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She Fell for Her Best Friend of 12 Years — Grandma Gail Told Her to Do WHAT?! | Excuse my Advice
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3:01Now PlayingKim Murstein and Grandma Gail are back with more unfiltered takes on modern love, friendship and growing pains in a new episode of “Excuse My Advice.” This week, the duo tackles the awkward reality of outgrowing your party friends, the guilt that comes with changing relationships — and whether confessing feelings to your longtime best friend is a romantic risk worth taking. Grandma Gail delivers her signature old-school wisdom while Kim keeps it brutally real about the emotional gamble behind crossing the friendship line. From messy modern dilemmas to classic life advice, the pair prove once again why the internet can’t get enough of their generation-spanning chemistry.
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