Gabrielle Union strived for the perfection her father always demanded, but as a dark-skinned

black girl, she never felt like she was enough.

In our new series, Gabrielle Union, bigger, better, better, we'll tell you how she learned

to embrace the things that scared her and let go of her need to be perfect.

Listen to even the rich on Amazon Music or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hello and welcome to Watcher Crappens, a podcast about all that crap on Bravo that we just

love to watch.

I'm sorry that you got broken into that sucks, but yeah, trashy people, you're going to

break into the car so you have better breath.

But now you're going to drain my battery too.

What kind of fucking monster is that?

I get like, oh, maybe you're down-trodden, or maybe you're desperate or something.

I can almost understand that, but not an end.

I'm going to run your battery down too.

Yeah, close the door.

Actually, I actually, because I felt great about it, because I had no damage, and I love

the idea that the robber went in there and was like, I'm going to get some shit, and there

was nothing except ultimately.

Yeah, they were like, what a responsible person to not leave anything valuable in their

car.

I felt like I had like, like, done a big, ah-ha!

My soup has nothing for you.

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