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And I'm Jamie Lynn Sigler.

And this is messy.

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Hey guys, this is Jamie. And Christina. And welcome to so much messy. So much fucking messy.

Oh, much fucking messy.

Anyway, what I was saying and then we couldn't record it.

Now I'm saying again, now we're recording it, is I'm having one of those moments as a mother where you're trying to decide, do I step in?

Do I protect my kid? Do I let him learn the lesson that he

needs to learn, even though I feel like our situation is very unique? Kids deal with kids picking on

them, right? I have had this intuition that Bo might not be as accepted as we would all want him to

be and think he would be with sort of these new and improved, not changes to impersonate,

his personality, but enhancements. And if that being said, like, he has a perspective.

He almost lost his life.

He went through something really traumatic.

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