-But there are so many things
that fascinate me about you two. For example, you work together,
the both of you, from your show to your podcast,
to your beauty line, to your sports-wear line,
to your wine line, to your YouTube channel. Plus, you spend all your
free time together. I need to know —
how and why do you do this? -Honestly…
-Well, we call it “marriage.” She’s my husband.
-That’s right. -It’s been a 35-year marriage. But, you know, I —
The one thing that I love, as being sisters, is
we’re so honest with each other. -Yeah.
-So it’s nice. It’s like having that
honestly and trust — it makes everything work. -And getting to do it with her,
I mean, she makes it fun. And I could yell at her,
and then she forgives me like two minuets later,
so it’s perfect. Employees don’t do that. -So, in an effort to
spend less time together, you did what any
sane siblings would do.
You bought houses
right next to each other. -Yes. -So, are you worried about
living so close? Are you going to
murder each other? -Yeah, we actually got in
a fight the other day, and I was like, “I regret buying
the house next door to you.” -And, like, she was going to
put it up for sale. But, also, we’re having this,
like, huge issue where we have
a zero property line. So, she’s really upset by
these vines I have in front of my bathroom window because I can stare
into her living-room window. -Okay, you — It’s like a bush. They’re not like vines, and so when I was doing
my walk-through, I go, “Um, do I have to cut
these and take care of it ’cause that’s covering my
sister’s bathroom?” And they go,
“Yeah, it’s on your property.” And I go, “Wait. But this is her vines that’s
actually like a bush.” And — I don’t know why I love
that word, but…
-And, remember, there’s kids
working the cameras. -Oh, shoot, kids.
Okay, never mind. -Cover your ears.
Thank you. Yep. Thank you.
-Sorry, kids. But, yeah, so,
it’s just unfair. -So, I was going to ask —
you have a younger brother named JJ, correct? -Yeah.
-What’s his dynamic? Does he ever have a say
in all of this? -Well, yeah.
-Yeah, he does. He’s always —
He’s, like, our triplet. -No way. -Well, I mean,
he’s, like, our — -We bullied him
when we were young.
-Okay, not bullied. -He was, like, the third man
out, like, always the odd one. -Well, now he’s, like,
our assistant. Like, I mean —
-Sounds lovely. -Yeah, he loves that. -He’s always a part of
everything. Like, for example, my sister really needed her birth
certificate. I don’t even know why.
Was it for a passport? -It was something WWE.
We were traveling somewhere. -She calls my brother
and she’s like, “JJ, can you please go into my
closet in this drawer –” -Top drawer.
-Yeah, top drawer. “Get my birth certificate
and then mail it to me.” So, my brother’s like,
“Yeah, of course I’ll do it.” So, he goes — This poor kid. He opens up her top drawer,
and he was like, “She has to be kidding me.” Am I allowed to say “sex toys”? -You just did, so…
-Okay. A gazillion sex toys.
-A gazillion. -He felt like it was like that.
-I’m not Jenna Jameson.
-And he calls us there
and he goes, “Your birth certificate
is in here?” And that’s where she hides it.
-Okay, I totally forgot. And then when he said it,
I was like, “Oh, yeah,” because I was just thinking
that if anyone was ever to rob me, no one was
going to dig under my sex toys to take my Social Security card
and my birth certificate. I thought it was
a great plan, and then — I’m not going to lie —
when I got home and I remember opening up
my drawers like, “Ew, my brother has seen
and touched these.” Like, I’m burning them.
-Could you imagine him? -Right?
-Poor him. -Poor me.
-I mean, that’s like — -And my vagina. -That’s, like,
a modern-day safe, but I guess it depends on
the thief, because, you know, some thieves might be like,
“Hit the jackpot!” -Yeah.
But they’d probably leave
the birth certificate and just take all the toys. -Exactly..
