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Kollegin Cars anonymous

Hey Luna, hey, have you ever witnessed a domestic situation where you felt like kids were in harm's way before?

I don't know, you're talking about my childhood?

That was a soft ball, just lob that one up for you, just crack that one out of the park.

For sure, I mean, if that's what it's leading into, I won't talk about it too much, but yeah, I definitely grew up from the moment that I knew I was alive.

Things weren't good. There's a lot of yelling and stuff. There's a lot of love too.

There's a lot of passion going on, but I clearly have memories of needing to get my brother out of the house or my mom yelling at me to go get help from a very young age.

So yeah, I saw it all. I grew up in the gutter guy.

So in contrast to that, maybe, no, no, in relation to that, when have you ever seen another situation like, okay, for example, I met Home Depot the other day.

And I see this guy and man, he is like one millimeter beyond the mark of somebody punching his light out before the mark.

Yeah, he's like, he should one hair away from somebody punching his lights out because of the way he's treating his son.

And I was like, I just about made the decision to go over and physically touch that man because he was because of the way he was treating his son.

And in my mind, I couldn't build the story in my head too much. I couldn't be like, man, if that's happening at Home Depot, what's happening at Home?

But because of like what you went through, like let's say, because of that, do you feel that when you, if you have seen that kind of thing happen or you've heard it in another household, is there less of a sense of alarm or because of the context is more a sense of alarm?

More, always more. I'm very sensitive to it. If I hear somebody yelling, yelling anywhere in my head, switch, you know, like on a swivel and I walk, I'm not going to get hero here, man.

I mean, but I go towards it. I'll make sure everything's okay. And I say it quite a bit on dark topic or I say it quite a bit here. If a guy or a woman or anybody, if a kid is willing to openly show you that they're questionable, what are they doing behind the scenes?

So that's that's spillage. That's what they're not able to even hold back. So they're giving you a good indication of who they are when Sony behaves publicly. Although you'll have a lot of guys or women or anybody. Okay. I don't even care about that. Who am I trying to protect?

But I'm going to have a bunch of emails from guys being like, we're not the only ones who abuse our kids are. Right. So, but I mean, mainly it's guys.

If you're being too hard on your kid, or you're being too hard on your girl in front of me, then I'm going to, I'm going to, we're going to talk about it. But, but you also run the risk of setting them off and causing them to abuse those people later on because they'll be like, see, you, you like, you made it into a bigger deal and it should have been and you put me in this spot. And then, then they beat them up because they got called on it.

So that's why I'm hoping that we're allowed to start just killing people soon. Right. Right. Yeah, it is a difficult. It's a difficult scenario because if we, if we could just kill people to be easier. I mean, Home Depot will be strewn with bodies and like a lot of kids just going,

what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what those kids to be better off in the line. Yeah, you got to saw as all of you just taking off everybody with short hair and attitude.

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