I had like, was there people in my life that were, that were just bad people?

Like, I was very guarded at first, but then I went to a point where I ended up letting them in.

Because I was lonely, or whatever the fact, and I really paid the consequences for that.

I'm big time, but I just feel like, you know, you do something wrong and you learn from

that you move on, but it's like I'm having to pay for it for really long.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to another episode of Everyone's Business, but mine with me, Cara Berry,

AKA that girl, to so many of your husbands. How are we doing? It's another year, season

has begun. And that season, of course, is fuck Justin Timberlake season. Personally, I like

to take a little down time, you know, between like October to December to really just like

focus on friends and family. But, you know, in the supermarket, supermarket when the super

ball comes back, it's on. And it's on like Donkey Kong. And what a better introduction

to the 2021 season than that free Britney documentary. You guys, I hope you've watched

it. It's on Hulu. If you don't have Hulu, and you have cable, it's on FX, it was okay.

I know a lot of people had a lot of feelings about it. I personally am not a Britney

Stan. And let me explain why the reason why this documentary happened is the reason why

I've been, and this is like no judgment, like we should stand Britney Jean Spears. And

I do on like a personal level. But in terms of her career for the past 10 years or so, I

just like, I have to remain a little bit removed from it. Because I just have always felt

very uncomfortable with the fact that she seems to still be working, or she did, she

was up until, you know, like a year ago, working very hard for other people. And it made me

very uncomfortable, namely her father, Jamie Spears. Now, you guys, I'm not going to insult

your intelligence by explaining Britney. We all know it, right? There, I thought the

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