Doe, Ray, me, the third syllable of the musical alphabet.

Me, me, me, me, me.

That's all she talks about, you know,

they're all three birds of a feather flock together.

And she even said in the interview that her, Stefan, and Madeline, are all the same.

Because they all have the same sort of inflections mentally, except they created a drug

addict out of this little girl by feeding her drugs to go to sleep, feeding her all kinds of

drugs. I don't even know if half of them really would be prescribed because the people giving

them to her had drug problems themselves, Mike.

Yeah, it's when you hear that interview and, and Cedar starts to describe the medication

that Maddie's taken, the medication that she's taken as the mother, the medication that

Stefan's taken.

It's, they should have, they should, they should move right next to a CVS because they're going to be the best,

world's best CVS customers. It's amazing how much medication they're on. And it's scary

because, you know, this poor Maddie is relying on the parents, the parent to distribute the, you know, her prescription medication.

And they are probably not really even able to take. And Jen doesn't even really able to take care

of herself. Her meds, she's probably not taking her meds as she's supposed to. She's probably

not talking to a doctor regularly about, you know, every couple of months.

You know, let's take a look at the medication, you know, regimen that my daughter's on that I'm on.

You know, I think that she is there, she and Stefan and the three of them, unfortunately, they've kind of made Maddie dependent upon them in terms of the medication.

And that poor girl didn't stand a chance.

But you see that her whole affect and her whole demeanor is based on, and her whole world seems to revolve around

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