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BONUS # 532 Sold on SLC S01E01 Part Two: There’s No Business Like Yeo Business

This is the second part of our two-part recap! Sold On SLC premiered on Bravo this week, and we met a fun cast of weirdos all trying to sell modern farmhouses to Lisa Barlow types.  So many pressing questions.  Can Matt ever sell a house while driving a Toyota?  Is Sara stealing clients? And why is Malaysia named Malaysia?  Can’t wait to find out!

BONUS # 532  Sold on SLC S01E01 Part Two:  There’s No Business Like Yeo Business BONUS # 532  Sold on SLC S01E01 Part Two:  There’s No Business Like Yeo Business BONUS # 532  Sold on SLC S01E01 Part Two:  There’s No Business Like Yeo Business

Comments

I am so ready for Ben’s cookbook! I made Ben’s chocolate cheesecake recipe and it’s to die for. 🍰

Victoria Johnson Williamson

Thanks—I had to restart my phone but it’s showing now! I appreciate it!

Sydni Gleissner

hi, can you refresh your feed? I can see it on my end. -Crappens editor Cristina

Cristina DL

Is anyone not seeing the bonus that is supposed to be episode 2? They said they posted it a couple days ago but I only have episode 1 showing in my feed

Sydni Gleissner

When will the episode 2 recap be available?

Kristen

I liked it and I loved the nicknames-squishy face and tiny eyebrows lol! Those people seem strange on the eyes. 👀

Margaret Holsinger

Matt also looks like an Osmond

Tiffany Vinyard

Is part 2 actually part 1 or am I high? lol

Lisa Rodriguez

The mention of the bedroom being “temple white” was a vibe

Emily

I think the “instant” in instant pot comes from Big Pressure Cooker rebranding them for millennials.

Emily

Isn’t it crazy what we repress until Ben or Ronnie brings it to the surface? I had it happen too!

Rebecca Ramsey

Matt looks like Joey Barton (non-uk people just google)

Ellie Q

I thought the show is fun. I appear to have a large capacity for Utah reality television

Julie K

I’m dying at the food storage rant. The church has been obsessed with food storage. It’s like virtue signaling. Canning, grain, wheat, freeze dried food, etc. Every house has its cold storage room in the basement and it’s an absolute selling point. My dad was your typical abusive Mormon dipshit. He would make me change out 40, 2 litter pop bottles filled with water every year. I had to go up and down the stairs in order to do this and I was 7 years old when he started this “tradition”. I tried telling him the water was fine but the 10 year old plastic bottles were probably expired. He didn’t give a shit. I totally repressed that memory until now but I’m glad I died laughing while remembering.

Lucy Anderson


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