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You guys, welcome to another episode of nostalgia in now.

Today's episode is all about Tell Me Lies.

I'm going to just be talking about the series finale. I'm sure I'll talk a little bit about, like,

things that happened throughout the series. But I have to say, I love this show. And I don't love it

because it's bad. Like there are so many people who are like, it's the worst show I've ever seen but I love it and I used to say that but I have to say I just thoroughly

enjoy it and maybe it's because it's toxic I love a toxic show with toxic characters and like

nobody's really likable I will say that I have been a Bree lover since day day one, and I still love her, and I don't

care what she did. But I think this is like the perfect show to explain why staying friends

with people because of nostalgia is not always a good thing. I think millennials specifically

stay friends with people for longer than we're supposed to because

of social media. Like the older generation, you kind of like graduated, went off and did your old

thing. Maybe you found someone on Facebook a decade later or whatever. But with millennials,

we've really never had that, right? Like there are definitely people in my life that I had to kind of figure out if I was friends

with them for nostalgia reasons because they're like historical friends or if because I actually

want to continue to be their friends going forward.

You know, I think a lot of people are okay just sitting around and talking about high school

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