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What's going on, everybody? Welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis. I'm

Gigi Frutlube, what you know. I'm loving the weather. It's Christmas time. I love Christmas

time. It's not my favorite time of the year, but I love it. I like it because of my kids,

but yeah, it's all about money and anyway. I like the decorations once they're put up,

but I hate them when it's time to come down and you know me, I would be happy living in

California with like warm weather all year. Keep the cold. Don't want it. I love it.

Anyway, so big update today. We finally got a verdict in the Josh Tucker case, but first

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last night. A text to you and I tweeted out. I said, man, this is kind of open and shut. I'm worried

maybe there's like one juror who doesn't understand technology or something. Yeah, because they ask

for two things, right? The FBI interview and a calendar. Yeah. And actually, I think both sides

didn't want them to have a calendar. And I don't know, maybe it just gets confusing about dates and

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