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Are You Team Mind Your Business Or Team That Ain’t Right?

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Are You Team Mind Your Business Or Team That Ain’t Right?

In case you missed it, we had a bit of a social dilemma happen and needed to know where you stand!

I was at the laundromat and while waiting for my clothes, I decided to watch the new show Twisted Metal on Peacock. I’ll be the fist to admit, it is a very VIOLENT show, funny, but violent and I wouldn’t want my 4 year old watching it. But I was sitting by myself, ear buds in, and watching it on my iPhone. Not a big laptop, my phone. And some lady walked by, saw it on my phone, and told me that her kid was there and I shouldn’t watch that in public. Now we didn’t scream at each other, or go full Karen, but I did tell her that the only way her kid or her would see it, is if they were invading my space to catch a glimpse. So this morning, we asked, are you Team Mind  Your Business or Team That Ain’t Right? Check out the segment here:

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