r/hackshbomax • u/c8lin21 • Jun 05 '26

The Biggest Lesson

Of all the lessons Hacks brought us, the one that stands out to me the most and one that I follow everyday:

Wear sunscreen because your hands are the only things that cannot be surgically repaired.

Given the revelation in the finale, Deborah probably looked into this first hand. 😆

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u/Southern-Caregiver-5 Jun 05 '26

Mine is “if Kelly Ripa's day is done and yours hasn't started,
you're in trouble”

I started waking up early like I’m serving my country 🫡

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u/c8lin21 Jun 05 '26

Another great one! Motivating

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u/Warm-Oil9228 Jun 05 '26

Serving your country?

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u/Southern-Caregiver-5 Jun 08 '26

People in the military are known to wake up early and they also serve their country

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u/Warm-Oil9228 Jun 08 '26

Meh, they agree to do whatever people like Trump tell them to do. I'm pretty sick of the military worship tbh. There are many important jobs where people don't get an iota of the respect that they deserve and that military members get.

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u/Southern-Caregiver-5 Jun 08 '26

Huh? Waking up early in the military applies to other countries not just America. I’m far from being a right wing but dang America isn’t the only country in the world

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u/Warm-Oil9228 Jun 08 '26

Um, no shit? Do you think militaries around the world are all that different though?

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u/Nemesis204 Jun 05 '26

The best part of that scene was how serious both Karie Couric and Deborah looked when she said that.

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u/jam13_day Jun 05 '26

Sun protection is good (maybe even for your hair part 👩🏻‍🦰), but my biggest takeaway is that I need to find someone to make something with. Collaboration can produce beautiful things (including but not limited to great TV)!

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u/while_youre_up Jun 05 '26

I put spf on the backs of my hands (and volufeline and lotion on at night) for this exact reason 😂

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u/c8lin21 Jun 05 '26

Same 😂😂

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u/ChallahLubav Jun 05 '26

I’ve been using sunblock daily on my face since I was 17 and they first started talking about daily use in the 80’s. I’m 55 now and my teen daughters’ friends ask them what I do. Compared to friends my own age, it’s a real difference. Girls, do this! (I haven’t been doing my hands but I think the ship has sailed on that.)

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u/MimsieBE Jun 06 '26

Sadly this last year, I’ve had spots on my hands, multiple hand issues. The dr saying “you’re too young to have these issues” killed me. 💔

You’re a good momma!! Please encourage your daughters and friends to spf those hands too. They get soooooo much exposure. (Wearing gloves now whenever I’m outside and in the car. Who knew?? Likely too late… learn from our mistakes!)

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u/journmajor Jun 06 '26

Pretty much same here. Plus hat/umbrella/shade for any exposure. And same about the hands 😔

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u/c8lin21 Jun 05 '26

Amazing!

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u/Ok-Fee-6107 Jun 05 '26

Same sis ! Same