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Doc got Tuesday. Christine and I just watched a documentary on Amazon Prime. Is that what

they call their streaming service? There's too many of these now. I can't get

it. I'm not happy about it. Well, we'll see level streaming services. Okay, so we just

watched a documentary called Lula Rich about the clothing company Lula Roe that is a not

Lula Lemon. No, Lula Roe. That's a pretty bad name. Lula Lemon.

Lula, after her kids are something Lula or I should have picked better name for your kids.

Okay, that's enough. Lula Lemon already exists when they name the company. I'm pretty sure

yes. I wonder if that played into anyway. So Lula Roe is a clothing company that is a multi-level

marketing structured business. They sell mostly leggings, but they also are known for like

maxi skirts and dresses and women's clothes. And the allegation or accusation is that they

are a pyramid scheme. There is currently like ongoing litigation about this. A lot of people

have lost a lot of money being involved in their business and they do still exist. Which

is kind of shocking. The comments are not good on their Instagram. Yeah, they're

young reviews. Probably aren't very positive. So a lot of people are talking about them right

now because of this Amazon documentary. It was like four episodes an hour each. So it's

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