get it the virtue today is Thursday we call it follow up Thursday on the

virtue and we got some virtue storylines that aren't tied up in a nice little

bow for you guys and you will not be ignored. So we do that on Thursday is this

one comes from Heather Wilson and she says about three weeks ago you guys had a

story about a woman and her ex sharing custody of their dog she went in full

custody, but she was hesitant as a dog lover. I've got to know what happened. I

love the impatience of these requests now. It's not like the ones from years ago. It's like,

okay, three weeks ago, but I need this happened yesterday morning, but I need answer.

All right, so if you don't recall a couple weeks ago, we had a birchow listener on who was

explaining she and her ex had shared custody of their dog, but her ex lived in

an apartment and she recently moved into a house with a bigger yard for the

dog. She knew that the dog would be happier with her having primary custody. So we

helped her ask her ex for the dog, but he wasn't willing to negotiate being

via text. This was a texting tutor that we were doing. So thought the conversation

would be better in person. Last we heard she was waiting to pick up Milo over the

weekend, but she was having a hard time getting in touch with her ex because

essentially what we told her to do was dog napping. She looked at she went back to

the the paperwork where they had adopted the dog, both their names were on there.

So nobody has like the legal right to the dog. And we were like, okay, we'll just, you know,

sit tight. And when it's, you know, you do get visitation with a dog when you get the dog,

just don't take them back. At least that's what we suggested. But she jumped the gun and she was

like wanting to get the dog and then he wouldn't let her have it. And then he was being sketched

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