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What's up guys? Welcome to another episode of the True Crime Society podcast with Stephanie and Olivia.

It's Friday, April 21st.

Friday, I have done nothing all day because I stayed home with Pete. She had her procedure

yesterday. Oh, and remember if you don't care about our lives or my cats or anything or

peep surgery, there's a timestamp in the description that you could skip ahead. Just so no one

complains. Anyways, so for the people who do care, Pete had her procedure yesterday.

It was a big to do. I dropped her off in the morning. I picked her up at like five.

She had 10 teeth extracted and she was missing seven already. And so she basically has no teeth.

She technically has 13 teeth left, which sounds like a lot, but they're just like,

if you ever look at a cat's mouth, they're just like these little baby tiny teeth in the front that

don't do anything. No hot foods for her. No, well actually when she heals,

they said that she can still have hard food because I guess cats don't really chew. They just kind

of scarf it down, but she has like stitches in her mouth. So she can't have hard food.

Going to get stitches out or they dissolveable stitches. No, they'll dissolve, but it's been

it's been fine. She's been super drugged and high. Like she's so friendly and she's just like

rolling around, like purring, loving, getting pets. But then she'll just like stare at a wall

for a long time because she's so drugged. But I get this last. I thought like she'd be really sleepy

and like we could just snuggle, but she's the opposite. She's not high energy. Just restless, I guess,

because she just keeps walking around, keeps wandering around. She'll come sit with me for a minute,

then she'll like get up, go somewhere else. And then I'm like, where'd she go? Like I have to make

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