The Bert show. I'm not saying you're a coward. I'm just saying it's a cowardly act to ghost somebody.

That's all I'm saying. We have a very strong anti-goasting platform on this show, especially now that you can just text somebody all you got to do is text somebody you joined late FYI

What do you mean? Because all this came about with one of our closure calls, closure segments, and you never understood

why anybody would reach back out because it's like they've already said enough, blah, blah,

like, and then it wasn't until

our buddy mow got ghosted that you all of a sudden were like very much anti ghosting

once I saw the pain in his face exactly

and the death and the devastation he was Exactly. None of this was necessary.

And the devastation he was going through for close to half an hour.

It was a rough 30 minutes.

That's when I realized the emotional impact ghosting has on people.

It was more like 22 minutes, but it's fine.

But this isn't necessarily ghosting about a date.

No, this is a different kind of ghosting, which I have never heard of in my life,

and I have to do something about it because unfortunately it is a friend of mine who has now invented this kind of ghosting.

So, I have a good friend, really good friend actually and he decided to take up

tattooing as a hobby. Once he was done with his profession that he currently was in at the time he realized

that tattooing was his actual dream. So not receiving tattoos being the

tattoo artist being the actual tattoo artist. Being the actual tattoo artist.

Now I'll give it to him, he's gotten really good over the years.

When he first started, he wasn't the greatest.

And he was tattooing on one of his brothers.

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