Hello and welcome to another episode of Dear Cav, the show where I give you the best, worst advice on the planet.

Today's questions are from you, the people, submitted to Dear Cab at Cabonstage.com.

Thank you for keeping the show going. With that first question, dear Kev, I recently bought some shirts from a black-owned business and received the wrong items.

Something more expensive came and now I'm torn. Do I keep what I didn't order and the business will have to charge it to the

game or should I at least reach out and try to pay the difference as someone who used to pack

and ship your own merchandise is that something that happened often did a customer reach out

and attempt to pay the difference by the way she's a high school classmate who I want to see

win and make all her bread. First things first.

Thank you for supporting black on business.

The fact that it was a mistake means you made a mistake.

Black on businesses don't make mistakes.

I have a black on business.

Keep your distance comedy show.

That's happening tonight, actually.

And if we ever make a mistake, don't even bring it up.

Don't, don't say we messed up.

Just accept that it's a black on business

and you're supporting.

Should you hold black on business

to the same standard as you hold other businesses?

No, you should say, hey man, they're black.

I'm gonna pay them more and expect less.

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