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Hello and welcome to the affirmative murder mini-sodes. We are here and delivering you guys a new and

re-imagined concept of affirmative murder in their right friend. We're slowing things down. We're

bringing it down. We're compacting things. We want to get a little looser. Get engaged from the

audience. We're here to have a little bit more more fun if you will. And I wanted to make the most

of this concept of these mini-sodes and these tales from your hoods and everything like that by

opening up the market, as Jay-Z would say, and flooding it so that we get more emails from more

people, more interesting stories as opposed to catering to our small but ever-budding audience

over there on Patreon. So now we will be releasing these to the public. So we're asking for the public

to get involved, man. We're looking for, you know, just for clarity if people weren't clear. While we

are looking for like, you know, brushes with, you know, true crime stories adjacent to you and

you're in your childhood or you're a crazy story happened and you're growing up. I am fascinated

about hoarders. Maybe your, maybe your neighbor was a hoarder. Maybe you want to get some advice

from Fran. I don't know. Don't limit yourself on where your emails could be from because I feel like

some of the messages I was getting were like, well, I don't have a story that involves somebody

being murdered off the street from me. It's like, let's not, let's not pigeonhole us into that.

Yes. Creepy, ghost, whatever you got. Like a strange story. An odd person that would come around

the kids when, when you got, when you guys were younger, but you don't know anything, that

anything that happened specifically, but it just gave you an uneasy feeling. It's okay to step,

you know, to be like, the step out of the true crime world. Yeah. It's okay to do that. We just

want some odd, odd stories. There you go, odd stories. You know, guys, someone has to get murdered

and then like, they're crazy. No, it's not a requirement. No, no, no. We're just looking to engage

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