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Now, before we actually get to you, nephew, and the letter, I want to ask everybody to come and join me this Saturday, October 4th.

I will be in Chicago.

That is my hometown.

I'll be there for the ninth annual celebration.

Sister Strutt, it's the pink celebration in honor of breast cancer awareness.

Put on your pink ladies and gentlemen come on

out to the salvation army ray and joan crock community center at uh... twelfety west

one hundred nineteen street in chicago on the south side it's at ten a m sharp i will be

there and i would love it if you would come and join me. Thank you. That's it.

Cool. Go ahead, nephew. Cool, cool, cool. Nice. All right. Thank you guys. We got it for you. Here it is.

Strawberry letter. All right, nephew, thank you. Subject. I think he lied about leaving me.

Dear Stephen Shirley, my husband and I are in a long-distance marriage. We have been married

for 18 years, and he moved in with his mother back in his hometown two years ago. He said it

would be temporary, but his mom's health did not improve until recently. I didn't move with him

because our daughter wanted to finish high school with her friend.

He only came home a few times to visit us after he moved.

The last time he came home was in June for our daughter's graduation, and he was very distant,

and he acted like a guest in our home.

Recently on Facebook, I saw pictures of him and his mother out at church and at a Labor Day outing.

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