so close, you don't really see it on the show, on the show it looks like we're fighting whatever.

A man's and I talk every day. And so a man's and I have a really close friendship and we have had. And I feel like, you know like Mary and I kind of transitioned away from each other and Amanda was like, oh great, like cool, I can be friends with Christine and I can be friends with Mary and no one's gonna fight over each other because Mary didn't want to talk to Christine and Christine doesn't want to talk to Mary.

So it was like the perfect friendship for her because no one was fighting over Mary. But then I was trying to become friends with Mary again and Amanda was just not having it. She was like not having it and she would intentionally like try to like, you know, keep us apart or intentionally quote unquote, you know, try to drive a wedge between us and she was doing that. Whether like subconsciously or like consciously, I don't know, but it's almost like she enjoyed us being friends and not being friends with each other because it seems like a theme, everyone's always like, who's better friends with Mary? And I feel like she didn't like

that I was trying to become friends with Mary again, so it was really weird. In my birthday dinner, that whole thing was so strange. You saw a lot of it that got cut out, but she was trying to basically say, basically, she was saying, I didn't apologize to Mary, and I was like, the whole reason I came to the bridal shop was to apologize to Mary and put everything in the past. She just wouldn't let it happen because I think she loves us like separately as friends but not friends together.

That's a power play. And then what about, so let's, can we talk about Heather a little bit because when the show began it sort of seemed like you guys were going to be these big frenemies and like where do you stand with Heather now? Are you, you guys still have that kind of like front of me vibe or have you just like with Dr. Michelle? Not at all.

I mean, so after that big fight that we had in season one, her and I actually like realized we had a lot in common. And like a lot in common. So long story short, that client that you see that we're fighting over, we both like found out the real situation and we were like, oh my God, like he was playing us both like what a freaking jerk. So we kind of had a kumbaya, we came together

and I was like, oh my God, this bitch is actually like the fucking hilarious. She's basically like, you know, Karen from Mean Girls. Like I was like, I love her, I was like, I love her. I love her, I love her. And she's just so funny. So her and I just grew really close and we're great friends now.

Like I called her the other day. And now it's like, I wanna help plan your wedding. And she's like, I'm not that far bitch. Like, seriously, I just got engaged. And I was like, okay, let me help you. Let me know. She's already planned it out. She doesn't wanna tell her.

Oh, I know. I know. Also, I would have imagined that Tara is. She doesn't want to tell you. Oh, I know. Also, I would have imagined that Taric is going to have a lot to do with that. Oh, probably. She already got my sauce. She already had a wifey mug on Instagram. Oh, no, I can't.

She already got a wifey mug. She's too much. I mean, she was already, I mean, she's actually like, for me, one of like the steady sources of hilarity on the show because the stuff that comes out of her mouth every episode is so ridiculous either about Tarek or just the episode we just recapped about with Kahoot's. I mean, I cannot believe it.

I cannot. She is really, really something special. Um, and she's so funny. She's so funny. She doesn't know she's being funny. She just like, that's the best time. Yeah, that's the best time. I know. So all the other shows that film in LA, all the other real estate shows,

especially million dollar listing, which is mostly out of the agency, right? I think most of those guys are out of the agency. Exactly, Douglas Sallie. Do you know all those guys? Oh, I know all them 100%. Yeah, 100%. We all, we know all of them 100% yeah 100% we all we know all them and then I saw that you know Tracy and Josh and Matt were on watch what happens live and Tracy was like I've never seen that

my entire life. I don't know who they are when literally I have an email and I can put that bitch on blast where she is in our office meeting all of the girls. Hey guys, it's Tracy and I'macey. And I'm trying to sell my newest building, 10,000. I would love to come to your office and pitch and show you all the amenities. So she fucking didn't realize, like, we can put that bitch on blast. Not to mention, I have emails from her personally,

trying to do showings. She's such a freaking liar. And we know all these people on me. We see them out all the time and you know, Josh Flagg and Matt Altman. I mean, we know all these people. We, you know, Mary and I were on an episode of Million Dollar Listing. So after that came out and they were like, nope, nope, I've never seen them before. Someone screenshoted Mary and I on Million Dollar Listing with Altmans in 2015. Wow. I wonder why she's like that. At the end of the day, they're so jealous.

They're so jealous of the success of our show and let them fucking eat cake. Well, you know, because I think that your show also, for me, it is totally replaced, a million dollar listing because I don't know, I think the vibe is just a little better. We recently watched an episode of $9 listing for the show. And it was like trying so hard to have these comedic moments and look at these guys having rivalry and it just felt so canned and fake. And I'm not saying that you're showing necessarily feels super real all the time. But there was just a vibe that just felt

fresher to me and I'm not just saying this I'm not just like kissing your ass because you're on you know I'm like I really feel this way. I do too. I think their cinematography is totally different too because you know They shoot freehand shoot on sticks. We have three cameras if not for it all times I mean our cinematic like quality is just so much higher in all different ways. Yeah, are there parts of the show that we're seeing that aren't really authentic to real estate and what you're doing, gathering in the office

or things like that? Is that comedy that's what the office set up? Because there's more people that work there, right? That's a great question. So there's a lot of people that work there. Actually, there's probably like, I don't know, seven people, maybe ten that year, not seen that actually work at the office full time. So obviously not everyone wants to be on the show. And there's a beautiful real estate agent in Nicole who decided not to be on the show and there's you know, there's a beautiful real estate

Agent Indicol who decided not to be on the show just because she didn't want to put her whole life out there And she's actually serious about real estate So there's a lot more people that do work there But we don't comment the office you know all at the same time. We all have different times like you know Heather when she was living in LA obviously she she lives in Orange County now But when she was living in LA she comes to the office super early in the morning. I'm more like me and Mary, I'm more like 12 to three kind of girls. So like, everyone's always really staggered out

and there's no more than like five people in the office ever. But, you know, it's not every day that we're all together sitting at those desks that close to that close apart. And also, we can work from home too. It's sometimes really nice to work from home. I find that I get my best work done at home, and then I just go to the office to socialize. Yeah, and wait, and the other thing,

it's kind of funny that you say that because, you know, we're here, we're recapping this show. I'm really like, Jason and Brett, look at these like show-of-nose assholes. These two short guys have to make themselves feel more manly by surrounding themselves with women. It's only that. And now it's sort of like implying there there's like more than just you guys and like

how do they how do they feel because I feel like a lot of people feel that way about them that there's some weird shit where it's like these two these two guys who like got it all. Yeah, like it's gonna sound like I'm Mary and I have Stockholm syndrome defending Jason, but honestly, this is like, there's so many men that work in that office. There's so many men that work in the office, you're just not seeing them because they don't wanna be on the show. Do you know what I mean? So, there's so much more to that, but it's just happening.

Yeah, that's a different show too, you know? I mean, it's definitely. That's so awesome. Yeah, and there's also girls that don't wanna be on the show. You know, there's three girls that I mean, it's definitely. Absolutely. Like, there's, yeah, there, and there's also girls that don't want to be on the show. You know, there's three girls that I can think of up the top of my head and that aren't on the show and don't want to be on the show.

So, um, so yeah, there's definitely two sides to every story. It was definitely like a shot where I think I saw, there was like some random shot in season two where they like showed two interns or something, sitting in like a corner. And I was like, who the fuck are they? Get the hell out of the office. These are trespassers. Yeah, I hate to burst your bubble,

but there's quite a bit of people there. It does kind of burst my bubble a little bit. What TV do you watch? Do you watch any of the Bravo shows? Like the Housewives shows and all that? I watch every single Bravo show. I'm obsessed with Beverly Hills and I'm obsessed with Below Deck Med. I'm obsessed with New York. I watch all of it.

Okay, so on just because we shouldn't keep you all day. Let's give you some speed rounds with people that you like on these shows. Yeah. So let's start with Beverly Hills. Are you team Kyle and Teddy or are you team Denise? I am team Kyle and Teddy for sure. Oh really? Are you saying that just because of Mauricio and the agency? Are you like being nice with another agency? No, I feel like I feel like season one Denise went into the show and she wanted to be herself and she wanted to talk about hand jobs and this and that and you know three happy endings and all this crap right and then she watched it back and she got a lot of slack especially for being a mother so then she went into season two differently and she

went into season two and she's like I will not talk about this in front of my kids and blah blah blah and she was just a whole different person and I just don't trust her and then to me I feel like she was lying about a lot of things like she said she got no child support from Charlie she ain't and then later we find she said, she got no child support from Charlie Sheene. And then later we find out, oh, well, no, no, no, she does get child support. So it was like, all these, she was caught in a lot of lies. And I felt like her character in season one was,

you know, the last season was really authentic in Tartu who she was. And then she had to reel it back. And I feel like by reeling it back, she was just being authentic and who she really was. Wow, but Kyle and Teddy sort of suck, though. There's also that factor. No, no, no, I don't like,

I don't like Teddy, I'm more like team Brandy, honestly, if anything, but I do love Kyle. Okay, okay, so then below deck med, team Hanna or team Malia? Team Hanna, 100%. Yeah, 100. Yeah, okay, so we're back on deck. Okay, thank you. How dare you a little bitch like you act like your friends with her They're like hugging. She's like I love you. They're out drinking and then that night she goes before water changing

Bunks she goes into Heather's belongings and takes a photo and acts like a rat. I'm just like no I like that you called her Heather because I like to think of Malia going into Heather's desk at the office and like Setting captain Sandy like she has some chapstick. I'm sorry Hannah. I don't know why it's another. I'm who's your favorite New York housewife I would say I mean obviously it's Sonia. I'm Leah's kind of growing on me. Mm-hmm. I think Leah's great. I mean, it's Sonia. Leah is kind of growing on me. Mm-hmm. I think Leah is great. I mean, yeah. I think it's a hard crew just to step into.

And she's done a great job. I think so too. And at first, I was trying to figure out how Leah would fit in. And they did a really good job of kind of portraying, like, oh, I don't know. She might be a little awkward in the series. But then when she got drunk and I'm all naked naked and I was like, yes, I think I like

her now. What about Vanderpump rules? Do you have any favorites on Vanderpump rules? Um, I do not like Britney and Jackson. I'm good. Oh, this is really good to hear. This is really good to hear. I do not like Britney and Jackson at all.

Um, you know, by the way, thank you for phrasing it that way it's not so much that you have a favorite on vandertrum brules it's who do you not like on vandertrum brules that's how to watch vandertrum brules yeah that's not who you like it's you everyone else like obviously I love law law I mean everyone else I love it's just britney and jacks I can knock it on board with yeah meaning yeah I saw the other day that she andina did a podcast talking about Chris L. Saying. I love that.

I love that. I didn't know this. I was like me after I texted Justin or something like that. Sina and I are like such good friends and it was so much fun. That was so much fun. That really tracks. See, I love this. It's like there's so many things that are like so many

connections are forming in my brain right now. It's like I'm a little over stimulated. Well, it's probably time to take some time and let yourself calm down. Christine, you have a busy day ahead of you. This was so much fun. Thank you for doing this guys. This was great much fun. Thank you for doing this guys. And I actually have one more question. Yeah. One more question. Are you guys going to be able to go back into production, given coronavirus at the moment?

Or is that still like a moment? We won't be going into productions until next year. I mean, a lot of shows. I heard that Vanderpump rules might be shooting at the end of year with a smaller team. I don't even think that's going to happen anymore. I think stuff keeps changing and I don't think it's going to be until next year. I think it's going to be next year. It's really good that we're relishing it this way.

Exactly. It's important for us to get more, some more selling sunset content. So this is like very top of mind for me. Yes. Well, I'm so happy you guys had me. I'm such a fan. Keep talking shit about me all day long.

Please, I relish in it. I love it. Be honest to be yourself because you guys kick ass. Thank you so much. That's a great way we can. Yeah, thank you so much for coming on. Really great to meet you and really great job. Oh my God, so nice to meet you. I love you guys.

Take care. All right. Thanks, Christine. We'll talk to you later. Well, that was fun. Don't forget to watch selling sunset on Netflix. They're on season three now. And go to Instagram to follow Christine.

She is at the Christine Quinn, the Christine Quinn on Instagram. Thanks so much, Christine. Thank you Christine Quinn. On Instagram! Thanks so much Christine. Thank you Christine. And thank you all for listening. We'll catch you on the next episode. Bye. Bye.

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