Tina

Should we have the two of them talking together?

That might not be a bad idea, actually.

Okay, here we go.

Ready?

So that is a crazy reel where that has been going around.

It's probably the second time I've seen it.

I saw it again this morning.

Where the young lady wakes up and she explains, it says on the reel, like it's written in text, that today is the day I give up my daughter for adoption, right?

And she explains that the daughter is seven years old.

She's dropping, in case you didn't, in case the music was very loud.

She's dropping her daughter off.

At school, and will not be the one picking her up.

No, she will not be the one picking her up.

The adoptees are going to pick her up.

Now, the reason why I first call bullshit on this is because that's not how the adoption process works.

You don't drop them off at school and then the new parents pick you up from school.

That is facilitated usually in some legal or authoritative way.

There's a handoff of some nature, and there are usually facilitators involved in that, whether that be CPS or the foster care program.

Even private adoptions are handled in a different way.

So that's where I was kind of like, hey, I'm not sure this this is real.