Get it the virtue his mom's friend almost got played by her family.

That should not happen.

Now she feels super guilty about it Romeo.

Yes, what's up?

Yeah, it was a it's an interesting story that my mom was sharing with me the other day

and it was pretty much is one of those situations where you know like as a immigrant family

in the United States, you're kind of like seen like with especially with like family

back home like your home country right.

They kind of see you as like, oh, you're in the States, you have like more opportunities,

you have more money.

That's usually what is if you're a new virtual listener, Romeo's family is from a salivate

order.

Yes, sir.

And so typically whenever like our family needs anything like and it's like for financial

reasons like my cousins like I know he needed money at a time for graduation and things

like that.

They'll like call us up and they'll be like, hey, can you spare a couple dollars here

and there and like we do our best like any other family does right to like try to help out.

And so my mom's friend found herself in a situation where she had to say no to a family

member and it was a difficult not to say in a sense and then she felt guilty about it.

But in a way, she almost felt like she was getting she was going to get played and it had

to do with the fact that I guess when you die like everything else in life, it's expensive

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