Transcript

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I'm Stephanie.
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I'm Meredith.
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Welcome to This Is My Circus.
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How are you?
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I'm okay.
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I'm crazy.
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This is not a relaxing summer for me so far.
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I want to protest.
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this June is kicking my tail.
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football started for Jackson last week and it's a seven to 10 a.
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m.
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workout, which means he needs to be there by six 45.
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And I I'm he nor I are morning people.
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Neither one of us dig it.
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I mean, it's, I go and I take him and I get home and I start working.
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Since I work from home, I mean, that's fine.
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But then he also has basketball too.
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So he has basketball most days.
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This week it's been from like one to three, but last week it was from like two to four.
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I don't know, two to three.
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It's a lot of running around.
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And with him not being able to drive yet, It is just like, I take my lunch hour around when I can pick him up and drop him off.
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And I'm sure it was so much easier when he was at the middle school.
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And now it's all the way across.
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Exactly.
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Exactly.
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Well, and last year his practice, he did both, but his practice was right behind football practice.
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So they had like a 30 minute break.
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so last year he did football and there was like a 30 minute break and right into basketball, so I didn't have to do the picking up and coming in.
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Going and all the things.
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So Brian laughs every day because he's like, are you gonna make it?
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I'm like, I don't know.
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I'm exhausted.
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And then one day he, they had a basketball scrimmage and he did not go.
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He just chose to stay and do football.
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And but after that he went swimming with a friend and then after that he went to He helps coach at the middle school, the seventh or eighth grade now, I think.
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So he went to do that.
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And then he had another basketball practice that night.
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Now I was like, I'm not going to make it.
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This is, and it's just for the month of June.
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So it's just like two more weeks.
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Yeah, the little engine that could, like, I think I can.
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I think I can.
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Yes, yes, so, I feel just like a crazy person.
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You're just like an Uber at this point.
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Uh huh.
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Yeah, and still trying to get the gist of this new job and figure out all the things and whatever and then I you know I randomly get mad at Brian so for whatever reason today.
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What was I mad at him for today?
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Oh, oh, his parents cooked extra so he was like His mom called, which was so great.
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Like, Hey, we have extra, I think it was like pulled pork barbecue.
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You want to come pick some up?
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And he was like, I was like, yes, just go.
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Like, thank you.
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Yeah.
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And, on the way back, like something's spilt in his truck.
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And he's, that's why I was late today coming over here.
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Cause he was like, something's spilt and, ah, I don't know what it was.
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And just like drama.
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Anyway, how are you?
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Good.
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speaking of things spilling in the car, I was going to pick up my sister from the airport yesterday.
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,and my hands just felt like super dry.
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There was a little bottle of lotion in the car and I'm like, Oh, lotion.
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So.
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I'm like, okay, cool.
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And I go to open it.
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And I guess because it's in the hot car, when I tell you that thing, while I'm driving, I'm like on the road driving and it just splat.
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And I was like, Oh my gosh.
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So then I'm like trying to find tissues or napkins to like, Wipe all the lotion mess that's everywhere.
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It was like in my hair.
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Oh, no, sure.
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I was like, Oh my God.
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So, so did it turn into a hair wash day when it wasn't supposed to be here?
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I was just like, it was just wiping it out, you know, everything.
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And I was like, it was like seven 30 at night.
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It was the end of day.
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So I wasn't worried about it, but I was just like, are you kidding me?
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Yeah.
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Oh my gosh.
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Oh my gosh.
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Like lotion everywhere.
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And that's like hard to get off when it's on the glass and stuff.
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It's like just smears.
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Yeah, while you're driving and I'm like, Oh yeah.
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What else?
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Right.
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I was like, Lisa didn't get in my eyes.
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Very good.
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Very true.
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Very true.
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Do you wash your hair every day?
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no.
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Like I don't either.
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Maybe three times a week.
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Yeah.
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And even if that like in the summer I do more.
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Yeah.
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Well, if I go swimming and stuff, I'll wash my hair and stuff like that more.
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But, I don't go outside.
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No, I mean, for the most part, unless I'm just being Uber mom.
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Yeah.
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It's just, yeah, I'm just home.
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And that's it.
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When I work in the yard and stuff, obviously you can get all nasty and sweaty.
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It's different.
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But, but yeah.
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And then I try to plan my hair wash around like my events.
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And there's nothing that'll make me crazier than when my hair math is off.
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Or when the plans change and I'm like, Crap.
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They moved it two days out, so I should wash today, but it's not time to wash yet.
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Mm hmm.
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Hair math.
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Well, did you get a chance to read her book?
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I sure did.
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Twice.
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Twice.
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Well, I read it when it first came out and then I was listening.
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Well, I didn't read it.
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I listened to it.
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And then as I was listening to it, I'm like, I've listened to this before.
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It sounded familiar.
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Yeah.
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do you have the blurb?
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I do.
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Okay.
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It's called What Lies in the Woods by Kate Alice Marshall.
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Okay.
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Alright, naomi Shaw used to believe in magic.
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22 years ago, she and her two best friends, Cassidy and Olivia, spent the summer roaming the woods, imagining a world of ceremony and wonder.
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They called it the Goddess Games.
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The summer ended suddenly when Naomi was attacked.
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Miraculously, she survived her 17 stab wounds and lived to identify the man who had hurt her.
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The girl's testimony put away a serial killer wanted for murdering six women.
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They were heroes.
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And they were liars.
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For decades, the friends have kept a secret worth killing for, but now Olivia wants to tell and Naomi sets out to find out what really happened in the woods, no matter how dangerous the truth turns out to be.
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What did you think?
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I'll let you start.
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Okay.
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I liked the book.
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Me too.
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I liked it.
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It was good.
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It was, you know, we tried to mix it up with our book list.
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So it still gives us the little bit of, of the genre we like, but it was definitely different with the, um, the finding the, I don't remember if you said it in there, but the finding the, the secret stuff in the woods and all this kind of stuff.
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So, I liked it.
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I'm trying to think there was nothing I didn't like about it.
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I was very surprised by lots, lots of it.
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All of my guesses.
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as I was reading and I was like, Oh yeah, this guy did this totally wrong.
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Yeah.
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And there was some things in there that I did not see coming at all., some of the relationships.
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Yeah, so and trigger warnings for, self harm, self inflicted, child could have been, yeah, they don't really go into it, but it's still mentioned.
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Right.
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Right.
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so I liked it and I I would I would have read it again.
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Yeah, I did have to read it I'll be honest a couple of times I had to start it a couple of times because I really have to get into something and Then I can like tune everything else out.
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Yeah But before I'm really into it, it's just like background.
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So I had to, I had to start it just a couple of times to make sure I had my people.
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Right.
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Yeah.
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I actually, even realizing that I had already listened to it, I was totally into it still.
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so it was an awesome, like round two for me.
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did you remember the ending?
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I just, so I, vaguely remembered what was going on.
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and then I was like, I think this is what it is.
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I kind of was putting it together as it was going, but not initially, you know, the first time I read it, no clue what was going to happen, but like totally surprised and 100 percent liked the book.
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It was really, really good.
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And again, listening the second time, sometimes you listen to something again and it's like, Oh yeah.
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Um, but no, like, Really?
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Okay.
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Good.
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Good.
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Um, and I missed, also there was a huge gap in time period of listening, but I was like picking up on stuff that I didn't the first time.
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Yeah.
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So loved it.
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I, okay.
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So you said that you did not guess the ending.
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No, neither did I.
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And.
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I didn't get the guess the ending like four times, right?
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I was going to say, as you know, they, uh, as the, the story unravels and you, you start going down a different path, you're like, what?
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Oh, and then it unravels it again.
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And you're like, yeah.
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So, yeah, I did not at all.
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So good.
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I do think, cause they go back and forth in time.
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Yes.
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and I thought it was really easy to keep track of that as well.
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Like it wasn't.
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Yeah.
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Super confusing.
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Yeah.
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Some of them that we have read and I can't pinpoint what they are, but it's, it's very difficult to know where are we?
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Um, and I can't put my finger on why it's easy and why it's not, but yeah, that was super easy for me to, to follow that.
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I thought.
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It was super interesting and like the, the character development of how the event affected each character.
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Yes.
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Even like outside characters.
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not just the three that Mm-Hmm.
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were in the woods of the time.
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Other people in the community Right.
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And family and stuff.
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Right.
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So I thought her, the author developing those characters around that trauma.
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Mm-Hmm.
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and then the kind of ripple effect.
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Mm-Hmm.
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of the community.
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Mm-Hmm.
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was.
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done so well.
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Okay.
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I did not pinpoint that.
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I don't disagree, but, I just, it, that didn't jump out to me.
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Like what was an example?
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Can you think of any example of what, like or of a character?
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Yeah.
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So, police officers the guy that, Made his career off of arresting, you know, right.
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Yeah.
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So he, this is gonna be a spoiler, spoiler alert.
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Hit that forward button a few times, folks.
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He was told about the serial killer.
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And then they thought, thought this is the guy.
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so he kind of wrapped himself up into this event.
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To make his career quote, unquote, make a career, and really, rolled with it.
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And then he made sure that Naomi, who was an outsider, she was just a pain in the butt to the whole town because, her dad's a drunk and like, whatever, like they were, you know, not the pillar of the right, they were from the wrong side of the track, so to speak.
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but then the entire town, rallied around Naomi as a survivor.
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Yeah.
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and I, I feel like it was kind of, implied that the police department really influenced a lot of this.
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So I think that the ripple effect of that, and then when she comes back into town and you know, she's brought into questioning and that same police officer yeah.
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Yeah.
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I see what you're saying.
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Yeah.
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That's interesting.
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I feel like this book now, of course, some.
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Parts of it or fantastical and, you know, whatever, but I feel like this could really happen.
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Yeah.
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just because probably where we live, we, you know, we're surrounded by woods, and there's always little kids exploring.
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I didn't want to explore.
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It was in the woods all the time.
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Yeah.
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He came back and he had a huge.
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Cut on his leg from barbed wire, because they were trying to get through something and I was like, can you tell me at first?
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Because he was like, oh, he didn't want to get in trouble.
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Yeah, I'll get a shot.
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Right.
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Right.
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But it felt like it could very much even like you were talking about the town and.
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I think of different situations that have happened in our little town, how the community has split sides or taken one side or the other, or totally back, you know, back and forth.
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I felt like it could really happen.
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also, the guy that got arrested, his family.
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And how that effect.
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Yes.
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You know, so I feel like this event had so much effect on so many outside people.
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Yeah, you're right.
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And things usually do.
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We just don't think about it like that.
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Like, if you're not, you know, directly involved, if you're one or two steps removed, a lot of times that gets forgotten about.
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Yeah.
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If you're, if you're not right up on top of the situation.
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So I thought it was cool that like she kind of hit on all the other, like the outside aspects and not just focused on the three girls, yeah.
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And I liked that she did that too, without bringing in so many pieces that you lose track of where we've been going.
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Right.
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Yeah.
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That was really well done.
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So going with that, um, seeing how the event shaped each girl so differently, right.
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and the effect on like their careers and the effect on their person situations.
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Yeah.
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Was done really well.
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Mm-Hmm.
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And I thought that was interesting in the moment because it's, another trigger warning for eating disorders.
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some people react and, and go through that path.
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And some people just, you know, what am I trying to think here?
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Their traits, their personality traits, those were magnified or diminished because of this trauma.
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And like I said, the eating disorders or, just other traits that they.
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developed because of this was, crazy.
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Yeah.
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And I mean, that makes you wonder if, if this had not happened, would they have had these other.
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And Naomi hit that at the end of the book, if this didn't happen, would the town, the town would never have embraced her.
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She would never have gotten out of the town.
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She would have her career.
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Right.
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So, that was hit on too.
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Like, like this, like, what ifs, you know?
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so I guess mental health aspect of it, the whole, you know, Like you said, the what if aspect of it was fascinating to me.
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It was to me too.
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And they touched on just a little bit, some relationships between some of the main characters.
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And I thought that was interesting and kind of a little real too.
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Yeah.
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the jealousy of, you know, who's better friends, right.
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And it's, it's three good friends.
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My mom used to always say it's tough when there's three.
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you know, you go to an amusement park and it only holds two people, you know, that kind of thing.
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Yeah.
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And it definitely touches on, on that a lot.
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made me grateful to have a boy.
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Same.
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We say that I think every week but boys I think have a lot of like weird dynamics to a friendship groups Not as bad as girls.
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I don't think but I think they go through those phases of I mean just like girls do insecurities of you know, yes Yeah, and I think boys and they both go through it.
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It's just called something different and each one like for boys It's like the alpha thing where they're trying to figure out where they are and the girls.
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It's Basically just bitchiness.
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You know what I mean?
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But that's, it's so funny that it's called, in one it's almost respected, in the other one it's like she's mean.
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But anyway, yeah, all the things that they go through as little ones.
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The only other note that I had was What about Ethan?
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Oh my gosh.
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Yeah.
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Don't see it coming.
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No.
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So Ethan was a podcaster.
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Yes.
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In the book.
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Yes.
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I thought that was funny.
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Yeah, I did too.
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I was kind of giggling.
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You know, but, um, I thought like that twist was bananas.
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Me too.
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So, I thought it was going to go way different, even as it was like revealed, like his, you know, part of his connections was tough.
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Yeah.
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but very, yeah.
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Huge twist.
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Very much so.
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And what's so funny about that is the book still would have been good without that twist, but that just made you, yeah.
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Yeah.
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So yeah, I loved, All the twists in it.
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I love not knowing.
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Mm hmm.
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And again, the character development was awesome.
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And just explaining like all the different aspects of this little town.
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Yeah.
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I really just enjoyed the book.
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As much as we like these books, the past few years, I wonder if I would like them even more if I was actually reading them because I enjoy listening to them.
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But you know, when you read a book, sometimes it's just that much better.
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I can't sit down and read a book though.
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I know.
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I've been trying to read the same book at night, like for 3 weeks and I get like 2 pages in and I just, you know, lose track.
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I'm so used to doing three, four different things at a time that I like to sit down.
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Actually, when I sit in like the sauna blanket, yeah, I read a book.
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Like I'll read a physical book.
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Okay.
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But that's the only time.
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That's it.
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Yeah.
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Um, so what would you give this one?
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I would high.
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Another high?
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Yeah.
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Nine.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Agreed.
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I'd give it something high.
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And I'm glad because I don't think I'm going to like next week's book.
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I started it.
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Did you?
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Is it So it's called the Hacienda.
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Yes, and I was reading the blurb about it And let me just let me just tell you from hoopla what it says Mexican Gothic meets Rebecca in this debut spiritual supernatural suspense novel Set in the aftermath of the Mexican War of Independence Can we skip it?
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I don't, I, I, I can't get through the first chapter.
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Great.
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So I have another book I think we should read.
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Okay.
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It's called All Good People Here by Ashley Flowers, who's a podcaster.
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Yes.
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Okay.
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I know her.
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Okay, so she does Crime Junkie.
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Yes.
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And Something else.
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I The Deck, that's what else she does.
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Have you ever listened to that one?
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It's um, I can't really get into it.
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It doesn't have Brit in it, so it's not like a lot of conversation.
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Well, obviously it's just her, so there's not like back and forth conversation, yeah.
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She had a lot of drama too.
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Oh yeah, with her podcast?
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Yeah, I know, I remember that, like, they were trying to, like, Boycott her.
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Yeah, I thought you said boink, like boink on her, not boycott.
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Do you, remember in football, the Super Bowl and it was the double doink, when it like bounced off the, the hills twice?
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No.
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The field goal thingies?
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Uh uh.
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The post, that's what they're called, post.
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And it like bounced And then like I did like a flip and then bounced again.
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This really happened?
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Yeah, uh, and it was called the double doink.
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No, all I can think of is the butt fumble.
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Yeah.
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We are, we are good at this.
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Oh gosh.
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So next time we'll do All Good People Here by Ashley Flowers.
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Yes.
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And forget the Hacienda.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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Sorry.
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I'm in with that.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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So I, okay.
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Scrolling.
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Cause you know, like I can't fall asleep at night and like, I just scroll on Tik TOK.
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I should probably read so I get tired, but then I'm like, my mind is so all over the place.
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So I came across and like true crime is like my Tik TOK friend.
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Um, have you heard about the Brandon Raspberry case?
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It was in Texas.
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Alright, so January 18th, 2022, this dude, Brandon, 32 years old, was found deceased in an RV at the Lazy J RV park.
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RV park in Nixon, Texas.
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Okay.
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It was a single gunshot wound to the head.
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And for the past two years, no leads, no nothing.
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They have no clue.
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And it wasn't self inflicted?
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No, no, no, no.
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And there was a one, I guess, shot that was, went off on the, in the couch.
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Okay.
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So the dude was on his bed and then there was also just like a random gunshot to the couch.
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So yeah.
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Cops, no clue what's going on.
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Fast forward to April 12th of this year.
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Authorities received a call from the local school principal who reported a 10 year old male had threatened to assault and kill another student on the bus the previous day that they called the police after conducting a threat assessment on the student, they contacted, the police to conduct further investigation.
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And the deputy was dispatched to the school.
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Okay.
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When police got to the school, the school then told him that the kid said he shot and killed a man two years ago.
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The kid said that he was visiting his grandfather at the RV park, took a weapon out of the glove box of his grandfather's truck, went into raspberry's RV while he was sleeping, discharged the weapon.
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So he would have been eight years old.
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Seven.
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Okay.
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It was a week before his eighth birthday.
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Okay.
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Discharge the weapon one time, leaving a single Gunshot wound to the head and then discharged another bullet into the couch.
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None of that, I guess, was released into like That was like one of those facts they held up.
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And returned the weapon to the truck.
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Oh my gosh! So, because of the child's age and Texas Penal Code, It states that a child does not have criminal culpability until they reach the age of 10.
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So this kid supposedly didn't tell, any of the adults in his life, like grandpa, father, nothing, like just went around with this, he unalive somebody for the last two years.
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Oh my gosh.
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And then threatened to unalive a student on the bus.
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He cannot be held accountable for his first unaliving.
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Because of his age.
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Can they do anything?
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No.
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Well, so they're, they're holding them accountable now.
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Like they're doing all these assessments and whatever now because of the threat to the student on the bus.
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So then like my mind goes sideways, right?
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Like, What if grandpa did it?
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But they know that the law says that he can't be held accountable.
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Um, so grandfather also pawned the gun and they got, they found the gun and they did connect the dots.
21:00
Yeah.
21:00
Everything, all the evidence.
21:01
When did that happen?
21:02
Do you know?
21:02
they didn't say in the article that I read.
21:04
but cause then I went like searching.
21:06
Oh yeah.
21:07
Googled.
21:07
Well, okay.
21:08
So was there a connection between this kid and the.
21:13
No.
21:14
And so the police said, you know, were you upset with this guy?
21:16
He said, no, I've never seen him a day in my life.
21:19
Just walked into his RV and decided to try this.
21:24
Yeah.
21:25
I find this really, really hard to believe.
21:29
And I am like, okay, so if this is true, I mean, this is what really, like that's terrifying.
21:33
That is terrifying that this kid walked around with this.
21:38
For two years.
21:39
Mm hmm.
21:40
Well, there's a lot of it this year.
21:41
There's terrifying that the kid had access to that and Apparently knew enough to use it and only had it fire one shot.
21:50
Yeah, like that good of a so I Have you ever shot a gun?
21:54
no, so I have but I want to it's been a long time since I have but I have and It's not an easy thing, like the kick, especially like the first time you do it.
22:06
It's like, you know, you feel you're, you don't, you don't know how to stand like the, the prep for the kickback and stuff for a seven year old to not have.
22:16
See Brandon taught Dylan, like, you know, we did have plenty and like, so we wanted him to go, yeah, say, sure.
22:23
Absolutely.
22:24
Yes.
22:24
So, at, A young age, Brandon didn't teach Dylan how to handle things, but everything was locked up in safes.
22:31
There was absolutely no access to anything.
22:34
Same.
22:35
Yeah.
22:35
Same at our house right now.
22:36
Yep.
22:37
So, yeah, but for that, that aim, the aim and just the, the.
22:45
Like I said, the not being bruised.
22:48
I'm assuming this kid doesn't have a lot of supervision because if Jackson would have done that when he was that age, I would think he would have had bruises or soreness.
22:56
Yeah.
22:57
I mean, I think it was just like a, I didn't want to just a nine millimeter or something like that, like a smaller weapon.
23:02
Yeah.
23:02
cause it was in the glove box.
23:03
Yeah.
23:04
but still like, I don't know.
23:06
It's me like for it to, to one shot.
23:09
Right.
23:10
I don't know.
23:10
The whole thing's just weird.
23:11
Like the whole thing is creepy and weird.
23:14
If he did it, it's, it's, it's weird and terrible.
23:17
And if he didn't, it's weird and terrible.
23:19
Like, yeah.
23:20
I just saw that.
23:21
I'm like, God, it's like the weirdest, that is crazy.
23:23
And that happened in Texas.
23:24
So now, the man that was unalived, his family is trying to get the law changed.
23:30
yeah.
23:32
That some kind of accountability would have been able to obviously not in this case because it would be moving forward right but That some kind of accountability would have been able to be given to yeah somebody Yeah crazy And and he was only in that rv park for four days.
23:49
He was there like on a job I came in was gonna do his stuff and leave back up.
23:55
Wow.
23:56
So that's terrifying and then the threat of on the school bus like right thing like is is horrible.
24:03
Well for everybody.
24:04
Yes I am I'm glad that when that threat was made on the bus that they took that seriously and however that News got back to them whether it was the parent called and said this happened or whatever I'm glad that was taken seriously and not brushed off like kids are stupid kids.
24:21
Yeah a lot of it happens like that, I think.
24:24
Um, wow, that's crazy.
24:26
I know.
24:27
Two years.
24:29
That, what's scary about that, too, is kids can't keep secrets.
24:34
So if that really happened, I mean, I'm glad that this child is getting, Assessed.
24:41
Book calls.
24:43
Yeah.
24:44
If that, if that really happened that way, that child's got some major things going on.
24:49
Yeah to put it mildly.
24:50
Yeah.
24:51
Wow.
24:52
There's your, OMG for the day.
24:54
Yeah.
24:55
Among other layers.
24:59
Oh my goodness.
25:00
That's crazy.
25:02
The fact that that popped up in your feed.
25:04
That's probably just because we're such a searching of the mic and milk.
25:08
Whatever.
25:08
Miller.
25:09
Speaking of.
25:10
Oh yeah.
25:13
That was a good segue.
25:14
It was if I could have said it correctly.
25:16
Have you seen any of the updates?
25:18
No, because I've been too exhausted for all this driving I'm having to do.
25:22
What?
25:23
Well, my 2 a.
25:24
m.
25:24
updates.
25:26
so I guess, the internet did their thing on the internet.
25:29
And so the fisherman that was like the witness, or not witness, but like spoke to the police said he heard crying and then the gunshot.
25:36
And he was one of the main people right away is somehow.
25:42
Related to JP.
25:43
Shut up.
25:45
Yeah.
25:45
Come on.
25:46
I feel like he's related to the whole town.
25:48
Well, I don't know if it's true or not.
25:49
And this is totally TikTok.
25:53
I don't know how true it is.
25:55
But, said that his family is part of like the Masons.
26:00
Okay.
26:01
Which they're normally good dudes, right?
26:03
I don't know anything about it.
26:04
I haven't Well, I know a couple of people that are and they do but like powerful like like Yeah, their reach goes far as I think more of what okay like for cover ups like Like it could the the reach of the Yeah, powerful people.
26:20
I gotcha.
26:20
okay Let me take that back the ones that I know the information that they've given me is they do You Charity things and that.
26:28
So I really don't know.
26:30
I'm not a grand poobah.
26:35
Is there something we need to discuss?
26:38
so I really don't know a lot about it either.
26:40
I, and I just, that today like popped up again, it's a creator on, on TikTok.
26:46
Right.
26:46
I don't know if you're here or not, but his family, I mean, like, he does seem to be slipperier than a, I don't know.
26:53
Greased pig.
26:54
Slime.
26:55
Slippery than slime.
26:58
We are really good at this, this thing.
27:00
This thing is gonna blow up for real.
27:02
he actually has made his own TikTok account now, JP.
27:05
Has he?
27:06
To Dispel all of the rumors and he was going to take down one rumor a day and do you follow him?
27:11
No, I don't want either but I want to know all the things well all the other creators like share his stuff and they'll do the do it and you know, he's like classic like abusive dirtball but Oh, so the fisherman guy back to him.
27:29
Yeah, so supposedly he's related They found like some obituary of a mutual family member and I guess they were both Listed in that obituary as like relatives or whatever and they are now because like he has a super distinct voice the fisherman dude and They broke down the 9 1 1 call and they think they can hear him They think he was in the background of the 9 1 1 call which You Is also said to be possibly AI generated.
27:56
So who knows?
27:57
I don't know.
27:58
This is just what the people are saying on Tik TOK.
28:00
and Tik TOK seems to like find anything and everything about anyone.
28:05
But give them all the cases, all the unsolved mysteries.
28:08
Tik TOK will get it done.
28:11
Oh, so this was another thing that people are going crazy over is that in one of the surveillance videos, in the beginning of the day, she was wearing her necklace.
28:20
Next surveillance video, she had changed, like taken off her work clothes and her necklace was not on.
28:25
Oh, JP was wearing the necklace in an interview like a day or two later.
28:32
Okay.
28:32
That's very ballsy.
28:34
And so he did an interview with a TikToker, like that's like super true crime, whatever on TikTok.
28:40
And the TikToker asked him about it.
28:44
And he said that the police gave it to him the next, the day after she.
28:49
was found.
28:50
and then I'm like, I know that they immediately said it was self inflicted, but is none of that is evidence?
28:57
she wasn't wearing it in the video.
29:00
So the police should have even had it ready to give to him.
29:03
Yeah.
29:05
Yeah.
29:05
That's.
29:08
And if he, okay, let's throw this out there.
29:12
She was in the first video wearing the necklace.
29:14
He sees her.
29:15
And he gets the necklace from her.
29:17
And then she goes and does the, the other thing where she's on surveillance.
29:22
For him to wear that?
29:24
This guy sounds cojones.
29:26
That's crazy.
29:27
Yeah.
29:28
He thinks he's above everything.
29:29
Yeah.
29:30
Oh yeah.
29:31
He's untouchable in his head.
29:32
But he's been, like, he's been abusing people.
29:34
He's been, do you know he had her on lithium?
29:37
Like, because he was trying to get that.
29:38
What?
29:38
Yeah.
29:39
So he had her, like, institutionalized, like, twice, I think.
29:43
No, lithium was something that was still given anymore though.
29:46
That's what Britney Spears was on while she was locked up every one of her family members, everybody said, he has been like building this case.
29:54
Like she's been crazy this whole time.
29:56
Like she was not, but he was trying to build this case.
29:59
He kept bringing her to the hospital saying she needs to be locked up.
30:02
She needs to be locked up.
30:03
She's crazy.
30:05
he almost like, um, Munchhausen.
30:07
Yeah, by property.
30:10
Yeah, but, in his sermons, they're showing video clips of his sermons and, he asked the church to pray for her to hit rock bottom.
30:18
That doesn't sound like what you want to pray for, for somebody.
30:22
Yeah, he's awful.
30:23
He's an awful, awful person.
30:25
Oh, and then I like right before when you walked in I showed you so his ex wife who He cheated on with Micah.
30:32
Mm hmm they look so similar when you showed me that like I was speechless I thought it was like a before and after like this is when they first started dating and this is But no, two totally different people.
30:43
Yeah.
30:43
Both dark hair, like very similar.
30:45
skin tones.
30:46
Yes.
30:47
I mean, it's everything.
30:47
They're coloring.
30:48
They could have been family.
30:49
Oh yeah.
30:49
Easily.
30:50
Recording just got released, Micah calling the ex wife, asking the ex wife for advice or help on how to leave him, like the easiest way possible or who she used as an attorney asking her for help, I don't know if you know this or not, but did he leave the first wife to be with Micah?
31:07
Is that how she?
31:09
Really sure.
31:09
Okay.
31:09
Yeah.
31:10
Because I'm thinking like that's kind of the only way that she would have been able to get away is just like go, go to this other girl.
31:17
Oh my goodness, this case just keeps getting wilder and wilder.
31:21
And the family I think is suing JP right now, Micah's family.
31:24
he's now counter suing them and is trying to get all his legal fees paid by Micah's family.
31:29
For like slander or something?
31:30
I don't know, I don't know exactly what it was, but.
31:33
Yeah, he's, he's not a good guy.
31:35
No.
31:36
and I think this is killing him because he's like, classic narcissist.
31:40
Oh, yeah, whatever.
31:41
I mean, like all of the things.
31:42
Yeah.
31:42
And so for him not to be seen as poor me, like the victim and for all of this to be coming out, all of these weird, like things that like weird, um, kinks.
31:57
Yeah.
31:58
And not that I'm king shaming, whatever you want to do as an adult, as long as everybody's willing, that's where, that's where, that's where it was, it's not okay is because it wasn't consensual and he was forcing things on.
32:09
Right.
32:10
Well, and he probably, because of his narcissistic attitude, he probably does not want people to know certain things about him, especially being a pastor.
32:20
So for all this stuff, is he still in the pulpit?
32:23
Pastoring, do you know?
32:24
I, I think, yeah.
32:27
Yeah, like he's got like it's like a like a cult almost it feels like it's got like that feel you know what I mean yeah, the people that are with him are with him.
32:35
They are rat or die He like banned people from the church when he had said that she he wanted her to hit rock bottom and people had Like some people had an issue with that and voice that Buddha the man of the church.
32:48
His church is in Myrtle Beach, right?
32:49
I'm going in a few weeks.
32:50
I'm gonna go see his church.
32:51
Are you?
32:52
Why not?
32:53
Don't join the cult.
32:54
I'm not.
32:55
I am not.
32:56
I'm not, good cult material.
32:59
Yeah.
32:59
I don't think that I would be easily swept up.
33:01
I'm gonna have to come save you.
33:03
Well, I mean if you want to come to the beach, come on.
33:04
I don't think I'd be easily put into a cult though.
33:07
Like I don't think.
33:09
I'm too, too lazy and tired right now to do much of anything.
33:12
I don't think I would be a good cult person either.
33:19
I think you're too, too much of an ass.
33:23
Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
33:25
I think you just, um, you like to research things.
33:27
Yeah.
33:28
And I don't think of somebody, political.
33:30
I think if somebody came up and they were like, Hey, you should, you should join our cult because of this.
33:34
You wouldn't be like, okay.
33:35
You'd be like, actually, let me be the cult leader.
33:41
Maybe I'm more, maybe I am at a cult now.
33:43
Maybe this is our goal.
33:44
Yeah, no, I don't think I would be good.
33:48
No material.
33:49
No.
33:50
For a cult.
33:51
No, I don't, I don't think I'm, uh.
33:52
They, they wouldn't love me.
33:55
I just don't think I'd be a target.
33:56
I'd be like the one that would be like locked in like the basement until I fly.
34:00
I mean, I'd be there for like 400 years, like, making the little etches in the, the little marks.
34:05
Have I ever told you about some of Jackson's friends that got kicked out of Carowinds?
34:09
Oh, Dylan did.
34:10
Yeah, Dylan did.
34:11
And he got a Carowinds show.
34:12
Yeah, well, he got put in the security office.
34:14
I call it Kerwin's jail.
34:16
Well, I didn't know if there was like really, I don't know, like there's like jails on cruises.
34:20
Like I didn't know if there was like, there might be, I don't know, but I call it Kerwin's jail.
34:24
I'm like, were you making little hash marks for every hour that went by that you were in care?
34:31
supposedly the girl that one of his friends was with, Some other boys were being inappropriate and he kind of, they didn't get in a fight, but he was posturing for a fight I think was the words.
34:42
So they just kicked him all out and banned him.
34:45
Is it for a year?
34:46
Five.
34:47
Oh wow.
34:48
For real.
34:49
Wow.
34:50
Yeah.
34:50
Was Dylan just for a year?
34:51
Just for one year.
34:52
I think it's up now.
34:54
Does he have any desire to go back?
34:55
No.
34:58
he could care less.
34:59
Yeah.
35:00
especially too, like, when they can drive and they can go somewhere else and they, you know what I mean?
35:05
It's not that special.
35:06
No.
35:06
Yeah.
35:06
No.
35:07
Yeah.
35:07
wow.
35:08
Well, I don't know how we went down that rabbit hole, but.
35:11
Yeah, I don't either.
35:11
Oh, cause I'm, oh, we were talking about the ticks on the, on the walk.
35:14
Yeah.
35:15
Did you know that there's, there's jails on cruise ships?
35:18
I had heard that.
35:19
I've never seen one on any of the cruises I've been on.
35:21
I have never seen one on anything, thank goodness.
35:25
But, I did know somebody that got in cruise jail.
35:28
Yes.
35:30
Why did they get in cruise jail?
35:31
For fighting.
35:31
Fighting.
35:33
but.
35:33
People don't play with that.
35:34
No, no, no, no.
35:35
And I just want to go have fun.
35:37
Like, there's nothing to be fighting.
35:38
Right.
35:38
But yeah, it's a legit thing.
35:41
It looks like a slammer.
35:43
I, I, yeah, I, I don't know the specifics.
35:46
I'm sure it's different on every boat, maybe.
35:49
I need to look up a picture of Cruz jail now.
35:51
but that would be horrible.
35:52
He's paid all that money to go to jail.
35:55
Um, well, you want to do it.
35:56
Am I?
35:57
Okay.
35:58
Yeah.
35:59
Cause our segment last week didn't feel like it was, it was working.
36:02
Right.
36:03
We're not, are you saying that we're not good at advice?
36:06
I think we are, but I don't think the people are ready for what we have to say.
36:13
Okay.
36:14
So.
36:15
Am I the a hole for not giving my neighbor's soccer ball back after he threw it onto my third floor apartment balcony, which he kicks against the side of the apartment all day?
36:25
A little No.
36:28
Sorry.
36:29
A little context.
36:30
I live on the third floor of an apartment building and the family below me has a little boy who loves to kick his soccer ball around all day.
36:38
All capitals.
36:40
He kicks it against the side of the building, against the inside.
36:44
Walls of his apartment slams it into the ceiling my floor and throws it onto the roof This isn't just loud shakes my entire apartment I work the night shift and this makes it impossible for me to sleep by chance He kicked a soccer ball onto my balcony and I just haven't given it back It's been two days and he has been knocking on my door continuously for those two days He knocked, in parentheses it says beat, on my door for two hours straight today, and at least once every hour after that.
37:15
The thing is, I can sleep through someone knocking on my door, I can't sleep through my apartment shaking.
37:20
I was finally able to sleep a full eight hours today, and I really don't want to go, I really don't want that to go away.
37:27
Am I the a hole?
37:29
No.
37:29
I don't think so because we had a basketball hoop that was right outside.
37:36
That was not our hoop.
37:37
That was like right outside of our bedroom window and all of the neighborhood kids gathered there.
37:42
That was the one that they went to.
37:44
It was just like the open basket and it was like right outside of our bedroom window.
37:47
Yeah.
37:47
So if you tried to take a nap.
37:49
It didn't matter what time of day like nobody could be out there all day and that's when they would come and the basketball started.
37:55
We had a similar situation where our neighbors in our previous house, they had dogs outside that and you know, I love, we've talked about how much we both love dogs, barked all night long.
38:06
And no, I don't think they are either.
38:08
You have to be respectful of people and especially when you're in an apartment environment.
38:12
Mm hmm.
38:13
Yeah.
38:14
I wonder how old the kid is.
38:16
Is he four?
38:17
Or is he 17?
38:18
No, I think he's like, oh, like, probably like 12.
38:20
Yeah.
38:20
I think, I don't remember exactly what it said in the, the comments.
38:23
'cause like he was like responding to people in the comments.
38:25
Okay.
38:26
so yeah, I don't think he is either.
38:29
I don't Or she, whoever.
38:31
Yeah, I don't think they are either.
38:32
I think that.
38:34
Maybe this will teach the child.
38:36
I think he needs to take the ball and have a conversation with the parents.
38:39
But the parent is probably gonna be like, he can do whatever he wants to do.
38:42
Yeah, I pay to live here too.
38:43
Right.
38:43
Okay.
38:44
Yeah, parents are not receptive to any criticism.
38:46
There's gotta be a better place though for this to happen.
38:49
Yeah.
38:50
So, I don't think they are.
38:51
I don't think so either.
38:53
I am like.
38:54
Get your sleep boo.
38:55
Get your sleep.
38:58
I threatened so many times to like move the basketball hoop to a different place.
39:02
Look, yeah, absolutely.
39:06
And then like, I mean, Dylan would do it too, but Dylan would be out there all, you know, all the time.
39:09
Yeah.
39:09
Um, so like, I can't yell at any of the kids because my kid was doing the same stupid stuff.
39:14
Yeah.
39:14
No, and it wasn't even stupid.
39:15
They were playing and they were outside and I shouldn't be 100 percent happy that kids were being kids.
39:20
So I sound, I sound like the a hole right now.
39:23
But.
39:23
Let us know if you think Steph's it.
39:27
But, like, it was, it just seemed like, it was like every single time you tried to lay down.
39:31
Yeah.
39:31
Just to like, if you had a headache, if you wanted to take a nap.
39:34
Oh, sure.
39:35
It was like.
39:35
It's your house, you can do whatever you want to do.
39:36
Yeah.
39:37
Okay.
39:37
I agree.
39:38
It was really 1 of the comments in the thread was that, You had similar situation, the.
39:44
Ball that would go into the guy's yard.
39:46
The kid would open the gate, come get his stuff, leave the gate open and his dogs would get out.
39:52
And so the guy went to talk to the mom.
39:54
The mom was like, my kid didn't do that.
39:57
Like the typical, you know, whatever.
40:00
So he buys a lock for the gate.
40:02
Ball goes over the fence.
40:04
Kid can't get in because there's a lock.
40:06
He said he went and brought the ball inside, stabbed the ball.
40:12
Mom comes knocking on the door later that day and was like, I need my kid's ball.
40:16
It went over your fence.
40:17
And he's like, Oh, there's no ball back there.
40:18
Sorry.
40:19
She's like, it went over the fence.
40:20
And he's like, well, just like your kid didn't open my gate, go to my backyard and my dog's got out.
40:26
Um, I don't have your ball.
40:27
And he shut the door.
40:32
Oh my gosh.
40:33
That's pretty funny.
40:33
Yeah.
40:34
So she probably can see it like right on top of the garbage like oh yeah deflated.
40:38
Yes.
40:38
Yes, like sad looking up right there.
40:40
That's funny.
40:42
So I did say one more.
40:43
So, am I the AL for calling the police because my neighbors were being loud.
40:47
Is this the neighbor episode.
40:49
I guess so.
40:50
Okay.
40:52
I didn't even put that together.
40:53
I'm really quick.
40:54
I just like, did like, random screenshots and I'm like, Oh, well, you can't, you can't get anything past me.
41:00
Okay.
41:01
Well, this is another apartment complex too.
41:04
Um, all in.
41:07
Remind me to tell you my like, when we.
41:10
Move to Tennessee story.
41:11
Okay, crazy.
41:12
am I the a hole?
41:14
Oh, my college story too.
41:15
Our college neighbors, oh my god, in the house we lived in.
41:18
Oh, now you're having trauma flashbacks.
41:20
Oh my goodness.
41:21
Okay, we'll talk about that when we're done with this.
41:23
Okay.
41:23
Am I the a hole for calling the police because my neighbors were being loud?
41:27
No.
41:27
I live in an apartment complex with about 10 to 12 story buildings.
41:31
I live on the third floor.
41:32
Three days ago, drunk men were really loud outside my building.
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They were singing and yelling.
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It was almost 2 a.
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m.
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I'm 21 years old, work full time, study full time.
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It's exam season currently, so I was really irritated that they woke me up.
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And I was also irritated that they weren't shutting up.
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I can hear, I could hear my other neighbors asking them to keep quiet, but they weren't shutting up.
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So I called the police, the police came, and I guess things escalated because they arrested one man.
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The next day I could see Facebook posts in my neighborhood group and surprisingly, the rude and mad comments were directed at a person who called the police.
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Me, lol.
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I figured out that it was someone's birthday.
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Just so you have a better understanding, I'm translating one post from that group.
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When the dogs are barking and howling all night long, you don't seem to be bothered, and you are mad over sounds of fun and happiness.
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People are so unfair.
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May God bless you with many loud birthdays.
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George.
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Okay.
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Today a woman came to my door visibly upset.
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I couldn't see her through the peephole.
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I didn't open the door.
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She somehow figured out who called the police and I figured she's the wife of the man who got arrested.
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She was calling me names saying that I wouldn't be at home forever and I'll get my share of fairness.
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Kind of sounds like a threat if you ask me.
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Am I the a hole for calling the police?
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Should I apologize?
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No.
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I don't think so either.
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Was it on a weekend?
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Was it like a Monday?
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I won't know what day of the week it was.
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but they were asked several times by other apartment people to be quiet or to like But even if it is Saturday morning at 2 a.
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m., it's still not okay to, in my opinion, in a public space where there is like an insinuated quiet time, to be disrespectful and loud.
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And And here's my thing too.
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that's, you know, a lot of times when things escalate, you know, it's late at night, people are drunk.
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There could have been fights or whatever.
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So no, get everybody back in their house.
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Sorry, Get everybody back in their house and call it a night.
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Yeah.
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I'm torn because Mm-Hmm, it sounds like they're in a college town, which.
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Is more known to have these types of things.
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Yes.
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so it's almost like, I don't know, but let me tell you my college story because this was bananas.
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So we lived in 1 of those big, like, you know, like those big old Victorian houses that they make into apartments.
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Oh, yeah.
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So, me and Brandon had like a little studio, room in this house.
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And this is my first time living away from home.
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And every couple of nights a week, like we hear them like screaming across all and they had a baby, like a little baby.
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Okay.
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Um, Maybe like one and a half, two, maybe, over there.
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And you hear them screaming, babies crying, and I'm like, oh my god.
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Like, what am I doing?
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Right.
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Right.
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It's like two, two thirty in the morning, and they get home, I guess, from whatever bar.
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I don't know whose mom it was, one of the adults mom, I guess, was there watching the kid screaming.
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I mean, like, there was so much, it was bananas.
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And, so I'm, like, looking at, like, we were both, like, sitting up, like, oh, my God.
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Right.
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This is crazy.
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I'm like, should I go over there?
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Right.
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Like, I should, watch the kid.
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I felt so bad that this kid was over there.
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And then we hear, Well, you're a crackhead.
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And like the girl's like, who got me to do it?
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Like, Oh no.
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So then I look outside and I'm like, Oh my God.
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Like, what should we do?
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Like, this is not like my norm.
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Right.
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Um, and.
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I look outside, the police are coming up and they're like, can you open the door?
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Because it was, you know, like, they had to have the code or whatever.
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Whoever called the cost went down because I was, I was like, looking out the window.
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Yeah.
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And they're like, can you open the door, but somebody was already on there to open the door and, we hear them like yelling, the cops are like trying to calm everything down across the hall.
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And then we see the guy leaving, girl runs out, lays on the lawn, like spread eagle, and she's like, come back to me.
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Oh my gosh.
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After she, and he had been fighting, right?
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It was the craziest, the craziest night.
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Ever.
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And they, I think got kicked out a week or two later because they moved out.
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But it was so bananas.
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That is crazy.
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That is crazy.
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So it wasn't, like, quite as tame as this.
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Right.
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It sounds like, but your story should have been in here in the Yeah.
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We did not call the police.
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I was just like, oh my gosh, should I go see if they want help with the baby?
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Yeah.
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Because I felt so bad for the baby.
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For the baby.
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And then, yeah, in that environment, crying and fussy and all the things.
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And then, so when Graduate college, Brandon eventually takes a job in Tennessee.
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We moved to Tennessee and we get a townhouse.
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And so this lady lived next door with her two children and we weren't even there a couple of days.
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She knocks on the door and asks if I could watch her kids.
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No, doesn't know me.
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Now I got that.
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And I'm like, she's like, I just got around, like she did it or whatever.
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And I was like, um, and then like, she's like, thanks.
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And she leaves.
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And I'm like, okay.
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So.
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That's the start.
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Like this is like day, like two or three.
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So we were there, I don't know, like a year and a half maybe, at the same townhouse and she lived next door the whole time.
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So it was the neighbors from, you know, where, so she was in no judgment, but she was like an ex stripper, like recovering addict or whatever, like the whole nine yards.
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And She would just like send the kids over.
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Are you kidding me?
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To get milk, to get whatever.
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And I'm like, they would just walk in.
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Like I had to start like locking all of my doors, like at all times.
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Cause like these kids would just walk in.
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That was just their second home.
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No, it was just my mom sent me over.
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Oh, oh, so their store.
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these kids were little, four and like seven, or like four and like six, I mean, like, young.
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She would send, like, there was a gas station, kind of like next to our, like, our complex.
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She would, let them go walk there by themselves and, get a donut or whatever, little, like tiny little people.
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that is insane.
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Yeah.
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So then the kid, one kid like played the drums.
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No.
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All hours.
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How long were you in the townhouse?
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I think a year and a half.
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And then we got our house.
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but Brandon had to get up for work at like four in the morning, like 11 o'clock at night.
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These kids would be like on a school night, like playing the drums.
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So, I would, cause I'm, I am the a hole.
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I can be.
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if first thing in the morning, I cause I would get up and make Brandon like lunch or breakfast or whatever.
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So I would turn all the speakers towards their apartment or their walls and blast music at four o'clock in the morning.
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Just to be like, here it is.
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She would hold her, Bible studies and stuff at her house.
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And they would be like, Speaking in tongues and like, like yelling.
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Oh, and I was like, it scared the hell out of me.
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I'm like, Oh my God, like what is happening?
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What is going on over there?
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Yeah.
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So I thought you were going to say that, like, okay.
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So a couple of days in the kids can't, you know, you watch the kids, like it was going to turn into like, they were staying at your house constantly kind of thing.
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No, but like Brandon, like they would like, try to like, take movies and stuff you know, DVDs and whatever were.
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Still, I think.
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Right.
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Brandon's like, oh, we should switch out some of the DVDs.
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And the teacher not to send our kids over.
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It's crazy.
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Sometimes people just have no respect.
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I know.
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For anybody else's place.
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Yeah, I was not sad to move.
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So those are my nightmare neighbor stories.
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Those are pretty terrible.
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Yeah, actually, I mean, hilarious number the first one and terrible.
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Yeah.
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Well, what do you think about this person?
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Do you think they are with that with the birthday celebration, George?
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Thumbs up, they think you are.
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Um, I don't know.
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I'm like, on the fence because if it's a college town and they're all like 21 like, or turning 21 if it wasn't like an every night thing, if it was just a one time, if it was a one time thing, But if it's a reoccurring theme with the same people, then yes, I could see that.
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I agree with you.
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I was going to be a strict, I don't care, 2am is 2am, I don't care who you are, but you're right.
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If it's a one time thing, even if it is a random day of the week, like by the time I would get my nerve up to call the police, I think, and be like, is this really a deal or am I just blowing this out of proportion?
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It would be over.
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And then how did, The wife find out who called.
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I don't know.
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That's, that's weird to me.
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Yeah.
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I thought stuff when you reported it as anonymous.
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I don't know.
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I don't know.
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I've never called the cops on anybody.
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No.
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So I don't know.
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Other than like if I've seen an accident.
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I have called the cops before on people driving erratically and crazy.
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I do call about that sometimes.
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Yeah.
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And Brian gets mad almost like, why are you calling?
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I'm like, cause we're going to pass them in five minutes and they're going to be flipped upside down.
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Okay.
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So we're not going to do the Hacienda next week.
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We're going to do the, All the good people here.
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By Ashley Flowers.
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That's not right, is it?
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I don't remember.
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I'm disagreeing.
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I think that is right.
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I am supporting whatever you are saying.
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All good people here by Ashley Flowers.
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There we go.
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I don't know why.
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I'm tired.
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It's all good.
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Yeah.
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