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Tom Sandoval<\/a> did not like <\/span>Scheana Shay<\/a>‘s “Apples.” On the latest episode of\u00a0<\/span>Vanderpump Rules<\/em><\/a>, Scheana dropped “Apples,” a thinly veiled diss track in response to Tom’s affair with <\/span>Rachel Leviss<\/a> amid his relationship with <\/span>Ariana Madix<\/a>, and Sandoval was less than pleased.<\/span><\/p>\n The episode began with Rachel discussing Scandoval on a podcast, during which she claimed that she never loved Sandoval. That sent Sandoval into a tailspin, as he cried, “To go through all of that and not even give it a shot? What was it all for?”<\/span><\/p>\n Amid his renewed turmoil, Scheana geared up for the release of “Apples.” While the song began as a dig at Rachel, when Scheana chose to expand the second verse, some pointed lines about Sandoval made the cut.<\/span><\/p>\n Scheana chose to break the news about the song to Sandoval during the first-ever brunch at TomTom, the restaurant he co-owns with <\/span>Tom Schwartz<\/a> and <\/span>Lisa Vanderpump<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n While Scheana claimed that the track was “open to interpretation,” she admitted that one line may raise some eyebrows.<\/span><\/p>\n “There’s one line where it says, ‘From a Ferrari to a Jetta \/ Thought that you knew better,'” Scheana told Sandoval. “You went from something gold to something not and you could do better.”<\/span><\/p>\n In response, Schwartz told the cameras, “The song, yeah, it’s open to interpretation, aside from the fact that Rachel used to literally drive a Jetta.”<\/span><\/p>\n While Scheana insisted that Sandoval wouldn’t “be able to hate” the song, he angrily replied, “You’d feel differently if you went through what I went through and I was writing a song about you, but that’s OK. That’s fine.”<\/span><\/p>\n With that, Sandoval stormed away, calling the track “f**king bulls**t.”<\/span><\/p>\n “I feel like Scheana and I have come a long way. We were starting to become friends again. And then it’s like, go profit off my pain. It’s just like, ‘Tom’s going to be collateral damage in this. I don’t give a s**t. I’ve got to put my track out,'” he said in a confessional. “If Scheana was really caring about mending things, she wouldn’t have done this.”<\/span><\/p>\n On his way out of TomTom, Sandoval delivered a final blow to Scheana, as he told her,\u00a0“Keep cashing in on my misery.”<\/span><\/p>\n The song, which <\/span>was released<\/a> in August, included such phrases as “narcissistic psycho,” and called the Scandoval duo “fake,” “a snake,” and “a hot mess.”<\/span><\/p>\n When ET spoke to Sandoval ahead of the season premiere,\u00a0<\/span>he urged<\/a>\u00a0fans to remember that he’s “not a character,” but rather “a human being,” adding, “I’m a real person. Just try to keep that in mind.”\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n