Sister Wives ROBYN THREATENED TO LAWYER UP AGAINST KODY + Family NDA Drama. Plus, Sister Wives One-on-One Part 2 Recap

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And one of the things that Cody really expressed that he'd had it is how the women were treating Robin. Robin kind of spoke up on this tell all. And really sort of clapped back at all the women that she was tired of being the one that they blamed and singled out, and it's just simply not true. So, did Cody and Robin get their feelings hurt? Are they just tired of being the villains on the show? Well, let's go back and listen to SisterWive Season 21 on Part 2 with Suki. SisterWive's fans have the reality TV gods not blessed us. Have they not blessed us with something we've been waiting for for years? Welcome to a new TSFS. I'm Sarah, as you know. Last night, part two of the one-on-one. Okay, fine. What have we waited? Five years? Has it been a decade? Maybe from the beginning? Have we ever gotten a tell all? A one-on-one. As candid as that is them all answering questions. They answered every blessed, "Oh, we got into the nitty-gritty." I don't even know. As you can tell, I'm out of words. We got into the nitty-gritty of the NDA, the confidentiality agreement, the make-match-in money, the apology tour. Everybody answered Robin. Robin threatened me to lawyer up against her own husband, but then basically doing this weird contradiction where she wasn't going to call Mary up and let Mary know that there was a backdoor deal with Cody and Janelle because she didn't want to go against her husband, girl. How can you say you're going to lawyer up and then you didn't want to give Mary a call? That seems like one extreme to the other. I almost actually feel like last night there was so much juicy tea and things revealed. You might have to listen to my podcast twice. I may have to do two podcast episodes about last night's one-on-one part two. It was so good. Let's just start at the beginning because Suki, oh, actually, before I even do that, I look at my notes. I have like 18 pages of notes. Just as a reminder for you guys, Suki's going to be back on my show tomorrow. Suki, of course, everybody knows the host of The Sister Wives, one-on-ones. How many seasons has she been doing it? Five, six, more than not, probably. Tamer and Hall was originally one of the Natalie Morales from NBC. They used to have NBC women doing it. They got rid of them. Tamer and Hall, who has her own talk show, she says that Cody actually personally had her fired because Cody was not a fan of her commentary. But dang, it was so good last night. We opened with Mary and we get right back into the NDA and the confidentiality agreement. So if there was any confusion, which there was for me, so I'm assuming there was for you too, last night it was cleared up, did Janelle and Mary actually sign these confidentiality and NDA agreements? They actually did. However, we know that the version of it is quite watered down. And probably, I think last night, if you got finally maybe some answers about it, it comes down to more of the actual money numbers. We know that last night we learned Janelle settled her money that she put into like her Vegas house, she put into the McMansion, Cody and Robin paid her some additional settlement beyond coyote pass, splitting it four ways. We know that, right? And it sounds like the confidentiality agreement is not about the whole family. Like you can never write a book, you can't spill tea. It really comes down to the money. They make it clear last night, at least Cody did. He and Robin, they did not want, because their lives are public. They didn't want the Mary going out, doing interviews, being on the old TikTok and basically going, yeah, these cheap ass bitches want to give me 50 grand after I paid the mortgage, the insurance, the whole thing on Vegas, poured all that money into the McMansion and honey, they wanted to build me a barn to minium. So they didn't want it to play out, but we know there were many watered down iterations. And by the way, they all essentially broke the NDA last night by spilling the tea. Suki gets right in it to it. And Mary makes it very clear, because Suki asks her point blank. So okay, girl, what was in it? Mary says they really wanted to silence her about the McMansion money. Who got what from the sale of the McMansion? Because we already knew this, it sold, that's sold what, here I go. They doubled their money. So they paid 800 and something thousand dollars for that. They sold that for 1.7 million, coyote pass as well. They paid like six, seven, somewhere in there, sorry, forgive me, my pregnancy brain, for the exact figures. But they also made a lot more money. They doubled their money on coyote pass, but they made a profit. So Janelle and Mary admit last night, they gifted their money. And of course, if you're a long time sister or a fan, you know this, they gave their money from Vegas and their homes to the purchase of the McMansion. Janelle got her money from the McMansion and coyote pass me, learned that last night. We'd already seen that as well in season 20 in an episode, but it's confirmed last night that Cody and Robin did some sort of settlement with Janelle. And the actual figure, we're probably never going to know. So whether she got an additional 250,000 from the McMansion, we have no idea. I have to do an episode later this week because it's now been revealed that Cody and Robin have taken out over a $700,000 line of credit on their $2.1 million McMansion $2.0. So I have to think from that, I have a whole theory on this that we'll talk about later on this week on TSS, that they have paid out quite a bit of money to both Janelle and apparently they haven't settled with Mary, but they will. So Mary and Cody are still negotiating on the McMansion. We learned that from the jump last night. The NDA, Robin and Cody didn't want the public involved, they didn't want the public knowing the details of the money from the McMansion from the Coyote Pass. And Mary did not like the non-disclosure clause because she saw it as a gag order. Mary wanted money from the McMansion, Coyote Pass and Las Vegas is what we learned last night. So Mary is like, I'm done with you. We getting a divorce divorce, even though they really got divorced years ago. And my lawyer is coming after the Mac Vegas money, Coyote Pass money, and the McMansion money because all of my money from Vegas went into that. It gets very complicated last night. Did y'all think? Like it was, I mean, you almost needed a family tree, but like a money tree breakdown who stood for what? So Janelle admits last night, like within the first 10 minutes that she signed this confidentiality non-disclosure agreement about their settlement because she wanted the money. And you know, she's built a house that Tadah Farms. Have you all seen her social media? The house is cute. She built that place in North Carolina in like a year. I thought the tariffs like you couldn't get wood anywhere, not in North Carolina. She got a door. She got wood. She got vinyl. The house is built. All right, then we go Robin versus Janelle with the NDA. Janelle says that it was last minute and Robin says that it was there the entire time. Who do y'all believe? Who are y'all believing? Thanks to recent stories and headlines in the news. We're talking about mental health a lot from postpartum journeys, depression, ADHD, and more. Well, if you're ADHD, your postpartum is more than rough patch, you might need more than talk therapy. You might need to kiatry. To kiatry is psychiatry and unlike therapy only platforms, you're seeing a medical provider who can diagnose mental health conditions and prescribe medication when it's appropriate. I love this company. 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Robin says that Janelle got backstabbing Mary and is now therefore trying to put everything back on Cody and Robin. So, Robin calls out Janelle a couple times last night and basically says, look, Janelle's the one that's being shady. She got caught. Now she's trying to muddy the waters and confuse things. So, Mary admits that she wanted all the money from Vegas and she wanted 25% of the McMatchan. This is what Cody says, okay? So he says, we were at a huge impasse and Mary was dragging her feet, which she admits now last night, you know, she's eluded, Mary has kind of played around this for six months, like, oh, yeah, you know, my lawyers had to look at things. Well, we realized that last night she was dragging her feet because she wanted 25% of McMatchan money and all the money that the profits that she put into Vegas because she paid for everything. Mary, this is according to Cody, Mary said Cody can have half of the Vegas house proceeds because his name was on, you know, Vegas. So the other big argument last night was who gets what from their Vegas mansion? Well, it's not really a mansion, but they're Vegas on. And Mary quickly tells us that she conceded. So because there were, you know, husband and wife in this polygamy family, Mary and Cody's name were on her Vegas house. Not to imagine probably a lawyer was telling her, look, even though you made all these payments, he's on the title of this house. And you know, any divorce now is almost all 50, 50 unless you have a prenup, we know they didn't. So I have to imagine that Mary's lawyer was saying to her, you're not going to get 100%, there's no way. He's going to get something even though you may have made all the payments. So Mary says that every penny of Vegas, with the sale of that house, went to the McMansion, which I think we all believe. And Mary wants to make mansion money. And Mary also says, look, I swore to never speak about any of this. I wasn't going to speak about any of this, but they're talking crap. They've done all this stuff to me. We're talking about it. Robyn says that Cody paid the insurance. So Mary, you know, tells us last night she paid everything. One time's in with Suki and says that that's not true. Cody paid the insurance and Mary is like, your mortgage is all encompassing, okay? It's your homeowners insurance, it's your interest. It's the principal. It's the whole thing, baby. So no, he didn't make any payments. Mary wanted all of Vegas, as I mentioned, but she says from the beginning when they started negotiating and Coyote Pass came up, she quickly conceded it. And as I just said, I'm sure a lawyer probably told her, look, you know, his name is partially on it. You guys, you never had an agreement one way or the other. So he's probably going to get something. Mary also confesses to us that she wasn't okay with the confidentiality agreement, but then went back and forth. And with her lawyer, would not sign an NDA over the Vegas house because she wanted to make sure that she got her money and wanted the leverage. And it sounds like discussing the Vegas house is completely out of the NDA. And the NDA she did end up signing is really just about Coyote Pass. Then we move on to Janelle. Janelle says there's no back door deal. She says it again on last night's episode, according to Janelle. So the sale was delayed because Mary was trying to figure out the sale of Coyote Pass was delayed because Mary was trying to figure out money and the NDA. Coyote wanted to go behind her back, of course, she was taking too long, according to Coyote and Janelle and wanted to get the deal done. And then then we get this confessional from Robin, like I have never seen Robin talk against Coyote ever before in my life. I don't know if you guys have, but this was wild. Robin tells Suki this is where Robin stands or stood on this whole confidentiality agreement. Mary was dragging her feet. Now we know why. Okay. Mary wanted out of the Vegas house, not going to be a part of the NDA. Mary wants to be able to write a book. She doesn't explicitly say that. But Mary wants to do her thing and she doesn't want to be tied to this confidentiality agreement. So she was negotiating that. Robin threatened to loy her up because Robin also had equity in Coyote Pass is what she tells us last night. She reveals to Suki that she was so upset and disheartened by this Coyote Janelle backdoor chat that she at one point said to him, "If you go through with this, I too will get a lawyer." I mean, the dysfunction is just what we wanted. I mean, this is what reality television is all about. How are the freaking producers not giving us this every season? Oh my God. Producers of Sister Wives, I know you're listening. Next season, season 21, because we know they're filming, please for the love. Let it be the nitty-gritty. The nitty-gritty, like it was last night. And I thought this was great. Christine comes in on the one-on-one last night with David and goes, "Do you see why we broke up as a family?" You see it? This is why we are no longer all together. Because Cody would go to one wife with some sort of situation that they had to figure out. He'd figured out with one wife and then he would let all the others know. So it was never a fair process. It wasn't just like Cody made all the decisions himself and then just told the women he would do what he did with Janelle, right? We obviously, and I know a lot of you either defend Janelle or you believe Janelle did do a backdoor deal or wanted to anyway, there was a discussion. But the bottom line is it's very clear, I think, from last night that Cody and Janelle really, they led the discussions about Coyote Pass. They were talking to each other, a fair amount, little Robin and Mary were a little more in the dark. I'm sure Mary, I'm sure Robin wasn't that much in the dark, but more so than Mary. 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That's what Cody would do, but she basically also defends her sister wife that she thinks in the end, you know, everyone would have been treated fairly, or that Mary would have gotten her share. Robin, you know, starts basically crying at this point. We go back and forth, we're going from Christmas. Now we're at Robyn. She starts to cry. Robyn says that she told Cody, "You are not being the man that I'm married." So, I, okay, I know all y'all hate Robyn, but I though Robyn was, like, very sincere last night. And she tells Suki years ago when Cody divorced Mary to marry me and become the father of my kids, right? Because he legally adopts Robyn's kids from her prior marriage. She told Cody, "You have to make me a promise that if we don't work out, if this doesn't work out, you're gonna let me go, you're gonna let me be, you're gonna let me thrive." And he said to her point blank in the eyes. He said, "Look, if any of my wives leave me, I'm gonna be the husband, I'm gonna be the ex that buys the house down the street with the kids, so we can all hang out, I'm gonna be the first to congratulate their new man." Really? Okay, where's that guy? Because you are bitter-ass Betty. I'm with Robyn on this, and Robyn tears up last night telling this story. And she says, as she was watching the collusion of Janelle and Cody that she went to him and she said, "You are not being the man that I'm married. You are not fulfilling the promise that you told me, and you gave me." Like, I don't know. Okay, and I will say this. Sukey on my show tomorrow reveals I think some things about Cody, where Cody and Robyn's marriage stands. But I'll tell you from that one-on-one, which was filmed what, a couple of months ago, I could see a scenario where Rob, they were divorced. I mean, that was pretty, she was pretty emotional and pretty serious, I thought. So Robyn goes deep and says if Cody ever had, you know, she is shocked by the way the behavior that Cody showed, you know, showed through this process of Coyote pass. And it seems as though Robyn is not totally over it, over it. Robyn says she told Cody that, you know, "Where is that good guy? Where is that man that I thought that I married?" Cody says that Robyn is the moral compass of not only their marriage, but also of the entire brown family. And as, of course, you can imagine, the women go bonkers on that, meaning Mary and Christine. So Cody's like, "Yeah, he kind of plays it off. He doesn't do the one-on-one with Robyn as we know, so he doesn't see her emotions, and we can't read Cody's face." But Robyn is dropping some serious-ass emotional bombs on us last night, and Cody says, "Oh, yeah. Well, that's me, you know. If I hid my way, totally would have screwed Mary, but Robyn's the moral compass of the entire brown family and of our marriage." And Suki goes to Janelle, and Janelle is laughing her ass off. She's like, "Oh, please, that bitch. Please. Oh, please. That chick is the moral compass of the entire brown family. Give me a break." This how? This how who kept him all to herself during COVID? Because his weird ass didn't think he could leave the house. They couldn't even come and sit in the backyard. So Janelle, I mean, they did a little, but y'all know what I mean. I mean, Robyn, she kept him for herself. Then we go to Mary. Mary's like, she doesn't know what, Robyn. She's like, "Oh, please. Yes, Robyn has her own moral compass. I tried to see the good in Robyn, but that's so insulting and rude to say that Robyn is the moral compass of the entire family. She's not my moral compass. I ain't down with it, please." Robyn continues to cry last night. Nothing new for us, nothing new for everybody who calls her sobbing. All right. Robyn was crying. She says that she's so good with Mary because she was never going to support Cody's shadiness ever. So Robyn last night, Robyn came for a lot of people. Robyn came for Janelle. Robyn came for Mary. Basically, Robyn sat there and told Suki last night, "Mary should do nothing but trust my ass because I fought for her the best way I could. We'll get into this because this is a little weird how she, I guess, frames herself as fighting for Mary. But anyhow." So Suki goes back to Mary and goes, "Okay, Mary, are you upset that Robyn never came to you and gave you like a tip off that. " You know, Janelle and Cody were doing this back door deal or you upset. And so Mary says that she wishes that Robyn had told her, had looped her in. And Mary says that she hopes that Robyn isn't a dishonest person, but she's not entirely sure. And Mary goes, you know, disagrees with Robyn always being loyal and having Mary's back. 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And so Robin says that she would not tell Mary about the back door deal because Mary would only cause more problems and Mary burns so many bridges with Robin that she says she has no idea why she and Mary are no longer friends but that Mary just you know burn bridges with her. She doesn't trust Mary and she was not going to go against Cody in her marriage and call up Mary and give her the heads up. What do you all think? Okay, where have you ever been in a situation, I mean probably not because polygamy such a different scenario most people aren't but your husband ever try to do something dishonest to like his ex wife and you gave her the heads up. I know what Mary I know what Robin is saying. It's like it would be such an act of disloyalty to call up Mary. I mean I thought Robin had a good point there. I did. However, you know, I mean it was there's so many opportunities that Robin also could have just said to Mary like when they sold coyote pass when it was over like hey I just want you to know I hated some of the things that happened I voiced my opinion to Cody and Cody could have been there. So there was a way that Robin could have done it. I get what Robin saying you can't like go against your husband but there's also a way she could have stepped in and had a phone conversation. So then we pop back to Cody Cody says that everyone will get their money and he'll just end up being bitter so we do find out. So there's still a lingering deal to be done between Mary and Robin and Cody. Cody owes Mary money, Janelle has settled. She all good. Which to me, the only thing that I thought was missing last night is I wish Suki had asked Janelle, you know, do you feel like you are whole? You got your share because remember the contradiction. I don't think it was the season finale episode, but the one before that where Janelle basically says took Maddie that she got her coyote pass money, but she'll never get the McMatch and money. Does everyone remember that one? So I wish Suki had asked and maybe Suki will because we're still getting two more parts. It's a four part. So Cody basically says Mary is going to get her money, but he's going to remain bitter because of the way that they talked so much shit about him. And then he had that's also part of the reason that he's had this idea to apologize. Because so it became so toxic with the sale of coyote pass and trying to figure out the McMatch and money, like dang, then we move on to the apology tour, which this part was so good. And I also want to know all your thoughts. You can leave a comment on my Spotify or you can go to YouTube because I published the episodes there as well. So we kind of move on from this coyote pass NDA, McMatch and drama because we know whether she's happy about it or not, Janelle has settled. Mary has not settled and all we have is sort of this verbal promise from Cody that things will be made whole with Mary. And then we kind of have Robin out there like threatening to get a lawyer against her husband, not recognizing who he is, standing behind him regardless, but I mean saying a lot, then we play the apology tour or part of it that Cody did to Christine and David. So we kind of move when we shift gears. And this was a lot of back and forth. So Cody reflects on his apology to them and he again says that Christine, he just wants her to be free. He wants her to be happy and he drops a bomb on us last night. One of so many because I don't know about you, but like the first 35 minutes, I was like enthralled with this NDA drama. Cody then admits that he watched David and Christine's wedding and he says he smiled the whole time and he was so happy for her. What? Is that a man still in love or is that a man like being bitter or is that a man that's truly like moved on? I mean, I'm sitting there going, why the, don't even get me started. Why wasn't that shown on TV? That would have been an amazing episode. Robyn and Cody like sitting down eating cheeses, watching their wedding special. I want their reactions. Like how upset would, I mean, could we get Cody's commentary? How upset must he have been that he couldn't have joined in the dance party in the mosh pet? And like, what do you think of Christine giving David that lap dance? Was he down for that? I mean, I get a really good questions. So anyhow, but he's, this to me, all right, we get into this apology tour and both Christine and David are very angry about the fact that Cody showed up to that lunch in Vegas and really wanted to apologize for telling Christine back in the day that he never loved her. And I'm like, I don't know why that's such, this is, I will give Cody this. I don't understand how that was so disrespectful for Christine and David. And somebody explained it to me because to me, the most disrespectful part of this whole thing is this idea that he keeps, Cody keeps floating out there, that Christine hasn't moved on, that Christine, he wants to release her. It's like, bro, she's released, she's moved on, she's married, she had a three part wedding special like, dude, we're not, we're not thinking about you. We're not talking about you. But to me, you guys, isn't that more disrespectful if your ex is like, oh, I just want you to move on and be happy, like, you know, it's so hard to get over me versus if I kind of thought it was actually nice. And the one of the most only sincere moments, the only probably sincere moment of his apology to Christine and David was to sit there and go, Hey, you know what? That was really crappy of me to say that. But they, they come for Cody last night, they do not see it that way. So Cody says something sweet, too. And he also wants to apologize, he says, for not being attracted or telling people or having this ongoing sort of thing hanging over him that he wasn't attracted to Christine. And he gives an example, although, if you all are married and divorced, like, he was shmanned, although shmanned would probably do something like this. So he goes, I want to tell, Suki, I want to tell you a story of what I was really attracted to Christine. We were first married, we were broke. And we'd had a couple kids and she was going to go back to work. And she went into this store and she bought this pantsuit and it looked so fire on her. I mean, first of all, what moment looks like amazing in a pantsuit? You know, I mean, of all things, right. My husband would be that way, too, would be like Sarah came out and sweats and she was the hottest thing. I'm like, sweats, because shmanned works in soccer. So we literally wear soccer clothes like 24/7. I mean, if my husband was in like a fine, like Tom Ford tailored suit, I'd be like, okay, now that we don't, we're going to pay five grand for that. We're going to wear that. He goes, I want to say something sweet. You know, she was so hot in this maroon pantsuit, not lingerie, not like we had this super passionate night one night in the deserts of Utah or whatever, the snowfall, whatever's happening there. We had a couple of those dirty sodas in Utah and things got dirty in the back of my car. Like that would have been like hot because you know what, she was so beautiful when she was wearing a pantsuit, heading to work every day to make me money. I love it. So he says that, and then of course, he does Cody, and he completely puts his foot in his mouth and he tells Suki that he goes really, you know, this whole thing that's been going on for the past couple of years, Christine really misinterpreted the whole thing of, I wasn't attracted to you. You know, I was just angry and Christine is pissed. We go back to Christine and Suki goes, so how do you feel? You know, he told you, you know, he sent to me that he actually wasn't attracted to you and he brings up this pantsuit and Christine's like, are you kidding? You're going to make me so angry right now. He better not. If he had mentioned that at this apology, we would have walked out. Now, I do understand, see, I agree with Christine on that point, for a man that you're married to for all that time, to come to your new husband, who's obviously madly in love with your madly attracted to you and say, look, I thought you were ugly as hell eating them nachos. Like that to me is, you're taking a dig that nobody needs to hear, right? The whole, I want to apologize for saying that I never loved you. To me, that was like the most, I think that would be something so hurtful, like he should apologize in front of her new husband, because it would have been damn awkward to do it just the two of them. Anyhow, this was a whole, like I want to know how you guys feel about this final scene. So Christine says that, you know, he was playing a game with her about not being attracted to her and she's over it. She almost sounds like Christine last night was like, I never believed it anyway. I think he was using that as just a control chip. And Janelle says that Cody was sincere. She believes, because Suki asks, Janelle, like what did you think of the apology that Cody made to Christine and David and Janelle found it sincere and says that she thinks it would have been strange to apologize to Christine without David. I agree. I agree with Janelle. You go back to Christine who says that it was so disrespectful to apologize for not loving her and saying, you know, I wasn't attracted to you, I wasn't in love with you. And Christine says that they were getting divorced and angry. So of course, he's going to say things like that. And she found it very awkward for him to do that and say that in front of David. And David was annoyed as well. And then we popped to David, bully, he did not hold back last night. I guess the whole, those two hanging out at the racetrack didn't really help, okay, because David comes for him. And David says that Cody broke bro code with the, I didn't love you crap. And having David be there and just this whole apology was way off, didn't hit the mark. And David says that Cody is all about Cody. Now, that part I think we can all agree with. And Cody, David just basically comes for him more and says, look, this apology wasn't about Christine. It was, which I agree with because again, the most sincere apology Cody did was to Janelle. Christine was like, eh. Because he says from the start, you know, I'm doing this to release you. It's like, no, you're doing this to check a box. Because you don't really, I don't believe in his heart of hearts. Cody wants to apologize to Mary or Christine. I think he's like done like any divorce, see you. So David says that Robin should have been there as well. Okay, and that Robin saying like, oh, I shouldn't have been there because this apology was not about me is BS because Robin is the one that loves polygamy. Wanted to live it, wanted to be a part of it. So if you want a part of it when it's good, you got to be a part of it when it's bad. And David says that he, you know, he thinks that Robin should have been there. And then he goes in for Cody even more. Sookie pops back to Robin and says, you know, do you think it was awkward for David to be there and hear Cody say all of these things about, you know, I apologize for saying I didn't love you. That's not true. And Robin goes, it could have been, or they could have been enlightened enough to accept the message. Okay, Robin bitch. I think, you know, the whole thing is like, I do think Robin, I don't know, Janelle didn't want Robin there. I can't imagine Robin being there with Mary, although to me, the thing that I think was so fake last night is Robin, I don't think also believe she owes them an apology. I'm not saying that's right, but I'm saying I wish that Robin would have just said, like, what am I apologizing for? I don't believe it. I don't think these women treated me right. I think I would have respected that more than the whole. Oh, no, no, no, this is between Cody and his wives. So David is like, Robin should have been there. She loved polygamy. And then Cody is like, look, he says that he kind of understands David. He understands that David might have been uncomfortable. And he, I actually agreed with Cody on this part. He's like, look, I wasn't trying to be disrespectful and it didn't mean anything more than I was just saying, hey, I felt really terrible about saying that in that moment. And it wasn't true about not loving you. I thought that made sense. I think if Cody had made that statement, I think people might have agreed with him, but then he goes on to say, you know, David works in construction and I don't know what kind of broke code they have there, but it's different than my broke code. It's like, are we taking, are we taking Diggs here, dude? Your reality star. And you sell weapons accessories. Like, we're, you guys have that big of different broke codes. I think the gun world and the construction world probably go head to head. I mean, you know, probably a lot you two could have said. Oh, and my whole thing is, is, isn't it? I think the whole, David, you know, Cody's whole point of like saying it in front of David is far better than saying it to Christine alone. That would have been so awkward. And David thinks, you know, Cody's thought process is way out in left field. I didn't think that that, when it comes to like the NDAs and all that crap and the division of the money, I think he's out in left field. But with this argument about his apology in front of David, I just think it would have been so weird to have Christine there and not David. And I think that was his one chance to say what he wanted to say. Yes, some of it might have been more intimate and personal, but it made sense to me. So it's so crazy, we spent so much time last night, I think arguing over that, it really was weird to me. Again, I would have been more angry if I were Christine and David about the whole, I'm releasing you. That would have driven me more nuts. So we get a preview of part three, part three. I don't know if it's gonna be as explosive, it seems like a little bit of part three of the one on one, we're going backwards. We're talking more about Mary and Janelle and where the tension in their friendship or lack of friendship comes and how it's still over the marriage of her brother. Well, Mary's brother, too, Janelle. We talk Mary and Cody's apology. That's gonna be analyzed, which I'm looking forward to. And then Robyn's betrayal of Mary and why Robyn can't be trusted. So we'll get that next week. We have two parts left. And then we will see when sister wife, season 21, is about to drop. But this week, it's a full slate of shows for TSFS. Tomorrow is Suki, host to the one on one. And sister wife, second appearance on the show, she has a lot to say about the Brown family kids, about Robin and Cody's marriage. And what else you can expect to see in the last two parts. On Wednesday, Chris Appleton, Kim Kardashian and JLo's hairstylist is here, he's written a new book. So what he has learned from the genius of Chris Jenner and her business sense and Kim K. And he's a great story, by the way, to overcoming shame of getting Mary to a woman, having two kids and then realizing he was gay. So that's a juicy one. And then later this week, we have a lot of TLCT to get into. Obviously, as I teased, Cody and Robin have taken out a massive home equity loan. And so a lot of people are speculating that means he's probably paying a lot of money to Robin and Janelle. We will see. But we got a lot of TLCT that's coming out of that world. Welcome to Plathville and 90 day fiance single life. That show looks excellent. We're going to talk about. So we'll get into all of it. OK, bye, everybody.