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But there's just no way that I would have been
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able to do all of this by myself. No, I
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just know. I mean, I have never even stepped in
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a court for a traffic ticket, y'all. I am a
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good girl.
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Okay. So the doorbellt just rang and it was a
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new microwave.
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The new microwave, and why why do you need a
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new one?
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We have been in this house for twelve years, so
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all the appliances are twelve plus years old. They were
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new when we moved in. But sure, no, I'm surprised
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they've lasted this long. Okay. So what started happening with
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the microwave was when you pulled the door, like the
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front of the silver part up, the front would just
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pull away from the actual door.
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So it just wore out.
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There's nothing wrong with the actual microwave, but the door
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started started to fail and it didn't affect anything except
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as just like I live in a jinky trash house. Fine,
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just like yeah, it's all good totally. So then like
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a week later and my husband decided he's going to
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try to glue it. So he glued the door back together,
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and I came in the kitchen and had like the
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clamps holding it together.
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Mm hmm.
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Then he decided it was dry and took the clamps off,
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and then I opened the microwave and I immediately pulled
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the door right off again.
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Totally wrong.
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Yeah, yeah, so then he decided to screw it back together.
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I don't think metal and microwaves. I don't really. I mean,
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I heard this story that that's not a good idea, but.
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You're the second person who has said that exact thing
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about screwing it back on. So I'm just going to
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show you. I picked her.
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I love this so much.
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Yes, scared it right there. Okay, screwed it back on.
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Oh that is classy.
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So then I was like, okay, I really don't want
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to spend five hundred dollars on a new microwave right now.
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Yeah, but I thought, well, I'm.
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Just going to look up how much is a new microwave,
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Like it's like.
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The built in kind, not just not like the you know,
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the sixty dollars one you can learn your counter.
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Over the range one.
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In my mind, it was going to be like yeah.
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And it turned out it was really like a one
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and seventy nine dollars microwave. So I was like okay,
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can you police just buy a new microwave. And that's
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who was at the door was the guy needed me
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to sign for the new microwave. Was massive, So I
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just left it out there because I I'm not going
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to lift it.
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But I think it's totally okay. Yeah, so yeah, absolutely fine.
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What will be next to the fridge or the dishwasher?
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Inquiring minds want to know.
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Please don't let it be the fridge.
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Yeah, do you have a home warranty? Probably not?
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No, okay, no, I have a red neck.
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You don't need one, then you're fine. You got a redneck.
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He duct tapes things together, as you can see by
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the evidence.
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Oh my god, there's this meme. I'll have to send
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it to you. And for those listening, I know that
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there's got to be somebody out there who's seen this before.
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So uh, I don't know if I'll be able to
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say it with a straight face. So this it's this
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very elegant British lady and she's like doing some kind
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of recipe and she has to warm up the milk
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right and for whatever baking thing she's doing. She's like
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and then I put the cream in the micro wave.
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Oh we've talked about this.
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Have we talked about this? Because every time it comes
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to I see it, I like it's more hysterical to
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me every time I listen to this stupid fucking meme.
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Oh it's like the meatcro wave.
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Oh no, okay, speaking of mispronouncing, my daughter has decided
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it the word is not fragrance, it is fragrance. And
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the fragrants correct her when she says fragrance. She says, Nope,
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it's fragrance, and she will not let it go. Yes.
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So they're on their fourth day of their new school today.
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It's been a great week. They've done really well. They
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both come home happy every day.
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Good. Cordelia's first day was today, so she's still at
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school right now.
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Oh yeah.
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We did meet the teacher last night, and I think
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it's gonna be good. So you like your teacher, you know.
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I talked to her for a few minutes. It was
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a lot of chaos because there's a lot of people
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coming in out, and I did kind of say, hey,
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I want to have like a little one on one
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chat with you to kind of talk to you about
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like some things we experienced last year that I want
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to make sure you know whatever, And and when I
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told her a couple of things, she's like, she kind
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of looked at me like, what are you talking about?
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Like what She's like, Okay, so I need you to
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give me some you know, we'll talk, but I need
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some like specific examples of some things. Okay, well I
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can give you a half a dozen. So so I
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sent her a message today so we'll hopefully said up
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a teachers love that. On the first day school, I know,
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I was like, I am so sorry that I have
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entered your orbit, but here I go. And when I
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was chatting with her, it wasn't I didn't get a
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lot of emotional range. So that tells me that she's
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like super cerebral and text in intellectual kind of person
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which okay, fine, you know, because it wasn't like, oh
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my god, I'm so sorry to hear that, like let's chat,
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you know. It was just like, okay, let me know
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if you would like to schedule something next week. All right,
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So I think it's going to be fine. I just
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think that's just kind of like her personality. It's not bad.
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Like there's a lot of people like that's fine, So
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not everybody needs to be you know, level ninety nine
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like me, So we will see.
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Yeah, all right, Ellie did get in trouble on Tuesday.
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I want to guess what you got in trouble for?
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Oh, for talking in class?
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No, no, no carrying?
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Oh okay, because she's in trouble, I go to you,
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but all right, go ahead.
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They didn't really get in trouble. It was observed that
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Ellie got bored because she got done reading before everybody
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else and decided to do ballet and that was distracting
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for everybody else that was not done feeding.
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I'm not mad about that at all either. You're not mad.
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And the comment from her teacher was it was quite beautiful.
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What kind of wrong place, wrong time? But you're very tided.
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We're gonna be fine there. There's only nine kids in
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her class.
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And I would imagine that like, you know, because so sorry,
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but like when you have a class like we're got
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twenty five kids in a class, like if one of
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them is fucking off in the back room, like nobody
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else is really you know anyways, no, but nine day,
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I could see why that would be a problem.
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Yeah, so one more week and then they'll get divided
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into two smaller groups. So then it'll just be like
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five and four and the the faster readers will be together.
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So it should. It will work itself out and it'll
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be fine. I asked her, is there something you could
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do other than ballet when you get done first? Like
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could you read or color? Yeah?
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I can? Okay, good, that's great. So I know we
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left off last time with I was going to share
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an update on my lawsuit.
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Oh yeah, but can you do your medication first? Because
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I've been dying for that update?
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Oh yes, so okay, So I went onto the website
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epics epics d r X exdrx dot com place my order.
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So this is my whole experience so far for last week.
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I actually was it epx n x T orpx t
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RX because there's site hold.
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Hold please just we need something. You just gotta put
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something flashing on this. I don't know. Sorry for those listening, y'all.
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We will. We're gonna try to get our ship together.
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It's not I really am going to have to put
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it on a post it right behind me.
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Same.
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Thank you to our trustee sponsor that whose name I
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can't remember.
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Yeah, no, it's e p i x n x T,
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that's what.
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It is thanks Epics, next nxt dot com epix trx
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is its is actually it's relative, which is the research
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only site. I believe.
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Yeah, well at any rate, So I go on too Epics. Next,
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I order my tres appetide. I plug in the coupon
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code which is less of you ten got ten percent off.
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And then the next step is you get an email
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and the email will say, please fill out our medical
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intake form and there's a link to it. For some reason,
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the link was not working. Temporarily, they fixed it. They
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sent me a new link. Got all that sort of
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put I mean, the questionnaire. I was very impressed that
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it was so thorough. It asked like height, weight, like
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every single medication that you're on, and the dosage. It
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talked about like what your goals were. It talked about
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you know, any surgeries you've had family history of, you know,
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heart issues or cancer or I mean, it was very,
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very in depth, just like you would go if you
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were sitting in front of a doctor. Okay, when you
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complete the form, you'll get a text message and you
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do have to upload your ID so they know who
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you are and they can verify that you are who
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you are, right it'll say thank you for uploading your ID.
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The telemedicine provider will now review your clinical information and
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reach out to you with any questions and will let
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you know when your treatment's been approved. And then the
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next mass text is that they've reviewed everything, they've approved
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me and you know, we'll reach out to you if
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there's any questions to let you know. But your request
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has been approved, so you didn't even have to have
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a meeting. No, So what's so I would imagine that
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if there were questions or you maybe didn't fill a
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form out properly, or they're like, okay, two and two
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is not making four here, then they would call you
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and schedule a time to chat. Right. So today I
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got a message saying that you know your request has
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been approved and said to the pharmacy, we'll contact you
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within twenty four hours to complete your order. And then
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twelve hours later I got a tracking number. Nice, yeah,
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so real quick, So this actually will be delivered and
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this was this afternoon, just a few hours ago, and
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so i'll have it tomorrow.
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Excellent.
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So it was super quick, easy, like it was you
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know when I reached out to say, hey, the link
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isn't quite working. They were on top of it right away,
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emailed me right back, so you know it was I
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was I was pretty impressed.
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And you paid how much for three months?
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Was it four forty nine and then ten percent off
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that yeah?
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So yeah, so like one twenty five a month for ors.
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Out, yeah, which is like unheard of because even getting
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it at my like local pharmacy that compounds it was
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still one hundred and seventy something dollars.
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Oh yeah, mine, my doctor was telling me it was
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like going to be three hundred a month for the
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local pharmacy, absolutely because all the people got to mark
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it up all the way through, right, because what's the
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point if they're not marking it up somewhere, right.
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Yeah, So I'm going to start that. I probably will,
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so tomorrow's Friday. Normally I would I would dose on
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Fridays anyways. So what I will do, you guys, is
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I'm going to when I get the package, I'm going
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to do a whole unboxing video that will show exactly
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what everything looks like. And if there's any literature that's involved,
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I'll go over that. So okay, we'll add that in
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as a little bonus video at some point.
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And you've been off for quite a while, so since
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you've thought about your dosing for okay prob, so you're
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basically starting from zero, right mm.
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Hm, So that is going to be the next kind
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of the next question is I'm curious to see when
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it arrives if there's like dosing instructions in there, so
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we'll see what that looks like, and I probably will
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start out if there's a recommended dosage, I'll probably start
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out with like maybe half that for like two or
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three weeks, and then kind of go up. But I
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think that overall this is like a huge value. I'm
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really kind of surprised.
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Yeah, me too. I'm really happy.
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Definitely.
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It was like years of anxiety for me figuring out
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how am I going to get this in a way
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that was easy and not gated. And so this last
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order that I did from I can't even remember who
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it was that I heard about from a different doctor
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was the easiest one I've ever done, and it was
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really similar to what you did, but it was still
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like six hundred something m And so basically what I've
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deduced from all of this is that it's pretty much
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all arbitrage at this point. Like so if it's all
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coming from the sample ice and it's all arbitrage, then
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it's pretty much I don't even want to say it.
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Is it commoditized? At this point?
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You use really big words. I don't understand.
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Oh okay, sorry, I spent too much time with private
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equity people who use big financial terms and then I
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have to google them.
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Water that is it right down for me if you
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don't mind.
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Yeah, okay, commoditized?
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What does that mean?
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You know how Botox, disport, Seeman, Javot like all the
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different products are basically the same and they're all basically
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the same price. Yeah, that's what that means.
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Ah okay.
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And so whoever, whoever is the lowest is the one saying,
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you know, I'm going to make the least margin on
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this product, and I'm going to take all the business
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away from all of you, and then you're going to
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have to lower your price. So this is what's called
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the race to the bottom. Is we're all headed towards
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the floor, right, which is good for us, It's good
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for patients, Yeah it is. It's not good if you
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built a whole business around it.
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Being being a price that it was. Yeah, yeah, I.
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Mean two appointments ago. I'm still going to my old
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plastic surgeon who I still love, my friend who got
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me started, and I paid like thirteen hundred or fourteen
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hundred for three months.
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Yeah, I think when I started for semi glue Tide,
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I think it was like seven hundred and fifty dollars
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for three months. Yep.
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Yeah, all right, Well, happy to be here.
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M hm.
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Now nandlle for important legal update.
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Yes, in the middle of June, I had my bench
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trial for my lawsuit. For those that need a little reminder,
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I've been suing my former broker for the commission that
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I earned on the home that I sold to my
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parents so they can move to Indiana. Still hasn't paid me.
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It's been a year. The when I say trial, it's
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a bench trial, just you know, your small claims court.
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It's like you and the judge and the other guy. Right,
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It's not like, you know, this isn't law and order.
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Donk donk, Like sorry, but I did kind of, you know,
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explain my whole side. He explained his side. His side
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was well, that's just what the contract says, okay. And
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she's like, so you got your twenty five percent. You
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know that you guys agreed upon and what entitles you
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to her? Well, she left the company, is she not
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allowed to do that? Like? This woman was like amazing,
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And at the end she slammed her hand on the
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desk and she's like, I am frustrated. This has been
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pending since last August. And I'm like, hear really mm hmm, Yeah,
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I filed suit against him, I think August twenty fourth
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of last year, and it's the first week of August.
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Now yep. My attorney and I were both kind of
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like shocked that she didn't just rule right then because
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everything she was saying was like looking like she was
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going to rule in my favor. And then she's like, Okay, well,
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I'm going to take this under advisement and review everything
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just so I can be rake sure that I'm really
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clear on all the blah blah blah. And then she
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says to me, like I understand real estate stuff. My
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husband is a real to her, and I was like, oh,
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I'm definitely getting the money, like she's she knows what
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it's how this works, right. So yeah, thirty days go
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by and I'm like I'm emailing with my attorneys and
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I'm like, y'all the fuck I said, because he said
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he's like, typically if they don't rule right away, then
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usually they'll have a ruling within thirty days. Okay, so
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still don't have a ruling. Still don't I said, so
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what what now? Like I thought that it was like, oh,
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thirty days then they rule, and it's like that's what
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it is. Well, apparently in Indiana in small claims court,
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the judge doesn't have any timeframe that they're required to
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rule within after the trial. I'm like, the fuck is
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this shit?
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Why didn't she just close it out?
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I don't know. So I'm like, well, what what do
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we do now? He says, well, your next option is
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to file and this is a truth thing, a lazy
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judge motion. Oh my gosh, it's.
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That actually called that.
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That's the common vernacul for it. I don't know if
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the actual document doesn't actually say that, but that just
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basically means that they flip it to a different judge.
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I guess, and we start over. I'm like, fuck that
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and shit, no, so come to find out there and
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I think I've talked about this before, where there's another
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agent that he screwed out of money. Yeah, and she's suing,
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and her court date is we're in the first week
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of August. Her court date is August twentieth, exact same situation, literally, verbatim,
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exact same contract, exact, same everything. So I'm suspecting that
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she wants to hear that case and then rule on
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both of them.
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A same judge has both case.
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Oh yeah, same judge, the same attorney that I have,
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she has, and the same judge. And we did that
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all on purpose for this reason because okay, you know, so.
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It's a pattern, and we want to pattern. Do you
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know that one?
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I don't know that one, but I like it already.
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I'm like, yeah, that's a pattern. What I don't know, like.
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Go noodle or so it's a kid's video. It's like
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from a one of the kids channels.
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Sorry, okay, that's I love that. So we're in hurry
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up and wait mode.
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You know that sounds hopeful though, yeah, I And so
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just remind me it was like five grand for you,
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but it was a lot more for that other agent.
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Right, It was six thousand for me and express was ten.
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Okay, so you haven't given the lawyer six thousand dollars now,
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have you? No?
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I've given them probably three, all right, And I'm for
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my legal friends, right, I sing for my legal fees.
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And in Hamilton County, uh, they will award up to
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ten thousand dollars in small claims court. So I'm like, okay, well.
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Oh so you might get nine or ten back.
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I'll get if I do, because we're asking for ten,
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which is what basically what I've paid in legal fees,
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and I still have. It's it's what I will have paid.
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So I've paid I think three thousand so far, and
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then I have like a bill for like thirteen hundred
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dollars that I haven't paid yet. But there's just no
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way that I would have been able to do all
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of this by myself. No, I just know. I mean
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I have never even stepped in a court for a
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traffic ticket, y'all. I am a good girl.
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Yeah, so all right, so yeah, so that justice is
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going to get served.
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I can feel believe that. Also, fun fact, because my
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husband checks the online court cases every day. He's checking
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every single day. I don't even look at it because
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I know he's looking at it, and he'll just tell me, yeah, whatever.
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So he sends me a screenshot of like another lawsuit.
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Apparently this guy's being sued by a credit card for
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one thousand dollars.
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Now this is a thing. Okay, have you gotten into
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Caleb Hammer No? Oh my gosh. Okay. So one of
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my favorite shows that I listened to follow me here,
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There's Providence is Cody Sanchez the Big Deal. And I
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just really like her show most of the time. I'm
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I almost never miss an episode. Once in a while,
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she's got a guest that I'm like, and this is
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I'm bored. She had Caleb Hammer on, and he's that
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guy who does the financial tear downs of these people
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who spend their money all really badly and like they're.
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Oh he does like the he's like on TikTok or
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on like Facebook shorts or whatever. Yeah, my husband, my husband.
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He'll show me stuff and you'll be like you see
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you see, You're like, like, I'm doing what these people
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are doing and justifying, Oh, I'm going to get this
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credit card and use the cash back for block And.
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You need to watch him. He is so entertaining. Good.
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Okay, he calls people the R word.
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I mean, I won't even do that, but it's very
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funny to watch and so He does a whole series
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a sub series of his podcasts where he pulls these
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kinds of tiktoks about people thinking they're not going to
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get sued for not paying a credit card for one
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thousand dollars, and then the credit card company comes along
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and sues them, and they're like on TikTok trying to
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find ways to get out of it, as if TikTok
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is the source of all creation in the world.
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Well, definitely not a good source for legal advice. I'm
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just going to put that out there, you know, maybe
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what leggings are kind of like hit right now? Yes,
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legal advice no. So yeah. So it's like, apparently it's
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a Caesar's Palace credit card. What Yeah, so I'm guessing
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that at one point in time they went to Vegas
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and he opened up this Caesar's credit card and charged
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it up on who the hell knows what.
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You can't gamble on a credit card.
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What was he doing? Buying eight dollars was like a
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rewards card thing, you know, like you get like a
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Nordstrom card, Like you use your Nordstrom card, you get.
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Points at Caesars.
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Yes, okay, And then yeah, I think this is going
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to sue you. I was like, and I think like
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one of his last names was like sixty seven dollars.
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I feel like we need to get Caleb Hammer on
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this case. The tecture bad with money. Yeah, okay, so
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I cannot wait to see how this turns out.
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Now, that's that's the update. It's just it's the wheels
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of justice turned slowly like a snail's pace, but in reverse.
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That's I can't.
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I'm like, it's fine, Well, I have to get back
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to work. I wished me lock having my neck procedure
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on Monday. So okay, let me just show you one
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last time for posterity. How bad it looks?
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Can you seek? So? Is this like? So I've heard
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a couple of things like the jowls are either like
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a weight loss thing or genetic thing. Like sometimes it's
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like even if you're like the thinnest person, when ever,
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you just can get this stuff here and it doesn't
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it this is genetic? What do you know about that?
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True? Yeah, I mean have a really good friend who
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got her neck done when we were like thirty because
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it was genetic. But this is all weightless weight so
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it's not going to touch the bands. But it'll get
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some of this kind of loose wrinkly.
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So is it a laser treatment.
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Then it's a laser and the laser looks like a
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piece of spaghetti that goes under the skin. It's got
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two wavelengths. It melts the fat and it tightens the skin.
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And then for I think she said three days, I
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have to wear a cuckoo head wrap, so I won't
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be leaving the house and I'll make sure that I
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wear it on the show next week.
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And also very nice update for I'll need to make
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fun of you a little bit.
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My genera laser treatment, which is not widely out there yet,
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but the person who is doing mine is the most
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experienced one probably in the world at this point.
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Oh, that is very exciting.
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Yeah, take pictures, lots and lots of pictures.
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Okay, bye, bye night.
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I didn't know you were gonna leave me so soon,
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but I'm not sad to see you go.
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I like it's funny because I remember my mom, the
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Deborah being like my age and like losing her mind
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about like the creepiness. Not that she had like a
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lot of like skin folds of wrinkles in her hair,
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but it was like She's like, look, look what's happening
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to me, And then she would do like this, and
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it would be like, all like the skin's just creepy,
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like it just just happens, right, And I just remember
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being like, okay, like you know, I'm a teenager, like
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I don't give a shit about my mom's fucking wrinkles.
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I do care now though, So Mom, I do care now.
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Okay, I'm not really that vain. And now I wasn't
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looking for it. It just wasn't not an opportunity that
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I was going to decline.
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No, I think this is great. I think you're in love.
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It, I hope. So okay, okay, all right, Well until
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next time, y'all have a great weekend.
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By Deborah, bye Maureen.
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