Madeline Martin

Like, how are you... Yeah, and he lived in a very normal house, just like a very, you know...

normal house, kind of lived a normal life, but there was just things all the time that would come up and it was just like, like how, like what, you know, like there'd be just like a random, very expensive car and then it'd just disappear and you'd never see it again.

And it was just like very, just kind of subtle red flags, but they were happening so far apart that it was just like, and we didn't know, we didn't know what was going on.

So

you know, what are you supposed to do if you don't really know?

And I want to kind of add this in here.

If you want to like put this at the end, you can.

But the way I kind of, I listen to The Gift of Fear.

It's a book.

But in the book, the author talks about how

you know, your intuition is a very strong thing, but when you sometimes, and predicting things, like it's like predicting and intuition is a huge thing and you have to kind of tune into it.

But when things happen,

and you're only getting clips of it, it's hard to sometimes put it together when you're in the moment.

So he talks about a guy who is checking into a hotel and he doesn't have anything with him.

He talks about how nobody loves him and asks for a hotel on a high floor.

And as you're listening to the story, you can probably predict that he's gonna commit suicide and jump out the window and kill himself.

And then it goes back to, well, if you're the clerk at the counter, maybe he is checking in and maybe he just is going to go back to the car and get his luggage once he checks in.

And then it's like, maybe the guy showing him to his room who is saying nobody loves him and all this, like maybe him and his wife got in a fight and he...

you know, just need to stay the night at a hotel.

And he's just like, you know, having a rough day.