Yeah, it’s very possible that in their particular unit there’s a door on the living room side rather than on the bedroom side of the closet.

It’s okay. You don’t have to get divorced where you got married.

A way to keep li’l Sarper alive for us. 🫠

I saw a Pillow Talk by accident while waiting for an episode of Sister Wives and that is what sucked me into B90 and TOW. I remember the 1990s when I used to sit in a room and watch TV with a friend in person.

On account of the botox, Don.

Being a millionaire doesn’t mean much nowadays. It takes about $800K average for one person to live from retirement until death.

You know how sometimes you move into a house and you find some books or dishes that the previous person left there? That’s the only reason I have so many bathrooms.

They probably wish they could

If you enjoy having something around or it means something to you, what does it matter whether it was free garbage or some $300 teapot?

When I see people collecting “valuable,” non-garbage things in the hope they will be worth more in the future, it seems pathetic and I feel kind of sorry for them. So I suppose it’s a different piece of worldview among us in this conversation that comes from an attitude toward objects that’s probably formed in childhood.

Well, I agree. But I thought Shariyah had said that based on Shakinah’s romance track record, she wanted to prevent her from making yet another similar mistake if possible. Not her job, and not likely to succeed, but something loved ones often try to do.

I don’t collect them all, but I have several unusually pretty wine bottles and a collection of beer bottles that are kind of unique one way or another, including bottles of American beer that are marked “imported” because I bought them in the UK.

I wouldn’t be likely to look at Sarper’s collection and immediately think it was tied to the past. I might think it was a bit juvenile or bachelor-y, but I can’t look at my own decor and judge that that’s a character flaw or something.

It was like Shariyah was trying to find things to complain about - - at first she thought they were full of alcohol and his bar was too extensive, and then she had to figure out a reason that empty bottles were a red flag, when I still maintain she could employ her time there better.

I agree. I think she doesn’t see herself as a stranger, because she sees herself as an agent of her sister.

They’re Biblical