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Welcome back to the friends on where we celebrate back history month all year long.

What you were just delighted and treated to be privy to by the eerie to was a clip from Tiffany hadish years ago, four school and 40 years ago, like a play from the vault.

She was on PIP my ride in iconic staple in pop culture from MTV when MTV was MTV.

And who knew the future comedy legend Tiffany she ready hadish.

She was riding around in a raggedy four tours on PIP my ride back in the day.

The moral of the story is she closed her piece by saying, but we saw a really fine dude.

There's always motivation and inspiration to keep going.

And in Tiffany hadish's case she tore that car up.

I mean that four tours all it needed was a number on the side.

You could have put it in the road and the derby where they where they drive the monster trucks over the cars. That's all it needed.

But she justified acquiring those dents by saying, but we saw a really fine dude.

The lesson in all of this because the takeaway is always what is most important.

Don't beat yourself up for making a mistake.

Allow yourself the role to make that mistake because hey, you might have seen a really fine dude hashtag.

But we saw a really fine dude with that being said and most importantly understood I would like to welcome everyone to the friend zone.

You're weekly once again, look into all things mental health, mental wellness and mental hygiene because who in the hell wants a musty brain.

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