Marjorie's Proposal Story | MOM | Comedy Central Africa

[@antmagor]

I can relate to the Costco irony. One of my favorite books is 84 Charing Cross Rd. It’s a real address in London, and the book is a true story, a composite of letters exchanged between two people who never met and forged a beautiful friendship through correspondence. The author, Helen Hanf And Frank Doyle of Marks & Co booksellers. So naturally, I don’t have the budget to go to London, but I thought I would look up to see what became of the space that the bookstore used to occupy at Charing Cross Rd. for future reference. It’s a McDonald’s now. As soon as I learned that I thought could it at least have been a Starbucks. At least people read books in coffee shops.

[@odetogordon]

Christy felt way out of line in this episode. Just because Marjorie wasn’t reacting the way SHE wanted her to?

[@DeepikaGinger]

I don’t think that she handled it well, but it did come from a place of concern. I think it worried her because when they don’t process their emotions in a healthy way, there’s a chance that they’ll start using again.

[@Tesko91]

She does this on multiple occasions, she means well but it's actually kinda shitty to behave that way. Very human so I like that flaw in her character.