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Hello, hello, hello, and welcome to another episode of Affirmative Murder at the Equal

Opportunity True Crime Comedy Podcast. I'm Alvin Williams joined as always by my partner in true crime,

Franco Evans, oh, yeah, what a friend. How you doing, man?

I'm I'm at a new station now. What is that? I moved to a new transfer to a new station.

So is that a promotion or is that just transfer just transfer? I just I just left change

my town with somewhere else. Oh, wow. Okay. Is that like a change of

pasting or not, uh, me and around those people? Yeah, just try to area where my

now is way better in terms of what? Everything's being under control. Everything's

under control. Oh, so it's not chaos and catwalk business. No, okay, got it.

Manager is nice. Supervisors are nice. People come to work. I love it out there, man.

No shade. No shade. No shade. Well, good, man. I'm glad, man. That's good. You know,

because, you know, as we discussed last week, you know, that post trip hangover was

kind of real. Yeah. So sometimes you, you know, you know, a lot of people have been

experienced in that all 2020, you know, like, um, I read this article about before the

pandemic, you know, you get it. You got a job. You can't just go get a new job.

Everybody doesn't have that opportunity. That luxury is like, I don't I have to work to

make money. So I don't have the ability to go out and like, go to a job interview while

I'm working to try to find a new job. So I'm just kind of stuck here. Pandemic hits,

people lose their job. They got unemployment. And now you see a lot of people transitioning

out of a life that they, you know, people came out of 2020, a different person. Yeah.

So it's like, I'm, I'm fucking sick of working at Rent a Center. I'm tired of collecting

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