December 30, 2024 • 27 mins
do you try to call people and they never answer the phone? Do you always get ball busted for not answering your phone? Here’s why
In this episode, DDRL gives psychological advice in regards to answering the phone with one of the OG Vaginaz in the house Krissi spelled with a K, Notta C.
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You're listening to DDRL.
Debbie Diaz reporting live Deeping and vagina.
Welcome to the DDRL podcast. Debbie Diaz reporting live from
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the UH, let's go say something else.
Oh my God, I need to Zen alreadyfrom the studio and non she shed
shack. The she shed shack does not
exist anymore. Right now it's on retirement
with Chrissy with the motherfucking Kate.
I see you in the motherfucking house.
Hey everybody. So we're doing things old school
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today. We're going back to the old
school because I'm an old fool who's so cool.
This whole video podcast thing and audio, like, I mean, I need
you to take a break from it. It was like it's stressing me
out. Like it's not.
It's a lot of fucking work. I don't even want to elaborate
on this topic that much. Let's just say we're just doing
audio for this fun. And I just feel like, ah, like
the gates of heaven's doors opened up.
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Like, you know, that's that noise, that little like, oh,
like that's how I feel like, Oh my gosh, I don't have to deal
with any of that bullshit like stress over there, right them
like, meh, I'm looking at it right now.
Meh, you're not going to take myproductivity away from me.
Meh. But umm, how are you doing
today, Chrissy? I'm doing pretty good.
How are you doing? Good.
Doesn't it feel good to like just be like stress free right
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out with this? Yeah.
I mean, she's been through everything with me with the
podcast as far as like the the equipment.
And I just said it's still, I talk about it.
So anyway, moving on and thank you to everybody who has been
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And, you know, let's spread the words, spread the word and let
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Chrissy? Like we were.
I mean, so that the growth of the show has been happening, you
know, consistency, persistent. It's paying off.
And we love to do it. I know I love to do.
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It's passionate for me. Chrissy is by force.
Just kidding. At the beginning though, I think
it was. But like you, you know, you
voluntarily are like natural at it.
You just assume position, super position, but I wanted to like
talk about like some psychology about some things that I noticed
in like a day-to-day thing or things that happened to me.
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And I know if you some of these trigger for you too, but I have
been I get called lately, been blamed or I get accused of ball
busted about not answering my phone.
A lot of people always say I tried calling you.
You're impossible to get a hold of.
You never answer your phone. Nobody answers their phone
anymore. How come I don't even know why
you don't answer your phone. You know, I blew your phone up
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like blah, blah, blah. And all I hear coming out of
their mouth is that Charlie Brown thing.
Like I don't even give, you know, I'm just like listening,
but I'm not like, and it's like they, I used to not be that way.
Like, I mean, depends on my mood, you know, to answer the
phone. It really does like, because if
you want somebody, if if you're trying to get a hold of somebody
in your old school and you like to do things like call people,
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you know, like a lot of people don't really do that anymore.
We just got to like, you know, FaceTime or we, you know, do
text messaging, But if you want to like get a hold of people
more often, you have to change your like approach and, and
you're like aura when you're around people, meaning that,
like, if you are always known assomebody that is always looking
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for help, like you need money, you need food, you need a ride,
you need to like, you need this,you need that.
You need someone to move your furniture, you need something.
And you, that's like what you'reknown for by your, your peers
and your group and you go to call someone and they're just
not in the mood to like deal with you on that level.
They're not going to answer the phone.
Like, I mean, everybody like builds their own like phone call
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etiquette, you know, in a way, you know, I mean, like, I know,
like when Chrissy calls me it like, which is rare.
Like when she knows when I call her, it's, it's rare.
We don't call and sit there and talk about the fucking weather.
You know, like, I know when she's calling me, it's either
something important I need to know about or it's like giving
me directions or something to like I'm about to go pick her up
or something. Like it's something to do was
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like what we're about to do. So I, I mean, or she needs, she
does need a favor, you know, so,but usually we communicate that
through text message, you know, so even if you like have
something that you want to ask somebody, like their first step
would be to like like text, you know, and if they're, they don't
answer the text, you know, then obviously, you know, not to call
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them. I mean, it's like a text is
like, you know, people see your text messages.
I mean, everybody carries their guiding phone on them 24/7.
We also, I mean, there's times where I don't have my phone on
me. I will say that, or I put it in
silent mode or I put it in focusmode because I just need a break
from the phone and I'm not in the mood to hear somebody blow
up my phone. Yeah, like there's a certain
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people that will blow your shit up and you like over stimulates
you. It's like Ding, Ding, Ding.
Even on silent, you can still see it.
My phone flashes like epilepsy on the back, you know, so it's
like I see that flash. So I'll put it in work mode or
put in focus mode and I'll just go do whatever I got to do to,
you know, and be stress free. But like the phone is like a
poison sometimes to your anxietylevels.
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And everybody that like explainsme or bothers me about not
answering the phone, it's like, bitch, I'm not answering the
motherfucker bone because I knowwhat you're calling about, you
know, like I know that answeringthat phone call is going to
consume a some of my time and I'm trying to relax.
B, you're going to ask me to do something I don't want to do.
And C, you're going to continuously bug me until I get
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it done to help you or something, you know, and then I
got to be stressed out. I got to put you on block,
temporary block. You know, it's like if you want
somebody to answer your phone, the phone when you call, you
have to change how you are around them.
Like you have to act like you are not this needy fucking
person, like the needy people. And they're like that need that
need shit people. You are not going to get an
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answer phone call for me. I mean, you could try all day
long. I will put your ass on temporary
block and not answer your phone call.
Is that right, Chrissy? I'd be like, I know when like my
kids call me, that's night. I mean like urgent.
Like if I see one of my kids, myboys calling my phone, I know
like whoa, like, I mean, I'm like sprinting to that phone to
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answer it because that's a rare scene to happen.
I mean, there's either somethingreally bad happening or
something really good happening or they're made.
There's a little bit of middle sometimes or they just have a
question. But when I see one of my boys
calling me, it's like the, the earth stops moving.
You know, I I will answer that right away.
So if you want to get my attention, I mean use one of
their phones and call me like that's the way to get me to
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answer the fucking phone. I'll tell you that.
But the other way they answer the phone is like like, say
your, your attorneys calling or something.
And like you all, it's like you,you dodge the call.
You already know why they're calling.
Like if you're behind on sendingin like a form they need or you
didn't fill out some affidavit they need and you
procrastinated. You know that that phone call
entails ball busting. It entails work and it entails
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probably they're looking for money, you know, I mean, and
then you got the other groups ofpeople that will call and they
just don't shut the fuck up. You know, they're like the
talkers, like when you're a talker and I'm a talker,
Chrissy, you're a fucking talkerlike you, but you choose to be
when you're a talker. But sometimes I do too.
Like the older I get, I'm becoming more like reserved with
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my talking. Hence podcast.
But like, I know who's a talker,you know, and I know when they
call me, I got to be fucking like just bored out of my mind
and like staring and yeah, like staring at a wall or something.
And then I'll take their phone call because that phone call I
know is going to be an hour pluslong fucking phone call of them
just talking. And I, I literally put the phone
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on speaker and I mute the phone and I just go off and do dishes
and shit. And like, I mean, they don't
even recognize or notice I'm gone.
That's how much they talk and it's like nonstop.
It's like from, oh, I went and got breast cancer tested and it
came out negative. And then I went to the dentist.
I did this and then I went to gogrocery shopping.
Let me tell you about what happened my day yesterday.
I mean, it's just it's, there's no breather.
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You know, they don't stop and belike, if I was a talker in that
level, I would do this. I would be like, and they're,
they do exist. They are like the checkers.
They know they talk a lot and they'll take little breaks to,
like, test you. You know, they'll be like, oh, I
went down to the beach yesterdayand I went driving.
Did you hear what I just said? You know, they'll do that
number, you know, 'cause it's been so quiet so long.
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And then you unmute it really quick, you know, I'll be in the
other room and I'll be like, like, hello, did you, are you
there? I hope it run over real quick to
the phone. But oh, sorry, girl.
Yeah, I dropped the phone by accident.
Sorry. I heard, I'm hurry.
I heard everything continue, youknow, Then you hit it back on
mute and then go carry on. And then if you don't answer the
phone to a talker, after a whilethey get more aggressive.
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I mean, they start calling and leaving voicemails that I mean
they leave voicemails that are like long too.
I mean, if I could play one on my phone right now, like I have
an example of 1 and it is prettyfucking long and she's in there.
She's like pissed off. She's like, bitch, what the
fuck? What the fuck are you not
answering your fucking phone? I even asked my husband, he even
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asked about you and you didn't answer your fucking phone.
I'm like, Oh my gosh, you know, 'cause then it turns into like
aggressive, like ball busting. But I mean, I tell the bitch to
my bitch, I talking to you. I mean, I got to be bored just
laying in bed jerking off with no electricity in my house.
I mean, I mean, that's literallyhow long your phone call takes
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because I literally can get so much done in that phone call.
Like, I mean, you know what I mean?
Like we are just not people likephone people that much.
I'm not a phone person like thatanymore.
I can't be on the phone even on Bluetooth or on my headsets.
So I don't even want to be on that bitch for an hour.
Like it's like, I don't even know.
Like I mean, I feel like I turned into some sort of like
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generation that is against that.It's like dinosaur to me.
I mean, isn't it like even when I have to talk to my attorneys
or something, I don't even like being on the phone with them,
that it's just like, I'd rather just communicate through text.
I mean, yeah, send me, send me coded emojis.
Yeah, emails even pushing it nowadays.
I mean, like, I didn't even, I want that all automated through
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Zapier. But then so we got the talkers
and then we got the ones that check in, you know, like I know
some a male who does that too, that just talks orthodox.
And then I'll be like, you know what I'm saying?
Isn't that crazy? Right?
The the, or they'll ask you a question.
Like, what do you think about that?
Those ones are the talkers like that.
They catch on you. They're like, man, they're
putting me on mute. You know, they're putting me on,
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they're putting me down and I'm just talking to air.
So, so those are the two ones are there.
And then you got the only one that asks you for money or like
need something, the need or the need all the time.
And then there is another breed,the bitching and gossiping drama
1. You know, it's like, bitch, all
this shit can be handled over text, OK?
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I mean, I can, I can handle and listen to your drama and what
you got going on via text anytime, you know?
But when you call me and talk about it like I don't want to
like have to stay in tune to thewhole story over the phone
'cause I will be distracted by something.
I will have ADHD moments, you know, and I will not hear pieces
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to the story. And then by time the story is
done, you know, I'll be like, they'll be like, what do you
think? And I won't have any advice to
give because I fucked up not listening to the whole, you
know, my attention span will be in and out like, you know, rear,
rear. And I'll be like, well, didn't
you say you went to his house? No, bitch, weren't you
listening? I said that he came to my house.
I'm like, I'm taking notes at this time.
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I got a pen and paper out, like writing it down.
I'm like, OK, she went to there and like, what happened?
Then I just told you what happened.
And then if you say those words,you're setting yourself up for
failure because they're going torepeat the fucking story again.
And then you got to pull one of those.
Oh, I'm sorry, my phone's about to die.
Like, yeah, alright, wait, here's another excuse.
Oh, shit, man. I can't find my charger.
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Bitch, let me call you back. My phone's about to die, that
one. Because using the old, like,
there's no reception. That still does happen.
I mean, I was in an area over the weekend that my reception
did not really work. And I said that to somebody.
I was like, I can't, I'm like, Ican't talk right now.
No reception. They're like nice fucking jet or
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lie. You want you just tell me the
truth. And I'm like, I really don't
have any reception. Like I can't even get on like
eBay right now, like I have no reception.
So it does exist in some like rural, I can't say that word.
Rural areas of like no reception.
What's any other calls that you get that you dodge?
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Umm, I mean, obviously the telemarketers have slimmed down,
huh? Telemarketers and scammers and
stuff. Well, those those are like
regulated now call. My phone isn't.
Right, because they're gonna getsued $20,000 per phone call if
they do that's, I mean, those have stopped dramatically like a
lot. Headphone this morning pages
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into it because. It right it goes.
Off I got silent because it goesoff 20 I swear 60 or 70 times a
day. Well, the trick is to that
Chrissy with AK, another motherfucker.
See if you get and I have an attorney on speed dial that
handles these if you get an unsolicited call.
So is it unsolicited or solicited?
No solicit, no solicitation call.
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If you get a solicited call and it is a spammer scammer, if you
get them to call you 2 times at least two times and they leave
you a voicemail and or a text message or admit where they're
from 2 times, you can sue them and you get like 1500 bucks.
And it it happens quick too. Like the attorneys on this,
they're working quick and you know how much they get, they
get, they sue for $20,000 and they get you get 1500 and they
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get the rest. Like what the fuck?
Where's the math here, bitch? Like that's like 99% of the
profit. I mean, isn't there like a
margin like that you have to stick by, you know, for an
attorney? I mean, maybe there isn't, I
don't know. But like, why is it doing that?
OK, I thought it like just cancelled office and like don't
do that bitch. So I got I did it a few times
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and I got like $1500 checks in the mail from attorneys.
So they then they send you a check from their law firm.
So, you know, the money fucking went to their, you know, Yeah,
but they by law have to tell youthe breakdown.
I'm like $20,000. Fuck.
I would be all over that if I was an attorney.
So if if you're getting those from Chad, I'll give you the
number. I mean, but.
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They don't say where they're from and stuff like they said
the the marketplace. Marketplace you need to, yeah,
say. The insurance market or whatever
it's called. Oh, OK, They're OK.
I get you saying they're for allthey're setting you up for the
marketplace insurance supposed, yeah.
Supposedly. You know, you should do you
should tell them like, OK, soundlike you're interested in it and
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then have them. But can you text me, you know,
the information you have them dothat or send me an e-mail.
And then that way they can, you can give them busted because
they're obviously trying to beataround the Bush of the law.
The other one, There's another one too that if you like, for
example, let's use a car rental place like Brenna Pie.
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Yeah, Enterprise. If they call you and you owe
them money or something like that and they like are bugging
you and bugging you and they're like, listen, bitch, we're about
to get on the DNR list. Bitch, do not rent.
Bitch, if you don't pay us the 400 some dollars that you owe us
from your last rental. Well, if you change your phone
number and then call them and then they call you back to ask
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you for the money on that new number, that is a lawsuit.
Like they literally can get in trouble for calling you back
requesting money from a phone number that you did not give
them permission to on your on your contract that you signed
with them. I didn't know that either.
I'm like, that's some twisted shit right there.
I mean, that's some shit right there that like you want to
like, like try it out and you know, get, get some money and
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like, but then I just sit back. I'm like, that's a lot of effort
I got to put in. I don't feel like doing that.
You know what I mean? Like there's like so much simple
things that you can make money off of in life that like I know
about I could do everything. I just, my brain has like opened
up this this door up there that's like lazy.
Like I mean it's like it's like it's, and it opened up another
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one too. That said we don't really give a
fuck. Like I mean it opened up.
I think a third one opened up too.
It was like, we'll get by anyway, bitch, just relax and
just be lazy. Like a couple.
I think 4 doors opened up and like I'm trying to get the
bitches to shut again. I'm like listen, you guys are
out of control up there 'cause Imean shits just not right down
here. Like let's go back to how we
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were, let's tighten up bitch. Let's go get an oil change.
Let's like, you know, get the locks, you know, changed out.
But like the, you know, the lazyand the procrastination, doors
need to be shut. Like right away revolted.
You up again? Yeah, we need, yeah, we need
some. We're not getting any voltage
into our ankles. What's going on?
They, I mean, conspiracy theories and like what you think
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are going to happen to the worldare just like psychological
approaches that everybody has anopinion to.
But I mean, I never really got into conspiracy theories until I
heard about the ice wall and the, the flat pizza thing and
stuff. I didn't know that there was
like a huge concern of like rednecks out there that like
really think the world's going to end by this like pizza thing
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or like they're saying the world's flat like a pizza or
like the ice wall. We're gonna like it.
I don't even know. Like I didn't even know.
I thought it was like some Star Wars, like eat like R2D2 shit,
like Harry Potter type this up out there.
I mean, I was oblivious to that world until my attorney posted
something about an ice wall in Plant City and was being
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sarcastic and said that, hey, there's the end of the earth and
there's the ice wall. And he got like 810,000,000 like
hits on that. And I was like, what the fuck
did this mother fucker do like that?
I'm not doing and what is this ice wall shit?
I didn't even know about it. And so now that I, it's in my
vocabulary, I start to think about things that like could end
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the world. You know, I'm like, what really
could end the world? And Chrissy with motherfucker K
and I see, and I were talking about AI, artificial
intelligence, and there is a lotof safety concern with that as
well. That is not being publicly
addressed that we are trying to,or at least I am trying to make
a movement into that because it's concerning to me.
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It's like very concerning. And at the end of the day, I
feel like there's my personal opinion.
I feel like the end of the worldwould not happen from China or
like another Ukraine or anything.
I think it would happen because of us dumb Americans that just
are dumb. I mean, there's like a lot of
dumb Americans out there that just are dumb and they will do
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stupid shit that will affect notrealizing it's going to affect
the rest of us in a like virus spreading way and then ruin the
world. I mean, that's really what I
think would happen is like the Earth, like human race will be
like demolished because within the United States, like it'll
start with the United States. It'll stop at the United States
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because the other countries are like, fuck this shit.
We're not going to do what the states just did.
Like we're not that. They may have the American dream
over there, but doesn't look like they're all living in it.
I mean, I mean, it'll probably get to a point where us
Americans want to go live in another country.
I mean, I'm actually like, that's a thought that has
crossed my mind recently. I'm, I mean, literally you start
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thinking about what continent would I want to live on?
You know, like then from there I'm like, what little island do
I want to live on? So it's like my, my brain, one
of the doors up there is going into like emergency evacuation
mode. Like if we were to leave the the
Florida tropical island, where would we go?
Brain? So that's something that I never
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considered to even have a topic about was conspiracy theories.
And I mean, I don't believe in all that other fucking shit like
the Loch Ness Monster and the fucking Harry Potter, the what's
his name like Harry guy and the Harry Henderson shit.
Like how do you? I don't even like I don't.
Know. Yeah, yeah.
I mean, all of that stuff is like, not facts.
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I mean, even like down to Jesus Christ himself, like it's like
there has to be science and facts behind something for me to
even consider it. Otherwise it's nonfiction to me.
And it's should be in a in a movie.
You know, it's like, I don't know if people even think about
that. It's like, how can you even
think that there's a fucking icewall in Florida?
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You know, when he posted that, like in the amount of people
that like watched that video of him being sarcastic.
You see the street signs too. It says plant city for, you
know, like he's on the highway and like in Florida and he's
trying to say that's an ice wall.
It's just like build up of clouds that it looked like a
wall. And I'm just thinking myself,
wow, all these like rednecks outthere that responded to it and
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there was thousands of comments.They were like so confused.
They believed it. They're like, Oh my God, that's
the ice wall. And it's like, what would the
ice wall be doing in Florida? Like having like, how are we
having ice in Florida? People like, and it's a wall.
I mean, I can't even get, I usedto stay in my God damn fucking
cup, you know, with water in it.And it's like you think we have
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an ice wall here. I mean, it's just it, it just
makes me think, you know, like Idon't know.
I told Chrissy with AK and I seethat sometimes I forget.
Sometimes I forget that I am actually, she is too.
We're smart bitches. We're smart bitches, and a lot
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of people aren't. I mean, but you can make
yourself smart. So it's your fault if you're
dumb fuck because the brain onceagain learns from what you teach
it. Just like all of our AIS are
listening right now. I've got three of them
listening. Wait, wait, buddy.
So it's like it's your own faultif you're a dumb fuck and it's
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not our fault that we're not because I Chrissy too.
We are constantly educating ourselves, reading about
something, you know, learning about something, analyzing
something constantly. We're not.
We're on social media. Yeah, like hordes and heat.
But like we're not on there likegossiping and we're not on there
like, Oh my God, did you see what Susie's wearing today?
Batch to just see what? Look at her outfit doesn't match
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her nails and stuff. Like we're not on there for
that. We're on there.
Like, is this like Donald Trump is going to take over this?
So he's going to do this. Is Bitcoin going to be a part of
this? Is is there a disease coming in
this food that we're eating? You know, we're learning shit
like that. And then we like pair notes.
She'll send me shit, I'll send her shit.
And there's, you know, there's agroup of us that, you know, send
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each other like factual shit, you know, hey, bitch, make you
can make some money doing this. You know, it's kind of like you
have your own research team. Like when you send me shit, I
know that I don't have to research it.
Like I could just click on the link and then I know it's
something of education or, or it's extremely funny.
We do send those. Yeah, if it's like really funny,
like not a waste of time funny. We will send that to each other
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too. So if you get like a message
from me, it means either you're going to make money off of it,
it's educational, or it's funny.Those are usually the three I
mean. So, and it's good to have like
screeners in your group, you know, that you like, for
instance, the side hustle for money, like I know that if you
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send me something, if Minnie sends me something or like one
of the other vaginas send me a link about making money.
So I know they all already researched it.
You know, that it's not a scam and that you can really make
money off of it. So that's what you need to have
too in your group, you know, is the like research group.
I mean, we do, there's like fiveof us or something that's in
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that Kiana. And and you know, sometimes we
find shit that the other one doesn't find.
I'll actually find all the time and then we'll stay on top of
each other too. Like, hey, bitch, the deadline
for that one's coming up. You better hurry, but do it and
like, oh, thanks for reminding me.
I forgot about that. Like I'm so mad about that class
action lawsuit with cash up likea fucking I mixed up those
dates. Did you do it?
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I missed it so bad. I mean, like I was eligible for
that like $2000 like to the TI didn't have to do like any
altering, like, you know, but like I literally was qualified
for that. And like, I thought the date was
like on a Friday and it was likethe previous Friday.
So pissed. I'm still kind of bitter about
that one, but Oh well. You live it.
You live and learn. We don't judge, right?
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And so, yeah, if you want peopleto, like, answer your phone call
and not get ball busted, then you have to just like, stop
being the needy bitch. Even if you're needy, act like
you're not needy, you know, act like you're just you.
Actually, you should call once in a while and just say, hey,
hey, yeah, that's how you start,right?
And then we'll be in shock on the other end.
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Like we'll role play. Chrissy will do it, right?
Like ring, ring, ring, ring, ring, ring.
Hello. Hello.
Yeah, what's up, Chrissy? Hey I just wanted to call and
check and see how you're doing. Oh, that's it.
Yeah, that's all you called for.That's all I got.
For Well, that's very nice of you.
I'm doing fine, thanks. And how are you?
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I'm doing fine. OK, that's all you called for,
huh? OK, All right.
Bye. Bye.
See how easy that was, bitch to see.
And then that will leave a little bit of a culture shock.
Yeah. You know, like, well, I'll be on
the other line when I hang up. I'll be like, whoa, what was
that? Actually, I'll think two things.
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I'll be like this bitch is up tono good, like this bitch is up
to no good. And then I'll be like, wow, she
just really just got off from there.
Like she didn't need anything. She was that was different
anyway, moving on with my day. And then so therefore Chrissy
like can do that again randomly and then that will build up this
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like little trickery to me. You know, she's psychologically
and subliminally tricking me. She's mind fucking me.
So then if you call me again, you know, I'll be like and do
the same thing. I'll hang up the phone and like,
wow, this bitch doesn't need anything in life.
You know this I can answer her call, but I probably in the
beginning though, we probably take like 3 calls in a row for
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you for me to get the answer at first.
You know, I mean, if you're thatneedy person that always asks
for stuff when you call, you gotto, you got to like blow up
their phone. So you show, you show urgency,
like you got to hang up. Wait, you get voicemail, hang it
up, hit again, hang it up, hit again.
And then either you get, they'llblock you or they'll be like,
this is a real emergency. Like something's going on.
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You know, they'll eventually answer, but you want to like be
calm and just be like, hey, sorry, I just, I just wanted to
know if you're all right.
You're listening to DDRL.
Debbie Diaz reporting live Deeping and vagina.
Welcome to the DDRL podcast. Debbie Diaz reporting live from
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the UH, let's go say something else.
Oh my God, I need to Zen alreadyfrom the studio and non she shed
shack. The she shed shack does not
exist anymore. Right now it's on retirement
with Chrissy with the motherfucking Kate.
I see you in the motherfucking house.
Hey everybody. So we're doing things old school
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today. We're going back to the old
school because I'm an old fool who's so cool.
This whole video podcast thing and audio, like, I mean, I need
you to take a break from it. It was like it's stressing me
out. Like it's not.
It's a lot of fucking work. I don't even want to elaborate
on this topic that much. Let's just say we're just doing
audio for this fun. And I just feel like, ah, like
the gates of heaven's doors opened up.
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Like, you know, that's that noise, that little like, oh,
like that's how I feel like, Oh my gosh, I don't have to deal
with any of that bullshit like stress over there, right them
like, meh, I'm looking at it right now.
Meh, you're not going to take myproductivity away from me.
Meh. But umm, how are you doing
today, Chrissy? I'm doing pretty good.
How are you doing? Good.
Doesn't it feel good to like just be like stress free right
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out with this? Yeah.
I mean, she's been through everything with me with the
podcast as far as like the the equipment.
And I just said it's still, I talk about it.
So anyway, moving on and thank you to everybody who has been
subscribing to the show. Please share with your friends
and your family and everyone. I mean, no, not the kids.
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Wouldn't recommend that one. And we are explicit content and
we are opinionated and we don't really have filters, do we?
Crazy. No.
No, we don't. And if you don't like it, we
don't give a fuck. So, but thank you everybody
who's been following the show and following and listening to
us. We appreciate your, your
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everything. I mean, we your attention and
definitely just make sure you share.
And, you know, let's spread the words, spread the word and let
everybody know about our show aswe continue to grow because we
were in a different spot last year at this time, right,
Chrissy? Like we were.
I mean, so that the growth of the show has been happening, you
know, consistency, persistent. It's paying off.
And we love to do it. I know I love to do.
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It's passionate for me. Chrissy is by force.
Just kidding. At the beginning though, I think
it was. But like you, you know, you
voluntarily are like natural at it.
You just assume position, super position, but I wanted to like
talk about like some psychology about some things that I noticed
in like a day-to-day thing or things that happened to me.
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And I know if you some of these trigger for you too, but I have
been I get called lately, been blamed or I get accused of ball
busted about not answering my phone.
A lot of people always say I tried calling you.
You're impossible to get a hold of.
You never answer your phone. Nobody answers their phone
anymore. How come I don't even know why
you don't answer your phone. You know, I blew your phone up
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like blah, blah, blah. And all I hear coming out of
their mouth is that Charlie Brown thing.
Like I don't even give, you know, I'm just like listening,
but I'm not like, and it's like they, I used to not be that way.
Like, I mean, depends on my mood, you know, to answer the
phone. It really does like, because if
you want somebody, if if you're trying to get a hold of somebody
in your old school and you like to do things like call people,
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you know, like a lot of people don't really do that anymore.
We just got to like, you know, FaceTime or we, you know, do
text messaging, But if you want to like get a hold of people
more often, you have to change your like approach and, and
you're like aura when you're around people, meaning that,
like, if you are always known assomebody that is always looking
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for help, like you need money, you need food, you need a ride,
you need to like, you need this,you need that.
You need someone to move your furniture, you need something.
And you, that's like what you'reknown for by your, your peers
and your group and you go to call someone and they're just
not in the mood to like deal with you on that level.
They're not going to answer the phone.
Like, I mean, everybody like builds their own like phone call
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etiquette, you know, in a way, you know, I mean, like, I know,
like when Chrissy calls me it like, which is rare.
Like when she knows when I call her, it's, it's rare.
We don't call and sit there and talk about the fucking weather.
You know, like, I know when she's calling me, it's either
something important I need to know about or it's like giving
me directions or something to like I'm about to go pick her up
or something. Like it's something to do was
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like what we're about to do. So I, I mean, or she needs, she
does need a favor, you know, so,but usually we communicate that
through text message, you know, so even if you like have
something that you want to ask somebody, like their first step
would be to like like text, you know, and if they're, they don't
answer the text, you know, then obviously, you know, not to call
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them. I mean, it's like a text is
like, you know, people see your text messages.
I mean, everybody carries their guiding phone on them 24/7.
We also, I mean, there's times where I don't have my phone on
me. I will say that, or I put it in
silent mode or I put it in focusmode because I just need a break
from the phone and I'm not in the mood to hear somebody blow
up my phone. Yeah, like there's a certain
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people that will blow your shit up and you like over stimulates
you. It's like Ding, Ding, Ding.
Even on silent, you can still see it.
My phone flashes like epilepsy on the back, you know, so it's
like I see that flash. So I'll put it in work mode or
put in focus mode and I'll just go do whatever I got to do to,
you know, and be stress free. But like the phone is like a
poison sometimes to your anxietylevels.
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And everybody that like explainsme or bothers me about not
answering the phone, it's like, bitch, I'm not answering the
motherfucker bone because I knowwhat you're calling about, you
know, like I know that answeringthat phone call is going to
consume a some of my time and I'm trying to relax.
B, you're going to ask me to do something I don't want to do.
And C, you're going to continuously bug me until I get
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it done to help you or something, you know, and then I
got to be stressed out. I got to put you on block,
temporary block. You know, it's like if you want
somebody to answer your phone, the phone when you call, you
have to change how you are around them.
Like you have to act like you are not this needy fucking
person, like the needy people. And they're like that need that
need shit people. You are not going to get an
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answer phone call for me. I mean, you could try all day
long. I will put your ass on temporary
block and not answer your phone call.
Is that right, Chrissy? I'd be like, I know when like my
kids call me, that's night. I mean like urgent.
Like if I see one of my kids, myboys calling my phone, I know
like whoa, like, I mean, I'm like sprinting to that phone to
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answer it because that's a rare scene to happen.
I mean, there's either somethingreally bad happening or
something really good happening or they're made.
There's a little bit of middle sometimes or they just have a
question. But when I see one of my boys
calling me, it's like the, the earth stops moving.
You know, I I will answer that right away.
So if you want to get my attention, I mean use one of
their phones and call me like that's the way to get me to
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answer the fucking phone. I'll tell you that.
But the other way they answer the phone is like like, say
your, your attorneys calling or something.
And like you all, it's like you,you dodge the call.
You already know why they're calling.
Like if you're behind on sendingin like a form they need or you
didn't fill out some affidavit they need and you
procrastinated. You know that that phone call
entails ball busting. It entails work and it entails
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probably they're looking for money, you know, I mean, and
then you got the other groups ofpeople that will call and they
just don't shut the fuck up. You know, they're like the
talkers, like when you're a talker and I'm a talker,
Chrissy, you're a fucking talkerlike you, but you choose to be
when you're a talker. But sometimes I do too.
Like the older I get, I'm becoming more like reserved with
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my talking. Hence podcast.
But like, I know who's a talker,you know, and I know when they
call me, I got to be fucking like just bored out of my mind
and like staring and yeah, like staring at a wall or something.
And then I'll take their phone call because that phone call I
know is going to be an hour pluslong fucking phone call of them
just talking. And I, I literally put the phone
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on speaker and I mute the phone and I just go off and do dishes
and shit. And like, I mean, they don't
even recognize or notice I'm gone.
That's how much they talk and it's like nonstop.
It's like from, oh, I went and got breast cancer tested and it
came out negative. And then I went to the dentist.
I did this and then I went to gogrocery shopping.
Let me tell you about what happened my day yesterday.
I mean, it's just it's, there's no breather.
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You know, they don't stop and belike, if I was a talker in that
level, I would do this. I would be like, and they're,
they do exist. They are like the checkers.
They know they talk a lot and they'll take little breaks to,
like, test you. You know, they'll be like, oh, I
went down to the beach yesterdayand I went driving.
Did you hear what I just said? You know, they'll do that
number, you know, 'cause it's been so quiet so long.
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And then you unmute it really quick, you know, I'll be in the
other room and I'll be like, like, hello, did you, are you
there? I hope it run over real quick to
the phone. But oh, sorry, girl.
Yeah, I dropped the phone by accident.
Sorry. I heard, I'm hurry.
I heard everything continue, youknow, Then you hit it back on
mute and then go carry on. And then if you don't answer the
phone to a talker, after a whilethey get more aggressive.
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I mean, they start calling and leaving voicemails that I mean
they leave voicemails that are like long too.
I mean, if I could play one on my phone right now, like I have
an example of 1 and it is prettyfucking long and she's in there.
She's like pissed off. She's like, bitch, what the
fuck? What the fuck are you not
answering your fucking phone? I even asked my husband, he even
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asked about you and you didn't answer your fucking phone.
I'm like, Oh my gosh, you know, 'cause then it turns into like
aggressive, like ball busting. But I mean, I tell the bitch to
my bitch, I talking to you. I mean, I got to be bored just
laying in bed jerking off with no electricity in my house.
I mean, I mean, that's literallyhow long your phone call takes
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because I literally can get so much done in that phone call.
Like, I mean, you know what I mean?
Like we are just not people likephone people that much.
I'm not a phone person like thatanymore.
I can't be on the phone even on Bluetooth or on my headsets.
So I don't even want to be on that bitch for an hour.
Like it's like, I don't even know.
Like I mean, I feel like I turned into some sort of like
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generation that is against that.It's like dinosaur to me.
I mean, isn't it like even when I have to talk to my attorneys
or something, I don't even like being on the phone with them,
that it's just like, I'd rather just communicate through text.
I mean, yeah, send me, send me coded emojis.
Yeah, emails even pushing it nowadays.
I mean, like, I didn't even, I want that all automated through
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Zapier. But then so we got the talkers
and then we got the ones that check in, you know, like I know
some a male who does that too, that just talks orthodox.
And then I'll be like, you know what I'm saying?
Isn't that crazy? Right?
The the, or they'll ask you a question.
Like, what do you think about that?
Those ones are the talkers like that.
They catch on you. They're like, man, they're
putting me on mute. You know, they're putting me on,
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they're putting me down and I'm just talking to air.
So, so those are the two ones are there.
And then you got the only one that asks you for money or like
need something, the need or the need all the time.
And then there is another breed,the bitching and gossiping drama
1. You know, it's like, bitch, all
this shit can be handled over text, OK?
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I mean, I can, I can handle and listen to your drama and what
you got going on via text anytime, you know?
But when you call me and talk about it like I don't want to
like have to stay in tune to thewhole story over the phone
'cause I will be distracted by something.
I will have ADHD moments, you know, and I will not hear pieces
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to the story. And then by time the story is
done, you know, I'll be like, they'll be like, what do you
think? And I won't have any advice to
give because I fucked up not listening to the whole, you
know, my attention span will be in and out like, you know, rear,
rear. And I'll be like, well, didn't
you say you went to his house? No, bitch, weren't you
listening? I said that he came to my house.
I'm like, I'm taking notes at this time.
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I got a pen and paper out, like writing it down.
I'm like, OK, she went to there and like, what happened?
Then I just told you what happened.
And then if you say those words,you're setting yourself up for
failure because they're going torepeat the fucking story again.
And then you got to pull one of those.
Oh, I'm sorry, my phone's about to die.
Like, yeah, alright, wait, here's another excuse.
Oh, shit, man. I can't find my charger.
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Bitch, let me call you back. My phone's about to die, that
one. Because using the old, like,
there's no reception. That still does happen.
I mean, I was in an area over the weekend that my reception
did not really work. And I said that to somebody.
I was like, I can't, I'm like, Ican't talk right now.
No reception. They're like nice fucking jet or
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lie. You want you just tell me the
truth. And I'm like, I really don't
have any reception. Like I can't even get on like
eBay right now, like I have no reception.
So it does exist in some like rural, I can't say that word.
Rural areas of like no reception.
What's any other calls that you get that you dodge?
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Umm, I mean, obviously the telemarketers have slimmed down,
huh? Telemarketers and scammers and
stuff. Well, those those are like
regulated now call. My phone isn't.
Right, because they're gonna getsued $20,000 per phone call if
they do that's, I mean, those have stopped dramatically like a
lot. Headphone this morning pages
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into it because. It right it goes.
Off I got silent because it goesoff 20 I swear 60 or 70 times a
day. Well, the trick is to that
Chrissy with AK, another motherfucker.
See if you get and I have an attorney on speed dial that
handles these if you get an unsolicited call.
So is it unsolicited or solicited?
No solicit, no solicitation call.
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If you get a solicited call and it is a spammer scammer, if you
get them to call you 2 times at least two times and they leave
you a voicemail and or a text message or admit where they're
from 2 times, you can sue them and you get like 1500 bucks.
And it it happens quick too. Like the attorneys on this,
they're working quick and you know how much they get, they
get, they sue for $20,000 and they get you get 1500 and they
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get the rest. Like what the fuck?
Where's the math here, bitch? Like that's like 99% of the
profit. I mean, isn't there like a
margin like that you have to stick by, you know, for an
attorney? I mean, maybe there isn't, I
don't know. But like, why is it doing that?
OK, I thought it like just cancelled office and like don't
do that bitch. So I got I did it a few times
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and I got like $1500 checks in the mail from attorneys.
So they then they send you a check from their law firm.
So, you know, the money fucking went to their, you know, Yeah,
but they by law have to tell youthe breakdown.
I'm like $20,000. Fuck.
I would be all over that if I was an attorney.
So if if you're getting those from Chad, I'll give you the
number. I mean, but.
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They don't say where they're from and stuff like they said
the the marketplace. Marketplace you need to, yeah,
say. The insurance market or whatever
it's called. Oh, OK, They're OK.
I get you saying they're for allthey're setting you up for the
marketplace insurance supposed, yeah.
Supposedly. You know, you should do you
should tell them like, OK, soundlike you're interested in it and
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then have them. But can you text me, you know,
the information you have them dothat or send me an e-mail.
And then that way they can, you can give them busted because
they're obviously trying to beataround the Bush of the law.
The other one, There's another one too that if you like, for
example, let's use a car rental place like Brenna Pie.
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Yeah, Enterprise. If they call you and you owe
them money or something like that and they like are bugging
you and bugging you and they're like, listen, bitch, we're about
to get on the DNR list. Bitch, do not rent.
Bitch, if you don't pay us the 400 some dollars that you owe us
from your last rental. Well, if you change your phone
number and then call them and then they call you back to ask
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you for the money on that new number, that is a lawsuit.
Like they literally can get in trouble for calling you back
requesting money from a phone number that you did not give
them permission to on your on your contract that you signed
with them. I didn't know that either.
I'm like, that's some twisted shit right there.
I mean, that's some shit right there that like you want to
like, like try it out and you know, get, get some money and
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like, but then I just sit back. I'm like, that's a lot of effort
I got to put in. I don't feel like doing that.
You know what I mean? Like there's like so much simple
things that you can make money off of in life that like I know
about I could do everything. I just, my brain has like opened
up this this door up there that's like lazy.
Like I mean it's like it's like it's, and it opened up another
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one too. That said we don't really give a
fuck. Like I mean it opened up.
I think a third one opened up too.
It was like, we'll get by anyway, bitch, just relax and
just be lazy. Like a couple.
I think 4 doors opened up and like I'm trying to get the
bitches to shut again. I'm like listen, you guys are
out of control up there 'cause Imean shits just not right down
here. Like let's go back to how we
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were, let's tighten up bitch. Let's go get an oil change.
Let's like, you know, get the locks, you know, changed out.
But like the, you know, the lazyand the procrastination, doors
need to be shut. Like right away revolted.
You up again? Yeah, we need, yeah, we need
some. We're not getting any voltage
into our ankles. What's going on?
They, I mean, conspiracy theories and like what you think
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are going to happen to the worldare just like psychological
approaches that everybody has anopinion to.
But I mean, I never really got into conspiracy theories until I
heard about the ice wall and the, the flat pizza thing and
stuff. I didn't know that there was
like a huge concern of like rednecks out there that like
really think the world's going to end by this like pizza thing
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or like they're saying the world's flat like a pizza or
like the ice wall. We're gonna like it.
I don't even know. Like I didn't even know.
I thought it was like some Star Wars, like eat like R2D2 shit,
like Harry Potter type this up out there.
I mean, I was oblivious to that world until my attorney posted
something about an ice wall in Plant City and was being
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sarcastic and said that, hey, there's the end of the earth and
there's the ice wall. And he got like 810,000,000 like
hits on that. And I was like, what the fuck
did this mother fucker do like that?
I'm not doing and what is this ice wall shit?
I didn't even know about it. And so now that I, it's in my
vocabulary, I start to think about things that like could end
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the world. You know, I'm like, what really
could end the world? And Chrissy with motherfucker K
and I see, and I were talking about AI, artificial
intelligence, and there is a lotof safety concern with that as
well. That is not being publicly
addressed that we are trying to,or at least I am trying to make
a movement into that because it's concerning to me.
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It's like very concerning. And at the end of the day, I
feel like there's my personal opinion.
I feel like the end of the worldwould not happen from China or
like another Ukraine or anything.
I think it would happen because of us dumb Americans that just
are dumb. I mean, there's like a lot of
dumb Americans out there that just are dumb and they will do
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stupid shit that will affect notrealizing it's going to affect
the rest of us in a like virus spreading way and then ruin the
world. I mean, that's really what I
think would happen is like the Earth, like human race will be
like demolished because within the United States, like it'll
start with the United States. It'll stop at the United States
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because the other countries are like, fuck this shit.
We're not going to do what the states just did.
Like we're not that. They may have the American dream
over there, but doesn't look like they're all living in it.
I mean, I mean, it'll probably get to a point where us
Americans want to go live in another country.
I mean, I'm actually like, that's a thought that has
crossed my mind recently. I'm, I mean, literally you start
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thinking about what continent would I want to live on?
You know, like then from there I'm like, what little island do
I want to live on? So it's like my, my brain, one
of the doors up there is going into like emergency evacuation
mode. Like if we were to leave the the
Florida tropical island, where would we go?
Brain? So that's something that I never
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considered to even have a topic about was conspiracy theories.
And I mean, I don't believe in all that other fucking shit like
the Loch Ness Monster and the fucking Harry Potter, the what's
his name like Harry guy and the Harry Henderson shit.
Like how do you? I don't even like I don't.
Know. Yeah, yeah.
I mean, all of that stuff is like, not facts.
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I mean, even like down to Jesus Christ himself, like it's like
there has to be science and facts behind something for me to
even consider it. Otherwise it's nonfiction to me.
And it's should be in a in a movie.
You know, it's like, I don't know if people even think about
that. It's like, how can you even
think that there's a fucking icewall in Florida?
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You know, when he posted that, like in the amount of people
that like watched that video of him being sarcastic.
You see the street signs too. It says plant city for, you
know, like he's on the highway and like in Florida and he's
trying to say that's an ice wall.
It's just like build up of clouds that it looked like a
wall. And I'm just thinking myself,
wow, all these like rednecks outthere that responded to it and
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there was thousands of comments.They were like so confused.
They believed it. They're like, Oh my God, that's
the ice wall. And it's like, what would the
ice wall be doing in Florida? Like having like, how are we
having ice in Florida? People like, and it's a wall.
I mean, I can't even get, I usedto stay in my God damn fucking
cup, you know, with water in it.And it's like you think we have
(22:07):
an ice wall here. I mean, it's just it, it just
makes me think, you know, like Idon't know.
I told Chrissy with AK and I seethat sometimes I forget.
Sometimes I forget that I am actually, she is too.
We're smart bitches. We're smart bitches, and a lot
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of people aren't. I mean, but you can make
yourself smart. So it's your fault if you're
dumb fuck because the brain onceagain learns from what you teach
it. Just like all of our AIS are
listening right now. I've got three of them
listening. Wait, wait, buddy.
So it's like it's your own faultif you're a dumb fuck and it's
(22:48):
not our fault that we're not because I Chrissy too.
We are constantly educating ourselves, reading about
something, you know, learning about something, analyzing
something constantly. We're not.
We're on social media. Yeah, like hordes and heat.
But like we're not on there likegossiping and we're not on there
like, Oh my God, did you see what Susie's wearing today?
Batch to just see what? Look at her outfit doesn't match
(23:08):
her nails and stuff. Like we're not on there for
that. We're on there.
Like, is this like Donald Trump is going to take over this?
So he's going to do this. Is Bitcoin going to be a part of
this? Is is there a disease coming in
this food that we're eating? You know, we're learning shit
like that. And then we like pair notes.
She'll send me shit, I'll send her shit.
And there's, you know, there's agroup of us that, you know, send
(23:28):
each other like factual shit, you know, hey, bitch, make you
can make some money doing this. You know, it's kind of like you
have your own research team. Like when you send me shit, I
know that I don't have to research it.
Like I could just click on the link and then I know it's
something of education or, or it's extremely funny.
We do send those. Yeah, if it's like really funny,
like not a waste of time funny. We will send that to each other
(23:50):
too. So if you get like a message
from me, it means either you're going to make money off of it,
it's educational, or it's funny.Those are usually the three I
mean. So, and it's good to have like
screeners in your group, you know, that you like, for
instance, the side hustle for money, like I know that if you
(24:10):
send me something, if Minnie sends me something or like one
of the other vaginas send me a link about making money.
So I know they all already researched it.
You know, that it's not a scam and that you can really make
money off of it. So that's what you need to have
too in your group, you know, is the like research group.
I mean, we do, there's like fiveof us or something that's in
(24:31):
that Kiana. And and you know, sometimes we
find shit that the other one doesn't find.
I'll actually find all the time and then we'll stay on top of
each other too. Like, hey, bitch, the deadline
for that one's coming up. You better hurry, but do it and
like, oh, thanks for reminding me.
I forgot about that. Like I'm so mad about that class
action lawsuit with cash up likea fucking I mixed up those
dates. Did you do it?
(24:54):
I missed it so bad. I mean, like I was eligible for
that like $2000 like to the TI didn't have to do like any
altering, like, you know, but like I literally was qualified
for that. And like, I thought the date was
like on a Friday and it was likethe previous Friday.
So pissed. I'm still kind of bitter about
that one, but Oh well. You live it.
You live and learn. We don't judge, right?
(25:16):
And so, yeah, if you want peopleto, like, answer your phone call
and not get ball busted, then you have to just like, stop
being the needy bitch. Even if you're needy, act like
you're not needy, you know, act like you're just you.
Actually, you should call once in a while and just say, hey,
hey, yeah, that's how you start,right?
And then we'll be in shock on the other end.
(25:38):
Like we'll role play. Chrissy will do it, right?
Like ring, ring, ring, ring, ring, ring.
Hello. Hello.
Yeah, what's up, Chrissy? Hey I just wanted to call and
check and see how you're doing. Oh, that's it.
Yeah, that's all you called for.That's all I got.
For Well, that's very nice of you.
I'm doing fine, thanks. And how are you?
(26:00):
I'm doing fine. OK, that's all you called for,
huh? OK, All right.
Bye. Bye.
See how easy that was, bitch to see.
And then that will leave a little bit of a culture shock.
Yeah. You know, like, well, I'll be on
the other line when I hang up. I'll be like, whoa, what was
that? Actually, I'll think two things.
(26:21):
I'll be like this bitch is up tono good, like this bitch is up
to no good. And then I'll be like, wow, she
just really just got off from there.
Like she didn't need anything. She was that was different
anyway, moving on with my day. And then so therefore Chrissy
like can do that again randomly and then that will build up this
(26:41):
like little trickery to me. You know, she's psychologically
and subliminally tricking me. She's mind fucking me.
So then if you call me again, you know, I'll be like and do
the same thing. I'll hang up the phone and like,
wow, this bitch doesn't need anything in life.
You know this I can answer her call, but I probably in the
beginning though, we probably take like 3 calls in a row for
(27:03):
you for me to get the answer at first.
You know, I mean, if you're thatneedy person that always asks
for stuff when you call, you gotto, you got to like blow up
their phone. So you show, you show urgency,
like you got to hang up. Wait, you get voicemail, hang it
up, hit again, hang it up, hit again.
And then either you get, they'llblock you or they'll be like,
this is a real emergency. Like something's going on.
(27:24):
You know, they'll eventually answer, but you want to like be
calm and just be like, hey, sorry, I just, I just wanted to
know if you're all right.
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