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To listen, subscribe to On the Media, wherever you get your podcasts. My mother and I've been ever since I was a teenager. Ever since I was a teenager, we haven't really been on the same page.

About religion, values, relationships, nothing really.

We haven't been able to close this circle.

And that's why a story that a friend of mine, she told a little while ago why it was such a gift to me.

A long time ago, before Uber, before everybody had a cell, my friend, she was flying into Detroit and couldn't get a hold of me.

I was at my mama's place for some reason, so she called my mother.

She asked if I was going to come pick her up from the airport.

And my mama said, I have no idea, baby.

I don't know what that boy is up to.

And my friend's like, oh no, he said he was going to pick me up.

And then my mom's was like, oh, honey, if he said he was going to do it, that then my mom's was like oh honey if he said he was going to do it that's different you ain't got nothing to worry about it's already done

he's going to meet you wherever he said he's going to meet you believe that

because that boy

that boy's a blessing

and when my friend told me this story

I had to stop her.

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