But that doesn't mean we leave the drama! Raina predicts to Brenda and Jessica that either Alasia or Angelea is going to throw a punch at someone given their widely-publicized anger issues and inability to control their mouths. Brenda says that this is great, since they'd get kicked off the show, and adds that she'd be happy to take one for the team. I'd be happy about that, too! As they're talking shit, Angelea comes into their room, plops herself down on Jessica's bed, and asks what they're talking about. That's pretty awesome. Brenda interviews that Angelea always walks into their room like she owns the place. This is territorialism as its best. Anyone with cats knows this pattern well, and won't be surprised when Angelea starts eating all of everyone else's food. She already has the claw/scratch maneuver down. Jessica says that all the drama is making her crazy. Angelea replies that when you're living with girls -- especially females -- you're going to have drama. The female girl is a rare, bitchy breed, after all. Angelea adds, "Especially when people don't understand you, and especially when they don't try to understand you." Jessica points out that this seems to be directed at Brenda. Stupid Brenda then drones that if Angelea is going to be in there fighting, she can leave. It's Brenda's territory, and Brenda doesn't invade Angelea's territory, so Angelea can leave. Angelea wonders why Brenda is starting with her, and adds that Brenda doesn't own anything in the whole motherchucking house, so can't tell her where to go. Brenda tells us that Angelea is picking fights with her, but she's not going to let her feather-like pile of red hair get ruffled about it. It's crunch time, and she needs to buckle down.

Just in time, there's Tyra Mail. It simply says, "DING DONG!!" In tandem, the elevator bell rings. The girls run out, and for a second things are very exciting because it appears that Gwen Stefani is there. But it's actually just some lackey, there on behalf of "Miss Tinsley Mortimer." She delivers an invitation that invites the girls to a party celebrating her handbag line. Soon enough, we are at said event. And really, CW, none of us are going to watch High Society. Just show us more of the bitchery and move along. The girls meet Jay Manuel, who notes that they're all dolled up as is appropriate for a fake-ass party. He says that the movers and shakers of the fashion industry are there for the Tinsley Mortimer handbag launch party. He hopes that their style teach will help them to impress the guest of honor. For the challenge, each girl will have one-on-one time with Tinsley, and she'll judge them based on their style and personality. Oh, dear. Jay adds that public perception is very important to becoming a top model. So why not start your career by getting into frozen vegetable brawls?