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You know what we got to do in January? Seen what Mo and Katie were talking about on

his podcast the other day. You know what we got to do in January? Bring back is we bring

a jeweler in studio and you bring your jewelry in here that you got from somebody and

they tell you if it's real or not. I like that. We've done this before. Yeah. That was

BK. Stunning results. Stunning results. So let's get that one on the schedule for January.

But is it okay? Right? What are you talking about in the moment? To give fake jewelry

as a present? Fake jewelry, which then led to pretty much fake anything. So yes, this

started with a debate with Katie and I on the podcast because I don't personally believe

that you should give a fake gift. In my mind, it's fake and you should just get something

else. Katie doesn't see anything wrong with it. Now at first it was innocent until I got

a lot of messages from a lot of listeners basically saying that they were going to get

either fake jewelry, which is now evolved into fake Jordans and all this sort of fake stuff

for this significant other and their friends for Christmas. So I think Katie's about

the wrong Christmas for a lot of people and I'm trying to save it. Okay. So it started

with fake jewelry and it's evolved into a question about knock off anything. Anything.

Okay. Sneakers, clothes, anything. And the person receiving said gift has no idea it's

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