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I just love the Sally and Macy dynamic that we rarely get to see on old clips....The way they are plotting like school girls, though there is nothing that malicious about it.....I also love how they are up to date on the whole Eric and Stephanie divorce thing....I don't think Brooke and Macy really interacted at all during the first decade Macy was on, till the whole Thorne fiasco started in 1999, so i'm curious if Macy had anything negative to say about Brooke even then?

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