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Did I walk away from a conversation I forgot about? And he said he's drinking. He's like, God damn, I don't know who this crazy bitch is talking to. But she is on one. Oh, man. All of a sudden. Oh, oh, shit. She's talking to me. Oh, it's me. Oh, no. This is a lot less fun bar conversation now that I'm involved. Is there there's like an underlying story, like backstory for this guy that I never got. But he's there for a reason. Yeah, because he says he's married and he has a kid and he has a thirty thousand dollar a year job, which I looked it up. That's one hundred and fifty six thousand now. He was doing okay. And he has a $10,000 car. We cut away and have another scene with someone else, and then it cuts back to them underneath the doc talking, and he just walks up to her and he's like, I don't have the $30,000 a year job, and my kid thinks I'm God, which is really bad. This doc talk is the quickest turnaround. It's a brag into, she's like, that sounds good. Well, I'm a bad investment. You know why? Everything I just said, not true. It's a lie. Yeah, my wife left me and my kid loves me. I lost my job. Which I guess is bad. No, he won't speak to me. No, he says my kid thinks I'm God. That was the good part. Yeah, that was the good part. And now he's like, my kid won't speak to me. That was part of the $10,000 sports car, which we did the math. OK, so his job was $30,000 a year, which is $150,000 now. His car was $10,000 a year, which is like $60,000 now. Not that big of a sports car flex, dude. Yeah. $60,000 is just a fucking truck. That's a Toyota. Yeah, my Hyundai, when I bought it,