Mandy

Boogie Houser? Bougie Houser. Bougie Houser. There we go. Bougie Houser is better. Keep the whole thing in for the Bougie Houser.

Boogie Houser? Bougie Houser. Bougie Houser. There we go. Bougie Houser is better. Keep the whole thing in for the Bougie Houser.

Boogie Houser? Bougie Houser. Bougie Houser. There we go. Bougie Houser is better. Keep the whole thing in for the Bougie Houser.

That was us.

That was us.

That was us.

If someone had told Charles and Melanie that after their Tinder match, they would start a channel with crazy tasks together. So really crazy. Spend five days on a lonely island, crawl down a zip line on a belt, crack one million views, climb a wall with a lot of buttons and jump off a parachute in Egypt? They would never have believed that. But that's the thing with Tinder.

If someone had told Charles and Melanie that after their Tinder match, they would start a channel with crazy tasks together. So really crazy. Spend five days on a lonely island, crawl down a zip line on a belt, crack one million views, climb a wall with a lot of buttons and jump off a parachute in Egypt? They would never have believed that. But that's the thing with Tinder.

If someone had told Charles and Melanie that after their Tinder match, they would start a channel with crazy tasks together. So really crazy. Spend five days on a lonely island, crawl down a zip line on a belt, crack one million views, climb a wall with a lot of buttons and jump off a parachute in Egypt? They would never have believed that. But that's the thing with Tinder.

It takes you to places you would never have expected. Wherever it takes you. It starts with a swipe. Tinder.

It takes you to places you would never have expected. Wherever it takes you. It starts with a swipe. Tinder.

It takes you to places you would never have expected. Wherever it takes you. It starts with a swipe. Tinder.

On today's episode of That Was Us, we will be discussing Season 2, Episode 17, This Big, Amazing, Beautiful Life. Through a powerful series of flashbacks, we witness Deja's journey from birth to the present as she navigates her mother's struggles, deals with the insanity of the foster system, and ultimately finds her way into Randall and Beth's home.

On today's episode of That Was Us, we will be discussing Season 2, Episode 17, This Big, Amazing, Beautiful Life. Through a powerful series of flashbacks, we witness Deja's journey from birth to the present as she navigates her mother's struggles, deals with the insanity of the foster system, and ultimately finds her way into Randall and Beth's home.

On today's episode of That Was Us, we will be discussing Season 2, Episode 17, This Big, Amazing, Beautiful Life. Through a powerful series of flashbacks, we witness Deja's journey from birth to the present as she navigates her mother's struggles, deals with the insanity of the foster system, and ultimately finds her way into Randall and Beth's home.

She bad, like, not bad being bad. When I saw Pam Grier come on the screen, I was like, oh, right. Because I've been watching Pam Grier as well. I thought to myself, I'm like, I don't know what the... the kind of Mount Rushmore of, what'd you say, bad bitches? Is that what you said? Something like that. But she's on it. She's up there. She's on it.

She bad, like, not bad being bad. When I saw Pam Grier come on the screen, I was like, oh, right. Because I've been watching Pam Grier as well. I thought to myself, I'm like, I don't know what the... the kind of Mount Rushmore of, what'd you say, bad bitches? Is that what you said? Something like that. But she's on it. She's up there. She's on it.

She bad, like, not bad being bad. When I saw Pam Grier come on the screen, I was like, oh, right. Because I've been watching Pam Grier as well. I thought to myself, I'm like, I don't know what the... the kind of Mount Rushmore of, what'd you say, bad bitches? Is that what you said? Something like that. But she's on it. She's up there. She's on it.

I think when we encounter people, we encounter people as they are in that present moment. The situation that they're in, the way that they appear to us mostly because we take things at face value, probably to a detriment. When I see people or people treat me a certain way, I make up a story.

I think when we encounter people, we encounter people as they are in that present moment. The situation that they're in, the way that they appear to us mostly because we take things at face value, probably to a detriment. When I see people or people treat me a certain way, I make up a story.