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Remember on the last episode, I was talking about how i feel like we're living in matrix

like some things i look at and i'm just like there's no way that this is where we are at as a

collective one human family there There's just no way.

Well, the examples keep coming.

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J.L. and I just purchased our first, air quotes, home. It's a toy hauler, fifth wheel motor home, and it's amazing. I was just sitting on the back porch this morning like this is the best. Jail and I, as a family, as a couple, as life partners, have made some decisions we regret. We've made some decisions we're so proud

of and this is definitely going in the bucket of, yeah, air high five. We did a good one. But the

process of purchasing this really brought up some matrix examples.

You know, I stutter and hang over my words because I'm like, okay, I have a platform and I have a responsibility that comes with the platform to not throw people under a bus,

to respect them.

But I also think that that is letting people with really just icky personalities. It's like training

them that it's okay. I don't want to obviously say names or tell you this is where they live and

where they work. Go say hi. But I think it goes with saying like when people are on Instagram and someone talks shit to them in the comments and they do a screenshot and share it on their stories, like, look at this person said to me and they protect their identity by crossing out their name.

I'm always like, no, share their username.

We need to know who's out there behaving like this. So as a community, we can say,

hey, get the fuck out. Don't talk to people like that. Have your opinions, of course, but you don't

have to go as far as moving your thumbs and pressing post. That's just crazy. So where I'm getting at

is we were purchasing this motor home and somebody that

works at the place we purchased it from which the entire process was very sad it was not fun but

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