"Whitney Rose is a civil-rights leader for redheads. Luckily for Lisa Barlow, she didn't even realize that she had called her a "redhead" derogatorily last week until the episode aired, when she posted a lengthy message bravely standing up for all of those with the hair color. Her storming out wasn't even about that, and, as it turns out, was only temporary. She tells us she just wanted to remove herself for a little bit until Lisa "tuckered herself out.""
"Okay, but which half? Angie pushes back, saying she actually owns three, and adds, "You do French fries, I do franchise." She's one of our sharpest minds, and I'm not the only one who thinks so. "Oh, that was good," Mary says across the table with a chuckle. These attacks are particularly hurtful, given that Angie has been supporting Lisa's sons' Fresh Wolf business by stocking their products on her shelves."
"Heather finally speaks up, and to her credit, she calls them all out for going low, including Lisa. And to think they were doing this in front of Amy, the Utah Socialite! Against all odds, Heather gets through to Lisa, who starts crying and telling Angie how much she loves her, and Angie says the same back. I feel like I have whiplash."
Whitney Rose, a civil-rights advocate for redheads, reacted to a derogatory "redhead" remark and briefly left the table, later explaining she stepped away until Lisa tired herself out. Lisa redirected anger at Angie by questioning her ownership of Lunatic Fringe salons, prompting Angie to insist she owns three and quip, "You do French fries, I do franchise." Angie defended Lisa's sons' Fresh Wolf products while also dismissing the line as C-level. Heather called out the group for low behavior, brokered a truce, and prompted Lisa to raise a glass and express love for the group.
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