She doesn’t know how to separate work from personal because realistically Christine wasn’t doing anything when she was at work. The only thing I saw her do was talk on the phone and Mary actually should’ve called that out but she didn’t

Shocked me! As a manager I would be so sad if I looked that unprofessional. She needs to explain to her friends that she has to put on her "manager hat" and mediate things clearly and for the best of the business, not just Chrishell. 

Also her and Romain having that conversation on camera was so painful. Women often always have to make that hard decision but woof - never again. 

I also think at one point she said, “I was just filling Amanza in on the Christine and Emma drama” lololol 

Mary lost me big time this season. If she wants to be a manager and boss, she needs to realize she can't explode at every single thing she doesn't like. So unprofessional. 

what are all your thoughts on Mary as a manager? I’m happy for her and she is definitely a hustler when it comes to the O Group. Well deserved! BUT I found her as a manager to be rather shocking? The way she spoke to Christine at Christine’s birthday coffee meeting (lol) was SO unprofessional. Just bc christine is unprofessional doesn’t mean she should be too? She was yelling at her coworker (as a manager) publicly and it was just… so bad? And then the comparing of the women’s listings (davina Vanessa and Emma) was just… weird? She’s been in the game long enough? IDK made me lose some respect for her… anyone else? 

Also if I ever hear the phrase “lose my promotion” again, I s2g. 

*I say all of this fully knowing the show is very dramatized! But it wasn’t a good look. 

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