I would have let PK give me unsolicited business advice while simultaneously bragging (yes, bragging!)
about his prolific bankruptcies.
I would have explainedthe Bernie Sanders memeto Kathy Hilton.
Hell, I would have explainedmemesto her!
Y’know, from the times before there was a national pandemic, and everyone started committing federal crimes…
“Who????”
“How?????”
and one more time, “What????”
Kyle’s clarifying questions ultimately yield a few non-clarifying answers.
Did the police department tell her those details?
“Snow in Pasadena?!”
“He lives further out,” Erika husks back.
“Is he okay?”
Kyles asks of Erika’s son who,again, Erika saysflipped his carnot once, butfive times.
“Yeah, he’s fine,” Erika replies.
But the hazy details aren’t what has Kyle the most rattled.
Is it harder to support her, Kyle… or is it harder to believe her?
BecauseI’mstarting to notice a few patterns myself:
1.
PK is consistently making sense this season, andI hate it here.
And it’s a reasonable question!
She’s talking about the son of one of her best friends getting in a car wreck.
But PK has had it with the stories!
“You’re suggesting that Erika’s not telling the truth?”
I think Tom lied to Erika, and Erika went along with it," he says.
Okay then, PK, go off!
I mean put on a collar, and eat the food you’re served butgo off!
It’s actually really lovely.
Designs that she absolutely, 100 percent, most certainly designed herself.
“Oh f—!”
Garcelle responds when Kyle brings it up, like she somehow thought Kylewouldn’tbring it up.
“You did the other day!”
“You came after me first!”
Dorit chirps back, which to be fair, Garcellesaidshe was doing in the interview.
Dorit says she thought they’d gotten past their issues (have they??
), and Garcelle asks why she’s not allowed to voice her own opinion.
Ding, ding, ding!
Garcelle may feel excluded from this group, but at least she’s finally cracked their code.
They’re not exactly great with fearless feedback.
I’m gonna lose it!
But hey great gowns, beautiful gowns.
