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She sits on the bed with Katie, Lala, and Kristina Kelly always both names! This is when things really turn. I am dead. What Raquel said was clearly mean and rude, but I think it had more to do with her being drunk. Just squash it for now and deal with it in the morning. Naturally, as Raquel leaves the room, the new Witches of WeHo start stirring their cauldron and making fun of Raquel, who creeps back in and eavesdrops.
Maybe she really wants to be friends with these girls; maybe she wants to see if they are talking shit. Anyway, her feelings are hurt. When they tell her, she, of course, feels bad. This is just average behavior for this class of reality star. This is not what Raquel was saying at all. These are two different things. She then gets her Tennessee Williams moment. None of us know who we are. None of us know who we are β no reason to have a hangover-fueled panic attack about it. When they arrive in Havasu, Charli shows up fresh off a shift from SUR, her hair still smelling like goat-cheese balls and 13 percent tips from tourists.
Because they are all wrong. When Charli asks if they met any hosts or servers at Paris, a question that comes right in through her earpiece, they start to recount the story of Oliver. She says when she heard it, she was personally offended for everyone in a relationship.
So, no, Raquel was not offensive to all women everywhere. She was just drunk and being a jerk. Raquel is sick of it and finally decides to stick up for herself. In the moment, I give the point to Raquel because Lala did drunkenly hump James Kennedy when she knew he was with Raquel and she was with Randall. She has Lala dead to rights. Well, for now. It was six years ago. Lala makes a good point; what Raquel did was in the very recent past, whereas what Lala did is, by this point, ancient history in her mind.
