Speaker 1: Hello, Hello, and welcome to another episode of Bravo. We're
Black and a little Bit White today because we finally
got TJ on the podcast and we both got on
our ser like matching. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Period period.
Speaker 1: I felt like I was at the premiere because that
pr box was so good, Like, you guys, I got
the hoodie and I'm like, I'm in Florida, so I'll
wait till it gets cold or you know, Bravo FanFest
or whatever I'm doing. But the pop shop is just
so soft and so nice and so hot and so cute.
I just really felt like I was at the premiere.
And then my favorite thing is like, you guys had
a caricature artist but turned me into a Wiener and
it was like us together and I'm like, this is
so cute.
Speaker 2: She actually so that lady was at my one year
anniversary party. It just wasn't like I don't think it
really panneda her during my party, but I was like,
this would be a perfect optunity to make it like
more personable. And then obviously the car cutouts, the manature
ones of mea were hilarious.
Speaker 1: Sport, especially because it was right at the beginning when
we were talking about the whole Mia and Maddie thing,
and I was just like, not too much on Mia,
and it was just so fun overall, Like, how are
you doing? You just came off your fourth season. You
honestly weren't messy taj this this season. You guys got
a real reunion at a clubhouse reunion. I mean, people
are loving you, Like the feedback is great, honestly, and
also just that viral moment of you and Michael's watching
Real Housewives assault Lake City while doing the do was
just it's just been you just had a good, amazing
like try not turn around necessarily, but a good time.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think I found myself last year just
caring too much about a friends relationship. And even though
like I don't take any of it back, because I
do think that shows like, you know, how much I
do care for friends and how maybe I've approached some
things in the wrong way. But at the end of
the day, I'm just gonna have to let her figure out,
you know, what is right and what is wrong or
what's the right decision or what's not. And it's you know,
it's sad to see that friendship go, but you know,
I really went into this this past summer and was
full focus on Sir Wieners for building my friendship with
Joe and just having a good time and whatever came
outway came my way. And I guess, you know, me
and Michael's are finally r out of place this past
summer where we could have fun and flirt and you know,
find guys for each other, and some lines were blurred,
and you know, we're I guess paying.
Speaker 3: For that now. But you know, I think all in
all was a really good summer.
Speaker 1: It was a great season for you. I mean, you
were there for your friends. You also had the tea
as usual, but not in too much of a messy way.
We also got a lot of your own storyline between
Michael's and obviously that whole thing that happened there, which
we'll get into, and then your new boo and then
obviously your business is growing in the best way possible.
Speaker 4: So it's just so good to see.
Speaker 1: Yes, Okay, let's get into the reunion. Like that's just
fresh on my brain, is fresh on your brain. This
is gonna come out after you guys have viewed the
second part of the reunion. Overall, for like a two
part reunion for a show that came from a watch
What Happens Live reunion, you guys carried because I was
wondering about multiple things and storylines, and we also saw
some people had a lot of resolutions, some people didn't,
and it seems that the group is not necessarily divided divided.
But I feel like there's going to be so much
to explore in season five. Praying that you guys get
a season five. But at the reunion, Michael's you know,
he had a whole Monique Samuel's binder, honey that we
really didn't get to see too much of what was
in that binder. What I feel like just in the
season in general, I left last season thinking that, Okay,
this is Michael's and TJ. They hooked up. Michaels, seemed
like you had that amazing conversation between you two last season.
I did not expect for you to not just to
be hooking up, but to be hooking up as much
as you have. And then also the fact that he
pretty much says, you know, I have feelings for you
when I'm drunk, but also you didn't want to push
it too much in case he was embarrassed.
Speaker 4: Going into this season was it.
Speaker 3: Why. I don't even know.
Speaker 4: How y'all get there, that's question.
Speaker 2: After leaving last summer, I you know, we we had
from what you didn't see from then last summer to
the start of this summer, we had a very strong friendship.
We talked every day, we went on walks every you know,
all the time, like you know, we're there, we're hanging
out at work, whatever. And then you know, after last summer,
I kind of just was like, Okay, I'm just gonna
take his lead in situations when it comes physical because
I don't want to cross the line or give the
wrong impression. So this past summer, I was like, if
he's taking the lead on certain situations like making out
or or you know, making the first move to hook
up or full around, like I would go with it.
And I guess it kind of got blurred a little bit, unfortunately,
but it was just it was confusing because our trip
to New York, you guys can get to see a
lot of it. But we went on to the club
and if he was finding guys for me and encouraged
me to go home with somebody, and he was making
out with different guys, and then like at the end
of the night he got drunk and was, you know,
expressing his feelings, and then the next day he was saying,
he's blacked out, remember anything, And as he saw part
one of the re union, I was just like, look,
I took that as we don't want to talk about it.
Speaker 3: He's maybe a little bit embarrassed. You know, We're gonna
go forward from here.
Speaker 2: And I was like, kind of put a wal up,
but it came hooking up, and we didn't hook up
in the dr for that reason. I didn't want to
hurt his feelings. And that's why after that night of
the club when he was like, why are you acting weird?
Why why aren't you kissing me?
Speaker 3: I didn't.
Speaker 2: I started like I felt bad, and that's why I
had to talk with him in the pool, like I
wanted to make sure that we were on the same page.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and we can tell that the lines got blurred.
And also it wasn't just you that were talking to
other guys. He apparently had a whole man, which is
why him and Molly got into it. Let well, based
on the show, is why him and Molly got into
it at the beginning of the season, which I thought
that that was very interesting. Did you know this who
this boyfriend of Michael's.
Speaker 4: Was Like, was he around?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: The boy that she's referring to actually dates one of
her friends now, And I think like when Preston Michaels
were like breaking up or on and off, this guy
was hanging around Michaels a lot and then would go
back to Molly and tell Molly everything that Michael's was
doing or saying to him that he felt was inappropriate.
So Molly was taking that back to Michael's sex Preston. Yeah,
Like I don't, I don't, I'm friendly with that guy.
I don't really know how much you know in depth? Yeah,
or if there was actually like physical cheating, I think
there might have just been some blurred lines of like
things that were said to each other, you know. I
kind of say that out of that, Like I see
where Molly took that personal because that was a friend
of hers, so she felt like the need, yeah, to
tell Preston.
Speaker 3: But yeah, So.
Speaker 4: We talked a lot.
Speaker 1: About how Joe Bradley basically wanted to have his own business,
and it just seemed like, I'm like, when when did
Joe Bradley want a business, especially with with Leva, because
we've seen you go from having this event to now
you're looking for a brick and mortar place, which is
huge and like amazing. I just want to know why
hot dogs? Where did this idea come from? And how
did you get the idea to not just make it
just a hot dog place? But it's Sir Wieners, It's cheeky,
it has merged you guys were at Bravo con is.
Speaker 3: Just nice at all.
Speaker 2: So like I've I've Wow, I've always been the hospitality
industry for as long as I can remember, and I've
always loved the idea of like a one concept place
like rather that was like burger or sandwiches, and you
know who doesn't love a hot dog? And Sir Wieners
was a pet name for my ex's wiener and it
was just like a funny name.
Speaker 3: And I was actually with him one day and I.
Speaker 2: Was like, you know what, like I'm we don't have
a hot dog spot in Charleston, Like I'm going to
open up a hot dog spot. And then the name
just kind of like came with it. But yeah, it's
kind of People always like what's the what's the origin
story behind store Wieners, and I'm like, oh, I'll.
Speaker 3: Tell you not at time, not today. I'm not telling
me today, but yeah, tell.
Speaker 4: Me about the Sundays and how it yeah.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah.
Speaker 2: So, like over the last year and a half, we've
been doing Second Sundays, which is like a huge street
festival in Charleston and the second Sunday of every month
from twelve to five. There's like fifteen thousand people that come.
It covers maybe like ten blocks. And my hot dogs
have also been at Lamars, which is one I've loved
on La Mars properties on King Street for the past year,
maybe year and a half as well. And Lamars is
doing a little bit transitional phase right now and now
they're starting to there are other restaurants Menu which is
connected by like a secret door, Bourbon and Bubbles. So
the hot Dogs have kind of like faded out of
there a little bit. But I am in talks with
Lamar currently of opening up a space together somewhere around
the King Street area, which is super exciting.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I made it very clear that like I'm not asking
for your money or I'm not asking for you to
basically baby me and do this for me, like I
want to put forth money. I want to put forth
the effort like I'm going to be there, Like I.
I've always had to work for something and I enjoy it,
and I've never got anything just like handed to me
and I and I and I've gotten to the point where,
like everything in life, I'm like, I don't want you
to hand it to me, like I'd rather work for
it manually or or something like I need need to
feel like I've earned this or I deserve it in
a way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's good to see you grow, especially, I mean
having a show to advertise it on is amazing, but
you are actually like out they're in the community at
the second Sundays. So regardless of if it's on the
show or not, you've put in the groundwork for your
brand to fanding.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's really taken off in Charleston. I just
did my first music festival here in Charleston called High Tide.
I was there all weekend. You know, it was great
publicity for the business, you know, great connections with people
that live here in Charleston, but also people come and
travel here before that festival. It is crazy how much
sir Winos has grown without the show and off seasons
of the show, and that's so reassuring. Like as a
business seller, you know, I ever never want to lie
on the show to do anything for me, if anything,
Like it's just cool to like capture the story of
the growth of something that I can.
Speaker 3: Look back on.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I've ever told you this, but
I'm from Mission, Virginia, which is like six hours north.
I moved to Charleston like eight years ago. It's a
little bit south from DC. But I was just at
home a couple of months ago and I kept in
touch with one of the one of the bar owners
that I used to work at, and they're own like
some sort of like brewery like beer place, and it's
like really popular, like district growing in Richmond right now.
And I'm going to do a pop up in their business,
like food holl style, so like you'll like they're their business.
But I walk up to like a window and it's
like decked out sir winers like branding everything, and I'm
hoping to be opening that the next two months, So
I'll be very busy in the off season of the show.
I don't I'm trying to get it all done before
we start family again. But again, I don't know what
that is, but I've I've been doing homework all day
today trying to figure out a designer for the space
and logistics and numbers.
Speaker 3: So it's been exciting.
Speaker 1: That is exciting. And another thing that's exciting. You got
a man according to the show, and this is is
this Joe Bradley's friend who recently came So is.
Speaker 4: That are y'all st together?
Speaker 2: Or that's Matt? So that was so crazy that time
or when was that nine? That was nine months ago
when we filmed the finale and Matt had just come
out of the closet maybe like five or six months before.
Speaker 3: That was always a little hesitation in.
Speaker 2: The back of my head, you know, I don't want
the person to be seasoned a little bit experienced the
world as an openly gay man. We had a blast
at the finale, like we hit it off immediately. We've
stayed in touch since then, like every time I'm in
New York, I go and we hang out. You know,
But I think both of us, after watching it back,
we've been in communication a lot more. I feel like
we've like realized like how much of a connection we
had or like shared something. So like when I was
in New York this past week, we did hang out
and go out together and we grabbed dinner one night,
and I think for both, you know, he's you know,
he's now almost a year and a half end of
being completely out of the closet, and he's experienced some guys,
he's had some fun, and that's I think what he
needed to do. So you know, we've talked a little
bit about, like, you know, taking a little bit more
seriously and seeing where things go. But yeah, I mean
he I think he's gonna come here next month or
at the end of this month, and then I'm in
New York frequently, so we're kind of just playing it
by ear and seeing what happens.
Speaker 1: I love that because that is definitely delicate when someone
first comes out of the closet, like and on top
of that, we again you you opened up about this
on the show, like you are in Charleston, so it's
not a lot of options and maybe not as open
as somewhere like a New York or in LA So
him having that experience and then you also finding out
what where you and Michael's stand is important, like how
are you and Michaels right now in this moment, like
are you friends?
Speaker 4: Is it murky?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: It's kind of murky, Like I mean, obviously the reunion,
I want to I want to say, like I it
was hard to go through part one of the union
or rewatch that back. I you know, I I care
about Michaels as a friend.
Speaker 3: I love our friendship.
Speaker 2: You know, I never said those things that he said
that I said whenever that I'm a party that I
was never at. You know, I think that was the
most upsetting And I wish Michael's as a friend. I
feel like he goes through a lot of things with
people and instead of like addressing it right away with them,
he like holds on to it and then talks about
it with others. And I feel like he kind of
did that with Lake, He's done that with me, He's
done that with Emmy, and I just wish that he would,
you know, if if he thought that was something that
I said, he had plenty of time to come talk
to me about it and not wait.
Speaker 3: To the reunion to talk about it.
Speaker 2: And you know, if we were as close to friends
as he says we are, then I feel like that's
something that he.
Speaker 3: Would have done.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that does make sense, but I don't know. I
feel like, since you guys have figured out that it's
not a necessarily like a love match or a romance match,
I do want to see you guys be able to
get along even if it's just a friend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I've reached a kind of post re union.
I sent him a text the other day. I was like, Hey,
I'm in Italy, but when I get back, I would
love to go on a walk, eat coffee, you know,
talk talk out, talk some things out. And he was like,
I really appreciate you reaching out. Your trip looked amazing
or looks amazing. I'm still not ready to talk right now.
I'm digesting everything that's been going on, which I understand,
and you know, I got to take what it is.
It's just I'm trying to be understanding and sensitive of
the situation. I just got to let him do what
he's got to do on his own time.
Speaker 1: And you're also busy, so I mean, as long as
you put it out there, that's good that you are
allowing people like the space to come to you when
they're ready, when they're ready, whether it is Matt or
whether it is Michael.
Speaker 4: So that's a thing to happen, good space to be in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I feel like that's just like you know,
growth and like experiencing things and going through it before
in the bath, you know, you kind of live in
your larn.
Speaker 1: Why is it that it's always you, Mia and Molly
and Brad that are always in trouble? Like what do
y'all be doing? Like in general, it just seems like
y'all are being painted or at least seem like the
shit stirs of the cast, whether it's the group chat
or whether it is.
Speaker 2: I understand what you're saying, but that's that mother FM
groove chat has been talked about for three years.
Speaker 3: I'm like, how many you know?
Speaker 2: You can't give one example on Drag It On Out
for three summers. You got to pick something else, because
I can you name another situation because I'm pretty sure
that's the only one that you're referring to where it
comes to you know, that situation, it maybe very clear
I am just as guilty as well a Emmy. I
did not have any part of whatever Brad you know,
took differently or was involved differently with Sammy in that conversation.
Speaker 3: I was just as guilty as a le emmy.
Speaker 2: I just didn't say anything, and I didn't wait to
the night for the reunion to say something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that this whole situation is is insane when you
think about it, Like what I am seeing with Maddie
and Joe is actually what I do believe that she
told Molly, Like I I see them together and I
think that they do love each other. And I think
that Maddie is like I have someone who is stable,
and Joe Bradley seems to be, at least from the outside,
the one who was there for her when she was sick.
Speaker 4: He was by her side on the road. He's trying to.
Speaker 1: Kind of like grow up and have his own thing,
his own thing, and he has on air and all
that stuff. But it was just off putting. This whole
Trevor situations off putting because it's been since season what
one two, Yeah, this breakup has happened, and it's just
shocking that it's still being brought up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and like I, you know, going back to that
and when Justin and Maddie were going at it, and
you know, I think Justin is making a good point.
It does seem like sometimes you know, me and Brad
don't don't talk to Joe at all really anymore, and
neither does Mia. And I can't speak for my but
I'm pretty sure the same, and even with Justin. But like,
I do feel like she doesn't have control over Joe.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 2: I think that's a strong word, but I do think
that she can encourage some of his behavior or his
decisions in a relationship. You know, they have a partnership,
They have a relationship. They've been together for almost three
years now at this point.
Speaker 3: Probably And.
Speaker 2: Again I don't think she has controlled but Joe has
drastically changed who he is in the last year when
it comes to going out, when it comes to drinking,
when it comes to priority priorities. And I'm not saying
that's all her controlling him, but he she has had
influence in his life. And I do think and Joe
has said this, like they didn't show it, but there
was a part when we look back for a break
during the reunion and me and Joe were pissing right
next to each other at the urinal and he's like,
you know what, sixty percent of our fights are about
you guys. So but like he doesn't say that out
loud at the reunion stage or to her face, but
like that point given like she does have some sort
of like you know, not necessarily control, but like he
doesn't want to piss her off, so he doesn't hang
out with us.
Speaker 3: And you know, I'm working on my friendship with Maddie.
Speaker 2: I do miss our friendship and I know that in
order for me to get close to Joe again, like
I need to like not only be good with Joe,
I have to work with you know, to get there.
Speaker 4: As mass partner. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so again that's kind of what going back to
what you were saying, like, I don't know that may
any sense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, you already answered the question. Okay, So I
just had Bradley on. I committed him for how he
handled this season because as a person of color who
is navigating being in the creator space, specifically as a
black woman, seeing a black man go through what he
went through this season.
Speaker 4: Like truly, it was frustrating.
Speaker 1: It broke my heart and it was it was just
a lot, and I am glad that the cast, for
the most part, like you guys, really stuck up for him,
which is important because it's one thing if the person
who's being accused of whatever is saying it, but no,
like he had his friends on his side, just so
everyone knows. Unfortunately, that's how it has to be, especially
for people of color, men or women in general. Like
this is what you said, this is what we heard
with the whole Emmy situation, but it was revealed that
you know, Emmy did a lot more that night at
the hotel that Brad didn't even know about in those
text messages that Michael's had, and it's it's it's so
wild to think about. So what from from your perspective,
why do you think that Emmy blew up this situation
to the point where it seems like she it's the
point of no return really because Brad was willing to
you know, he said it on stage. He was willing
to like give it up at the trip, like you
know what, piece it up? He said sorry, she said sorry,
it is what it is. But she went around to
multiple people, especially to Lucia, where she's like, oh, finally
I had a person of color with me and it
was a completely different story that.
Speaker 4: She told him. What is just like her deal in general.
Speaker 2: Well, Emmy's never been a listener, even when me like,
let's go back two years when me and While we're
very good, and Will and Brad we were good, and
we were you know, all four of us hung out
all together. One of Will's biggest issues with Emmy is
she never fucking listens. You could talk to her about
something and she's like literally in left the right field,
like in her own little world, and then interrupts the
conversation with something that she's thinking about or whatever. I
know that was a big thing in the relationship for him.
I don't want to use her excuses and not listening
as an excuse of her behavior. I just think she
found herself, Like I feel like she felt like she
really messed up, and instead of like correcting it, she
tried to double down by telling her story over and
over again to different people, hoping that they would give
her the answer that she wanted. That basically told her
that she was right in my opinion, Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, that's that's literally like what we saw. Brad did
tell me though, because there it got brought up. Even
though she said she will not be saying his name. Unfortunately, babe,
you're on the show. He was also on the show.
You don't get to hide, uh, hide that it was
brought up that he Will is still out and about
in Charleston. Yeah, what do we know about that, because
brad told me it's been as recent as a few
weeks ago.
Speaker 3: Two weeks ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was out of town in Italy and like,
and you know, the group chat was like, oh my god,
well well and not actually another friend. Group chat was like,
oh my god, Will's out at this bar. And then
my you know, Bradley group chat with everyone else was like,
I'm at the same bar and I just saw, well,
he's like basically just like slouched over and the ip
booth drunk, hammered, cross eye drunk. And then Molly happened
to go to a party after party after the bar,
and Will got kicked out and was sitting on the
curb like houch so over with his friend that lives
here and was like trying to help him up, following
him a cab, and I'm like, he must hate his life.
Like I just like feel like if I was under
all this scrutiny of all these situations that involve alcohol,
I would probably not go out in a small town
of Charleston, South Carolina and get hammered and be you know,
all over the place at the bar, you know, on
the floor, sloush out in the booth, on the curb
of a party. We got kicked out after party, Like
I'm like, where's Ammy. I know she's looking for your ass.
Speaker 1: It has to be And you're about to be a lawyer,
which is wild to me, but that is not lawyer behavior.
Speaker 4: Child.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that goes back to me telling that story
at the reunion, which got a little bit cut off.
But he was locking that girl home and was smoking
cigarettes with her on our front porch, and when she
was ready to go inside, he was like, no, I
want to come. That was the other part of the
story that wasn't shown. But like, I don't think that
he cheated that night, but I do think that that
is his behavior when he's drunk. I don't think that
he is a good drunk. And there's some people that
shouldn't drink if you want to have a great relationship
with your partner here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, or any growth at all, or be taken seriously
as a lawyer, because hold on, yeah, let is there
anything that they cut out of the reunion that you
really wanted to be shown other than obviously she spoke
over you, and she decided that this person is not
on this show, so she didn't want to talk to it.
Speaker 3: You know, it doesn't have to be a part of
that conversation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that first part of the conversation about
the Nick File podcast. Like, I don't care if you
didn't know that was coming up. I don't care that
you know she blamed it on Will that like he
was the one carrying the conversation. You sat there and
you let a false narrative get painted about me that
you know is not true. I don't what happened that
night doesn't need to be talked about with Joe and I.
Speaker 3: That's not fucking important.
Speaker 2: The important part is that you knew the truth and
you chose to push a false narrative, and that's not
a friend. You had every opportunity Squasheduff last summer at
the reunion and your fucking fiance sat in the back
room and watched you, and we could have ended it
there and moved on. But no, you guys went on
a podcast and talked fucking horribly about Bradley Carter and
then you know, spread a false narrative about me when
that was unnecessary like you cause that you can't. You
can't do all these things, say all these things and
then play victim in it.
Speaker 3: You can't do that.
Speaker 2: That's that's not a thing you That's not how life works.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was a little bit harsher on that, and I
mean to point out across but I I was a
little bit fired up.
Speaker 4: A didn't see.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we didn't see a lot of that because that
isn't we're in like obviously your a gay man in
the South, and it doesn't matter if it was like
directly said, it was like hinted towards you know, even Joe.
Speaker 2: Even Joe said at that moment, athe and he was like,
that's not what happened that night, And that was That's
honestly what I also needed to hear from Joe.
Speaker 3: And I'm glad he said that.
Speaker 2: I don't think that was in there, but that was
good for our friendship and the you know, growth of
moving forward. Yeah, and he has said that before last year,
and people just glazed over that and then with another narrative.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I mean, but Lisa, you brought it up.
It's it's not just Bradly that she's getting into it with.
It's just so many people on the cast, but that
is also something dangerous for you as a queer man,
like in the South. So you know, Brad told me
that not many people in the cast like talk to her.
Speaker 4: Are you friends with her?
Speaker 2: No, I haven't spoken to her since Bravo Con when
she was getting booed and I texted her, and I
think we talked about that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and Bravo khon she got booed.
Speaker 2: Brade stopped her in the hotway to make sure that
she was okay, and I texted her. I said, Hey,
just checking in on you, and she hearted it. But
that was like the last interaction that I've had. Yeah,
I mean, I'm sure if I saw her in a
group setting at a bar with other people, she.
Speaker 3: Would say hi if we had mutual friends.
Speaker 2: But like, I was just getting a peticare and manicure
the other day and her mom was sitting two tears
down for me.
Speaker 4: That's so Charleston is so small.
Speaker 3: Oh, get me out of here.
Speaker 1: Well, it's been such a joy to finally have you on,
Like I wanted to have you on for like since
last season, and I feel like it came at a
perfect time because we just watched the second episode of
the reunion. You guys are doing so much. I'm so
proud of you because you are making your your dreams
like come true, which is like it started off with
just like a I remember that first first first like
hot Doug event you put on on camera, and now
you're looking at like brick and mortar places. That is
literally so amazing. So hopefully when you guys get a
season five is what I want to put that out there.
I think you guys absolutely should. What do you what
are your hopes for season five?
Speaker 3: You know, I hope for a little less divide.
Speaker 2: I hope that you know, you know, I'm working on
my friendship with John Maddie still, and I you know,
I think Brad and Lake and have some Michaels have
some things to work through. I mean, I think me
and a Lake dude too, Molly and Michaels. You know,
I feel like there's you know, a lot of loose
ends and a lot of individual relationships that we all
need to work on away from a group setting, which
I think is possible. Still waiting for John Maddie's show
to a second Sunday, but they.
Speaker 4: Oh, they haven't came out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they did, they did, they did. Come stay high
at High Tide for a second.
Speaker 4: It's good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Mia was working with me, and so was Brad
and Juliet.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I mean, you know, I'm here for growth.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm not opposed, you know, for change and to
mend things and fix things.
Speaker 3: So for sure, I think that's like the way to go, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And also we also have to have a show,
so not everything, not everything needs to be all roses
and sunshines. And I can't wait until Bravo FanFest because
I have to that.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I was about to say, like, let put them lears
on fire, them up on the grill. Okay, I don't
know if you and Brad might do like a combination
thing or yeah, by yourself, whatever it is. I am
so excited to see all of you guys in Charleston
at Bravo FanFest. And is there any other way we
can support you other than going to your website and
buying merchant which I will put below. Is there anything
that we can do other.
Speaker 2: Than time just come to Charleston, come hang out, come
come to have our republic, Come get a hot dog
at Second Sunday, and you know, hopefully in near future
you can come get a hot dog at a brick
and mortar. Figures crossed for like finding a place this
fall and you know, starting the process and hopefully like
opening up at the end of the year.
Speaker 4: So amazing. Well, thank you for chatting with me.
Speaker 1: It's so good to see you again because I saw
your Brobo con but having you on this actual show
is way better. And getting to getting to know you
better and knowing what's going on at the reunion and
what we missed is just filling in the blinks with you. Guys.
It's been so good. Well, thank you so much and
I will talk to you soon. And thank you guys
for listening.
Speaker 3: Bye. Thank you.