the virtue.

All right, you got something going on in your life you want to share it with the

virtue. Hit us up at the burt show.com. And in this case, we got to do a follow up because

the mom's five year old daughter, you remember this from last week is getting to be friends

with the daughter of her mom's high school bully. And every time they're around each other

moms is like, oh my God, having all these like PTSD feelings about this bully. She literally

changed my life in high school. What do I do with my kid?

Yeah, exactly that. The daughter is in kindergarten, got a brand new school and it just happens

to be the same school that she went to when she was a kid. So a lot of the people in

neighborhood that have kids that go to their school used to also go to this school. So

one of the friends that the daughter is has now made happens to be a woman who used to bully

her when she was in school. And she was concerned because she doesn't know if maybe being that

she used to be a bully in school, maybe her child has become a bully today. So she didn't

know what she should do because she really doesn't want her daughter to have to have be friends

with the daughter of her old bully. We kind of told her that was that was a long time ago.

She's an adult now. Maybe she has changed. She's not the same. And if your daughter wants

to be friends with her, then maybe this is a moment for you to be more powerful and actually

take your power back by allowing it. So we were waiting to see what she decided to do.

All right. So here is her email update. Tommy, please let everyone know how much I appreciated

that dose of perspective. A lot of what they said made a lot of sense. It was suggested

to have my husband be the one to communicate with the other parents and set up the play date.

This is absolutely an option in this situation and the route we decided to take. However,

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