You are listening to another no fair remembering stuff, the Tuesday True Crime edition of the Professional Left Podcast, and available wherever you get your podcasts, and at our website, proleftpod.com, where you can also contribute to this podcast.

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And it's not safe for work. Before we start on this week's podcast, there's a little bit of housekeeping we should do, just to mark this moment in history, tell you how our week went.

A great deal of things happened this week.

We had our refrigerator quit on us.

So we had the refrigerator guy come in a couple days ago and fix it, and we're grateful that he was able to find the problem and fix it.

And most of the food

was salvageable. And this morning on Friday the 13th, January Friday the 13th, we awoke to discover

that junior dude's car had been stolen from out of our driveway. Yeah. And we can, we know that it was

some time before the snow fell last night,

because there were no tracks in the snow. But we woke this morning to find we've been

a card stolen from our right in front of our house sometime in the middle of the night,

which kind of threw a monkey wrench into our plans. Well, and we, we should say that

we're not in a crime-ridden area.

No.

And the police said, no, this is a TikTok challenge.

Right.

The particular make and model of junior dude's car is part of a TikTok challenge to steal this particular making and model of car.

And it's not, you know, this isn't a late model sports car.

It's nice, but it's not, it's a Kia.

Yeah.

But stealing a Kia is now a TikTok challenge.

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