Aubrey Carter

especially I don't know it's interesting to think about how you would react if the other person comes out just like enraged and really freaking out you might move into like peacemaker mode like let's de-escalate yeah before someone depends on your personality maybe yeah um but yeah it sounds a little more official to me like like like a train like a trained manager that kind of thing um okay uh all right anything else we should go through before we finish up with this episode

Oh, my God.

It's too bad that we have to think about that.

But it is true.

I mean, it has happened that someone just pulls a gun on a car next to them.

Or if they cut someone cut someone off, it has happened like in recent years.

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