Salon Stylist Gets Drunk On The Clock And Does THIS! | Tabatha Takes Over | Season 4 Episode 1

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• DA

  @DancingLime · 2 months ago

  "Smack the plastic surgery out of her" is wild

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• IN

  @inkst8ndwrtch · 2 months ago

  “Carrie seems mature for her age” = Carrie has been parentified since childhood and is facing a lifetime of being her mom’s caretaker.

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• AZ

  @azalago · 3 months ago (edited)

  That alcoholic esthetician is a hot mess. I wouldn&apos;t let her wax a mannequin.<br><br>And I can do makeup better than she can!

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• GR

  @greerlleuad4331 · 3 months ago

  You can tell this situation really affected Tabatha personally. I think she&apos;s very compassionate underneath her tough exterior. This episode really brought that out.

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• KA

  @KaijuSocial · 3 months ago

  I really can’t stand when people request assistance &amp; then fight the help they asked for.

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• LE

  @Lena_CBS10 · 3 months ago

  They&apos;re still open today.

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• TT

  @ttintagel · 1 month ago (edited)

  It&apos;s taken me WAAAAY too many episodes to notice that they use the same unlabeled prop shampoo/retail product bottles in every episode. I feel like such an idiot, LOL!

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• MI

  @michellecole5934 · 3 months ago

  You can tell the make up girl isn&apos;t great based solely on her make up she&apos;s done on herself and thought looks great and walks into the world with it.

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• MA

  @masamordior · 3 months ago

  This episode had me emotional. The mother Suzanne felt stuck, and her daughter was carrying so much of the responsibility. At first, I thought Mom was just falling short, but as the episode went on, I realized she was human, overwhelmed and doing the best she knew how to do with what she had.<br>When Tabatha offered to help her with housing and she said, &quot;Tabatha&apos;s going to help me get an apartment,&quot; I completely lost it. I started bawling. Mom didn&apos;t need judgment, she needed a little help and support.<br>Then, when Tabatha encouraged her daughter to step away and teach yoga, you could see the fear in her eyes. She was so used to being her mother&apos;s keeper that letting go felt scary. That moment hit me hard too.<br>I loved this episode. Real change happened, burdens were lifted, and people were given a chance to get their lives back. Wishing them all the best moving forward. ❤️

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• CL

  @classlessalienbackupaccoun8167 · 2 months ago

  Tabatha is literally the Gordon Ramsey of salons ! Obsessed! Love ! She also helps and does so much good ! Amazing

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• OL

  @OlCurieux · 2 months ago

  Finding an appartement is one thing. Being able to afford it is another.

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• WI

  @wilhmavandebeld8761 · 3 months ago

  I wouldn’t let those drunks near my head.

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