So I'm hesitant to talk about this, but I'm going to because it kind of, the only reason I ever talk about something is if it kind of has a greater meaning.

So there's a whole world of clickbait. And I guess there's a line, meaning sometimes you'll read something and you think you know what it is and it's not anything close to the headline.

So podcasts, for example,

if you're scrolling social media, you could, I've never, I've never listened to a podcast.

And a lot of you think you've listened to podcasts because of the clips coming through TikTok

or social media. Like you're like, oh yeah, Gwyneth Paltrow was on, call her daddy, and she said this,

but like, that's because you saw a clip.

And a lot of us think that we know what's going on because of clips that we've seen.

So I bring this up because I did a TikTok about Teresa Giudice.

I didn't say anything bad.

I said, oh, no, oh, my God. I was like, please don't

enter that closet. Like, no, because Teresa has some issues financially that could happen to many

people and tax issues. And I literally self-deprecated myself and said, the only person who

was a worst picker than Teresa is myself. I did a TikTok talking about,

for the purpose of talking to, frankly, the younger generation about how to protect themselves

with pre-ups and use this story as a cautionary tale because it is one. She went to jail.

She's a woman who's successful and was on a television show. you know, I don't know any women who have

gone to jail for a significant period of time. Her and Martha Stewart, okay, went to jail.

I think it was the same jail. So that's scary. And I could say that could happen to anyone,

but like it couldn't happen to everyone, but it happened to her.

And it was a cautionary tale and, you know, paying in cash and not knowing what's going with your husband's finances and all of these things.

So she's still on television all these years later. She meets someone. I guess everyone had warned her about this guy. And I don't know this guy. I met him

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