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Throwing a $200,000 Birthday Party
So a lot of times they'll come to the hotel, and there's not a better place in the area for this. If they're doing a shoot or if they're doing production, they'll come and they'll, they'll stay in the hotel, and they could, they could read, practice their lines. They can do makeup there, they can do wardrobing there. It's really a phenomenal place, and they're there, and this way nobody is going to their residences. So they, you know, they come You know, their anonymity is very important. So they show up there, have all their stuff done, they go to their event. If somebody follows them back to the hotel, hey, guess what? Big deal.
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It's also nice because it's like paparazzi-proof, probably down there, right? So you can get in your car and leave and then—
Yes, it's— yeah, it's a very secure part of the hotel.
We would— a lot of— do a lot of celebs make, uh, the Beverly Hills Hotel like the residence, like when they're in LA? Is that how it works?
So a lot of times they'll come to the hotel, and there's not a better place in the area for this. If they're doing a shoot or if they're doing production, they'll come and they'll, they'll stay in the hotel, and they could, they could read, practice their lines. They can do makeup there, they can do wardrobing there. It's really a phenomenal place, and they're there, and this way nobody is going…
You know, it's not your private home.
So it's kind of a cool thing.
What have you noticed about like rich people in general over the years?