Think. It ain't Illegal Yet

Join me on "Think. It Ain't Illegal Yet" as I speak on the captivating legacies of the EPLs football's greatest clubs. From Manchester United's unparalleled success and sudden decline after the departure of Sir Alex, Liverpool's passionate spirit and Arsenal's stylish play and amazing rebuild. My bias will definitely show and I offer no apology for it.

Let's Go!!

In this episode, I am super excited to share a heart-to-heart conversation with a special guest about friendship breakups and the aftermath of when things turn nasty. We get real and raw as we share our personal experiences, the emotional impact of losing a friend, and how to move on from the hurt. So grab your favourite drink, get comfortable, and tune in for some honest advice and tips on how to cope with the end of a friendship. It's all going down on "Think. It ain't Illegal yet.

When something terrible happens, it can be hard to find humour in it. But as time passes and we gain some distance from the event, it's often easier to see the absurdity and find the humour in it.

It's not to say that tragedies shouldn't be taken seriously, but rather that humour can be a coping mechanism and a way to process difficult experiences.

So the next time you're faced with a tragedy, remember that time can be a great healer and sometimes, the passage of time can turn a tragedy into something humorous.

In hindsight, every tragedy becomes a source of comedy. Time really does heal all wounds. We thank God for the friends who allow us the space and the time to laugh at ourselves.

Familiarity can breed contempt and not every "atta boy" and "keep at it" is sincere. Sometimes it's just hate and jealousy all masked up.

Earth is hard but it's not that serious people. A solution is always on hand.

This too shall pass! How chastening in the hour of pride. How consoling in the depth of affliction.

Thankyou so much for being such a wonderful audience that engaged me enthusiastically throughout the year. Thankyou for being part of my life and always encouraging me to put out extra episodes. Happy new year 2022💯🎉!

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