Sassy woman's local news interview provides the only inspirational quote you need in 2017

Next time you're feeling low, channel your inner Constance Landry.

Landry was being interviewed by Kellie Brown, a reporter for ABC's WDSU, about the tornado that ripped through New Orleans East when it was implied she was 80-years-old.

She's been through storms before.

She's been through Hurricane Katrina.

And as of this week, she's even been through the most powerful tornado to hit Orleans Parish since record-keeping began.

She's strong, she's a survivor and she's not going to put up with something like that.

Unleashing the sass of more than 70 years of bulls--t, footage of Landry correcting Brown is going viral and cementing her status as a goddamned hero.

This woman is the original Sasha Fierce (who, for all you uneducated folk out there, is Beyonce's alter ego that makes her powerful and strong).

And we could all do with a little Constance Landry when the going gets tough.

When someone questions if you can do something, don't you miss a beat.

Look them dead in the eye.

Stare right into their pitiful soul.

"Is an elephant heavy," you will ask, making damn clear that you weren't actually asking a question.

Landry has also given us a life motto that is 1000 times more powerful than any active wear inspiration slogan tee.

When you take a hit, you now know exactly what to repeatedly tell yourself in the mirror:

"I'm coming back baby."