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No, no, Robert. Yes, he was always this little bratty kid.

I was like, get away from me, Jamison.

And now I'm like, ooh, can I get free legal advice? He is kicking butt. He is like one of the, like a prosecuting attorney. No, no, no, he's not prosecuting. He's a defense attorney. Defense. I said that completely opposite. He's a defense attorney. And I talked to him about us, like, how can you justify,

you know, how do you reconcile, I guess,

when you're defending people do you reconcile, I guess,

when you're defending people who you know did it? He said, everybody deserves the right to a fair trial. Yeah. And that's just the way you do it. It may be some of them do it, right? What are the odds? Well, what are the odds? What are the odds? But anyway, yes. So I was really, I'm really proud of that, Jameson and Jameson,

little jingle singer, you'd be whatever you want to be

when you grew up.

Maybe you can be whatever you want to be when you grew up.

Maybe you can be a defense attorney and go up against my cousin, the other Jamison in the court. Jamison versus Jamison. Ooh, that would be exciting. That sounds like a scripted TV show. Anyway, we've got some letters to get to. I'm just talking to be talking at this point. We have a follow up here.

I'm writing for two reasons.

In response to a letter you read recently, the one where the writer's husband gets mad at

her. to I'm just talking to be talking at this point. We do. We have a follow up here. I'm writing for two reasons.

And response to a letter you read recently,

the one where the writer's husband gets mad at her every summer for having time off. Do you remember that one? Yeah, it was like, yeah, I do. And then as a follow up to a letter that I wrote a few weeks ago, I'll start with my response to the other letter. Okay. to add on to the advice you gave her and say don't quit the job for your husband and

that the writer should consider confronting him about his behavior.

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