In a conversation full of tension and a mix of confidence and sarcasm, Lisa Barlow left a strong impression with her statement: "Um, I don’t fly economy class, and I don’t carry economy tickets." Those who follow The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City (RHOSLC) are no strangers to Lisa’s self-importance, always flaunting her lavish lifestyle. However, this particular comment has now become a topic of mockery, thanks to the sharp response from Bronwyn Newport.
Bronwyn, never one to miss an opportunity for sarcasm, immediately fired back with a particularly clever reply, and of course, And Just Like That was cleverly included to add an extra layer of irony. She responded: “Wait. The icon is SJP in the show who changed fashion and wardrobe... with... oh my, could it be?!?” Bronwyn didn’t stop there, adding: “It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s a COACH bag. SLC never gets past that gossip; they’re always a trend behind.”
Lisa Barlow’s statement instantly calls to mind scenes from Sex and the City, where the luxurious lifestyle, class distinctions, and the difference between economy and first-class flights are always a hot topic. Lisa, in her usual self-assured way, openly declares that she never "flies economy," as a way to assert her status and separate herself from others in the group.
However, Bronwyn didn't let this pass without a jab, and her response highlighted an ironic twist. She compared Lisa's self-importance to Sarah Jessica Parker’s (SJP) iconic role in Sex and the City, where everything is considered an icon of high society, but Bronwyn questions if it’s all just exaggerated nonsense. While Lisa clings to her high-class image, Bronwyn suggests that SLC (Salt Lake City) can never "move past" those images. According to her, they are always behind the trends, just like the outdated fashion icons of the past that have long been forgotten.
The contrast between Lisa’s lavish lifestyle and the “real” personas of other group members, like Bronwyn, is always a controversial topic. While Lisa continues to revel in her luxurious life, Bronwyn doesn’t hesitate to expose and criticize these self-important statements. Bronwyn’s comment isn’t just sarcastic; it challenges Lisa’s notion of what "high-class" is. By invoking And Just Like That, Bronwyn implies that realness can often be overshadowed when someone is too focused on building an elite image, especially when those images are outdated and left behind.
This comment is just one example of the constant back-and-forth between Lisa Barlow and Bronwyn Newport, two people with starkly opposing lifestyles and viewpoints. Lisa, always proud of what she has and can do, is not one to be easily provoked. However, Bronwyn, with her sharp tongue and willingness to strike, once again proves that she is never afraid to face off and always knows how to stir up drama to grab attention.
Bronwyn’s "And Just Like That" quote wasn’t just a response to Lisa Barlow—it was a reminder that everything can be turned upside down and viewed in a different light. In Lisa’s world of pomp and self-importance, Bronwyn continues to pick apart every statement, turning them into targets for ridicule. This not only adds more drama to the RHOSLC show but also makes viewers question just how "high-class" the image each character builds for themselves really is.
