Kayla Murphy

It's just, I would say like all you can do is protect yourself like the most that you can and try to like preserve your attorney's ability to fight for you on the back end without like, you know, digging the hole any deeper inadvertently by trying to, you know what I mean, talk.

Most people think they can talk themselves out of it.

You can't.

You can't.

It's just tough when it's like not all rights are really being respected right now.

But it's like we don't have control over that.

You know, all we can do is like try to protect ourselves and our loved ones the best that we can.

An attorney?

Oh, attorneys are on your side.

They're paid advocates.

So definitely like an attorney would be there to help you not to, not to hurt you.

Right?

I stole it from, I think, Georgia from My Favorite Murder.

Okay.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

She said in some episode, like, my grandma used to always tell me never – or something like, yes.

But seriously, like, I think that we just need –

people who like just want to do good you know what i mean you just like give a fuck like nobody's perfect like i'm just as messed up as anybody else but i think like if you just have like some humility and you just like recognize that you're a human too um it's just like it's really beautiful to like really just see people in such a vulnerable state and to be able to empower them

I think I've always kind of had that, you know what I mean?

I've always like been really interested in people and why they do what they do.