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Kristi, welcome to the program. Hi Dr. Laura, thanks for taking my call. Thank you.

My goodness. First I want to say thank you. I think you have done more in my life to raise me and

guide me than my own parents and my own family and for that I just thank you enough.

Thank you for the health. You've really helped me to become the person that others can look up to,

and I think I'm just because of you. So my question for you, I have been getting angry,

and I think it's been building probably for about a year and a half, but particularly when I'm

driving. I know this is irrational. My mind knows this is irrational, but I get in the car and I

get enraged by other drivers. I feel like I am taking a personal and people are cutting me off.

Just one little. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. That's not what's happening.

You're angry and then you get in the car. So let's talk about in addition to the pandemic,

what's making you angry.

I'm letting you count the ways that you're angry.

I'm angry. I'm angry at how well I'm angry at the people in my circle, the way that people

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