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I'm back, bitch, yeah. So what is it all mean? I'm finally back and there's no more revisited media even though I have enough

probably not as much as Prince but I figure if I do three to four episodes and then go on hiatus where I can work on other things like I work on the past six weeks, you can expect PIT, Book T, Star Trek T, Sports, Pop Culture, T, and Reality TV T.

And in between

between you can also expect republishing and chair twirking because I have bad knees and feet.

Thank you for joining me for this episode. because I have bad knees and feet.

Thank you for joining me for this episode of Tim Froh was Reading

or a bonus episode of Tim Froh's bar

if I get sponsors, but not until then and enjoy the shape mix. The My apologies to Henry Mancini, but a riff on the pink panther theme is in alignment with a podcast segment dedicated to a fictional PI and all about true crime or fictional crime in this case. Don't you think? Bauda do da do da do do do So welcome to another episode of Inti Private Eye. And no I am not a P. I will be a noary soon, but I am not a registered P. I get to do stuff like write about fictitious cases and shop for guns and

research how to get concealed weapon qualified and all that kind of stuff.

And also finding out that Virginia has some of the most stringent rules for becoming a PI.

And then there's only four states that don't require.

And that Virginia, Florida, all have reciprocity.

So if I became a licensed PI in the state of Tennessee,

if I had a case at Word to cross state lines, I could basically up to, in Virginia's case, up to 30 days I can hang out in that bitch and then investigate some shit.

But then I would have to wrap it up because they after 30 days you

breaking a law. I have not looked into what the Florida standards are, but I

would hope that they are just as loose as their take on the law in general.

But no I'm not a cop, no I'm not a real PI yet but I'm getting things together. Also why become a

PI it's because the last several months I am thankful for what I call my day job, but I'm more thankful for what

for what also inspires me to create content for this podcast as well as writing in general.

And I've always dealt with loads of information.

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