Lush (Adam22/host 'Lush' — main host)

No.

So you think Brick is... No, I just don't know.

But is it necessarily up to Brick to be the one to seal this paperwork?

I don't know.

Honestly, I don't know how that works.

That means so many different things.

Now, I will say this.

Sealed paperwork normally is not a good look for whoever the criminal is because then... Can you tell me the info on that?

Why is it not a good look?

Because because then you're because there's no transparency, because that means there could have been something that's being omitted.

You could have potentially told on somebody or did something that's not in accordance.

But one of the stipulations for you agreeing to do this or that is it has to be sealed.

All right.

So if you're trying to, like, continue your further progress in life, let's say, for example, trying to get a job or something, wouldn't you have to seal the paperwork?

For sure.

Well, yeah, not only that, or expunge the paperwork.

Exactly.

I was about to say, so expunged is the same thing as sealed, or are two different things?

I mean, because I don't know what the stigma is behind sealed.

Obviously.