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Baby Mama's all drama.

That's so many things. There was so many things going on. Last night you guys, I got a call from V.

V never calls me. She doesn't call me. She usually just text me and she's like, hey, I got your email of the NDA.

I was like, yeah, about that. I didn't know if I should like text you that it was coming or if I should just like let everyone get them.

Because I sent out like multiple. Yeah, I know I was coming because we talked about it. No, I wasn't surprised. No, I was never offended.

We're doing the same thing. Like I literally was like, I think I should get an NDA too.

And I think people have like this weird thing about NDAs because they think it's like so secretive or something like, oh, maybe they're hiding something.

And I don't feel like that about NDAs. I feel like it's just protecting yourself just in case because you don't know how things can end in a situation, especially like working with somebody like you never know.

And also like, I feel like the stuff that you've been going through has really opened my eyes with like friends and stuff like that. That shit is wild.

Yeah, no, I mean, one person in particular that I'm thinking of like I was mind blown at what happened. And the thing is that I did ask for an NDA to be signed and what's it?

This person refused to sign it and literally said, how could you question my loyalty?

Yeah. And it was so offended. And I was like, I think it's easier for me and you because we yeah, we work together and we have a friendship.

But it's not like, let's say like you have friendships for like 20 years or whatever like my friendships for like 20 years.

I feel like maybe they would take it personally like, oh, like, yeah, how can you question my loyalty?

So that's where it becomes tricky because you don't know how people are going to feel about that. But as far as me and you like, it makes sense.

It makes sense because we, I mean, we've been through this trick. Like we have been in the public eye for like 10 years.

And it's not about really us either. It's about like our families and like stuff that if other people get information about us, they can easily switch it up.

And things like that too. And that's scary.

Well, I've had actual friends not know a full story and fill in their own blanks.

Exactly. That's what I think. That's the problem.

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