Mm-hmm.

Mom, how often do you think we talked when I was in college and living in Philly? You know, all of you kids, I think, well, if you take in the factor of the feelings of the divorce, and then you...

That doesn't necessarily go, "Hey, I feel like calling up, you know, my mom or my dad." And so we didn't talk that much.

But honestly, I do think, I, I honestly do assume a lot of the responsibility for the divorce, because, like, I was just gonna have, I was gonna, I was going to go get insurance for the family.

I was gonna take care of this family, and I was gonna...

And, you know, it didn't ultimately work out that way, and Larry and I remained friends through all of that.

But I also feel very lucky and blessed, 'cause I don't think we'd be as close as we are when...

Maybe she was the one that was left off of the, of the, um, Tinder page.

What did you think about your live experience?

That was something.

[clears throat] It was something.

Good thing we had a little inside scoop.

But, um, yeah, watching the 10 camera guys doing somersaults around the bar.

I mean, the, the panic in producers when someone's, like, going down an elevator, um-

Mm-hmm.

So if we were around him, he didn't care because he was like, "I know you guys aren't, like, bugging them." I walked into the bar, and these three frat guys came up to me.

You need to answer more than that.

Yeah.

I mean, she's obviously doing whatever she...

It's not the news she wanted to hear.

She wants them as far apart as possible.

There was a scene on some episode I just watched before this even came out, I'm noticing, that she was just like, "He's gonna really have to work on himself and he has a lot, a long way to go before..." It's when, uh, it's when, um...

What's the other girl on Summer House? Sierra's friend? Sierra's friend?

But do you think that could be why he was quiet at the reunion based on the audio?

There's also-

also-There's also, um, an Instagram account of this guy who, like, literally stands outside the Scientology center in Hollywood, I believe.

And as they're trying to, like, recruit people, he, like, knows all the names of the Scientologists.

He's like, "Hey, George, you trying to, you trying to bring people in today?" And then they, like, scatter away from him.

Like, as the-

[laughs]

And he, like, gets people to not buy into their stuff.

He's like, "Don't talk to them.

Mm-hmm.

And honestly, his upbringing was just kind of, like, simple, but I have heard of people who have gone to public schools and go on to make something of themselves-

I'm so sorry, Tori.

Well, my feelings are really hurt, but I'm gonna be the bigger person here, and I'm going to say okay.

I hear you.

Mm-hmm.

And honestly, his upbringing was just kind of, like, simple, but I have heard of people who have gone to public schools and go on to make something of themselves.

I'm so sorry, Tori.

Well, my feelings are really hurt, but I'm gonna be the bigger person here, and I'm going to say okay.

I hear you.

Okay, Tori, what about you?

Um, I think that I thought I was gonna have more time to tell people than I did, but work guessed it because I was so sick that I couldn't hide it anymore.

So it was one of those things, my boss came around the corner in this office, found me on the floor, like, laying underneath the desk because I was like, "I can't keep food down, I can't keep my head up, and I can't leave." And then I think I was, like, six weeks at that point, and I was like, "Surprise, everybody, I'm pregnant." So didn't know-

[laughs]

So, um, Keltie, this won't happen to you, but I go to this girl's house.

It's a work meeting.

Um, I work in policy, so everything's very buttoned up.

This was a little bit less buttoned up, and so I was like, okay, I'll just kind of wear, like, um, sweatpants and a, like, T-shirt or whatever.

Tori, what's something you think is underrated?

Um, using ...

I'm gonna say air quotes 'cause people can't see me.

Using poor grammar I think is actually awesome.

I think there's a reason that we called what we now call Grammar Police.

We used to call them grammar Nazis-

Yeah.

And so I am very pro using any kind of incorrect grammar.

... one second, next second, what?

Yeah.

So, um, I was in the tent just goin' away, plugging, uh, recording some of the, uh, petitions that people sent to us, um, just sitting there on my computer, and all of a sudden we have, um, a US Park Service person come in, tell us, hand us a piece of paper, um, which was a notice that we had to vacate, um, immediately.

We were told we had to pack up and go or else, um, there was going to be further issues, um, and that there were police outside, and so we had to move right away.

Um, so d-

So, but they're telling you you got to vacate, but you weren't even given any time to vacate.

No, no.

No, no time.

Oh.

When the swelling is really bad in the brain, the surgeons will take off a piece of their skull to let the brain swell and heal, 'cause otherwise it'll herniate.

So usually when that happens, we see it all the time, take off usually a front piece, a side piece.

If the person's walking around or doing therapy, they must have this helmet on at all times, obviously, 'cause if they are to fall and hit their head, there's nothing protecting their soft, squishy brain.

So this man in particular, just the location of his injuries, the back of his head, kind of on, like, the nape of his neck.

Because it was at the very back part of his head and because he was so wild and agitated, he had to wear this helmet for 24 hours a day, seven days a week in bed.

Kind of picture, like, a hockey helmet that's hard foam.

Wow.