Margo Oshry

Yeah, I'll circle back.

I watched a Diddy documentary.

Oh, how was?

You know, I was talking with Olivia about it because Olivia loved it.

Yeah.

I felt like it actually was not compelling at all.

And I feel like the media has made me think that, like, this whole Diddy thing is, like, a mini or, like, similar version to Epstein.

And we were going to get a list of who was at the freak-offs and –

It's like not really like that.

Diddy is a horrible person.

He's a violent person.

He has, cannot stop beating women.

Like that's just like his favorite thing to do.

He has gang affiliations.

He was definitely involved in the murders of Tupac and Biggie, like all of these things.

But that's not what I thought the documentary was set to discuss.

I thought it was going to be discussing his trial and his Cassie and the freak offs.

The freak offs were mentioned like once.

And then like, I thought it was like a thing where it was like once a month, there was a freak off at his house.

No, he would just like,