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Greetings and salutations. Welcome back to the Sacred Symbols a PlayStation podcast. This is

If Memory Serves Me Right episode 14. My name is Colin Moriardium. Join as always by my friend Chris

Reagan. Chris, how are you today? I'm well. It's my well. We still have roaches. I was going to

ask you about that. I mean, that's on the list here. Yeah, it's great. Love it. So give me an update.

So they fumigated and I don't know if it's customary to fumigate and not clean up the dead roaches.

I don't know if that's a thing. I came home to just a sea of corpses. And it was awesome because I

got to vacuum them and feel great. That does not like it would be sad. It's not. No, it's not.

It's entirely sarcastic. It was awful. I feel like that was very sad. It's very small, particularly great.

So you know, we killed all of them in the kitchen at least and then like a few days go by and then

they're coming back. So I don't know what the hell to be really. I'm not surprised though, I guess

because these things survive like nuclear bombs. So at some point you got to kind of give up. But

yeah, I don't know. That's that's a bit of a problem. It sounds like a problem. So your landlards

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