The Bert Show.

This may be another great example.

And Melissa said this time and time again that a woman's worst enemy are other women. Yeah, women are their own worst enemy. Absolutely. Producer Tracy may be able to back you up on this. I have a good friend of mine that has been coming to me lately for more and more advice. You know, like all of a sudden I'm her new best friend. and that's because recently, well, not even so much recently,

she's been dating a guy for a while and she was I'm her new best friend. And that's because recently, well, not even so much recently,

she's been dating a guy for a while and she was going to her real best friend, you know, an even better friend to her than I am, for, you know, just talking about your typical, you know, guy problems, you know, little problems that come up in relationships. Well, she can't go to this girl anymore because she's realized every time she

approaches this girl, the girl blows the problems way out of proportion and tries to convince

this girl that he's just not, he doesn't love you, he doesn't respect you, you're in the wrong

relationship. And I know this guy and he's great. Like he could, you couldn't ask for a better

boyfriend. And she thinks it's because her best

friend is a little bitter and upset that she's really hasn't ever had a boyfriend, therefore

wants her to be alone too. So her best friend's really sabotaging her relationship. Exactly.

Because she wants her to be alone and lonely. Right. Do women do this? I mean, do a little soul

searching here. Do you guys know

women or have you done this before that it just makes you feel a lot better about being single

if your friends are single also, that you're not completely happy if your friends are really happy?

Well, I'm wondering if it's a conscious thing. I have never tried to sabotage a friend's relationship if I'm not

in one of the questions. I do know friends, and one of the questions I do know friends that

will avoid certain friends who are single with relationship questions because they know of the

negative response they're going to get because they have the same sense. Has she always, like you said,

this best friend has never been really in a relationship? She's never really been. I mean, she's maybe dated a couple guys here and there. She's just not the type of girl that has any luck with relationships and she's always kind of been a little bitter about it. And yeah, so she's just giving this girl awful advice and trying to convince her that she's dating this horrible guy because she wants her friend to be alone too.

Like doesn't, yeah, just wants her best friend, I guess.

Now, yeah, I don't know if it's conscious. I just also wonder if you have to choose people who can relate to you more than others. You know, like... Why go to somebody? Like if her experience with men is all negative,

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