What is up everybody? I am George Massey. Please say hello to my co-host, Heather C.
Extreme sisters season two episode nine. This is the George Massey show. We were talking about
part two. Actually, we've been talking about the show. Anna and Lucy were not on this episode.
They will be back next week for the finale. So we'll learn about that later. But Vee and Ashley
are back. They took a week off last week. And we found out that Vee got some great news from her
cardiologist. Her heart is doing fine. She is a clean bill of health. She is in great health.
First of all, first and foremost, congratulations to Vee. That is something we love to hear.
Second of all, she is clear to carry this baby for Ashley. Now, even though that's good news,
where they kind of are right now, it's not really good news because Vee feels like
she's very hurt by the statement that Ashley said. She's like, oh, well, even though we went through
all of this and you told your family and we've had this huge obstacle of getting people on board,
it's not really something that I can afford to do right now. And Vee is like, oh, wow, okay,
I feel kind of stupid because I risked my relationship. I had an argument with your mom
and I've been going to doctor's appointments. I've been changing my life to make this happen.
And Vee was actually hurt that Ashley wasn't able to go to the cardiologist appointment with her.
And Ashley did say to Vee that it was because she couldn't take off from work. But in her
confessionals, she did say that it was more so because of the confrontation at the restaurant
and the tension. And she said that going on these appointments and doing this,
it's very hard and emotionally draining for her knowing that the $28,000 is the
obstacle she doesn't really know how to overcome. So she said it's more so she wants to protect
herself from the hurt and the pain. So she would rather just not do it, not go, not be faced with
these obstacles. But Vee felt just as her sister, she wanted her there, whether they were going to
go through with the the surrogacy or not. She just wanted her sister to be there. So do you feel like
this surrogacy offer has brought them farther apart? Do you feel like they're not as close as they
used to be? I think only because the fact that they're not being completely honest with each
other. I think Vee is very compassionate and she's very vocal. You know, like she basically
will just tell it like it is, like I'm upset. This is why I'm upset. And I feel like
Ashley is more guarded. And I feel like she handles her feelings and her pain differently.
And that's what's causing the clash. Because it seems like Vee doesn't understand like,
why would you joke like that? Why would you make hurtful comments like that? You're not taking
my feelings into accountability. So I think it's just like one of those classic cases of
not being on the same page because they're two different types of strong women that handle
things completely different. I think that it is amazing that Vee is healthy and she was able to
come back from such a horrible thing that had happened to her. I mean, it's such a young age
to have experienced, you know, a stress heart attack and, you know, think that your life is
going to be completely gone. And to be able to come back from that, that's amazing. And I understand
wanting to have somebody there because what if the news wouldn't have been in her favor?
She would have been alone. You know what I mean? Like nobody wants to like
be alone in that situation. And she probably also looks at it like, okay, the reason why I did this
in the first place was to make sure that I was cleared to help give your baby to you. So, you
know, that's the reason why I was going to get checked out in the first place. At least you
could do is come with me. I mean, we all have, you know, our jobs, we all have commitments that
are hard to like get out of and break. But I think she should have been like, okay, this is the day
I have an appointment. I'd love for you to come. And if she's like, well, I can't get out of work
whatever, then maybe they could try to like reschedule or do like a zoom, you know, where
she couldn't be there, you know, physically, maybe she could be there virtually, take like a
lunch break or something. There's always ways around stuff. But like in this case scenario,
she said it wasn't even her job period. She just couldn't deal with all that. But I don't feel
like they even really looked into everything. Like, was she able to get all the answers to this?
Like, I know like when we last saw them, you know, we were looking to see if you know, they were
even healthy enough to be able to continue with this journey. But like, did anybody even like
discuss like the payments, the plans, the amounts, do they have like a payment plan? Do they have
like where you can put so much down? Like, you know, like, does she just automatically hear the
number? And she's just like, there's no way I can do this. You know, I mean, I think that's where we
should have been able to hear more, because then we would understand the situation better. Because
right now we see one sister that's upset because she looks like she's continuing with the process.
And we have this sister who wants the baby that kind of just was like, that's not going to work. So,
you know, let's see what else can happen. And I feel like it doesn't have to be that way,
what they always say, if there's a will, there's a way, maybe, you know, there's more options that
they can look into instead of just pushing it out. So that's what I would like to see for the
season finale with these sisters. I would like to see some type of like peace. I would like to see
some type of common ground, them get together and actually communicate and not just play off of their
feelings and their emotions. Just be like put on the table and like, here, I'm your sister. I've been
with you for day one. I'm trying to help you be there for you. Meet me halfway. Yeah, I feel that
way too. I feel like Ash, Ashley and V just need to open up, communicate and listen to each other.
And like you said, emotions are too high. Just listen to each and don't react. Don't listen to
to defend, listen to react. All right. So I want to talk about the Capasso,
Hannah and Nadia and Catherine. So it's the day of the rattling fundraiser for their brother,
Eden, where they need to raise $12,000, which I think is really high. So I don't think that
that's going to be possible. But they tell us that they got a burst of energy and they pulled off a
lot of things that they need to do the night before. But Hannah wants to say that she got the
burst of energy and she did most of the work the night before, even though Nadia and Catherine
don't agree. So there were no cameras present. So we don't know who actually made the baskets
and who did everything. But we do know that their mom, Donna came over and she's helping them cook
the food. And it does look like they're going to pull it off. The food actually gets to the venue
and we're watching it happen. And there was some arguing and fighting about like the salad and no
one was helping. And one of the triplets was like, how long is this going to take? I want to get my
nails done. You know, there wasn't a really big sense of urgency. So their mom, Donna just feels
that opening a restaurant with them is probably not going to be the best course of action for her.
But I will say this, the fundraiser, there was food, there was baskets, they were manning the
door. Unfortunately, Catherine lost the 50-50 bucket a few times, which I think it had money in
it. So that was pretty bad. So I was hoping that she would start guarding that with her life a
little bit more because when people pay for the 50-50, half full, they give you money, you give
them a ticket. So if you leave the bucket somewhere and somebody just finds the bucket of money,
everyone is always super honest. Like somebody might say, oh, I just want a bucket of money. And
then just hop up and leave and there's the money. So I'm hoping that they would take it a little
more serious. Pam came through with a $5,000 donation from the Plaza Automall, which is a family
friend that owns that dealership. And even she said it, she's like, I'm the one that made the call.
I'm the one who got the check. But in the end, it's the Capasso triplets who did this, who
got the donation. So they raised a total of $6,500. They're more than halfway there.
But Hannah feels like, especially with the check situation and the amount of work that she put
into the fundraiser, she wants to start being graded in Beliefer efforts. She said her brother,
Aiden said to her that they're holding her back and it really got to her. She said that she wanted
to know what her capabilities are without them, what she's capable of doing, what her limits are,
how far she could go. So she's decided to go on a solo trip, which is not a big deal to normal,
like not triplet people, because you know, everyone's gone on a solo trip. In this situation,
she's never gone anywhere without her sister. So this is a big deal for her. And sisters are confused
because like, well, why would you leave without us? Tell us where you're going. We can determine
if we're going to go with you or not. But I think that this is going to be a good experience for her
just to see what it's like in the real world without her sisters. And it's going to be good for
Nadia and Catherine to beat for Hannah because Hannah's the ringleader. She's the one that runs
things. So I feel like this is a good kind of test run for all three triplets, right?
Yeah, I feel that way too. I think that they need a little bit of space to get everything strained away,
because I think that Hannah is starting to feel some type of way because she's starting to feel
like she's unappreciated. Nothing is worse than when you're trying to like really do something
and get noticed and do big things. And then people constantly always remember the past or
those compare you to other people. And it's like, you're sitting here purposely going out of your
way to do big things to show that there's a difference being made. And yet it still can't be seen.
So I think that it's always good to take yourself out of the equation every once in a while to like
let people miss you. This is what life would be like without me. And we already know that Nadia
and Catherine love her to pieces and already miss her and she wasn't even out the door.
And you know, I think that with her being gone, even if it's two hours or 24 hours,
that they might take a look at it and be like, wow, why did she leave? Did it have something to do
with us? What can we do? And it might help make changes for everybody all together. I am disappointed
that we didn't get to actually see the fundraiser. I think that it would have been cool to have like
an inside look kind of like how we saw the restaurant with Anna and Lucy and stuff. I think
it would have been cool to actually see like, how did everything pan out? Like we didn't even get to
see her lose the 50 50 bit and we didn't get to see any of that. It was all like word of mouth.
And I feel like they're always being rushed. Their segment is always being rushed. And we don't ever
get to see anything other than them sitting around, you know, with the fingers being pointed
saying what they're doing, what they're not doing. And it's like, I want to see more. I've said that
from the beginning, I've always wanted to see more. This is supposed to be an inside look to show us
why they're extreme. Well, why are they extreme? How could we never get to see them stream together?
Like how can we never get to see them go out to a concert together or bar together? Like it's always
like in that one room in the one house. And there's so much more that could be done or said. And I
feel like it's being slept on. And as far as the restaurant situation goes, maybe if it's in the
cards, the mom can still open the restaurant, maybe run it with her son and the older responsible
daughter. Yeah, Regina, Regina would be a good fit. And then Hannah too. And then, you know, if the
other two want to come along and help out, they can. But I don't think that they should throw
it down the drain just because not everybody's on board. Because just because somebody's not on board
right away doesn't mean that they can't change their mind. Some people just haven't found their,
you know, their purpose in life. They haven't tried to find their path in life. Sometimes it takes
people a little longer than others, especially with children, people that have kids, they should
know that every kid they have is different. Even the triplets are different. So hopefully they'll
still reconsider and open that vegan Italian restaurant because I'm really hoping that they'll
send us some samples because it sounds intriguing. And I would love to try something different.
That sounds good. So, but I love them. And I feel like TLC, you should give them a chance. We want
to see more of them. Yeah, I would watch a show just about the triplets. But like you said, I think
that if Hannah was to start doing the restaurant with her mom, you know, if they saw her committed
to something and doing something completely on her own without them, they're going to want to be a
part of it. Exactly. They don't like doing things separately. So when they saw her with her luggage,
you're like, tell us where you're going, we can go to like, so I feel like if Hannah does do
something on her own, it will attract the interest of the other sisters because they're going to be
like, well, if you're doing it and you're doing good at it, and our mom is proud of you for doing
it, I want to be a part of that. And I just feel like they just need that push, you know, they just
need that push. And I think Hannah's going to always be the one that gives them that push,
because I feel like the fundraiser probably took off because Hannah got that burst of energy. And
when they saw her working, they started helping and they were able to do that. I do, I do feel like
they feed off of each other. It would be difficult for them to just break off into three separate
people cold turkey. So I do feel like they are going to need to do something together, but
individually at the same time. All right, so we've run out of time. Thank you so much for
joining me to my cohost Heather. I'm George Matzi, make sure to follow me on all social media platforms,
GeorgeMatzi.com, and anywhere you get your podcasts. And we will talk to you all next week for the
finale of season two of Extreme Sisters.