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Years ago, my mother-in-law was living with me and my wife. We bought the family house that she was

living in. At that time, she only owned 50% of the house. Okay. The other half was owned by the sister-in-law at that time.

The, her husband died.

So I made my wife bought the, the house.

50% went to the sister-in-law.

My, you know, my father-in-law and sister.

Okay. And we, her mom was like,

hey, can I live with you guys? If that's okay, I said, sure, fine. After a couple years later,

um, I, she went for a car ride and I asked her, you know, I was just curious.

I said like mom, how much do you have like retirement and stuff like that?

And she's like, no, I really don't.

And she's like, I only have maybe like $80,000.

And I was like, wait a second.

And it was like, you're 72 years old.

You only have $80,000.

With something naturally, like, happens.

And she said, well, I figured you guys would help me out.

And I was like, what?

And she's like, well, I figured all if all the money goes gone, I figured

you and my daughter would help me out. And after that conversation, I saw, I asked, you know,

talk to my wife about it and she, and my wife was a call to it and then her mom moved out

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