Hi, so we're going to start texting Casey's friend here. Um, Casey's friend

entrusted Casey to watch their dog. Casey brought dog over. Thought she latched the fence.

She did not dog gets out. Dog's been missing for about a day and a half. Casey has waited

as long as she could to text the friend. Didn't want to ruin the vacation by telling her

the dog is gone. Dog's still gone. Got to do it now before they get home tomorrow.

Hey, we got to just handle it with honesty. Like, um, how good of friends are you guys,

by the way? We're not besties, but we've been neighbors now for about two years. So, you know,

we do like game nights and times and yeah. All right. Well, you're not going to be besties

after this either. So you're not going to lose anything. So what do you guys think? I think

we just started off like, Hey, I've done everything I can and I've tried to what? As a pet owner,

I'm going to want to know specific examples off the bat of what you've done because the first

reaction is going to be panic. So if we need to say something like, Hey, this is what happened.

Here's what I've done x, y and z to to to find your dog. So that way at least we kind of

mediates some of that panic. I agree. But I think also we need to still be action oriented. So

all right. So should the first one be super long? Yeah. With details. I think so too. Okay,

so let's do this in a couple of parts here. You're ready? You're ready, Casey? Yes. Okay,

this one's going to be a long one. Okay. How do you want to start here, Abby? Let's do this.

We got to be super sympathetic off the bat. We got to say, Hey guys, I have some really horrible

news. Period. How about concerning? I have some really concerning news. It's horrible. And then

when we go into it, it's going to make me think that the dog is dead. Ah, yes, concerning. That's

fair. I have some really concerning news. Period. Your house burned down. Just kidding. Just

just kidding. Only your dog has gone. Yeah, I love the game. The outside gate was unlatched

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