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19 | Palisades Arsonist Gets Court Date & Skeletal Remains Found in Man's Home · Let's Talk! An Our2Gens Podcast

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  Let's talk. Hello weirdos, welcome back to
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  episode 19. Oh.
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  My God, 19 episodes. I know, get out of here.
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  I know, right? Let's.
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  Go. It's amazing.
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  So I want to say hello to all of our new TikTok family people.
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  Hello to our YouTube shorts family people, 300 subscribers.
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  It's insane. We love you all welcome.
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  We'll start off with some chaos. Always.
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  I mean what we do here? Right.
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  OK, Pennsylvania's got something going on.
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  Yes. So if you see the guy on my
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  screen, he had 100 skeletal remains in his house.
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  Listen, I'm going to start right off.
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  If any man with a septum ring, do not trust him.
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  Wait. Hold.
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  Let's not, Let's no. I said what I said let's.
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  Not do that. Let's not do.
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  That I didn't say anybody with a septum.
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  Ring don't put that out in the community though, like.
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  Men with septum rings do not. That's not fair.
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  Look, I see that. With the cardi.
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  BI see that? Yeah, literally, I see that, but
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  let's not put that out there. OK, fine, Let's not.
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  He had 100 skeletal over 100. Skeletal remains in his
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  Pennsylvania home, so the whole thing started off.
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  He's 34 years old, by the way. His name is Jonathan.
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  Gerlach, Jonathan. Gerlach, Gerlach, Just so you
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  know, he was arrested on Tuesday after he had recently just did a
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  grave. Robbery.
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  This was so crazy to me because I first heard about this on a
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  TikTok. Same.
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  And so the guy was from Philly and he said that this particular
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  grave site was kind of abandoned, like nobody cut the
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  grass, nobody really. So he was just had free reign.
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  To just do whatever. There was no security guards.
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  No one was like concerned and he was like, OK, bet.
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  So he went in there with his shovel and with his other
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  materials or whatever, and he went and he got body parts, two
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  children, I believe, three skull heads and some assortment of
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  bones or whatever. And they caught him 4K and said
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  you're under arrest. With a backpack full of body
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  parts with. Body parts.
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  And then after that he said, Oh yeah, for sure.
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  I, I robbed these graves. And he proceeded to go and show
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  the which graves he robbed. Some of them were like 200 years
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  old, but then. Some of them were like infants.
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  I know I don't. So when it first came out, we
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  were just like, why, why, Why was you?
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  Know what I mean? Turns out there's a Facebook
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  group in which he was selling these body parts.
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  I can't. First off, how is there a
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  Facebook group in which you're? Selling group for everything.
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  Apparently you know 'cause he was holding a skull in one of
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  the pictures he was tagged in. He's.
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  Out of here. You know, like when you want to
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  take a picture or something, you get like the little low angle,
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  you know, and you're like, here's my skull, who wants to?
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  Purchase a skull. Jonathan.
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  Jonathan. Insanity.
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  So there was. Apparently a sting with the cops
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  because there was a string of grave robberies and they thought
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  it was just like theft at 1st and then when they found him
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  they were like, oh OK, let's follow this guy.
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  Middle of the night crowbar and he has body parts.
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  Yeah. So I don't think they even
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  anticipated what they. Found like the magnitude of it?
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  Absolutely not. They suspected him because his
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  car and his phone ping the cell towers around the area, and his
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  car was found in the same areas in the time of the robbery.
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  So they're like, we're thinking maybe he's just being a jerk.
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  Yeah, no, he's not being a jerk. Like what?
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  Is this even called? I don't, yeah.
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  What do we call this? Because OK, little aside, 'cause
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  I love taking aside. So several years ago when I was
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  on TikTok, there was this male OBGYN who was complaining that
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  women don't want to see male gynecologist and they're stupid
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  and blah blah blah blah blah. He was the main character,
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  whatever. But in the comments section it
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  turned into all these people talking about certain
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  professions that they don't want men working in because of.
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  I mean, what people? Do and a mortician was one of
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  them and. How?
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  Wait, sorry, that's that's so dark.
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  Yes, that is so dark. Fill in the blanks there because
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  they are doing things to the bodies.
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  What are you doing? Sexual stuff.
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  OK. I can't.
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  I can't. But I bring that up because when
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  I first heard the story, I was like, is he a necrophiliac?
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  Like, does he have this problem? But, but there wasn't, there
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  wasn't. But like there was no skin.
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  Like he was taking bones and I so I did and like not even whole
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  bodies, pieces of it. And I read in the article that
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  sometimes it was like, 'cause he had like heads displayed in his
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  house skulls, and then sometimes he was putting pieces of
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  different bodies together to like make new bodies.
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  To make a little little sun such hanging up.
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  The creepiest thing that I saw was that he had a torso strung
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  up in his basement. That was actually one of the
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  tip. It was an anonymous tip, someone
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  said. What you say I believe he lived
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  alone. Lived alone because to have a
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  torso in your basement and no one noticed but I think someone
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  just. Displayed in your home.
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  I you know what I mean? You know what I mean?
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  Creepy. But that was one of the
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  anonymous with tips that, like someone provided and said, you
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  should go check out this guy's home.
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  Wait. Did they go in the home or did
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  they just? Walk by.
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  Yeah, like what? You were smart to, yeah.
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  You just stay away from the house, OK?
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  Call them. OK, like it's insanity.
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  It was creepy. I hate the idea of that cause
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  what are you doing? You're selling some of it.
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  Also, mind you, he had a storage facility in which he stored more
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  bones. Yes, it wasn't just in his
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  house. What?
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  You run out of space, I God. This is just so dark.
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  How like and I can't imagine being the family of like one of
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  these bodies that was just desecrated like.
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  You know what I mean and how? Long is it going to take the
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  Police Department and whoever they called to do CSI.
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  Like you know, to try to figure out.
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  Who, how many bodies, how many different, who the people are
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  and track down their families, if they're even still around.
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  I mean 200 year old bones, they could have been the end of the
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  of the bloodline. Like that's so dark.
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  I'm just saying it's. All so dark.
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  It's really, really dark. Yeah, and this man just took it
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  upon himself to desecrate these graves.
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  I don't know why. It doesn't make any sense.
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  There's no evidence of him being a necrophilia like I There's,
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  there's none of that. You know what I mean, people?
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  They didn't say that. People who knew him said he
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  seemed normal, but they always say that.
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  Don't they always say that? Perfectly normal family Wifey
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  Dahmer. Was the perfect neighbor so
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  don't get so don't talk to me so don't talk to me so he didn't
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  kill these people, but he is doing this is a crime.
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  This is worse this. I don't.
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  Not worse. Sorry, not worse, but.
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  Isn't. The act of getting them there is
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  horrible, yeah. And like, apparently he was just
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  so calm and like, whatever about it.
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  And so I just, I'm like, this was the way you were making
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  money. I don't understand, you know
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  what I mean? And the Facebook group.
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  We should track down everyone who's in the Facebook group too.
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  I hope they started that process please.
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  You know what I mean? Because he was he the only
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  person. No way.
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  Group and there's buying and selling body parts.
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  No way. We need more sting operations,
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  I'm saying. You know what I mean.
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  Creepy. OK, I know.
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  So this is this is reminding me of something.
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  Yes, the mortician. Yeah.
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  All right. Did y'all watch the mortician?
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  OK. I don't even care if you watch
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  it or not. If you have an HBO Max
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  subscription and you have free time, go and watch the stocky
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  series. Oh my God, it's a 3 parter.
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  OK. And when I tell you, we were
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  like focused, we were. We weren't leaving off the couch
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  and nobody was. Getting snacks matter.
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  It was. Oh my God.
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  So this guy is, he is part of a family who runs a mortise, like
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  a Mortuary. Yeah.
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  And they have a crematorium on some property, which first of
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  all in Pasadena. In Pasadena.
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  Yes. Her dad, my husband grew up
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  there. This is it's very close to home.
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  In the 80s too, so. Perfect timing.
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  OK. So he is starting his own
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  business. His family said you run the
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  crematorium and handle that part of our business.
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  And so he starts undercutting all of the morticians in the
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  area who also have crematoriums. There's not a whole lot of them
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  because actually doing this cremation was getting, it was
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  new. It was like a new thing to do
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  because burial was so expensive, right?
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  So he starts under. So let's say they charge $500 to
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  do this. He was like, well, I got you at
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  2:50 and he's running around and none of the morticians can
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  figure out how. He, I mean, he's like with
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  efficiency and he's not just staying in Pasadena or the
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  surrounding neighborhoods. He going all the way up north to
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  go pick up some bodies. Exactly.
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  People like efficiency, yes, And so come to find out that instead
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  of putting one body at a time in the oven.
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  Don't call it an oven. What's it?
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  Called, I don't know, it's an oven.
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  Instead of 1 body at a time, he is shoving 456 as many as he can
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  get in there and burning them all, putting him into a big
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  dumpster like a trash can with a ice cream scooper and just
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  scooping it. If you you want him in the urn,
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  here you go. It's an urn in the box you got.
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  Your loved 1 and 10 other people up in that urn.
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  Oh my God, what? What I could not believe because
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  it just gets worse. OK, this is just the beginning.
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  Just. The beginning.
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  So he's burning all these bodies and we're trying to figure out
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  how. And like I said, everybody's
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  trying to figure out how. He's undercutting all that
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  stuff. He is cutting costs.
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  He's buying these paper, these little boxes, going to pick up
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  the bodies. He's sending these football
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  players that he knew from college to go pick up bodies all
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  around the place. The truck is not cold.
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  I know just and and you know, the California heat, they just.
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  They're in the valley, OK, just baking bodies all in there.
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  He hires a meth head. Oh.
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  I forgot about that, yeah. To do the cooking, OK, And then
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  he goes off to go smoke meth one night after he stuffed a bunch
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  of bodies in there and the crematorium catches fire.
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  I mean my one question is did he try to scoop the ashes after the
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  fire in the Oh my. God, he's like, hey, they
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  already burnt, you know? I know that's dark, but it's
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  like. I.
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  It's crazy. So after it burns down, they're
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  like, well, we can't stop this or this operation, OK, we making
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  money, right? So then they go to the high
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  desert and just pick up a place that was like a like a bakery or
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  something. It was just a huge warehouse
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  that just abandoned regular ovens.
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  And they start doing it there and that's when they messed up
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  because first of all, it's not zoned for that.
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  I mean, Pasadena, it wasn't zoned for what he was doing
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  because according to my husband, the air quality was terrible.
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  So I think anybody who grew up in the 80s in Pasadena got bad
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  bodies all in their lungs. What?
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  OK, just breathing bodies. No.
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  But he goes up there and there's like liquid oozing, oozing out.
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  People could smell it, they can see the smoke coming up because
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  these ovens are bigger than the ones that were in.
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  The past, it was so. He's like, stuff them in there.
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  Oh my. So that's how they get caught
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  and then come to find out, because this whole time they're
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  telling the story as if he is the bad apple in the family,
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  right? So now we find out that this is
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  actually something that the family would have approved.
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  It's a family thing. Because they weren't just
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  burning a bunch of bodies at a time.
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  They were stealing eyeballs. They were taking gold teeth.
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  Yeah, that organs. Organs.
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  They were harvesting it and selling them.
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  OK, they said. We're going to get everything
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  out of this. Person, literally everything,
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  and they were breaking people's bones when they were putting him
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  in there so they could fit his. Man false, mad, disrespectful to
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  people's families. Desecration to this body and I
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  just I was so shocked and he was so nonchalant about.
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  His interviews, he was like, yeah, did that.
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  And that happened like he was at working at Subway, and he found
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  a way to officiously make a sandwich.
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  It's like, no, you're burning bodies.
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  This. Is different this?
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  Is different. And the only time he showed
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  emotion was when they talked about his grandfather passing
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  away and that was like the only death that meant anything.
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  But also. Hypocrite because the episode
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  before he was talking about people having to let go of their
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  families. He's like their bodies don't
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  matter they're dead already. And then he talks about his
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  grandfather dying and. You would have thought he died
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  yesterday, yeah. It's like you still care because
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  that's your family member. You care what happens to them.
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  Afterwards. Exactly.
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  They trusted. You that's handled their family
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  member with care and get them back to them safely without
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  other random strangers in the same bottle.
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  And then without desiccating their body, with pulling out all
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  their organs and their you know what?
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  I mean so this is mad disrespectful and people will
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  never know. No, that there was that poor
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  lady who was carrying around the little tea box and she would
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  like it was all rubbed down 'cause she rubs it and she just
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  knew it was her daddy. She didn't know who was in
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  there. Who.
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  Was in there I. Don't know.
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  All of this is terrible. Oh, can we please talk about the
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  fact that he hired a hit? Oh, do you remember that?
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  Yes. On top of all of this insanity,
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  he decided that he was going to hire a hit on his rival
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  competitor. Yep.
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  And then for another guy who threatened to expose his
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  secrets, he found out everything that they're doing.
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  He poisoned him. Yes, they say allegedly, but I
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  must say he poison. Did that.
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  He did that shit. He did that.
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  OK, I mean. Come on, you know what I mean.
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  So I know we're like, go watch it and we just told you
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  everything, but seriously, go watch it.
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  Like it's really good like. Go watch it because we didn't
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  tell it with efficiency like. You'll still be surprised you.
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  OK, because also we can't imitate the way he was telling
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  the story and his him answering the questions and his wife and
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  his kid and. There's so many mom, everybody
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  who was so in love with his mom and and how she was just such an
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  Angel, but she was the she was the ringleader and all this.
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  Like. OK, and she's still around too.
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  Still kicking? Yeah.
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  Yeah, they had that. Picture she living like in the
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  hood somewhere. Look at Jackie and shit.
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  Look. At Jackie, it's like, yeah,
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  karma gonna come. After you it is a bitch.
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  OK, I hope she's getting haunted.
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  OK, and I say that by my chest because the nerve of you to do
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  these two, the audacity, OK, this family, but.
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  Oh, his name was David Skonce. I made sure I wrote that to him.
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  Please David Skonce. And it was the Lamb Family
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  Mortuary in Pasadena. Yeah, yeah.
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  Go look it up like I'm sure you'll.
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  Be able to find. All sorts of like crazy things,
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  but insanity. Please go watch it.
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  It was insane. But we are on the topic of
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  Pasadena and it is January 11th, the day that we're filming this,
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  but January 12th when it comes out.
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  A year ago, California literally was on fire.
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  And I want to talk about the Palisades fire, but also the
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  Eaton fire because let's not forget two sides of Southern
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  California were burning at the same time.
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  The Eaton fire claimed 19 lives and the Palisades fire 12 lives.
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  Very sad. Yeah, I mean.
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  A lot of people lost their homes, their.
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  Homes their, their everything. People lost lives and and pets
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  and, yeah, you know, homes that were in their their family for
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  generations. Generations.
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  You know, it's like it was devastating.
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  And I don't know anybody who lives here who didn't know
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  somebody. You know, affected by this.
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  So it was a big deal and it happened a year ago and it's
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  still very like. Yeah, you know the guy who was
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  arrested for the Palisades fire, He is going on to trial in
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  April, April. April 21st, I believe.
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  Yeah. So a former Uber driver,
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  apparently, allegedly, they love throwing allegedly around, like
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  if we know, we know. But anyway, allegedly started
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  the fire, the Palisades fire, and he's going on trial later
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  this year. So that's that.
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  Man, my heart still goes out to people because I know two people
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  personally. And I mean, it's just like, what
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  do you, what do you do? Where do you go?
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  Where do you? Go.
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  You lost everything so. Yeah, yeah.
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  All right. So you know how we like to end
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  these. Y'all story time.
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  Sit back, grab your tea, let's hit it.
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  All right, today is an Am I overreacting?
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  Oh please. OK so this one I feel like is
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  rage bait. I'm not ready, get ready.
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  I'm easily rage baited. I feel like I'm just like I was.
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  Reading it I was like what the like all right, Am I
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  overreacting or is it normal to use soap in the bathroom?
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  Yeah. What?
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  Why are you? Asking this question right now,
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  yes. OK I feel ridiculous even asking
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  this but I honestly don't know if I'm missing something or
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  being gaslit. I'm a black woman and my
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  boyfriend is white. And say it again, I'm a black
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  woman and my boyfriend is white. I don't I why does your
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  boyfriend use SO? This is the first white man I've
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  ever dated, which is relevant because I keep wondering if I'm
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  misunderstanding something cultural.
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  My boyfriend does not regularly use soap when he showers.
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  He says he rinses with water and that soap is optional unless
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  you're visibly dirty. Question What are we?
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  Doing How did you make it to adulthood?
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  I'm saying you rinse with water. What?
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  What are you cleaning? You just rubbing it around.
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  Itchy just thinking about that you.
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  Just smear what around? It gets worse.
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  He will sometimes use shampoo, but body soap is inconsistent at
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  best. He also doesn't always use soap
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  when washing his hands in the bathroom and says hot water is
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  enough. What evidence do you have to
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  support this claim? I don't understand.
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  Pull out the magnifying glass. Oh, you know, he's got worms
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  under his nails. When I brought this up, he told
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  me that I'm overreacting and that this is a white people
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  thing and that I'm judging him through my own cultural lens.
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  He said growing up, his family didn't obsess over SOAP the way
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  mine did, and that my expectations are based on how I
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  was raised, not on what's medically necessary.
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  What are you talking about? He said different ethnic groups
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  get dirtier at different rates, so he does not need so often as
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  I do. Oh, he said that.
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  What are you saying? He said it.
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  Are you? Saying he said that, are you
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  saying he said we get dirtier faster?
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  That is a lie. Why are you with this?
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  Where this really threw me I I'm.
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  My blood pressure is. I'm hot, I'm getting hot.
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  OK. In my family and community, soap
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  is not optional. You shower daily, you use soap,
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  you wash your hands properly, you use a bar of soap to wash
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  your ass. It's basic hygiene.
• 20:29
  I've never had to explain this to an adult partner before.
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  The problem is that it affects shared spaces.
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  Our towels smell. Our sheets smell faster than
• 20:39
  they should. I question his bathroom and back
• 20:41
  door hygiene because sometimes there is a poop smell when we
• 20:45
  are intimate. Get the fuck out of here.
• 20:49
  No, no, he insists. I am an I am imagining it
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  because black people are too uptight about using soap all the
• 20:58
  time and using washcloths. Oh, but apparently we.
• 21:02
  Oh. He even makes fun of me for
• 21:05
  using washcloths. Exclamation point.
• 21:08
  I've had to rewash laundry because things don't feel clean.
• 21:11
  I feel uncomfortable inviting people over because I'm worried
• 21:14
  the house smells off, even if he insists I'm imagining it.
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  When I push back, he says I'm being judgmental and culturally
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  insensitive and then I need to stop projecting my standards
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  onto him. He says if I really understood
• 21:28
  him, I'd realize this is a is this normal where he comes from?
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  And then I'm making it into a bigger issue than it needs to
• 21:34
  be. Now I'm stuck questioning
• 21:36
  myself. I don't know why, I don't know.
• 21:38
  Why you questioning yourself? You know what's up, actually.
• 21:41
  Yeah, why haven't you left him? You live with this nasty.
• 21:45
  What you mean so sort of smell? When you're intimate, I'm not
• 21:49
  even done. Hold on, let me finish.
• 21:54
  But what kind of the intimacy you're down there?
• 21:58
  You. Why are you down there smelling
• 21:59
  shit? Why?
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  Do you stay out like? I'm questioning her.
• 22:06
  All right, let me finish this paragraph.
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  Now I'm stuck questioning myself.
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  Is this actually a cultural difference I should be more open
• 22:13
  minded about? Or is this just bad hygiene
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  being dressed up as something deeper?
• 22:18
  I don't want to be ignorant or unfair, but I also don't want to
• 22:21
  live like this. I feel like his bad hygiene is
• 22:24
  negatively impacting my life and I don't have any white female
• 22:27
  friends to ask. You don't.
• 22:29
  Am I overreacting for being bothered by this or is it
• 22:32
  reasonable to expect SOAP to be non negotiable in a shared home?
• 22:36
  It is non negotiable. What are we talking about?
• 22:42
  This entire room is losing. That's fucking mine, what are
• 22:45
  you talking about? I don't know what to say.
• 22:51
  It is non negotiable. I feel dirty just thinking about
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  the fact I'm touching you and I have to.
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  See visible. Dirt on your body.
• 23:03
  Boo Boo chips and everyone. Just leaving it behind.
• 23:07
  Just chips, chips everywhere. No, you are not overreacting.
• 23:11
  You are under. Reacting Get out get.
• 23:14
  Out why are you still living with him?
• 23:17
  What are you talking about? And the nerve you to say that
• 23:20
  some people get more dirty. What are you?
• 23:24
  Talking about get. About of there.
• 23:26
  What are you? He doesn't even like you.
• 23:28
  I don't. OK, my question is, is that
• 23:31
  where where the black babe come from?
• 23:33
  The black blank? Where did they come from?
• 23:35
  The Black Flag. Where all of the.
• 23:38
  Blank. From dirty ass.
• 23:39
  OK, so good morning. We need all.
• 23:42
  Our white friends. Exactly.
• 23:48
  Exactly, please, white friends. And no, it is not a cultural
• 23:52
  thing. It's a whether or not you want
• 23:54
  to be clean thing or not. It has nothing to do with.
• 23:57
  Anything else I need y'all to stand up for yourselves, OK?
• 24:00
  Because he's speaking for your entire culture.
• 24:02
  And y'all need to say something this is not.
• 24:04
  OK, this is unacceptable. Dirty ass.
• 24:10
  Oh my gosh, this is insanity. I actually don't know what to
• 24:15
  say. I told you it was rage bait.
• 24:17
  I warned you. I like I it's hot.
• 24:19
  But I'm not. I'm getting, I'm getting sweaty.
• 24:21
  I can't. Let's let's cut this back.