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Hey guys, it's Stephanie.

I'm Trey.

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I've had a week.

Why?

Okay.

So this was what?

Wednesday of last week.

Six in the morning.

Zach calls me the bedroom.

I'm always up at like five. And it's rare that he's up at six. I was like, what's wrong? And I hear this noise coming from under my house. Oh my gosh. And Zach was like, I think we have a raccoon. And I was like, are you kidding me? Now, I've had a raccoon before my attic. It was a process, got it out,

covered the access point, whatever. Well, how did you get it out of your attic? In a trap.

Okay. So you are familiar with these. I'm a pro. Okay. So if, just in case you're wondering,

it's like $2,000 to have a wildlife company come out and like get your raccoon out. I was like, I'm not doing that. I'm going to do this myself. I have the trap and I have peanut butter. What else do I need? So I set out my trap. Well, first of all, the raccoon was asleep by the, by 6 a.m Like he was just making noise before he went to bed.

So I was like, all right, when I set up my trap, ready for tonight for when it leaves to go

collect food, I'm going to catch it in my trap.

I sat out this trap at like 9 p.m.

I had this bread trail that led to my trap.

This little hoe ate my bread two different times. Oh, like, like around the trap. Yes. Like went in the trap, grabbed it, and then went back in this hole. And I was like, I have to make, I have to be smarter in this raccoon. So finally, by the time I went to bed, I had reset the trap for the third time now. And when I woke up, I had caught this raccoon.

Oh, that would freak me out. And, well, so, right, same. Because Zach left early that morning to go on a

work trip. And I was like, so here I am left to deal with this. Great for me. Um, so I had trapped

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