the virtue. Did he pay for the evidence that was offered to him that would prove for sure

that his girlfriend was cheating? No brought this up a couple of weeks ago and we don't

have closure on it just yet. You want to reset the whole thing?

Absolutely, man. Unfortunately, I felt like a really bad friend after I got closure to

this story, but I guess it is what it is. So a few, I think was more than a few weeks

ago. It was quite, it was quite some time ago. But basically a good friend of mine was

in a situation where he was trying to figure out if he was being hoaxed tonight because

he was in a relationship with a girl for a while and things were always good between

them, but then randomly, I don't know where he just got an email from an address he'd

never heard of. And it basically said, I have evidence that your girl is cheating on

you. And if you want this evidence, it will cost, I believe it was $500. This is what it

started out as. So it's been our experience on the birch show because we've done this a

couple of different times where women or men get these random tax or a random DM from

somebody saying that, hey, woman to woman just want to let you know your man is messing

around or from dude to dude, right? And based on the cause that we've taken over the years,

like 75% of the time they're accurate. Like you think somebody's messing with you, but

most of the time at least in this world right here, they've been accurate.

So that was playing out in his mind because when he came to me about this story, I asked

him if he mind if I would share it on a birch show and he said, no, of course not, I want

to get people's opinions. And I think when we talked about it and he started to realize

that a lot of times when these things happen, like you said, it can be accurate because his

initial reaction to it was this can't be true. If there's no evidence, so I don't even have

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