This week on It’s Fine, Sweetie, Clarece, Auntie Free, and CJ dive into the wild world of entitlement — from men who think balloon decorators are part-time escorts to dudes on the internet trying to set prices on women’s bodies and labor. We talk about safety while working alone, why women are taught to be “nice” instead of safe, and what it actually feels like to constantly be running danger-calculations in your head just to get through a job.

We get into TikTok drama over a $60 spicy video (is it really that deep?), crumble cookies gone wrong, tofu failing as an egg replacement, and the way corporations use crises to price-gouge while everyone else is just trying to afford breakfast. Then we zoom out: “nice guys,” the self-inflicted loneliness epidemic, internal cops and “bitch-assness” inside relationships, and why boundaries, therapy, and self-reflection matter more than chasing a “certified baddie.”

Plus: Native identity and diaspora, Disney remakes and DEI panic, streaming service annoyances, and a few TV/book recs along the way.

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