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I'm a little bit, I'm a little bit frazzled, even though it's the first part of the day because I had to look in on my daughter's reptile this morning because we had some difficulties feeding him last night. So Karamia has this leopard gecko and he's charming and he's sweet.

I never want it a reptile.

I don't have a fight with reptiles, Bob.

But is it okay for me to say that I don't want to have to take care of any more living things right now?

Can I not, can I have a break from feeding and cleaning and and taking things to the vet for just a minute?

So Karamea goes back to school next week. She's an R.A. So she has to go to campus early for training and stuff.

And Yeti will be going, I think going to live with Olivia. But for the past couple weeks,

Karamea's been home, but not.

You know, she's gone and visited some family. She went and visited some friends, and I've been

looking after this thing. And he doesn't eat every day. He eats about every four days. And I had

a pack of vacuum sealed crickets for this latest round of feeding. The crickets are enormous. And I've got them on the end

of a pair of tweezers, like giant feeding tweezers that are about a foot long. And yet he would

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