Hi guys, this is Lisa.

And this is Karin.

And this is Pop Fashion.

Hello, Lisa.

Hi, Karin, how are you?

I'm worried concerned about how you're doing because you don't have a car no more.

What happened?

She died a slow death. So the day after Halloween, I was driving home from the cardiologist's office, as everyone's favorite 33-year-old does.

And I was rear-ended by a very large pickup truck and you know I was like rattled but

otherwise physically totally fine and I was like well I'm gonna get a new bumper but then when

I took the car into the shop to get it fixed my insurance provider informed me that I was not getting my car back and instead

I would be getting a check. Oh, Lisa, I'm so sorry because you just paid her off. I know. I paid

her off in May, the bird, the snowbird. And I guess that's just the way that cars are built now is that I was fine

nothing hurt the airbag didn't even go off but like cars absorb shock better than I

ever did right so every part of the car that I couldn't see just like compressed it on

itself a little bit off to the junkyard off to the salvage yard it goes. And so I, a very nice man helped me

clean it out. He carried all of my reusable grocery bags for me. Were you at like a stoplight or

something when you got hit? No. I was in traffic like a hundred yards from my house. Like you could almost see my house. I was that

close and there was like a utility truck blocking one of the lanes doing some work and I had

stopped to let this car that was stuck behind the utility truck go around in front of me. And this truck behind me

did not. I mean, he saw me there, but he was unable to stop in time. But the other driver

was totally fine, stopped, exchange all the info, admitted fault, all that jazz. So it went as

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