Hey, hey, hey, Brown and Vision, I'm back. Mandy's back. We're back. And we're still black.

Yes, if you're wondering the world's at an end. I don't know. I think every morning I was like one eye squinting waiting for the apocalypse, but we're still alive. It's crazy.

I know the mark of the beast and everything. I'm like, wow, so I haven't gotten my mark yet. So hopefully that doesn't mean that I'm going to be left behind.

Yeah, I feel like everyone is sort of like moving on with life now. And that's what I want to do. I want to like move on, focus on some positive. Still keep one eye open.

Yeah, the scenery, the national shatery. But yeah, I'm starting to feel back kind of to normal, kind of to normal. I mean Thanksgiving and Christmas are coming up. So it's hard to kind of be.

It's either hard to be in a bad mood or it's real easy. And I'm choosing for it to be real hard. Like I just may be happy.

Yeah, and I just I feel like, you know, there's always something like I'm trying on like on my timeline on my Facebook timeline when something comes up, you know, I make an executive decision whether or not I want to jump down that rabbit hole.

Sometimes, you know, you want to know like what's happening on the other days. I'm like, yeah, I can learn that tomorrow. Instead, I'm going to watch this little video of this little two year old dancing to whams wake me up before you go.

Go. And it was so cute. I posted on my Facebook page. Yeah, he was going in. I'm like, how does he know all the moves? I can't think of a more obnoxious song.

But it was adorable with him. Wake me up. Yeah, go. Go. Go. They're rising the Carlton. What did Carlton dance to?

I don't know. It's not a huge world. Yes, in sync. See the connection between us, the brown ambition connection is so strong across the state lines.

Exactly. Mucky. No, no, no, see. Say what? You never. Oh my God. That's Spanish. We're just talking about the color purple. Remember when like they were trying to separate what be Goldberg's character from her sister.

Do you know confession? I have not watched the actual be Goldberg production with Oprah and everything probably since the 90s. Yeah, but I've seen the play twice.

Oh, okay. Well, you can. I have more familiar with the musical than I am with the movie. They were like they were like separating them. I think from her chairman.

Yeah, well, her the Nelly Nessie girl, the silly. Whoopie go. Yeah. No. So silly and her sister, Nettie or I forget her name. I think it's Nettie. So Mr. Remember Mr. Ditty Glover's character. The terrible. So he tried to sleep with Nettie.

He tried to rape her. She wouldn't let him. So he had her sent away. And when they were being separated, they were like doing this like hand clap like Nucky.

No, not in a no see. And even they kept doing it and they pulled them apart. It's just such a. Oh, they do that in the play too. I don't remember the song. Yeah, that's a sad image. No, but I was just saying.

It wasn't sometimes I use a point. You guys I told her on the low low that this was going to be a positive show talking about best friends being ripped apart.

I think it's a different country. No matter where we are, we're still close. So when I get pulled away and sent off to Africa.

We can sing. Nucky. That's some small comfort. I said. Everybody does it. Like if you're leaving your friend, like your friend is like going home, like me, my best friends do that all the time.

Like if I'm like, all right, it's time for me to go home. I've been here all day. And they're like, no. And then we got I got Facebook text.

I will never be separated. Not really. It's so hard. I yeah, it's crazy to think there were times when it was just a telephone.

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