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I'm listening to a podcast while working and they are discussing Epstein and Cosby and how prosecutors let them get away with it for so long.

It made me think of what my family called 'Cosby blacks'. If a black family seemed civilized that was what they were called.

So funny that it turns out to be a great descriptor because you can never really trust them. One of my friends has a black friend that he has to walk on glass around. He doesn't trust her at all and her family are insanely ghetto while she keeps a front going.

I'm listening to a podcast while working and they are discussing Epstein and Cosby and how prosecutors let them get away with it for so long. It made me think of what my family called 'Cosby blacks'. If a black family seemed civilized that was what they were called. So funny that it turns out to be a great descriptor because you can never really trust them. One of my friends has a black friend that he has to walk on glass around. He doesn't trust her at all and her family are insanely ghetto while she keeps a front going.

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Back when I was blue pilled I hung out with the "black cosbys" as you say (I didn't know that was a term but these do fall in that category) that were friends of my dad's. I didn't know how to gracefully disassociate with the family since we were on good terms.

I did succeed on accident though. I was moved well away from them and they attended a zoom meeting i was using for a baby shower. I was over/underwhelmed by the baby shower party (during early COVID so no family or friends wanted to visit for the party). A lot of people were in the zoom meeting.

The daughter I would chill with finally tuned in and she introduced herself. She wasn't that much younger than me but I said the first thing I could think of "Wow! You've grown up so much! Awe you look so mature now!" Wow that was a weird thing to say to a person who I met when she was an adult. Still don't know why I said that but it did result in the family not trying to hit me up anymore.

Strange win!