Hi guys welcome back to episode number two of ethics and aesthetics. We're so

happy that you're here. Hello, hello, time for the tea.

Time for the tea, it's tea time.

What's your favorite kind of tea?

I don't drink.

I actually hate all teas.

Really?

Yeah, I'm not a tea person.

I don't know. I don't I've never liked it

I feel Bob. Yeah

I'm gonna sneeze. Bless you.

Hucho! Sometimes I feel like if I say bless you before it takes away that sweet release, you know what I mean?

No.

Like a lot of the times when I tell someone bless you, like when they say they're going to sneeze, then they don't sneeze and then they get upset.

So you're mean? Because it feels so good to sneeze. It does, yeah.

Just take that away from people. That's so fun.

Okay, so let's get into the story of Savannah Bota. So you left off with going to TW I feel like

Kind of sort of I think we won a little pass that maybe no no I don't think so okay so

had acne was at TW and during that time like I said I would try anything and everything

to clear my skin I would save up all my money I would go to

these medsballs and the thing about aesthetics back then too is there really

wasn't a lot of diverse education when it came to more stubborn treatments like that kind of stuff you learned

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