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I donвЂ™t like to hurt peopleвЂ™s feelings, but I will fucking fire a bitch. So sometimes itвЂ™s about pushing past that discomfort and crossing the lines, pushing past that boundary to get what you want. To be authoritative and also be nice to everyone. Gawker: Can you describe the last time you didnвЂ™t feel like a boss bitch and how you got out of it?Д¬Q: IвЂ™ll be honest with you. Gawker: Well then who is the bitchiest boss? Unoriginality is antithetical to being a boss bitch.Д¬Q: The bossiest bitch is hard to say -В everyone has the potential to become a bossy bitch, and there are too many bossy bitches for me to name, so IвЂ™m just going to say myself. Gawker: You can interpret it however you like.Д¬Q: The definition of a boss is just having your own style. Gawker: What qualities does a basic bitch have? Could you describe the opposite of a Boss Bitch? Someone who is able to set boundaries, who is able to say, вЂњNo,вЂќ to things- Oh my god, IвЂ™m going to barf. However, my interpretation of a boss bitch is someone who steps into their own power, or is comfortable in who they are. There are people who are just learning to read English for the first time, so IвЂ™m wondering if you could take a moment to define the words вЂњboss,вЂќ вЂњbitch,вЂќ and the term вЂњboss bitchвЂќ for those people.Д¬Q: I would consider myself to not be fully versed in the English language. Gawker: You donвЂ™t get to keep all that stuff, right? Gawker: Important question up top: how many suitcases did you bring?Д¬Q: Well, I brought seven, but I came back with six.Д¬Q: One of them got lostвЂ¦ But then my stylist came with another four. (holding a tissue to her eye) IвЂ™m holding my eye because itвЂ™s watering. Nice to finally meet you.Д¬Q: Max, you have no idea to begin to even have an idea, to begin to even an ideaвЂ¦Д¬Q: Oh, itвЂ™s fucking going, and it doesnвЂ™t stop. This interview has been condensed for clarity and fabulosity. I climbed into the back next to a photographer, and Christine sat directly in front of me, alongside her handler, as we headed downtown. We were shuffled by ChristineвЂ™s team into a black SUV. When the elevators opened Christine performed a grand entrance for the gaymanвЂ™s camera. We briefly met eyes, the gayman and I, and probably thought the same thing: вЂњNo.вЂќ Painful elevator music filled the lobby, and I thought about how elevator-themed this lobby was. In the lobby, a gay man (I am frequently able to recognize another member of the tribe) with a tall pompadour, silk cream blouse unbuttonned to his solar plexus, and legging-tight black jeans, began filming the unremarkable chandelier and plucking stray pieces of lint off the rug. People get awfully passionate about reality TV. A man in his fifties walked past the hotel with his middle finger extended towards the structure - I assumed he was a fan of ChrishellвЂ™s. (Quinn said she was put up at the hotel by a travel company that managed her book tour.) Earlier that morning, she had been posing in the furry palm of a King Kong hand replica atop the most iconic building in the Big Apple, and now I wondered which inky glass panel she was being held in until her next outing. I arrived at Trump International Hotel a bit early and sat on a bench outside, staring up at the obsidian and bronze monolith that protected me from the beautiful spring sun.

Her PR team insisted it wouldnвЂ™t be possible, but at ChristineвЂ™s request, it was decided that I would join them in the car ride from their hotel to The Strand. visit to the Empire State Building followed by a 5 p.m.

She was going to have a packed day: an 11 a.m.

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We began to correspond, and when it came to my attention that she would be briefly visiting New York for the launch of her new book, How to be a Boss Bitch, I texted her asking if sheвЂ™d be open to an interview.

Your tone and humor, spot onвЂ¦ I have no shame in understanding the assignment and I am happy to deliver.вЂќ Hours after it was published, Christine herself commented on my Instagram post about the piece: вЂњI thought your article was impeccable. Back in January of this year, I wrote an article for Gawker about Selling Sunset and its star Christine Quinn.