Do you have trust issues? Dan is the type who'd easily trust others but Mia and Thomas can be jaded sometimes (sorry Thomas). On this AFF episode, we share our thought on the topic of trusting others - in friendships, in a romantic relationship, and at work.
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With all these content that we consume these days, there has to be some that left a deeper impact on us than others... right? On this episode, we talked about a book or movie that did just that and the difference it made in our lives. Do you have a similar story? Hit us up and tell us about it as we'd love to hear it! And as usual, if you have a burning question, email us at [email protected] Don't worry, you can always "ask for a friend"! ...
What are some of the movies or TV series you used to watch that still give you feels today? Let's walk down the memory lane, look back on our childhood faves and what they taught us in life. Sorry for the late upload, we were busy celebrating Mia's super old birthday! We also had technical issues while recording the video so there will only be audio for this episode. If you have a burning question, curious about something, or just want to say hi, hit us up here: Email: [email protected] IG: @frndsnextdoor Dan: @therealdanchen Mia: @msmiaaa Thomas: @nomastmas ...
In a throwback to our inaugural episode recorded when we were a couple weeks into lockdown, we're now in December 2020 and things feel similar to how they were back then. Down to the fact that toilet paper is sold out everywhere again. The crew is checking in on each other to see how we're coping with the uncertainty now. What changed? How many lbs did Dan pack? And how can we spend the last month of the year meaningfully? If you want to request a topic, share your story, or have a burning question, contact us at:Email: [email protected]: @frndsnextdoorDon't worry, you can always "ask for a friend"! ...
