Meredith Marks

And that's what's so funny to me because these women are like, she He holds grudges. I hold grudges the least of anybody. Like I let everything go very, very easily. I'm pretty forgiving. And so that's really what happened. I just I said, you know, I've got you. I you know, I'm whatever happened in the past is in the past. And I wanted to make sure that she made it through the process alive.

That was really the bottom line to me. So she and I have work to do when she gets out, if there's going to be something to move forward on. We didn't really resolve anything. We tabled it and she can, you know, show that she's grown and wants to do better and we can move on or she can show that she hasn't. I'm hopeful, you know, for the former.

That was really the bottom line to me. So she and I have work to do when she gets out, if there's going to be something to move forward on. We didn't really resolve anything. We tabled it and she can, you know, show that she's grown and wants to do better and we can move on or she can show that she hasn't. I'm hopeful, you know, for the former.

That was really the bottom line to me. So she and I have work to do when she gets out, if there's going to be something to move forward on. We didn't really resolve anything. We tabled it and she can, you know, show that she's grown and wants to do better and we can move on or she can show that she hasn't. I'm hopeful, you know, for the former.

Well, of course. I mean, let me ask you this. We have to believe in second chances in life. Otherwise, what is there left? What am I supposed to say? You did something that's so bad, you should go sit in the corner and just die. No, you can't.

Well, of course. I mean, let me ask you this. We have to believe in second chances in life. Otherwise, what is there left? What am I supposed to say? You did something that's so bad, you should go sit in the corner and just die. No, you can't.

Well, of course. I mean, let me ask you this. We have to believe in second chances in life. Otherwise, what is there left? What am I supposed to say? You did something that's so bad, you should go sit in the corner and just die. No, you can't.

If she's being accountable, if she's being apologetic, if she's paying her dues, served her time and is paying her restitution and makes right on any wrongs that she had done to the people around her, her friends, What more could you ask someone for? Like, you gotta move on.

If she's being accountable, if she's being apologetic, if she's paying her dues, served her time and is paying her restitution and makes right on any wrongs that she had done to the people around her, her friends, What more could you ask someone for? Like, you gotta move on.

If she's being accountable, if she's being apologetic, if she's paying her dues, served her time and is paying her restitution and makes right on any wrongs that she had done to the people around her, her friends, What more could you ask someone for? Like, you gotta move on.

I mean, that's not my choice, so I don't know.

I mean, that's not my choice, so I don't know.

I mean, that's not my choice, so I don't know.

Oh, my gosh.

Oh, my gosh.

Oh, my gosh.

The buck stops with you. Yeah, I think it would have to be, like, kind of baby steps to see how she handles everything, you know?

The buck stops with you. Yeah, I think it would have to be, like, kind of baby steps to see how she handles everything, you know?

The buck stops with you. Yeah, I think it would have to be, like, kind of baby steps to see how she handles everything, you know?

I don't know. I think, like, you know, I think a lot of times when anyone new comes in, no one really knows what capacity they're coming in as, you know? And so, I mean, I don't think they should, like, make any kind of guarantees, but I think, like, people deserve a second chance, in my view, if they're riding the rungs.