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The Virt Show

Tory knows that this new dude that she's seen has himself a side gig, but she's not sure if it's ethical or not sure if she should continue to ditch this guy or date him.

She wants to know should she ditch her date, make a move or wait, should she keep him all dumb him?

She wants to know if she should banish him or be smashing him.

Burry his bones or jump him.

All right, Tori, what is this unethical or ethical side job that this dude has?

Yeah, so this is for a friend of mine, and she needs some, like, major tough love right now,

because she's simply refusing to listen to me. She's been dating this guy for a few weeks,

and he told her something that I think is just a giant red flag. He admitted that sometimes

he earns extra money by panhandling on the street. And, like, he is not poor. He's not homeless or anything like that.

Like, this man has a job.

So he thinks this is like an easy way to get extra cash.

And then when he does this, he says that he's collecting money to help children.

Yeah.

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