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Well, hello, hello. It's Dr. Phil. You are back in Phil into blanks. I really hope that you've

been thinking about what we have been talking about so far. We are talking about toxic personalities

in the real world. I'm not going to spend a lot of time doing a review because you've had

lots of time to be doing that on your own time. If you do want to review, then you can

go back and listen to the first part of the last several podcasts. Listen to the whole

thing. I do a little review at the beginning of each one. Rather than do a review, I'm

just going to do a quick outline. You know that we've been talking about toxic personalities.

We've talked about narcissism. We have talked about borderline personalities. We have talked

about anti-social personality types or what you sometimes refer to in your life as psychopaths

or sociopaths. It's kind of the same thing. Sometimes the word psychopath is used to describe

those that are on the more serious end of the behavioral continuum for anti-social personality.

We're talking about those people that don't have the ability to feel remorse. We're talking

about those people that get aggressive. They weaponize all of these things that we've

given a voice to. I've been talking about these things because I've heard from so many

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