Jodi

Well, I mean, it doesn't really say much.

I was saying I felt so sad that we weren't in touch anymore.

And they gave me like a one sentence, nothing response, you know, trying to blow you off.

And doing that made me feel better about myself.

And it did help me build my life back.

It gave me confidence.

I don't really want to, like, get into this, really.

We used a majority of the GoFundMe to get our new house.

That went into it.

It was very expensive.

I mean, we literally lost every single thing.

We are running out of time.

You know, I honestly don't think we need to.

I think, like, I think it's good.

I was just trying to give them an update on my life and what I was doing.

Oh.

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