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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2024 · 55 MIN

"...but it's all personal"

from Eastside Sisters Show with Banana Delvey and Miss October · host Banana Delvey and Miss October

Oh podlings, it was just another normal afternoon for Miss October and Banana Delvey. They were strutting down Davie Street, fabulous as ever, thinking they'd treat themselves to a chill day with no mess, no drama, and just a bit of window shopping. But, oh no, the universe had different plans. Just as they passed Junction, the sky opened up—not with rain, podlings, but with hot tea. We're talking piping, scalding hot tea. It was falling fast, and baby, it was spilling from every corner of the sky. Miss October, ever the queen of preparation, whipped out her rhinestone-studded umbrella like she was about to vogue through the storm. But as soon as that hot tea touched it, it burned straight through, leaving her stunned and her new blowout in absolute shambles. "Not this mess today!" Miss October gasped, frantically trying to shield her face. But Banana Delvey? Oh, she wasn’t having it. She pulled a giant mug from her oversized purse, the kind you’d drink soup out of, and with a twinkle in her eye, said, “Girl, if it’s gonna rain tea, we might as well have ourselves a cuppa!” And with that, they both started filling their mugs with all that hot, scandalous tea falling from the heavens. The more they caught, the more they realized — there was no escaping it. If the tea’s coming for you, you might as well drink up. So, instead of fighting it, they turned up the volume on Miss October’s Bluetooth speaker, set to their latest pop banger, and started dancing in the rain, right there outside the Junction. Who cares if it was a Monday night? People passing by gasped, spilling their own secrets without even knowing. Banana and Miss October twirled, dipped, and served like it was the final number of a Saturday drag show. And by the time they were done, they’d collected enough tea to last a lifetime. But guess what? They weren’t burnt, bothered, or broken by it. They sipped their tea, shrugged, and kept on dancing. Because honey, when it rains tea, you don’t hide—you pour yourself a hot mug and show that drama who’s boss. If you heard your name you heard us wrong...

Oh podlings, it was just another normal afternoon for Miss October and Banana Delvey. They were strutting down Davie Street, fabulous as ever, thinking they'd treat themselves to a chill day with no mess, no drama, and just a bit of window shopping. But, oh no, the universe had different plans. Just as they passed Junction, the sky opened up—not with rain, podlings, but with hot tea. We're talking piping, scalding hot tea. It was falling fast, and baby, it was spilling from every corner of the sky. Miss October, ever the queen of preparation, whipped out her rhinestone-studded umbrella like she was about to vogue through the storm. But as soon as that hot tea touched it, it burned straight through, leaving her stunned and her new blowout in absolute shambles. "Not this mess today!" Miss October gasped, frantically trying to shield her face. But Banana Delvey? Oh, she wasn’t having it. She pulled a giant mug from her oversized purse, the kind you’d drink soup out of, and with a twinkle in her eye, said, “Girl, if it’s gonna rain tea, we might as well have ourselves a cuppa!” And with that, they both started filling their mugs with all that hot, scandalous tea falling from the heavens. The more they caught, the more they realized — there was no escaping it. If the tea’s coming for you, you might as well drink up. So, instead of fighting it, they turned up the volume on Miss October’s Bluetooth speaker, set to their latest pop banger, and started dancing in the rain, right there outside the Junction. Who cares if it was a Monday night? People passing by gasped, spilling their own secrets without even knowing. Banana and Miss October twirled, dipped, and served like it was the final number of a Saturday drag show. And by the time they were done, they’d collected enough tea to last a lifetime. But guess what? They weren’t burnt, bothered, or broken by it. They sipped their tea, shrugged, and kept on dancing. Because honey, when it rains tea, you don’t hide—you pour yourself a hot mug and show that drama who’s boss. If you heard your name you heard us wrong...

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Oh podlings, it was just another normal afternoon for Miss October and Banana Delvey. They were strutting down Davie Street, fabulous as ever, thinking they'd treat themselves to a chill day with no mess, no drama, and just a bit of window shopping....

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