B***, You're Welcome!

from 1988 The Podcast Hosted by Rashad Terry

Welcome to Episode 2 of 1988: The Podcast! Today, I'll be diving into the legendary Freaknik in Atlanta, exploring its cultural impact and lasting memories. We'll also discuss the often-overlooked significance of giving Rashad his MF receipts. Additionally, we'll tackle the contentious topic of tip shaming, and why sometimes you have to just say F*** that tip etiquette S***. Lastly, we'll educate you on the simple courtesy waves when people let you over in traffic, highlighting their role in fostering goodwill on the road. So, buckle up and join me for another trip down memory lane in 1988!

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