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In a new segment called "What's Your Damage?" correspondent Heben Nigatu opens an amateur therapist's office in a New York City park to find out what is wrong with the men of NYC; Desus and Mero try to guess what each guy's big problem is.
In a new segment called "What's Your Damage?" correspondent Heben Nigatu opens an amateur therapist's office in a New York City park to find out what is wrong with the men of NYC; Desus and Mero try to guess what each guy's big problem is.
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