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A bullet ball extreme can went to the optometrist. I did. I did. It was it was interesting because this is something that I had been talking about.

I was said I was going to make an appointment and your mama kind of pushed me which makes sense.

And she was like can you get an older and things like that. And she was like you actually don't you get the more frequently you know you need to have.

So it wasn't me saying just you know you should get your eyes checked just because you know you paid insurance and every year you can get it.

And I go every year but you go every year because and I have to admit it was somewhat of mine.

I was like good side bias because you know I was in my mind I was like there's nothing wrong with my eyes.

So I was like why you know what I go not realizing that this is something that everybody should get regardless of how your vision is is to go once a year.

Particularly if you're paying for insurance. I've been paying for insurance for years but I've never used it.

The logic is always use any visual insurance that we have had. And so I'm paying for it. I cover myself. My school uses it.

And I've had glasses since I was a kid so you know I've just understand that you know you I need to have them.

But I've never been vain about it. I always found it weird the vanity attached to eyesight like you can't wheel your eyes to be good.

And make them bad you can't like there's nothing to it but people get off on having I have 20 20 vision and stuff.

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