"Is this what it's like talking to your dad?"

Who needs boys, Stassi, when you have that cutie Venice?

Jax is starting to have second thoughts about his relationship with Laura-Leigh.

Lisa plans a dinner party. Scheana is not invited.

Watch out Peter, you're responsible for stopping any more drama. (We wouldn't want to be in his shoes.)

Girls just wanna have fun and not work on their fashion blogs.

Kristen arrives on the sun deck and acts a little shady towards Stassi.

Stassi wants Kristen to include her, friends or not.

We need to start writing our blogs at tequila bars, too.

Jax was looking a little uncomfortable at Laura-Leigh's meeting. OK, a lot uncomfortable.

Maybe the timing for a relationship talk wasn't as great as Jax thought.

Stassi's big baby blues won't work on Lisa, she needs Stassi to get serious.

It's been a rough couple of months.

The men work out their muscles. . .and girl problems.

Please, Peter, don't make me work with Laura-Leigh.

Peter swears it's not personal, its business.

We don't think this ended the way Laura-Leigh wanted. It's really not her week.

Stassi decides to go home rather than suffer an entire night with Laura-Leigh.

SUR may have its drama, but they're there to support each other's dreams.

Scheana's past with Brandi keeps coming back to haunt her.

Scheana is either working the party or not working at all.

Lisa offers no sympathy to Scheana's tears -- her guests come first.

Scheana just wants to be able to move on.

Lisa picks up the pieces after Scheana leaves for the night.

Stassi is done with Jax's words, he needs to act right and earn her trust.

Was Jax's emotional speech too little, too late?

We thought this conversation was awkward to begin with but. . .

Then we realized that this was happening in front of customers.