Speaker 1: I watched the first season and the first episode of
Speaker 1: Salt Lake City. It was crazy. It was crazy. It
Speaker 1: was hard to not be critical, Like it was actually
Speaker 1: hard to not be critical and not be like is
Speaker 1: this real or is this a satire? Like these people
Speaker 1: on Saturday Night Live making fun of themselves. It was
Speaker 1: really extreme. And then it was the Oscar and Kate
Speaker 1: Hudson wore this pink dress with giant feathery like dramatic
Speaker 1: maleficent sleeves. Please go look at Meredith Marks's dress and
Speaker 1: at Kate Hudson's dress. It's like, it's very similar, and
Speaker 1: it's just funny to watch Kate Hudson at the Oscars
Speaker 1: follow Meredith Marks's tragic birthday party that was not for
Speaker 1: her own birthday, that was for Jen Show to celebrate
Speaker 1: herself with tonguing dancers, which is or her nationalities. Like
Speaker 1: you can't fucking write this clown show, But it's just
Speaker 1: funny that for the white sheet wall covering Jen Shaw's chalet,
Speaker 1: which it's like, just fucking call it the shale. If
Speaker 1: you're gonna be pretentious to say something smart, that the
Speaker 1: same effectively functionally, the same dress is what Kate Hudson
Speaker 1: would wear to the Oscars, and gen Shaw was comparing
Speaker 1: her party to the met Gala. It's just all too good.
Speaker 1: It's too funny. Like I understand why that show is successful.
Speaker 1: It's it's if the show is supposed to be funny
Speaker 1: and a satire that has been accomplished. It's a Saturday
Speaker 1: at Live skit about themselves. It's crazy. So the other
Speaker 1: day someone sent me a picture of Lisa Rinna wearing
Speaker 1: like a David Byrne Severe fashion outfit. Now, Lisa Rinna
Speaker 1: has daughters who are models. I'm sure that's had some
Speaker 1: influence on her chain and people are just allowed to
Speaker 1: change and be different. Lisa now wears wigs and has personas,
Speaker 1: and after several seasons on the Housewives of wearing like
Speaker 1: a sheet Victoria Beckham dress or Michael Core's dress one day,
Speaker 1: not only presumably, but what seems like factually the influence
Speaker 1: of doriad and really Erica and all the logos and
Speaker 1: the fashion kind of really kicked her into having multiple
Speaker 1: wigs and personas and hairstyles and like kicked her fashion
Speaker 1: game into the next stratosphere. And then having two daughters
Speaker 1: at her models and going to Europe to walk runways
Speaker 1: also seems like a great influence for her for being
Speaker 1: into fashion. So she travels to Paris for fashion Week
Speaker 1: and like, you know, really like puts it on almost
Speaker 1: in that way that like one of those blonde girls
Speaker 1: that was on Sunset selling Sunset like came in Christine.
Speaker 1: I think her name is to like really be into fashion.
Speaker 1: Like you get to just decide that you're gonna like
Speaker 1: spend money, wear clothing and be super fashionable and that's cool,
Speaker 1: like reinvent yourself. Flash Spice is Victoria Beckham, So everybody's
Speaker 1: allowed to change le definitely doesn't you know, dress or
Speaker 1: look the way that she did in the first couple
Speaker 1: of seasons either, Like everybody's really evolved, but no greater
Speaker 1: place than on Beverly Hills. In my opinion, that's been
Speaker 1: a full transformation. And then other shows have followed suit.
Speaker 1: So Lisa Rinna is in this David Byrne outfit and
Speaker 1: my friend texted me, and who knows, I'm in the
Speaker 1: Housewives and said to me, what is Lisa Rinna's five
Speaker 1: year plan exactly? And I thought, I don't actually know,
Speaker 1: like I don't know what Maybe she's gonna act or
Speaker 1: maybe she's getting into fashion or launching a fashion line,
Speaker 1: like it just it feels like a lot of effort
Speaker 1: to go to Europe and sit front row, or it's
Speaker 1: just fashion is her passion. Now it's a new passion
Speaker 1: and she wants to go and it gives a mom
Speaker 1: and identity. Her kids are grown, she's off of the housewives,
Speaker 1: like what you know, And so sometimes I think about
Speaker 1: my five year plan and what's your five year plan?
Speaker 1: Like I don't even know that I know my five
Speaker 1: year plan, and maybe she doesn't either. And I said
Speaker 1: that to someone that I work with, and they said, right,
Speaker 1: but she's doing that as sort of like a hobby.
Speaker 1: Your you know, everything you do is like working towards
Speaker 1: some sort of a career as a five year plan,
Speaker 1: which is kind of true, but I'm not entirely sure.
Speaker 1: Like if I just decided to take up karate and start,
Speaker 1: you know, being a black belt and wearing karate outfits,
Speaker 1: like I guess that would be part of my five
Speaker 1: year plan. Part of my five year plan is to
Speaker 1: get in shape and work out. It's not going that
Speaker 1: great and I don't do it. But do we think
Speaker 1: about our five year plans? And it was just a
Speaker 1: funny question for someone to ask me about Lisa Rinna.
Speaker 1: I didn't know the answer, but I quickly thought to myself,
Speaker 1: what is mine? And I'm wondering what my five year
Speaker 1: plan is. I know that I've started to like think
Speaker 1: about retirement from a financial perspective, like what's the nest stag?
Speaker 1: How much do I have? Like you know, anything else
Speaker 1: has changed on the floor? What do I really want
Speaker 1: to hit it hard with? How much sure I really
Speaker 1: want to work? What do I want to do? Not
Speaker 1: want to do? I don't do anything I don't want
Speaker 1: to do. I don't do anything I don't enjoy. I
Speaker 1: just got offered a great television show yesterday for good
Speaker 1: money and fun travel and really credible. And I literally
Speaker 1: gave my exact numbers that I know that my time
Speaker 1: is worth. Like I know exactly what my time is worth.
Speaker 1: The housewives called me and said, what would it take
Speaker 1: for you to come back? I know exactly what the
Speaker 1: number would be because I knew exactly what my time
Speaker 1: is worth, and I value into my time, like the
Speaker 1: inconvenience you're getting on a plane you're flying to LA
Speaker 1: What does that feel like? Oh, it's the middle of
Speaker 1: the summer. What does that feel like? Where the old
Speaker 1: maid didn't factor that and didn't care if it was
Speaker 1: summer in Kevier was winter or Tuesday Saturday, no kids work, grind.
Speaker 1: Now I really just know exactly what I want to
Speaker 1: do and don't want to do, and then if I
Speaker 1: don't entirely want to do it or it's inconvenient, what's
Speaker 1: the number to then make me want to do it more?
Speaker 1: Or charge so much that you know someone will say no,
Speaker 1: and sometimes someone says says yes. It's just become very
Speaker 1: easy for me to know my value emotionally, spiritually and financially,
Speaker 1: to like know exactly what I should be saying yes
Speaker 1: to and know too, and that's very liberating and really
Speaker 1: great as we get older. So I guess if someone's
Speaker 1: going back and forth to France and wearing these outfits
Speaker 1: that take so long for the hair and the makeup
Speaker 1: and the wardrobe and the pictures and all of it,
Speaker 1: I guess one would wonder what's the five year plan?
Speaker 1: Because you're spending a lot of time and effort to
Speaker 1: do that, and you're not getting paid, So what's the endgame?
Speaker 1: Maybe going back to modeling, I don't know, you know,
Speaker 1: maybe like they're you know, older female modeling. I don't
Speaker 1: it's inclusive. I don't actually know. So it's just interesting
Speaker 1: about our five year plan and what we spend time
Speaker 1: and money and focus on doing as we get older.