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And today, the question that I have is actually not from one of you. The question is from me.

And that's because with all of the news and controversy right now about the Ashley Madison hack.

For those of you who are not aware of this, it's a website that is designed to help people

to have affairs. So people pay in order to find people to commit

adultery with. And hackers, of course, have gotten into the list of customers. They've

made that list available. and so I've just been, I don't know about

y'all, but I've been seeing all week long, just one devastating situation after another

where people have been caught in this and marriages

breaking up and all sorts of awful ramifications. So the question that I have is

when this started to happen because I have to tell you

I Assumed when I first saw Ashley Madison talked about on some television news program I assumed that this was really just kind of a publicity stunt because I thought nobody's really going to be paying money to do this.

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