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Scarlet was a letter and then it was a podcast.
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Let me tell you a story. Well, after all that time on all those different fooling around sites, I did finally
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pick out one guy, um, from Calabasas, quite tall, extremely muscular.
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And we had a phone conversation.
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I did tell him right off the bat that I was having this situation with a sugar daddy guy,
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and he proceeds to tell me about how all the cartilage has gone out of his arms because
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he's been working out so hard.
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I did mention how I had spent some time buying this necklace for Sugar Daddy.
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He proceeded to say stuff like, Well, that's so Jersey Shore tacky, 1980s.
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Is there really any guy out there wearing a necklace, which I was pretty shocked at?
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And then he said he wished he had a gun so he could go back and shoot one of our
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previous ex-presidents. And I thought, well, that's it for you.
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You're sort of a nut job. So that was the only person I've contacted.
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Still getting all those messages? Haven't responded to anyone else.
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Um, I did sit there and listen to this book that this previous hypnotherapy lady in Santa
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monica had referred to me. It says the sociopath next door.
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Well, obviously, I already knew I was married to a sociopath.
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He's in federal prison. But the more I listened to that that book, the more I realized I probably married a
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second one, too. And I thought, wow, I just must be a nut job magnet.
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So is it any wonder that I'm always worried about opening up to someone?
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Um, so, yeah, that's where that stands right now.
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And then my daughter, she did go ahead and she is licensed to do something.
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I have decided to support her in this, to set up something a little business for
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herself. Just a small thing.
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But it's costing me, you know, quite a few thousands of dollars.
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Um, she's very focused on that.
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I know. She'll do. Do. Excellent. That is the end of my social media help from my daughter.
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You know, they have limited attention spans.
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She's 21. She only has enough wattage or bandwidth to go ahead and focus on her own thing.
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So, um, that's all there is.
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And I did have to, after having this zoom meeting with my, my hypnotherapy group that
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I, I zoom online with, um, come to find out I forgot.
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Didn't even realize this. I can't use the word therapy in California in my title or
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profess to offer therapy to people as I'm not a licensed by the state of California.
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Therapists, doctors, psychiatrists, that type of thing.
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Well, gosh darn, that was a drag.
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So I had to go get another domain.
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And of course, I'm still gosh darn, I'm still sitting there doing that.
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That other licensed job that I'm in that refresher course.
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Um, boy, I've been distracted. I tell you what, when you really don't want to do something, I.
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You will find other stuff to do. Well, things such as my hard drive, this little external backup drive that's been
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bugging me for four years. Boy, I had to call up Apple and get that fixed and go through all my domains and clean
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the closet. Wow. Very bad.
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I'm putting stuff off. Um, but anyway, yeah, so I had to get a new domain name and I am going to be putting that
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up. And then I was talking to my kids and I was saying, well, I guess when I meet people
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after I finish this refresher course, I'm going to hand them two business cards, one
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for this new license job that I'm doing, I will be doing again and also the hypnotherapy
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Reiki stuff. So, hey, if you're crazy, go ahead.
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And here's a second card. Um, I was, um.
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Thinking about Sugar Daddy the other day, because I started realizing that in the
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entire 15 months that we've been seeing each other now, basically I've only truly,
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really kissed him once.
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And that's when we were in Palm Springs, and it was very early in the morning and, you
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know, I wanted to get some action and I decided to just kiss him.
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And that was the only thing. And I sit there and think about that.
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And I, I did tell him, I said, I have this really motherly, weird feeling towards you.
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And I don't know if I've said this.
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I told my kids, I said, you know, if I, if if my daughter was laying in bed looking at
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me on a pillow, it's just the same as if this guy was looking at me.
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I just have this very comfortable.
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Motherly way that I think about him.
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And, you know, I tuck him in when he stays over here and, you know, get a little tray of
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food for him. I set him on the couch and, you know, I put everything down, put a little
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napkin in his shirt.
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That's the kind of five star service you get when you're paying this money.
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So, you know, I wait on him hand and foot and he loves it.
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And so I did go to this, um.
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This thing last night, which I'll talk about in a minute.
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But I jokingly said to him, okay, mommy's going to be gone for a while.
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And he looks at me and he says, You better stop talking to like that because I'm going
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to start liking it. And I went, Huh, that's sort of weird.
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And also he said, I said, you know, don't you ever wonder, like this weird connection
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we have? Not a not a it's different.
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It's it's a weird kind of connection that we have, not just a physical, sensual thing, but
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like a. We can trust each other completely kind of connection.
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And I said, Wouldn't it be weird if in a past life we were related?
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Like, what if I was your mom or sister or something in a past life?
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Because we have that feeling of comfort with each other.
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And he says, You know, the way we have sex, that would be crazy.
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And I said, Well, you know, yeah, that would.
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But, you know, that's the way it's sort of weird between us.
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It's just way too comfortable and not in a.
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Are. Almost like in a really close buddies kind of way.
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It's very unusual. Um, so anyway, um, I did go to this candlelight ceremony.
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It was a candlelight concert at the Warner Brothers Studios in Burbank.
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And of course, I stopped at my favorite place to eat in the entire world, which is
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Bob's big boy. And I'll put photos up of that boy.
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I tell you what, eating the food there, it's heavenly.
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Uh, Bob's Big burger and a the hot fudge cake.
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Wow. Just the best thing in the world.
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And when I was at this candlelight quartet playing, I think they're called the Orchid
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Quartet. And they played all some of the some of the most famous musical scores of the
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Warner Brothers movies. And I was lucky because I was there by myself.
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And I did buy one of the better seats, but it was random seating.
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And because I was by myself, I was able to get a seat, a front row center.
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Of course, I love that because I'm always a big about showing up early and trying to get
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the best seat. But the first song they played was Somewhere Over the Rainbow from The Wizard of Oz,
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and the entire hall was dark and the full length of the stage from left to right and
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flowing down the steps was all these beautiful candles.
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It was quite magical.
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And as they played that music.
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I all of a sudden started thinking about my mom and tears started streaming down my
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cheeks because she was.
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Ah. She was the kindest.
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Person I've ever met in my life.
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And as I sat and listened to that eye music, I realized that not once in my entire life
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did I ever hear my mother curse.
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I never saw her drink or smoke.
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She never screamed at anyone.
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She had unbelievable patience.
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She sewed things for, you know, babies that were being adopted.
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She cooked for anyone at church that was sick.
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Of course, you know, this is the Mormon Church and she was a relief Society
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president. And and I don't.
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And by the way, morally, I don't feel like she'd have any problem with that job that I
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had to do. I mean.
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You know, you got to do what you got to do. That's just the way it is.
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Um. But I sit there and I thought about her.
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I know sometimes people have horrible relationships with their mothers.
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And I was truly, truly blessed to have someone so loving and kind.
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My father was so ill and just a vegetable, sort of, basically.
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I was I was basically the workhorse at 13 taking care of him.
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But my mother was in her 60s and my dad was in his late 60s or 70s when all the horrible
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health stuff happened to him and whatever.
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I won't go into details. But anyway, you know, she never, ever complained.
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And I look back on that now and all the years and all the hard work taking care of
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him and I was doing the same thing.
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And that was the end of my childhood, taking care of that guy, um, who I find out later,
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you know, molested me. Um, she never complained.
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What an amazing woman. I'm so. I'm so sorry for my kids that I am not the person she was.
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I'm more of a hard ass. I'm definitely a hard ass.
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Um, I don't know if I told you. My son said he's going to get a tattoo one day with a rose on his arm because I am sort
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of rose crazy. I love roses, but he's going to put thorns on it because that is what I'm
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like. I'm very sweet and nice, but I have these thorns.
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So I did have to get some information off of my work phone.
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Well, gosh, thing I haven't I haven't turned that thing on in so long now.
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I turned it on just to get a piece of information out of it.
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Uh, I had, like, 20 something messages.
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I don't even have any ads running anywhere.
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I don't know why I would have messages. And then I was about to turn it off, and I saw this one person talk about deposit and
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birthday, and I went, What? And I read that message.
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This poor guy had sat there and sent me a $200 deposit because I had asked for
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deposits. So he had sent me a $200 deposit and it was his birthday this month in April.
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I feel so, so, so horrible.
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I apologized profusely and I immediately sent him that money back with my deepest
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apologies, because I know that guys are, um, anxious when they send deposits out to women
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because they don't know if they're going to get ripped off or not.
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But I'm always I've always been very ethical, very honest.
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So I was absolutely horrified when I realized that that guy probably thought that
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I had led him on and was stealing his money.
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But no, I apologized and said, Hey, I turned on this phone briefly.
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I'm going to turn it off again. I'm so, so sorry.
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I'm going to miss your your birthday.
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And of course, you know, of course, in the back of my mind, I still think that's a lot
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of money. But anyway, um, I'm focused on other things.
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And, um, the sugar daddy guy is doing something right now.
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And for me to help me with my business and man, if he gets this thing done, God darn,
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I'm going to feel so freaking obligated to him, which I'm sure he's counting on.
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Um, but that's the way I am anyway, so we'll see how things go.
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And I, on the tik-tok that I did, I had the little partial, partial story that my
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daughter had put up from one of my YouTubes that had 300 views.
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I took that off because I thought, you know, I'm just going to keep it like healing kind
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of thing. And one of the things this is so funny, I'm listening to this, this quartet in
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the amphitheater at the Warner Brothers, and they're playing all these music scores.
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And one of them was the score from, um, gosh, it was Silence of the Lambs.
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That's some scary music. And all of a sudden it made me for a second think about.
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All the little sociopaths that are out there that are who knows, once they find out
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information, my personal information, which is going to be out there, you know, I was I
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was filled with anxiety for a minute because I have been the the butt of a social.
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Not a stalker. A social bully.
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A couple of years ago. And that was that was a crazy thing.
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When someone decides to target you and do things to, you know, hurt your business and
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hurt you and, you know, and and I guess it was all because I've been listening to this
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audio tape, the sociopath next door.
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That is a sociopath. Dream job is to sit behind a computer and cause havoc.
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That's how they get off on the chaos that they create.
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So anyway, don't worry about that crap.
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I can't. I have to let things go.
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Do I worry about why the heck I'm even doing this podcast?
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Youtube? Absolutely. All the time. Why the heck am I doing this thing?
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On the one hand, I'm doing a TikTok about all the healing and I want to be I want to be
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healing people. On the other hand, hearing him talking about this weird, sexy stuff.
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Is that a contradiction? Absolutely. Have I do I continually hear from people that I have to keep this up?
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Yeah. Yeah. I don't know why.
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So anyway, so there you go. So I hope you have a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful week.
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That's what's going on.
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Hopefully I can get my butt in gear and then build the other hypnosis website and gosh
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darn, I want to get that thing up. Wasn't I embarrassed when I was on the Zoom meeting with all the people and at the end of
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it, here's all these other students on the Zoom call and the teacher says to me, So hey,
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say they're blank. Have you completed all this other stuff?
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It's like, Why? Why are you asking me these questions?
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Oh, crap. So in front of the whole class, I just sit there and go, No, I haven't built the
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website. And then he proceeds to tell everyone on the Zoom call, Well, you know,
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blank here has decided that she's going to focus on which I am, you know, healing and
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sexual trauma and all the other stuff. And it was like embarrassing, like, oh my gosh, I have to get my butt in gear.
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So I hope you have a wonderful week.
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I hope things go well. Thank you for listening to me ramble on.
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I always appreciate you guys.
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All right. I'm going to hit the button now.
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