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All right, who wants to recap here who Connie is, like within 60 seconds?

Want to handle that, Jen?

Well, Connie is a woman that we talked to who said she was going to visit her baby brother at college.

And we were like, oh, that's sweet.

But no, it didn't turn very sweet because she was actually going there to yank him out of college, saying that his college he chose to go to was putting their parents in financial duress.

And so she says she snooped around and looked at some of their financial records and felt like if he pulled himself out of college that it would save their parents. But she didn't consult her parents about it, was just going to visit her brother and tell him he had to come home. So what set you guys off about this? I wasn't here the day that you took the call, just that she didn't really have enough information about their financial status to make this call herself? Well, I mean, the fact that he, I mean, there's a process in going to school and a process of

getting accepted and a process in paying for school. So all that she was trying to do could

have been done months in advance. But to wait until the week her brother got to school,

we just thought it was like a jealous big sister thing to go over there and yank him out

of school without the parent's knowledge, without full information on if they had already planned on spending their money on his school. It's just the more we talked to her, the more it seemed like her situation wasn't the same growing up as his, like her college experience. And so she was jealous, is what it sounded like. And her parents offered to pay for, so he could choose a school that he wanted to go to. She was just jealous that it was a better school than she got into, because I believe she went to a two-year school instead of a big fancy-smancy four-year, like she said. Did she say that there were any feelings of jealousy on her part about it? She wouldn't admit it, but it sounded like it. Here she is now. Hey, Connie.

Hello. Hi. How are you? It's been an interesting week and a half. Yeah? Yeah, it has.

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