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We're doing a bonus episode today because there's too much stuff to talk about not enough Sundays in the

month. And this month has five Sundays. So that's saying a lot. Yeah, it's a lot. You guys reach out

often and ask me, is this company an MLM? Is this a scam? Can you look into this? I can't find anything.

Well, you know, your listeners, they reach out to you because I guess their scam radars are on high alert.

And I know that they sent you one about this particular water company, which I thought was weird.

Just from the onset, you just said, yeah, I think they sell like water.

And I thought, how can that be an MLM? How can that be a scam? And then you started to read

some of the stuff to me. Some of it I still don't know. And I think we're going to uncover some of

that now, right? Yeah. There was a comment left on one of the Instagram videos of Mallory and I

talking about pseudoscience.

And the comments read, have you guys done an episode on ASEA or ASEA? I'm not sure.

My dad got recruited by a friend at his gym and got sucked into signing up with them.

This guy has cancer, but apparently he's looking amazing since he got into a Sia. They seem to be

selling fancy bottles of seawater. So here's the interesting thing. I've previously looked

into this very quickly because there's a woman at the salon named Gina who has a very cute dog,

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