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Now today's first story was a suggestion on our own

subreddit from X-Rader V1, who said they got a crazy in-law story that they found with a new

update as well. The stories from the Am I the Asshole here subreddit from Comparison Adept 932

and says, Am I the Arsoul here for not allowing my in-laws to see my daughter

after they gave her medication? It starts off. I know how the title sounds, but please bear with me.

For a way for obvious reasons. I 24 male and my wife 24 recently had our daughter in July.

She is the best thing to ever happen to my wife and I and we couldn't be more thrilled to have our little bundle of joy.

She recently got sick while staying with her grandparents, my in-laws, while my wife and I took a trip for work.

For context, my in-laws are really big into LifeWave slash X-39.

It's some patch that supposedly helped regrow stem cells by reflecting light rays back into your body,

allowing your body to produce more stem cells to fight off diseases and sickness.

If you ask me, it sounds like snake oil and my wife

agrees, calling it a pyramid scheme. The only way to get said patches is by spending well over

$1,000 and then you are tasked with selling the patches yourself. It's essentially some multi-level

marketing product where the more patches you sell, the more money you make.

Falling right in line with my wife's comparison to a pyramid scheme.

But MLMs are somehow legal.

Now, I've tried doing research on X39 and the only comments I've seen praise said product

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