In "Anything You Can Do" by R.S. Grey, the narrative humorously explores the obsession with home renovation shows like Fixer Upper, particularly the charm and catchphrases of Joanna Gaines. The protagonist reflects on how repetitive the show's phrases can become, like her frequent mentions of 'French doors' and adding beams. This sparks a playful banter between characters about the show's appeal and the protagonist's loyalty to Joanna's style.

As the story unfolds, the protagonist's enjoyment clashes with a friend's light-hearted criticism, leading to a comedic moment as they discuss their differing views on the show's entertainment value. The mention of a phone call interrupts their conversation, hinting at the dynamic relationships and interruptions that characterize their interactions. Throughout the book, the focus remains on the blend of humor and relatable experiences in navigating modern life and friendships.