Ali Riley

Oh, you were at the butcher.

Oh, you were at the butcher.

The cut of meat, the meat itself.

The cut of meat, the meat itself.

The cut of meat, the meat itself.

So a little update. My parents lost their home in the Palisades fire and we were great. We're fine. But there is a whole process with what happens after the fire with the debris and the rubble and the land and the soil and the house just. All the debris was removed. Our big tree in the front yard was cut down and taken away. So it's just this bare leveled piece of land. And it is bittersweet.

So a little update. My parents lost their home in the Palisades fire and we were great. We're fine. But there is a whole process with what happens after the fire with the debris and the rubble and the land and the soil and the house just. All the debris was removed. Our big tree in the front yard was cut down and taken away. So it's just this bare leveled piece of land. And it is bittersweet.

So a little update. My parents lost their home in the Palisades fire and we were great. We're fine. But there is a whole process with what happens after the fire with the debris and the rubble and the land and the soil and the house just. All the debris was removed. Our big tree in the front yard was cut down and taken away. So it's just this bare leveled piece of land. And it is bittersweet.

It is... Now we can look forward to rebuilding and my parents are going to rebuild, but it's, it is this, this weird sense of loss. Like even when everything was rubble, it was still there. Like nothing was recognizable, but it was there and now it's gone. So I think I'm just kind of processing that, but it was a loss that is still positive because we're moving forward.

It is... Now we can look forward to rebuilding and my parents are going to rebuild, but it's, it is this, this weird sense of loss. Like even when everything was rubble, it was still there. Like nothing was recognizable, but it was there and now it's gone. So I think I'm just kind of processing that, but it was a loss that is still positive because we're moving forward.

It is... Now we can look forward to rebuilding and my parents are going to rebuild, but it's, it is this, this weird sense of loss. Like even when everything was rubble, it was still there. Like nothing was recognizable, but it was there and now it's gone. So I think I'm just kind of processing that, but it was a loss that is still positive because we're moving forward.

But yes, I. You started it intense and I kind of. Okay. I took it there.

But yes, I. You started it intense and I kind of. Okay. I took it there.

But yes, I. You started it intense and I kind of. Okay. I took it there.

My bad.

My bad.

My bad.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.