[chime]
Previously on
"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills."
My god, what did you buy, Dorit?
What was your total?
Dorit...
She's just like, okay look, like
Dorit's buying things,
and perhaps it's like, her moods are erratic a little bit.
- Have you talked to Dorit? - No!
She was shopping like crazy, by the way.
Maybe we could have a conversation
with Dorit, one-on-one,
- without the group? - Yes.
Are you ready to enjoy the Italian dolce vita?
Look! Look, look, look! We're the Dolce twins! Yes!
- This coat is life. - Coat is great on you.
The coat is life, right?
Your total amount is 3,340.
Might come down for dinner with my four Gucci bags.
Say, "Hey! I wanna show everyone what I got!"
If Kyle saw me walking around with four Gucci bags,
she would consider this part of the "manic" behavior.
Should we all get masks?
Amanda.
Did you hear Boz say like, "Amanda"?
Yes. Oh, she was joking.
It's the insinuation that I'm fake.
- Do you think I'm fake? - You are not being clear
about your life.
I can't have a life that looks good and feels good?
Girl, your life is not pure.
In this town, stars come and go,
but diamonds last forever.
I'd die for fashion, but now,
I'm living for me.
I turn ambition into an artform,
and I am the masterpiece.
I might live on a main road,
but I definitely bring main character energy.
I didn't marry into money.
I manifested it.
Survival isn't my story,
it's my superpower.
I'm unfiltered, unbothered,
and finally unburdened.
[gentle music]
[inhales deeply]
Hey! Let's live it up.
It's our last night in Tuscany.
- Let's make it memorable. - I'm tanning.
Yeah-- okay, you're tanning.
In a full caftan.
Your big toe. That's what's about to be tanned.
Yeah.
[gentle music continues]
Good morning.
Could I get a caffe latte with oat milk and two shots?
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
Oh, I wanna stay in bed all day.
- That sounds like a move. - I know.
But I think we're supposed to stomp grapes, or something?
Okay. Well, I need to stomp something out.
Last night's dinner was a little weird.
I don't know. How did you feel?
- Good. - Hmm.
It was nice to be strong and just feel true to myself.
I finally saw you talking, so that was good.
Here's the difference.
Before, I was answering whatever question was there.
This time, I was pushing back. You know what I mean?
- Yeah. But I've got to tell you something,
and it's sitting on me.
It's almost a confessional for myself as well.
[exhales]
In the car on the way home
from Florence yesterday,
Uh... Erika got out her phone
and did that chat thing.
GPT?
Yes. And put in your name, just to see what came up.
And read it out loud.
And it had like, little snippets of reviews.
And they weren't great.
It just felt very mean-spirited to me.
If they're looking for bad reviews
and reading them out loud,
I would absolutely consider that mean-spirited.
And I don't know why, it just got to me.
I just didn't like what I saw.
And so, I did say something, but probably not enough.
I don't like the bashing business stuff.
Girl, what are you talking about?
What are you talking about? Oh, come on!
- Girl, please! - As much as-- come on!
What happened after that is Boz got her phone out.
Okay, who is Bozoma Saint John?
Oh, she began her marketing journey at Spike Lee's agency
and joined PepsiCo in 2005
working on major campaigns with superstars
like Beyoncé and--
Giving your CV. Let her give her CV.
Boz is very impressive.
And I said, Boz, we know what you did.
And she said, "I just want to compare."
Because her digital course doesn't make money
and mine makes millions of dollars.
I just want you to know that like, I'm- I'm on your side.
Thank you. Here, entrepreneur and mindset coach.
Rise to success, global reach, audience in 185 countries.
ChatGPT is going on and on about how great I am.
So, what did she type? Did she type
"bad reviews on Amanda Francis"?
I don't know. I was in the backseat.
- 'Cause that would be sh--ty. - Yeah, it would be sh--ty.
I think they're trying to build up a scam artist case.
And if they are, where's the scam?
I have very happy customers.
Eighty percent of people who got--
You couldn't build your business if you didn't.
Right. It wouldn't be here
15 years later making millions of dollars.
That's right.
Amanda does not have a bad bone in her body.
I know we all think that she's trying to like, show off,
but when the bedroom door is shut,
she is still talking about her business.
Like, still. She really loves her business.
Like, a lot.
My book was number 19 when it came out on Amazon,
- out of 40 million books. - Wow.
So, do they want to play this game with me?
It's ----ing sh--ty.
Like, this is my livelihood.
This is how I support my children.
They know I'm the breadwinner.
Yeah.
I am shocked.
Boz is acting like she wants to clear things up
and make progress, but I don't think that's true
if she's just speculating about me behind my back
and trying to dig up dirt.
It's mean-spirited, it's hurtful,
and it's got to end.
How am I supposed to go wine stomp grape tasting with Boz?
Like, if Boz is there, how am I not gonna say anything?
I don't know. Maybe talk,
you know, instead of-- from a good place.
Absolutely.
[exhales] Wow.
- Oh, hi! - Good morning.
Hi. Just ordering another coffee.
I'm on my second one.
Me, oh I need a coffee.
- Five? - Five o'clock.
I never do that.
And I never get up to eat in the middle of the night.
I was scrounging like a little burglar in the night.
- Hello. - Where are you going?
I'm gonna go into town right now because
I'm gonna be able to look around for about an hour.
And you like to do that.
I love to do it.
Ugh, I just cannot believe last night.
- You're lying! - What?
And you know what doesn't lie?
The cameras.
Well? If the shoe fits.
[tense music]
The truth is I have liked Natalie all along.
But if Amanda had not been there,
and the cameras had not been there,
it would have been my word against hers
and who knows what people would think?
No, I'm sorry, I don't play that game.
I can't with this story. I cannot.
But Kyle, that's what we kept asking, what about--
what are the words that basically came before
and after the word "Amanda"?
And she's lying. That's why I called her a liar.
There we go.
It's a very strong word.
Kathy, I am your sister.
I know.
I'm telling you, she told me something
and then last night she changed her word.
So, who do you want to believe, me?
Or do you want to believe this person you just met?
- Okay, I'm gonna go with you. - Okay.
So, is it a strong word? Yeah.
But if you're ----ing lying,
- then you're ----ing lying. - Yeah.
- And then she left.
Well, she's always been late.
Oh, she was late? Is that what it was?
Oh, constantly getting ready, and it was just--
He couldn't take it.
Yeah, well, she was a lot. Jesus Christ.
- Yes. - Yeah.
I said you know, I just want you to be here.
I want you to be a part of the conversation.
I don't want you to be late.
Dorit's behavior lately has just been so strange.
She's either late or always on her phone.
Everyone feeling good today?
I had such a nice day. It was wonderful.
I had a great day.
I mean, it wasn't long enough.
I'm worried about her
and I want to help or get to the bottom of this.
[sighs]
Coming up.
When does the stomping start?
It's starts now!
Oh, my God, my dress.
Do you think this stains?
I'm not gonna be singled out
when everyone thinks the same thing.
Boz can literally say about this,
and that's okay.
I trust Boz. I don't trust you.
[gentle music]
All right, let's go!
[music stops]
[music resumes] Look at those bikes!
How do these work?
Not a chance in hell.
We're gonna ride in the van
- like pussies. - I'm leaving!
I'm so glad I'm not riding those bikes.
- I know, Jenn. - They look actually
really danger- not dangerous but--
- Terrifying. - Mm-hmm.
This is gonna be fun to go to a winery and
do a little grape stomping.
How are we stomping? With shoes on?
I don't-- I'm not quite sure how it works.
Me neither. I'm wearing heels.
That's the pool that I was swimming in this morning.
I love it. That looks great.
I'm gonna do some splashing.
[fake laughter]
Italian water is more refreshing than American water.
What's happening with Dorit?
Do we call her and ask how much longer?
Because maybe we go ahead and she meets us there.
Okay.
Oh, my God, really did not bring pasties.
Okay.
Kyle's been talking sh-- behind my back,
telling the whole group that I'm acting erratic.
Do you think I want to go for a walk and sightseeing
and grab gelato? Not really.
But at the same time, maybe this is Kyle's way
of extending an olive branch.
Maybe she wants to apologize.
Ugh, it's like it's just...
making me later and later and later. Oh!
I'm really getting antsy, I'm not gonna lie.
Everyone left but us.
[upbeat music]
This is fun. It is so pretty.
Sutton's gonna regret not doing this.
She would've crushed it.
What did you do this morning, Rachel?
Uh, I went to Dorit's for a minute,
but other than that, nothing.
But honestly, I was super quiet last night.
There was a lot happening and I felt like none of it--
It was like a three-ring circus.
It really was and I felt like a spectator.
I felt like I had front row seats to NASCAR.
- Whoa! I'm sorry! - Girl, don't crash into me.
I know!
Oh, my gosh!
- You finally did it. - Stefano!
- Finally! - Give me a high-five.
- Oh! - Oh, my gosh!
We've all seen the movies, the people riding their bikes
through open spaces and fields,
and it's glamorous.
It is not that way in real life.
Oh, thank you.
Uh-uh, it's too sweaty. [chuckles]
All right, am I bringing my shoes?
Yes.
But I'm not stomping grapes.
But, you're gonna put 'em - in your purse.
I'm just gonna keep
- my sneakers on. - Yeah.
- Oh! - Hello!
Is this a glass of wine I see in your hand?
- Oh, of course! - My gosh!
How are you? I love it.
We're all finally here.
And when does the stomping start?
It starts now. [laughs]
I have never stomped grapes before.
And of course, you think of I Love Lucy
and that famous grape stomping scene.
I'm actually looking forward to it. As an actress,
now I can put on my resume, under special skills,
grape stomper.
Some of you will share one of these,
and let's see doing the stomping.
You don't use like a wood thing or anything?
- No, bare feet, girl. - The actual bare feet.
The actual bare feet.
Oh, no, no, I don't stomp grapes. I drink grapes.
I mean, I don't like squishy things.
I don't like-- first of all, I hate feet.
So, I have to take off my shoes?
Yes.
It involves taking off my heels.
So, I'm already uncomfortable with that.
- Rachel's coming in here. - Ah!
- I'm scared. - Oh, my gosh,
it's so squishy!
The texture is amazing.
You gotta squish the grapes with your toes!
[women screaming]
- Oh, Jennifer! - It feels very strange.
Oh, my God. My dress. Do you think this stains?
- Probably. - Great.
Boz is literally the tallest person.
When I took my shoes off and I realized
our height difference, it was mental.
You're not even stomping.
No, I was gonna stomp this fresh one.
You literally moved the grape.
I think I've done enough wine squishing.
Oh, my God, I have grapes stuck between my toes.
The fact that I didn't get injured in that bucket
was an absolute, like, Tuscan miracle.
That was fun.
- We actually did it. - Yay!
So, how the bike ride, girls?
We were in the car, so we didn't get to experience like--
We missed you on the bikes.
Well, I thought we had an interesting car ride.
- Oh, yeah? What happened? - We did.
We kind of talked about last night.
I felt like I was playing tennis against someone
who was more skilled than me.
I'm just curious, why,
if Amanda's saying she feels I confirmed that I heard it,
that I'm being called a liar?
You didn't really have a secure answer.
Something about a mask and Amanda,
and it was funny. And, you know,
I didn't know how that could be a joke, really.
And you were called a liar, and then you were called a liar.
Which seems like harsh words to me.
Well, what I also noticed was
nobody thought that Boz was a liar.
- No, Amanda called me a liar. - Right, but so--
She has more reputation among the group,
so people aren't just gonna jump in saying she's a liar.
Boz has a commanding presence.
So, I think it's normal for people to sort of fall in line.
But you still have to have a sense of questioning
something that they do.
You can't just be blind.
That's a very dangerous relationship.
- You do not think you said it? - I don't believe I said it, no.
Okay, I think that's what I heard.
And my point is that it is best for friendship
if when you say something, you just
stand on the business and say it.
I think we have a bigger thing to talk about.
Why were people trying to find things about me on ChatGPT?
Because the question was, who is Amanda Francis?
And ChatGPT said what?
You're the money queen,
and then it had a bunch of criticism about you.
Okay, so I don't know what you want to know
about my business, but I have all the stats.
Eighty percent of people
who buy a course buy a second course.
I have less than a 3% refund rate,
which is unheard of in my industry.
That is a very, very low amount of
people wanting refunds on digital products.
I don't know we have to do this in the vineyard.
Feels like the wrong vibe.
Okay, so here's the problem, Amanda.
- What? - You are defending
your business instead of telling us what you actually do.
Who wouldn't be on the defensive if their livelihood
and how they support themselves and how
they came from the world was in question?
You can counter it by actually saying
- what the heart is in it. - The heart? Let's go.
But when you jump right to defense, then,
obviously, people want to come and continuously attack.
The baseline of Amanda's defense mechanism,
whenever she gets criticism, is that she's insecure.
Because if she was actually secure in how she is,
how she runs her business, how she lives her life,
then she'd be able to defend it
without getting flustered, without getting angry.
I'm asking you just a very human question.
Didn't you look up yourself yesterday and say,
This is why I'm great. Let's compare?
Well, because we were already looking at you,
and I said, oh, this is the person who thinks
I'm talking about her?
Reviews of...
Bozoma Saint John.
Skepticism about short tenures.
Brand over substance skepticism.
[gasps]
Stop.
This is what she says about me.
"Her courses are inspirational, but they lack tactical depth.
High energy, affirming, confidence forward,
but no concrete advice for people who need
step-by-step execution and transformation."
They say what she says about me about her.
This is why she's doing this.
Amanda, who told you what everyone was talking
- about in the car? - Sutton.
- It was me. - We know it wasn't me.
But what was your intention in telling her about it?
Well, I'll tell you why, because when I came
into this group six years ago,
- I had just opened my store. - Mm-hmm.
And the women in the group supported me.
So, I want you to know that we support you.
I do know I have your support.
It's very close to my heart. It just is.
But so my point is that, like, bring the wall down
and let us see you.
But I have shared my heart multiple times
in multiple conversations.
- Let's do a little manifesting. - Oh, are we already?
This is a question I like to ask myself a lot.
If I could have anything,
what would I let myself want?
But it's still hard for me.
You can simply say what your origin story is,
why you created the business, why you do what you do.
I would love to hear that.
I would love to say it.
I will say one thing. Outside of our group,
I'm in a world where everyone gets me, and everyone loves it.
And all my friends take my courses, and everyone
has this foundation of, like, what Amanda's about.
And I haven't been in a world in a long time where people
didn't know who I was and what I built and, like, why.
What? I walk into rooms every day
where people don't know who I am.
Amanda thinks she's the Beyoncé of business.
We don't know you. I've never heard of you in my life.
I want to get to know you.
Take down the wall
and let me see you.
- Absolutely. - And that would be fantastic.
Of course I'm guarded.
You're dragging me through the mud at every dinner,
making me go on and on and on and on about stuff
that I have tried to clear up.
What about that makes you think
I'm going to open up more to you?
I want to tell you about my business.
I want you to understand me.
- I want you to understand-- - But not all the time.
Just talk about yourself. Talk about your babies.
Ha!
Coming up.
Erika, I'm having a conversation with Kyle.
- You interjecting-- - Yeah. I'm gonna still do it.
- Okay, let's go, girls. - I'm not going anywhere.
I am. Oh, go [bleep] yourselves.
[gentle tense music]
I feel like a little kid sitting back here, like,
- "Are we there yet?" - What town are we going to?
Oh. There's nothing like specific we're doing there.
We're having gelato.
Oh, wow. That's a pretty view, though.
Erika and I are the closest to Dorit in the group,
in spite of what Dorit may be saying now
that she and Boz are besties.
So, we want to have this conversation with her
in a more private setting
so we can try to get to the bottom
of what's going on with her.
As far as Dorit knows,
we're gonna do a little sightseeing
and have a little gelato.
You're going to be okay? Hold on to me.
Wait, wait, that's too fast for me.
- I'm smaller. - Okay. Okay.
- Ah! - It's all right. We got it.
Both of you ----ing wore heels.
I thought I was going for gelato
- at a normal place. - I know you did.
Fashion first.
I mean, who comes to a place like this
with stairs like this with these shoes on?
What are we, morons?
Don't answer that.
Oh my gosh, this place is dead.
Oh, wow.
One lonely soul over here.
It's very pretty, I have to say.
Okay, I feel awkward.
I care about you both.
But... you two are still at odds,
and I hope whatever this is gets resolved
in some way, and...
I don't know. That's what I got.
Well, I don't think that's the only situation going on.
I don't like what's going on between the two of you.
Honey, I didn't know that there was
anything going on between us.
All I know is I'm being told that Kyle
has these conversations saying that I'm acting erratic,
and brings up being late and spending.
I know I used the word erratic.
It's actually too strong of a word.
- I didn't... - Hmm.
...really mean that word.
I said it may even be a little OCD.
I agree. You've been late and it feels disrespectful.
And I love you. I don't want anything bad.
- Erika, am I acting erratic? - No, you're acting
- overwhelmed to me. - Thank you. Just--
That's what I just said, though. I said erratic
is maybe too strong of a word.
- Wait. Wait. Sorry. - But here's what's not,
that's not cool. I can say something and you get mad,
but you know, Boz said that you were in, like,
a dire situation with your finances,
- whatever word she said. - She did?
- She mentioned-- yeah, she said, what was the word
she used? She said something about like...
- When? Was I there? - No.
It came to me that you had concerns...
- Mm-hmm. - ...about me.
- So, what has come to me... - Why didn't you come to me?
I know. I get all that.
By the way, everyone has been saying this.
Yeah, the only thing I've received from a friend of mine
is that you have concerns.
I feel like anything anybody says to you,
and including myself, is immediately like,
you're defensive.
And I understand you're going through a tough time.
I went through a tough time, too.
And I was very defensive and acted horribly toward everybody.
- So, you understand then. - I do.
That when you're going through a tough time
and your friends, who you're leaning on for support,
are coming at you, not from a concerned place.
Oh, who's coming at you?
- Okay, you guys. - Who's coming at you?
Well, Erika's now having an issue with me.
You have an issue with me.
No, I'm having an honest conversation with you
- about my feelings. - Yes, and I appreciate--
So, you appreciate her but you're mad at me.
I'm sick that sh-- with you, Dorit.
No, Kyle, I'm not gonna let you do, what you do.
You literally do it every time.
You do it so well...
Boz can literally say about the bag.
...that it's almost scary, Kyle.
And that's okay.
Here's the thing, Kyle. I trust Boz. I don't trust you.
[tense music]
Un----ing-believable.
Dorit is just up Boz's ass and it's a little off-putting.
Last year, it was trust issues,
the whole text message with PK thing.
This year, we're supposed to be working back,
getting to a place where we do trust one another,
and how am I supposed to trust someone
who's going behind my back, in my most vulnerable time,
talking bad about me?
I've given you nothing not to trust me about.
You've given me every reason not to trust you.
Tell me. Tell me what it is. Tell me.
You're the one who read my text for millions of people to see.
Oh, we're going back?
- Yeah. - Oh, we'll go back.
- I don't mind. - Well, hello?
Where do you think the trust came from?
When you had drastic changes,
and were going through something,
and I didn't even know,
'cause you weren't being honest about it,
I didn't go behind your back and express concern.
Boz asked what was going on, I shared with her,
and I'm saying nothing that the rest of the group has not said.
Rachel also said this stuff.
Is it possible for us to talk about just our friendship?
Yeah, but no-you know what?
And not bring in everyone else's.
Yeah, that's fine, but I'm not gonna be singled out
when everyone thinks the same thing. I'm not.
She did not come to me and voice her frustrations.
So, if she came to you and voiced frustrations,
I do have a problem with it.
Just like I have a problem with you voicing your concerns
to Boz and not coming to me.
Kyle is doing everything but owning her own opinion
right now.
Let's walk a little,
'cause it's really, under the hot heating sun,
is not an ideal place for this conversation.
And getting more and more and more mad and heated at me,
thinking that she can deflect from what she's done,
and how she's been such a sh---- friend
by bringing my other friends into it.
Dorit: You know I'm going through a lot.
Kyle: Yes!
- You know I'm overwhelmed. - Yes!
You just said yourself it's understandable.
Yeah.
You can't show me some grace, Kyle?
I have been showing some grace.
That's why I didn't say anything yet.
You said it to other people.
Erika: We've all said it.
Oh, my God. In the heat? You guys, seriously?
This is not supposed to be something
you get defensive about.
Hi. How are you?
You're the only one screaming, Kyle.
Well, it's really annoying and frustrating.
Erika: Stracciatella in a little cup.
- Okay. - Thank you so much.
Kyle: Okay, I will do the same as her.
Oh, we have to pay.
Thank you.
Listen, I want to have a conversation
about the fact that I feel you have a real tough time
showing me support.
Dorit, you know, you have not once asked me anything
about Mau and me ever?
I'm also separated from my husband.
And I was married a lot longer than you and PK.
Yeah, and you seem to--
Three times the amount of time.
All you say is everything is perfect.
You don't seem to want to talk.
When you are depressed, you told us after the fact.
I ask questions.
How do you measure support?
[talking over each other]
Erika, please.
Please what?
No, Erika, I'm not doing this.
I'm having a conversation with Kyle
about issues that I have with Kyle.
You interjecting--
Yeah, I'm gonna still do it.
Okay, then if you want to interject--
I'm not gonna stop talking, Dorit.
Erika, I don't want you to stop talking.
And you're not gonna make me stop talking, ever. Ever.
Is that what you think I want to do? Make you stop talking?
Yeah, right now it certainly is.
Okay. All right, let's go, girls.
- I'm not going anywhere. - I am.
Oh, go [bleep] yourselves.
This has been a ----ing ambush.
Why the [bleep] do these girls think that they can do this?
I'm not staying for this sh--.
She doesn't want to hear anything.
She didn't want to hear it.
She wants to see the worst in me, always.
She really just drove off and left us here.
[tense music]
Hey! You've got to be kidding me.
How are we getting home?
We'll have to call a ----ing Italian Uber.
Kyle: Oh, hi.
Erika: Okay.
[Kyle sputters]
[tense music]
Erika: I'm not gonna stop talking, Dorit.
Dorit: Erika, I don't want you to stop talking.
And you're not gonna make me stop talking, ever.
Oh, [bleep] yourselves.
Kyle: Hey!
She really just drove off and left us here.
How are we getting home?
We're gonna have to call a ----ing Italian Uber.
Hi, um, this is Erika, and I'm a guest at the villa
with my friend Kyle.
We're in this town. Our friend left us.
We're at this town, San Miniato. San Miniato, right?
- Uh-huh. - San Miniato.
[tense music]
[speaking Italian]
Ciao.
[music stops]
[door shuts]
[music resumes]
She left us.
She left us. And she speaks Italian and we don't.
You know she told that driver to leave. No.
He hesitated and then kept going.
She was like, "Andele" or whatever the word is.
Andiamo, I think, not andele.
She's being unreasonable.
I mean, I'm gonna tell you something.
Everybody had better come correct and tell her
exactly what they've been saying,
because that's not gonna work.
Nope.
I think that while all these women are claiming to be, like,
closer than they are with Dorit,
none of them want to do the dirty work.
They are just saying whatever she wants to hear.
I'm not just kissing her ass and saying,
"I'm gonna say anything that makes you happy."
That's what real friends are. They're honest.
I want what's good for her, and I love her.
Is that a spider or a fly?
Relax, it's a...
It's something gross. It's like a... get it! Get it!
Okay. Okay.
Oh, my God. Get it!
All right. Okay. Okay.
What was it?
I need you to switch seats. Okay? [bleep] Ah!
Okay, okay, okay.
All right.
What was that?
I don't know, but we're gonna make it-it's gonna go away.
[laughs] I can't with this day. I can't!
[tense music]
Erika: Did you get everything?
Yeah.
Ah! Oh, I fell down the stair. It's fine.
Erika: Did you text her? Should we go up there?
Kyle: To her? Hell no.
I was just asking.
Kyle: Why is it so quiet? Oh, they're probably still all out.
Okay, and we're late. 'Cause we gotta be at dinner.
God, I haven't had a falling out with Dorit like this
since Hong Kong. That's like, eight years ago.
You're the only one in this group
that I haven't managed to somehow connect with.
Because I don't like bullsh-- Dorit,
and that's what I think you are.
Jennifer: Oh!
Hi! How was the stomping?
The stomping? Oh my gosh, it was just really--
How was today?
Gross and squishy and we all have purple feet now.
Wait, where's Dorit?
- Well, we don't know. - We don't know.
She left us at the place with no ride.
Are you kidding?
No, I'm not kidding.
We got into an intense conversation,
and she didn't like what we said and she got mad and left.
- She got mad and left. - What?
She left in our car and left us at the place.
- Today? - Right now.
So, this is before you even got to town?
No, we were in town.
Rachel: Wait, okay, sorry guys.
- We were walking and talking. - Okay.
It got heated, and she left us.
Kyle: We're just giving an update on what happened.
Dorit got mad and left, and walked off.
Because we were talking to her about everything,
and she didn't like it.
Where is she now?
- We have no idea. - We don't know.
It came up about our conversation in the Hamptons.
In the Hamptons, yes, where you and I talked about...
Right.
...her... yes.
So, she was upset with me about that.
And I said, "Everyone has shared the same sentiment.
You know, you've been late a lot,
kind of all over the place." I think I said erratic,
or maybe that's too extreme of a word,
but it's more excessive than usual,
- and we've all noticed that. - Mm-hmm.
So, she was getting really upset about that.
I don't appreciate being dragged into this whole conversation,
Kyle.
Because I had a concern that I only expressed
because you were talking about your concerns.
And guess what? I took my concern to Dorit.
So, then she started going into this whole trust thing with me.
And I said, "Everybody thinks this."
And she's like, "I don't want to talk about Boz."
And I said, "Rachel noticed it in the airport."
Boz: Noticed what? Noticed what?
Look, here's the thing, you guys, it's different for me.
I've known Dorit for two months.
I don't know that this isn't how she's always been.
It doesn't matter. The point is that you noticed it.
Rachel: Of course.
And like, it was like, stressful.
A hundred percent.
It stresses us out.
It does because I can't live like that.
It gives me a ----ing panic attack.
But, I actually have friends that do live like that,
and they run on different clocks.
And I guess what I'm saying is like, yes, it makes me mental,
yes, it makes me anxious, but I just assumed
she's been like this since you guys know her.
I didn't know that this is new behavior.
I have said, "Okay, she's late, okay, she's this."
But I am not gonna jump in on the,
"I'm worried about your finances,
I'm worried about your spending,
I'm worried that you're not mentally stable."
Because I don't know that to be true.
I think there has to be a very clear line of,
who is "you all?" Who is "we all?"
Who is "we all?" And I'm not part of the "all."
In a nutshell, we don't really know where tonight's gonna go.
I think she's gonna be like,
"I know you were just coming from a place of concern."
Kyle, don't do your imitations. Stop it.
No, I won't. If I did that,
I would have the accent going, too. Accents.
[quirky music]
Oops.
Listen, everybody needs a shower. We all need to change.
Watch all the grapes off our feet.
I literally have grapes in between my toes.
Lovely. Sounds exciting.
Coming up.
I don't care if you bought a Kelly with your advancement.
It seems like you do.
Quit riding my ass all the ----ing time.
I mean, it should have been shorter, to be honest with you.
We don't have full width mirrors.
You look pretty.
Thank you. You are a vision in that dress.
Aw, thanks.
You look really pretty.
All right.
Let's go!
- Here we go. - Here we go.
You guys, is Dorit in the car?
She is.
You talked to her?
I texted her. I said, "Hey, are you coming to dinner?"
And she was like, "Yes, of course, I am."
Did you speak to Kyle and Erika?
We all came in around the same time,
and we walked in and they were at the table.
They started talking about being concerned.
Yeah.
About different things and being late all the time.
Kyle was saying that everybody in the group,
everybody feels that way.
I'm not okay with that.
At this point, it feels like Kyle is just trying to drive
a wedge between me and whomever.
I don't know if it's manic or she's just sort of like--
A little scattered.
She's kind of in her own little world.
Yeah.
On the phone and looking for things.
- Right, right, right. - A little OCD.
She's just like, kind of all over the place.
I don't know if erratic is the right word,
but she's just sort of all over the place.
And if she can get the entire group
on a different side to me, she feels victorious.
The reason why I ended up leaving
is because I don't want to have conversations
about the other girls when the other girls are not here.
Right.
She always gets so mad at me, even though everyone's thinking
the same thing and saying the same things,
and she will let it slide with everybody.
And I'm tired of that.
Mm-hmm.
You know, I've been a really good friend,
and I'm tired of her with this narrative of me not being.
She's wound so tight because of her situation
at home, and then it's-she's trying to keep it all together.
But we're all noticing this.
And is it that big of a deal? No, but what is a big deal to me
is that she's annoyed with me about it
and not with anyone else.
I don't know what else I can do.
I've tried talking to her.
I've tried talking to people around her.
I mean, at this point, I don't think she has a problem
with the things I'm doing, she just has a problem with me.
It's not a nice, gentle conversation where it's like,
"Dorit, you know, I'm worried about you. I spoke to Boz."
It just feels like someone who's looking to wind things up.
This friendship sucks.
Like it ----ing sucks.
Oh, I'm not getting any enjoyment from it.
It's like a bullsh-- friendship.
It's like, this is not a girl friendship.
They're questioning each other's motives,
and I don't know how you have a real friendship
without trusting each other.
I can't have any relationship with anyone.
I don't even think I can have a relationship with my gardener
if I don't trust him.
Right? 'Cause he's gonna kill all my flowers.
[upbeat music]
Boz: Boarding, this way.
Rachel: Had no idea it was going to be a tram.
Funicular.
[music turns tense]
Jennifer: Oh, my God, this is so cute.
This looks like it was built in the 1920s.
Okay. Now, y'all... is this the safest car?
I'll hold your hand.
I really hope it's safe.
Are we doing a dangerous thing right now? What is this?
We're taking this up to the restaurant.
- Is it high up? - Kinda high.
[door clicks shut]
I got so sick just now.
[tram bell chiming]
I feel good about this.
This is not as scary as it seems.
Well, we don't know what's happening.
Dorit, how are you, babe?
Just when I thought things couldn't be
more uncomfortable...
now Dorit is completely acting like Erika and I are invisible.
I thought that maybe Dorit would get back to the house
and think about it a little bit and then come up to us and say,
"Listen, at some point we should talk,
but I'm sorry I left you guys."
I mean, that would be the normal, right thing to do.
Amanda: Well, we are here.
[tram clunks] [all exclaim]
And we're off.
There cannot four knee surgeries.
Kathy: Oh, my God, look at those heels.
Just a light hike to dinner.
Kyle: Watch out for the potholes.
- Is this where we're going? - I think.
Kathy: Beautiful!
It's gorgeous!
There's a bug. Okay.
[soft music]
Did you order any drinks or anything like that?
No, we have not.
I think we should.
May I have a glass of white wine?
Jennifer: Do you have a nice Cabernet or Super Tuscan?
Cabernet, Super Tuscan, I have both the wine.
Oh, we want the best wine, yes.
We're fancy people. Can you tell?
Erika: Hi.
Can you do like a mojito but no alcohol?
Can I have a mojito, no alcohol, also?
Are we going to order?
Lasagna bolognese.
I'm going to have the ta- the-
the "tagliella de scotta de fungi porchino".
And then I'm going to have the spaghetti con vongole.
Okay.
With the "profumo di limes".
We're taking James to school on Saturday.
Erika: That's nice.
Really nice.
Yeah, it'll be nice. I got our rooms in Spartanburg.
Ooh, Lord, Spartanburg, honey.
- It's gotten really pretty. - South Carolina?
You know, I went to school in Spartanburg.
You did?
Erika: Did I know that?
It's a fun town. We move him in and we say goodbye.
I'm about to leave Italy to get James,
to fly to South Carolina,
where I am dropping him off for his freshman year of college.
It'll be fine. I think.
He's gonna be all the way across the country.
It's just very emotional.
You know, he's my youngest and my last.
Kathy: Excuse me. Raise our glasses.
I want to thank you, Boz.
Oh.
For putting together such an incredible trip.
Oh, thank you so much.
This is truly so beautiful.
And I hope that we're all taking in how special this is.
Amen.
- Thank you. - Yes, so amazing.
All: Cheers.
Took all the words out of my mouth.
Cheers.
I love your hairpieces that you keep breaking out.
Aw, thank you.
Dorit: My favorite, by far, was that hat.
I want every headdress you have.
I love them. I collect them.
Kathy: Erika, that is like a big pie.
Yeah, that's why I only ordered one thing.
- Is it good? - It is nice.
- Can I say something, guys? - Yes.
It feels awkward.
It's like, weird that we're not acknowledging
what happened today.
Oh, Lord. Here we go.
[tense music rises]
[tense music]
- Can I say something, guys? - Yes.
It feels awkward.
It's like, weird that we're not acknowledging
what happened today.
Oh, Lord. Here we go.
You know, you left.
I left because it didn't feel like it was conversational.
It didn't feel gentle. It felt deflective. It felt--
What felt defective about it?
What I said to you was I wanted to talk about our friendship,
how you're feeling.
And you kept bringing it back to the group.
And I said everyone's sharing the same sentiment.
Right. I did hear you say that.
You said it multiple times.
You kept bringing Rachel and Boz into it.
You said Rachel was very frustrated.
Did you hear that?
Nothing mean or negative or malicious.
It was just an observation that Rachel and I talked about
when we were sitting at the airport.
And you know, and then--
I don't want it to be confused.
My frustrations with anyone who is late,
be it Dorit or anybody else,
it's an overall feeling that someone else's time
is more important than someone else's.
Well, in the Hamptons, you said,
"We're running on Dorit's time."
Dorit is still MIA.
On Dorit time.
Oh, we're on Dorit time. Exactly.
I've said that to Dorit, that she has her time.
But I learned that in Arizona,
that there is a different time that she runs on.
Rachel: Where is Dorit?
The amount of times this has happened.
There is nothing that Rachel has said just now
that she hasn't said to me.
I think what you're missing, and what I kept saying is,
I'll address it with Boz when I'm with Boz,
I'll address it with Rachel when I'm with Rachel.
And you kept bringing it back to the group.
Because I'm not going to have you single me out all the time,
Dorit, when everyone was saying the same thing.
I'm not gonna have you do that.
You're off the hook. They're fine, they're talking.
I'm not off the hook.
What is the difference to you?
Boz, you came to my house and you told me
you'd spoken to Kyle when we were in the Hamptons.
She said that I was acting erratic.
Kyle and I, we were sleeping ten feet from one another.
And if she had any concern, she would have,
at any point in four days that we spent together,
come say to me, "How you doing? I'm a little worried about you.
I'm concerned." And that never happened.
We were having fun. We had the best time.
Why would I sit there and say that,
when I didn't feel that was the time?
So, you didn't feel it was the time to speak to me about it,
but it was the time to speak to Boz about it.
It was more, for me, about the erratic, you know, like,
you know, this all over the place.
Like, even coming out of the car today,
you're like this in your bag for like, ten minutes.
We're like, what's she doing in the car?
[quirky music]
You're not waiting for me, are you?
It was stuff like that, that we're like,
what's going on with her?
And I don't really care about your spending.
As a friend, I would say, don't spend that much.
And I ask my friends, do that for me, too.
Other than that, do what you want with it.
- I don't care about that. - Oh, I will, thank you.
I don't think it's anyone's business what I'm spending,
what I'm buying.
And if anyone has any concern,
I would expect that it's direct to me.
It's come up with the people that have the same concern.
I can see clearly what Kyle is doing.
She's trying to garner support for her opinions
so that it can seem more palatable to Dorit.
But in actuality,
she should just stand on her own opinions,
versus trying to pull anybody else in.
You expressed concern to everybody behind my back,
but to me.
Stop. Okay?
All I keep hearing from Kyle is,
"I've basically been talking about you with everybody!"
Rachel, and Boz, and the entire group.
What's the common denominator here, people?
Kyle!
I don't care if you bought a Kelly with your advancement.
It seems like you do.
I didn't say that!
Boz is the one who talked about that Kelly.
I don't care that you bought the Kelly.
Please stop saying you don't care about something
after you've just said, and mentioned it--
I said it one time.
...about something when you've just mentioned--
Quit riding my ass all the ----ing time!
Oh gosh.