years, um, I've been to 12 generals, uh, my roommate, my brother, and then

the rest of me, my best friend of all died. Oh, right. And I'm, you know, I'm in

therapy. That's not what I'm called about. But I freshly high. Yeah. Um, I don't

know. Maybe stop having your loved ones die. Find the gypsy that cursed your

family, and return her talisman to her.

We're trying to tell us when you're great grandfather. You're great grandmother stole

from her. And all will be all right.

Carry your grandmother over a mountain.

Okay. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Move out of the town that Michael Myers is

like, let me get you to see me. We heard it again.

Oh, folks. Okay. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. We're serious. I'm in therapy. That's not

what I'm called about. But I feel like, you know, once I start going on dates, it's

a little awkward to avoid, um, common dumping, wind. Yeah. People ask about my friends, my

time in college or my family. It's like, yeah, let's talk about something else. Um, so

I want to know if you have any advice on how to kind of how and when to bridge this

subject and how to do so without just jumping on someone, you know, uh, thanks. I appreciate.

First of all, you got to sympathize with this guy because at what point do you start

becoming suspected of being a serial killer? I'm seeing the common thread here. I'm sad

now. Um, yeah, this is a tough one. Like literally, as soon as you get high, you have to

think about this. By the way, here you go, elders. But it's one of the questions revolves

around like setting boundaries about talking about it. Yeah. If you want to tell someone

you're starting to day that everyone in your life died. Yeah. That's a tough one. Everyone

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