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right and that's then that's what I was getting at. Like a lot of our supporters are saying, oh, just didn't that blew me away was how her lawyers were like, well, we're going to request an all female execution team because if she gets executed by a man, a team made a man, it's going to traumatize her. Oh well, like she'll get through it for 20 minutes and she's a lot after that. Like get over it. I said it was 20 minutes usually. But so I posted that and then I posted savior tears for Christopher Pike. She deserves the exact same amount of mercy that she showed her victim, which is none. And like the one post guy is up to 15,000 views, but like, it's like a couple hundred reshairs and hundreds of likes and shit. And yeah, the majority is of like, oh yeah, she deserves it. But a small minority or a lot of minority of it is like, oh no, it's you hate women. You dream of when executing women and all my floppings. Where was your cause for Chris Watts and James Holmes to be executed? It's like, oh, surprise. I think they should be executed as well. You execute your wife and two children. You don't deserve to live, right? But yeah, it was a funnier to me. I can't believe she survived, but from what I hear, she's not doing too well. The more she suffers, I'm not getting the better. She goes, her victim suffered horribly. So she deserves everything that she's getting. I don't feel no sympathy for her. The thing is, I don't even think she's suffering. All these two suffer from the get go. Well, those are the forces she's got brain damage and she's not suffering. I don't agree, because you're not aware. So, but either way, I just don't think that we should, I don't think she should have lived for fucking, she lived for 30 years on death row. 30 years. Over 30 years. Although it was funny, because I watched like an ABC news outlet somewhere report that she was almost 60. I'm like, I don't even think she's almost, I think she's almost 50. As they try to make a sound, they're executing an elderly woman. I was thinking, I'm doing them out of my own way. She was convinced she was convicted at 18, 19, and 30 years for our 48, 48, not 50. So, where are they getting almost 60 from? I don't know. I have to look at it. But did you watch the media pretty much? Yes, I watched the whole thing. Oh, it was a tragedy, because it was all nothing but simple. It doesn't take this long. She was breathing. But why are you reporting like that? Like y'all are so sympathetic for her. It's disgusting. I just bloodied my mom now. It's because the left always has sympathy for the criminals, not the victims. Hey y'all. She's 50. She was born in March, 1976. She just turned 50 this year. Where the fuck are they getting almost 60 from? I have no idea. I saw that. I heard that. I was like, what the fuck? Heather? Yeah, what? I'm sorry. What was the question? I was like, Hi, how's your wife? I'm so sorry that you all been going through all this stuff. You're in my heart and prayers, truly. It's been crazy. Tell you what, medical system, I think after COVID, like the medical system just went downhill, like just destroyed, I don't know. It's been pretty crazy. Yeah, and Florida's pretty bad, to be honest. They have a no-kill law. I mean, or one-kill law, excuse me, I can't remember. What's that? Well, in Florida, you can't sue for wrongful death or medical malpractice if the person who's harmed, I can't, the feedback is so bad. Oh, okay. I'm bad. Heather. Okay. Anyway, so if it's a child or like a parent, an elderly parent or something, and there's a wrongful death or a medical malpractice, you're not allowed to sue for that, because they weren't like a primary caregiver, or like you and Tracy don't have kids. I'm sorry, was I supposed to say her name? You're fine. I didn't mean to do that. No, you're trying not to do that. But it's already out there. And everyone does my name already. And anyway, you'd have to read up on it to fully understand it, because I'm trying to categorize it after I've smoked a ball after I've had a very wild event if you want to laugh. I can't tell you a very, very funny thing that happened to me. Embarrassing, extremely embarrassing. Was it a hard pack or a soft pack? You're detectable hard and you're detectable soft. It's really messy. I just dump a little in there, call it good. I don't like press it down or anything. At the soft, it's a soft pack. I mean, I don't feel the urge to press on it. That's the last first time I smelled it and molded my friend, you know, man. How much do you put in this thing? About a half a gram. That's a great smell. It's a big way to mentally. But anyway, I went to the store that's got like one of those walk-in coolers and it's got one of those round emergencies. Buttons, you know what I'm talking about. And there's two dudes that I know. Locally in my community, my age may be a little younger, maybe a little older, that happened to be standing outside that cooler. And as I exited it, that escape button simultaneously punched me in my titty and tried to rip it off all at the same time with them watching. I think I wanted to die. I was so embarrassed. And then one of them of course says, wow, that was a boob. I'm so scared. Eric's. It was a button. Yeah. You know, in walk-in coolers, they have a, like if you get closed up and it's, they have a release button. Oh, okay. I know it's the round button. I thought about like the button that you pushed for like, and again, it happened to be boob on this door. And as I was walking. It was the list of my anatomy objects. It was so bad, y'all. I'm walking through the door and I guess I misjudged me about to clear it, but that sucker suddenly jumped out and I don't even know how it happened, but it somehow got like between my boobs and it's what's really hard. And the worst part is, you know how when you hurt yourself, you kind of want to like hold it and get all that hurt. I couldn't. I couldn't. So that was my night. Why are y'all being so quiet? This is really just kind of like disconcerting. I'm told as you're getting feedback, so wrong evening or night. I know it was me, but I don't know why I'm having issues when I press the mic button. It's weird. I haven't been on a space of one space in three weeks. It was, you know, and for a nag space with a crypto space, but I haven't really, besides that, been on a space. I didn't talk but say, I on a space for like three weeks. Yeah, I went on one space with Alpha. He was on there just kind of cruising along, but that was about it. Yeah, I think I saw him hosting a space or something. Didn't want to do other things. The other stuff going on didn't feel like talking to people when people ask questions and stuff. Yeah. If I remember correctly, it was about like old time game space or something like. Yeah, probably. Well, for the record, that's why I don't typically reach out to people, but when I see I'll let you know, I've been thinking about you and praying for y'all. I know y'all've been through the mill, and I don't want you to ever please know that I genuinely do pray for all of you every day. And I mean, that's from the bottom of my heart. And I appreciate it. I know you do. I even pray for the bad people on the set up to pray for my enemies. We've heard everybody. It's been a while. It's a hectic day. I'm a doctor's appointment and pharmacy issues. And I went to go to drive to the pharmacy, and I decided to stop and get gas. Of course, I took my bronco, which has just got all sorts of recalls and issues with no remedy, and just always something. And I filled it up, right? And then I get in to start it up and press the start button, and it's just spinning. And it took like 15, 20 minutes of spinning, spinning, spinning, spinning, spinning. And then it finally started up, so that was like, well, fuck, so then I drove back home, got the other car, then drove the pharmacy and came back. Oh, I got to the pharmacy, only two of the three prescriptions were ready. When I was like, that's fine, I'll take it to, and I'll come back tomorrow for the other one, and I get home and she gets a text message that's the third one's ready. Oh, I was just saying. And it was like, right, rush out of traffic. So, you know. I'm just glad Tracy is doing better and she's home. Yeah, me too. It was a- Headed the right direction. It was scary. And I thought she was dying right in front of me there. And there's like, there was like 20 people in that room and they're like, they gave me like a thing. I told me to fainter and just, you know, probably trying to keep me from freaking out. And it was just, it was just a hectic, crazy experience. And then lots of issues, you know, doctors not communicating. I actually emailed the CEO, the wrong system, wrong, but different like, like there's two CEOs because there's two connected systems and he actually replied and copied the CEO and like a whole entire team of people to the hospital we were in, which like then in the very next day, like they changed their tune. The plan was to get a transfer to a specialized hospital which didn't happen. And coming to find out today that had they done that, they could have actually, instead of doing the binary drain, which goes like through her abdomen and this tube that goes all the way up and through, which is what caused the bleed and the blood clot. They could have, at the specialized hospital, which there's two of them that has this capability could have just gone in, like surgically into the stomach basically and down through like kind of like an edoscopy, but she's had that gastric bypass so they can't do like a regular way of removing like a gallstones, that's where it started with the gallbladder and gallstones. But so instead they did do this other procedure, which is way more complicated and you know, now we got to worry about when they pull it out, like probably have to be admitted at least for a night, you know, because the thing goes like, it's like right through her into like the middle of her liver, you know what I mean? So, you know, if we like that putting that in caused issues, you know what I mean, bleeding and blood clots and then, which is why they had to go and do an angiogram and then after the angiogram is where the answer was seeped almost died, happened, it was a couple hours after that. But that whole bilary drain and stint and coil and all that shit could have been avoided and done differently out of more advanced hospital but lessened, learned I guess. But yeah, and like doctors disagreeing with each other and you know what I mean, like, it's just been insane, ridiculous. Like luckily the hospitalist gave me her cell phone number and like, and then when we got out, you know, the weekends as she was off and some retard, they have like weekend retard doctors that were on the hunt and pretty much not much happens on the weekend, right? You know, like unless it's emergent, you know, they're just watching them. But they call her when he canceled like some medicine and stuff and she had to, you know, fix that and ended up waiting like an hour and a half at that pharmacy and because you know, that Dufist doctor did that, it had to pay, it caused the conflict with the insurance. I don't know if it was too soon or I don't know what happened, how that, why that happened, but had to pay out a pocket for that medicine before he had canceled it. It was cover by insurance. It was just, just the best. So so many things went wrong in this situation and we're still dealing with it and dealing with home healthcare and stuff and, you know.