Oscar

And we were just, hello.

Hello.

We're just trying to work out what one of the characters would do in a certain scenario.

Right?

What it was, was it was a loyalty test.

Yes.

We were testing Nate's loyalty.

Hey there, how you guys doing today?

Hey there, how you guys doing today?

Hey there, how you guys doing today?

So my question was regarding an issue I have with, more importantly, my dad. So my dad's always gotten into this habit of every so often asking to borrow money, which I'm not hurting for, so I don't mind. But he's gotten to the point where I dread taking his calls. Because it's not about checking up on me or checking up on the kids.

So my question was regarding an issue I have with, more importantly, my dad. So my dad's always gotten into this habit of every so often asking to borrow money, which I'm not hurting for, so I don't mind. But he's gotten to the point where I dread taking his calls. Because it's not about checking up on me or checking up on the kids.

So my question was regarding an issue I have with, more importantly, my dad. So my dad's always gotten into this habit of every so often asking to borrow money, which I'm not hurting for, so I don't mind. But he's gotten to the point where I dread taking his calls. Because it's not about checking up on me or checking up on the kids.

I always feel like it's going to be, hey, by the way, can I borrow X amount of dollars? So my question is, how do I go about starting the conversation and to where I tell him, hey, enough's enough.

I always feel like it's going to be, hey, by the way, can I borrow X amount of dollars? So my question is, how do I go about starting the conversation and to where I tell him, hey, enough's enough.

I always feel like it's going to be, hey, by the way, can I borrow X amount of dollars? So my question is, how do I go about starting the conversation and to where I tell him, hey, enough's enough.

60.

60.

60.

Honestly, I don't even ask at this point. I'm assuming bills. Ever since I was a kid, he was never great with money. I remember when me and my sister were younger, we always had to help them translate to let their landlord know that we're going to be late on the bills. And it's always been a never-ending cycle.