I mean, I was mad at God.

I was mad at his heredity.

I was mad at what I think the night before he died, we went and had Greek.

So there was probably a lot of like, you know, Tiziki happening.

I was mad at everything and everybody.

And it felt so much better just to say, I am angry about this.

I'm not just sad about it.

I'm pissed.

This is death, sex, and money.

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and need to talk about more.

I'm in a sale.

Thank you. talk about more. I'm Anna Sale. The Christmas after Leslie Gray Streeter's husband died, she bought herself a ring.

A ruby that's surrounded by diamonds and and it's a ring that I bought.

Technically, I bought physically, but Scott really bought it with our insurance money,

and this was like the last gift he was going to give me.

Scott Zervitz was Leslie's husband.

He was 44 when he died suddenly from a heart attack five years ago.

I had lost the stone of my actual engagement ring earlier that year when I was running, and there's so much going on.

He's like, we have to replace it immediately.

And I was like, no, no, we just, because we were trying to buy a house maybe in a year, and we had a baby.

And I was like, it's not important to just wait until Christmas. And year and we had a baby and I was like it's not important

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