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This comes in its own glasses with lids. It doesn't taste super great, but it is convenient. http://drinkstack.com/

It's a joke how hateable and smug they are making the stupid reporter. I especially have no patience for her antics this week. I hope everyone in the real life CIA isn't as dumb as the CIA on this show. Allison signaling with the old lady right under her babysitter's nose and him not noticing was maddening. I hope he was just playing her her with the I don't believe it and that he actually noticed the signals and reports back to Saul, but I'm not holding my breath as they've already proven to all be pretty bad spies. I'm glad they found Quinn and he's alive and I don't care how implausible it is.

Most of the pop-ups I've been to in the LA area are in established locations. The pop-up aspect is the chef, staff, and menu. In my experience, as someone that lives in LA, it is very common to do it this way in our city. It's not all about the underground dinners and secret supper clubs.

I don't understand what Yo being white has to do with her illness. Is Lymes like Sickle Cell where it is more prevalent in one ethnicity?

So in other words, they're just dating for the show?

I hate to say this, because I'm the same age, but Jax is actually almost in his 40s.

I can't hear about expensive sunglasses and not think about Dana/Pam. I loved that little striver and miss her. I don't like Yolanda. I never have. I don't know if she's faking, or exaggerating, or not, but I do know she looked and seems sick as hell. I feel really bad for her, like sad enough to cry. I hope she finds the cure she's looking for and gets better. That being said, I don't watch this show to feel sad and think deep thoughts, so I hope her illness is not a major focus unless it is to show her getting better. I don't keep up on the tabs or gossip sites, so I have no idea how she's doing right now. I'm so sorry that you had to go through that and hope it stays in remission. It sounds really horrible.

She's kind of my favorite right now. Even when she's crazy she's right. Like when she was all aggro about all of Scheana's friends banging her boyfriends, it seemed totally nuts because she was over the top and blowing up Scheana's phone, but it was also totally true.

This is the best ever. Just liking it was not enough for me.

Meghan, is that you? :)

I figured that maybe this was an actual thing that people do and was just like and that's why I'll never be skinny. Although I do really love broccoli. i don't think I'd like Tom's broccoli though, it looked overcooked to me. Kristin's crazy is usually actually justified, just not at the level she's putting out and she's super entertaining. I feel like she'd actually be fun to drink with, just don't bang her boyfriend and maybe have bail money ready just in case. Rocky is an attention whoring, ceiling staring nimrod with almost no redeeming qualities. I feel like I would have to kill either her or myself after 5 minutes of being in the same room with her. Kristin's antics are never of the "look at me, aren't I just so darn cute" variety and seem to actually stem from hurt and anger.

Supposedly, 5 vicodin per day, which is not hardcore at all.

Holy shit! James is psycho! He is seriously scary. Oh my god. The whole scene with Jax explaining how he tried to make Kristen feel better by telling her James and Lala made out was magic. "For once I'm not in trouble, so it's interesting." Jax had a few quotes that I found inexplicably funny. Scheana can miss me with judging Lala for messing around with other's boyfriends. Anyone but Scheana can judge her for it and I'd be fine, but Scheana has no leg to stand on with this. The Nugget made a good point about the Shays' marriage. Lala's over the top flirting seems kind of desperate to me. I love her talking head where she's acting all hard too. I'm sure there's no way in hell she could take Kristin's crazy ass in a fight. Lala sticking up for Kristin was nice. I also appreciated her sitting down and trying to talk to Kristin. And them both being disgusted and walking out on James was fantastic. Even better was Lala going off on James and Jax just sitting there giggling at all the shit he stirred. James is seriously a psycho asshole and he's also super fucking annoying. I don't understand why any of these people talk to him. He is a misogynistic turd and makes Jax look like a prince in comparison. So Kristin's redemption arc has officially begun? I know I feel bad for her. Her make-up is super harsh and the worst.

I really hope previous encounters like this aren't why Whitney didn't want Helen to call him "Uncle Max" last episode. I'd much prefer it be because she knew Helen was dating him, not because she's been going to wild parties with him.

Someone already posted something with her modeling a dress or maxi skirt for some catalog or website. It had free shipping. i went back and found the post: http://forums.previously.tv/topic/34704-s04e03-pretty-little-lies/?p=1724127

Yeah, but is Lala really going to be doing editorial work? She's probably just doing catalog work if anything, just like the rest of VPR gang that models, and in that instance, I think Katie is right. You don't fly someone to Italy for catalog work.

In the area they live in, WeHo, a cheap house is going to run at least $1.5M. I recently saw a listing for a 450 sq ft studio condo in WeHo for like $350k (that'd be more depressing than any of their apartments if you ask me). I live about 4 miles southeast of WeHo in a far less fashionable marginal working class neighborhood and my shithole house is worth about $750k. My house is almost 100 years old. My kitchen was last updated in 1940 or 1950 and barely has room for 1 person in it. I've put a lot of time and money into redoing the house. I'm 5 years and at least $100k in and I've still got I've got the kitchen, 1 bathroom, 1 bedroom, and the exterior left to do. I don't see any of these chucklefucks putting that work in and I don't see them wanting to live so "far" away from the action. Even my mom's modest 1300 sq ft track house in the IE is worth over $300k. Even back in 2008/2009 when the market had crashed it was hard work finding something decent in LA proper for under $400k and forget it if you wanted it to be move-in ready. To be fair, I took 3 or 4 vicodin per day for a few weeks following a surgery (the prescription was for up to 8 a day, so I don't know that 5 is a ton) and even after such short term consistent use I had some withdrawal symptoms. I wasn't like a scene out of Trainspotting or Mr. Robot, but there were some mild symptoms. I had used Vicodin off and on over 4 or 5 years to treat chronic pain from an injury before finally having surgery to put everything back together, but post-op was the only time I used it consistently and I don't think I was ever a pill addict. I don't think you have to be that hardcore to have some withdrawal. I think her maiden name was actually Pandora Todd. Ken's last name is Todd, not Vanderpump. I don't recall if Lisa changed her name to Todd and just uses Vanderpump professionally or not.

I love that they set the record straight regarding the food, because it looked like he may have been puking from drinking too much and Rocky proudly proclaied on the reunion that they loved her food.

If the reports on how much Bravo is paying them are true, the money isn't that great and isn't going to go that far. You aren't going to be able to buy a house on $5k an episode.

They live in LA though. I'd estimate their rents are over $2k a month and all the apartments in that range kind of look like white boxes -- but I haven't rented in 5 years and from what I've heard rents have gone up a lot, so I'm probably guessing low. FI Tom's rent might be lower because he's been in the same place for so long. I kept my last apartment for 10 years because I hate moving and it was cheaper to stay because of rent control -- I'm not sure if WeHo has the same rent control laws as LA proper though. I couldn't afford to buy a house until the market crashed and I've been making 6 figures since I was 25 (so for 7 years at the point when I bought a house). Stuff is expensive in LA. When I used to go out to the clubs in Hollywood I'd easily drop a couple hundred a weekend and I am chick so I wasn't paying for a lot of my drinks and these clowns go out a lot more than I used to. I have a clean driving record and my insurance is almost $300/month. Gas is more expensive here. We don't have outrageous heat bills in the winter, but all the AC can make the electric bill get pretty high. When I was in an apartment my water and trash bill were almost $100 a month -- it was just a flat rate, not based on use and that's fairly common out here. If you grab a fast casual meal it's going to be over $10, a cheap sitdown is going to run ~$20. Groceries aren't a lot cheaper if you want to eat healthy. I can spend at least $75-100 a week for one person and that's just at Ralph's, not Whole Foods or Gelson's and that's just dinners and maybe a few breakfast smoothies and mostly eating salads for dinner. A yoga class is going to run at least $20, which is actually a deal compared to a $30 Soulcycle class. You can get unlimited classes at some places, but that's going to run you at least $150/month. So, buying nice furniture might not be at the top of all their lists like it is for Tom and Arianna, apparently. That being said, I think Kristin has more style and put her place together better -- I don't know if she has flat box furniture or not, we only saw a small bit of the apartment, but what we saw was cohesively decorated and had a sense of style. Scheana's place is also cohesive in that there's giant pictures of her everywhere, but that's not really my style.

I'm only 15 minutes into the episode, but I just had to post that Kristin has the nicest apartment out of all of them. I'm actually impressed by how nice it is in comparison to all the others. I don't understand why Kristin and James don't just break up. I'm on their therapy session right now. Why does it hurt him that she screwed Tom and Jax? That was before they were dating. Also, DJ Baby Muppet is way more of an asshole than Kristin is crazy.

Noah seems to be willing to dip his pen in a lot of inkwells. As shown in this episode, he seems to be okay with cheating on Allison. I wonder if Allison was the first time he cheated on Helen and it just broke the seal or if he's been a big cheater all along. Allison has screwed around enough that there's a who's the daddy plot, but it seems like all her dalliances have been during off periods in their relationship. It doesn't seem like they were off when he was trying to bang Eden.

I saw this in a comment on a post on Facebook and immediately thought of this thread. It is in response to someone posting about their daughter locking the bathroom door with no one inside. "My sister used to do this. We replaced the doorknobs with the straight locks that can be pressed open with scissors." I guess you can open a locked door with scissors.

I don't actually remember the details, but she was injured in some kind of accident. I think it was when she was a child or teen and it was pretty bad, but I might be wrong about this. She mentioned it on WWHL or on a reunion -- something involving Andy Cohen. I feel like it was WWHL after last season when she was wearing that plum dress and people thought she might be pregnant and she said she fell through a skylight as a kid.

As vile as it was for Eddie to pretend nothing happened and call Rocky a liar, it was kind of funny to watch and see all his crewmates believe it. I kind of believed it and was starting to question if I'd misremembered him admitting it in talking heads. Rocky is such a weirdo going on about how awesome it was and all the details loudly for the whole crew. I think she was trying to be the cool girl again (look at me, bragging about sex, just like a guy!) but she's really tone deaf and can't read a room at all. If she got better at not being so self-focused, her attention grabbing might be more effective because she could modify her techniques to fit her audience. I think Kate just being all "NBD, let's go to dinner." was my favorite part of the whole season, followed closely by Ben actually schooling Rocky on what working in a kitchen is actually like -- turns out it isn't all grenadine and oysters and you have to start at the bottom and work your way up.