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Are you losing your mind?

Do you have all your things near you or are some of them gone?

If some of them are gone, this episode is for you.

And I think, is it, I'm just gonna go on and let me say

everyone in the world has lost something at some point. Yes, I'm correct. Thank you.

Sure we could we're not really talking about deep like you know losing a person we're talking or yourself that will be for other

episodes in one of the research articles I was reading it did say at the bottom it

was like more help on losing yourself for question

what and then it was like perhaps try this video of a man from Florida making some

candy flowers and let me tell you it did help it did help I've watched that for 20

minutes we've read the same article. I didn't click on it and that says a lot. I did and I and I

I enjoyed it and now I've signed up to his course I'm nice. I'm leaving you to make candy flowers.

You know what? I fully support that as a decision.

I, so I'm going to be talking about how I'm losing Tessa and my livelihood.

Yes, we're talking about the small the small stuff.

Losing that small stuff because when I mean I'm definitely better now but when I was I

still lose things all the time when I was I would say I mean it's like when I became the age that you had stuff even like a PE kit at school that even that level or your house key, your trainers, your gym kit, that stuff.

The moment I was of age where I could lose things because I owned things, I lost all of it all the time and then up until I'd say maybe like mid to late 20s.

The first year I didn't lose a phone was like two years ago. In 2012 I lost six phones.

My sister lost, I think this is right, Juno, I'm sorry if this is wrong, I think she lost 12 debit cards last year. The most frustrating thing in the whole world

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