00:00There's nothing to miss there. There was never really a friend and when you look back on it,
00:04it's like even just how it played out with Emma, that was her best friend.
00:06You and Chrishell were very close at one point. Did you feel like you had to mourn the end of
00:09that friendship? I wouldn't say we were very close. I would say that the show kind of like
00:14made us believe that you were closer than you really were. Yeah. Yeah, probably. I mean,
00:18I would say that I was really close with Emma and because I was close with Emma,
00:24I started to be cool with Chrishell and obviously we came in cool, you know, and then when that
00:29whole Chelsea thing happened, the flip and all of like, she went so left. She started doing the
00:33most. I was like, girl, what are you talking about? Like she would just pull out of nowhere,
00:37like a bracelet. I was like, girl, it's the evil eye. Are you okay? Like it was just diabolical.
00:42So I don't really know. Um, it, to me, it just felt like it was more than even, you know,
00:48they all knew I told Chelsea, like she knew off camera, she wanted this on camera. Like
00:52we have the texts, like we have all the things. And that's why it's kind of like,
00:57girl, what's really your problem? Like, I'm not really sure. So, um, yeah, I don't know. I mean,
01:03there's nothing to miss there. That was never really a friend. And when you look back on it,
01:07it's like, even just how it played out with Emma, that was her best friend. I think that tells you
01:11everything about who someone is as a person, if you can move like that. Right. It's an interesting
01:16perspective, like for sure. It makes you think like when you like sort of spell it out like that.
01:19Yeah. It's, it's a lot. People aren't watching close enough, but I think when
01:23you interact with somebody and you see how they film in their edit versus who they are in person,
01:28you're like, Oh, that's interesting.
