Coming up on Keep It Posit, Sweetie. I do try to tell my story because I know there are people who mess up and they do these things. And I let them know, like, look, yeah, when I moved to LA, I was on probation. Yeah. I continued to follow the things and not get in trouble. So I did get off early. But when I moved out there, I was not off. And one mistake doesn't determine your path.

Yeah, no it doesn't.

Like you can, you, grow, and love.

Speaking of love, I'm loving how our new season is moving along.

And I'm also loving to see the glow up of today's guest, actress, writer, producer, Gail Bean.

And if you're like me, you've enjoyed watching NAACP Image Award-winning actress Gail Bing,

Grace, TV on hit shows like Snowfall and Pea Valley.

Gail has made an incredible mark on screen and off screen with an impact just as impressive as the areas of community service and political activism. Gail Bean's reach is wide. She is such a busy woman, but I'm so glad she found time today to keep it positive with me. Gail, thank you so much for pulling up on me. I appreciate it. Oh, man, Crystal, anything for you. Hey, they've been trying to get you here, so we got you. I've been wanting to come. I'm like, okay, we got to figure out how to make this work. Yeah. So. Thank you. I'm happy. I'm so excited. This is about to be good. This couch? Honey, listen. This is the, so me and my friend Brittany Hall, we used to live together in LA. We called our house the booked and busy house. Really? We told everybody if you come in a booked and busy house, you're going to leave out of here with blessings. I know that's right. This couch is the blessing couch. So I'm going to be. I'll like me. Get it off. Girl. Yes. I'm going to leave out here with all the blessings and abundance.

I love it.

Yes.

It's already on you.

Thank you.

It's on you.

You glowing.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Let's go back to before I even knew who you were.

In person, I loved you on Snowfall.

And I was like, oh my gosh, the way you just embody your character and you were vulnerable.

Like I just fell in love with your artistry.

And then I got to meet you.

We did a panel at Shiloh High School.

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