Karamo mediates between longtime friends Tamari and Anissa, who feel themselves drifting apart. When asked what they miss, Anissa recalls spontaneous food runs and drunk nights together, while Tamari admits jealousy over a boy may be driving the wedge between them.
Tamari, what do you think this beef's really about? What do you think the beef's really about?
Ain't no beef. It gotta be a boy.
What? Do you think it's about a boy?
I mean, I'm gonna keep going. A boy, you mad that I hang out with other, I don't know. You need to tell, you the one with the issue.
My producers asked you to write down what you want to say to each other.
Let her start.
Okay, let's start.
"What do you miss about Anissa?" "Our friend dates slash outings, the talks and the laughs, our little errands we used to run." And what did you write?
Pretty much the same thing.
Read it. Let's hear, let's hear what you wrote.
I missed the random food runs, the random store runs, our picnics, us going against the world together, the drunk nights, the friendship when things were good and whatnot.
Yeah, okay. Well, how do you make you feel hearing that? Hmm.
That's nice to hear.
Yeah. I think that y'all two have had a communication problem for many years, but unfortunately, if I'm gonna be real with y'all, I really think that this is two friends that were high school friends that have reached the point in their relationship where you're growing apart.
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