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How is ya?

Oh my God.

I'm good.

I'm good.

I'm feeling like tired and drained a little bit, you know, like sort of swimming through the

How's the car going?

Oh, my God.

I was gonna say, should I call you Dory?

The car is great.

Just keep swimming.

Yes, it's good.

I'm happy to have a car.

I had to fill it up for the very first time and that was fun and not that bad.

So I was happy about that.

Thank you, Hyundai.

And um, life is good.

Where were you that you had to fill your own gas?

Oh,

Oh, well, someone had to do it, but like the tank, you know, went to empty.

Got it.

Got

So I had to drive it somewhere for someone to pump it for me, cuz I am in New Jersey.

Are you still as irritated about that?

Or have you grown?

Like, is it, is it as annoying as it once was?

Well, I might do this as a, uh, Royal Highness at some point further down the

Okay.

Mm-hmm wow.

They have like a card.

So I had to get this card in the mail where you can save like up to like 50 cents per gallon.

That's a lot.

Right.

But you have an ID number that you have to punch in.

So I did have like this anxiety about like, oh my gosh, like, is the person

And like, are they not gonna know what's happening?

Am I gonna have to explain it?

And then I'm not gonna be able to save my 8 cents that I thought that I would be saving,

But it all worked out.

Had they seen it before you weren't the first one with

He, yeah, he must have understood.

I made a tiny, teeny little label that said ID number and I put it on there

Um, but he, he, he still asked me, um, but he said, what's the ID, not what's your zip code.

And so I didn't have to have a conversation so that

Oh good.

Yeah.

Yeah.

How were you, how was your car?

My car is good.

No major complaints over here.

Thank goodness.

Uh, driving around LA traffic, you know, the regular Complaint about that all the time.

Do we have anything else we wanna complain about today?

Yeah, actually I think that it's time for us to both.

Lodge Complaint.

right, so this is a little bizarre.

So I received in the mail, this gorgeous purple envelope.

And I was like,

Ooh.

what is this?

And it just says my name or current resident.

Open this envelope to read this exciting journey of being changed.

And it's a little boy.

So I opened it and it's this self-published book.

Nothing else inside just this self-published book called changed.

So of course in my.

Oh, no,

Non heteronormative world.

I assumed this was about being changed from gay to straight,

which is a journey I have had to endure many times in my life being from the south,

I've had to have that conversation much more than I ever should.

So I just assumed that's what this was.

So I was offended and upset, angry.

I was like, what's going on?

Is this sent from my stepmom, my ex stepmom.

So I did a little Googling.

Turns out this is not about being changed from gay to straight.

This is about being changed by the power of Jesus Christ.

If you were born Jewish.

Stop.

Literally there's a New York times article a New York post article, tons

This author, Tom canter got cancer.

He decided that he needed to cure his spiritual cancer, which was thinking he was Jewish.

Wow.

now he wrote this self-published book and he sends it out to Jewish people to

Here's a funny tidbit.

I'm not Jewish.

So

to a Jew.

yes, but David didn't get one.

Um, I Donn don't know why I got this in the mail.

It's very funny to me that they wasted postage on me.

But, you know, whatever, I don't need to go into great details about this.

If anyone has any experience on getting this in the mail, please, we always ask for people

A, I think it's kind of brilliant.

B

Brilliant

It's brilliant marketing.

I think it's brilliant.

If you have the budget.

Solicit I've wanted to solicit postcards for this very podcast, forcing it on people.

That's brilliant.

I don't support.

The message.

I don't support pushing religion on anyone.

I don't support pushing anything on anyone other than listening to this

Anyway, that's my Complaint.

Donn.

Don't send me unsolicited Christian literature.

That's atrocious.

If you were raised Jewish and you think that's wrong, that's your personal journey?

I don't think it's appropriate to like, try to push this.

I'm gonna have to cut all of this, but it makes me really angry.

You are in a cult, call your dad.

Anyway, I'm not gonna read this, but I do feel like there's a little victory because

Maybe I'm supporting a Jewish agenda because I love Jews.

I love Yiddish.

I insert myself into that culture constantly, but y'all, I haven't converted

So I don't know why they gave me this.

But, um, thanks Tom canter.

That's wild.

Isn't that the weirdest thing,

think any kind of unsolicited male in general, it's

Why, why would you send that to me?

unless it speaks to you, maybe you're like, cool, but isn't it funny,

I, 1000% thought that this was gonna be a conversion there, like gay conversion thing.

And I was like, oh, they know you're gay.

You're in the neighborhood.

They're

Right,

for you.

but this is from California Chelsey.

So it's not a neighbor.

It's a neighbor of yours.

be getting one too, then maybe it's someone that's listened to

Well, your last name isn't Donn.

Dewitz it's Donn.

but like Assess that Kvetch.

I don't think

I know Gerrald Gerrald Stein all ChelseyBD.

What is your Complaint today?

I do have a feeling we've lodged this as a Complaint

So I was driving in my car and my phone was running outta battery

So I went to the gas station to get a overpriced charger that probably wasn't gonna work anyway.

So first Complaint by the charger took like forever to get like somebody to help

And it's in like the packaging that is impossible to open and like, clearly I'm gonna go in my car.

I Donn don't have like, Scissors.

I don't have equipment with me.

I'm gonna go in my car and try to open this.

So I'm trying to open it.

I'm like driving away, like trying to figure this out at the stop signs, which I don't recommend.

And then finally I do get it out.

I think this is excessive packaging.

This is plastic.

This is wasteful, but whatever, at least I got it out.

Then I go to plug it into the USB port and the USB part snaps.

Chelsey like the metal part just pops.

yeah.

Yeah.

And I'm like, thi this was behind a wall then in plastic that like, could kill 10 dolphins.

And then the thing inside of it is like such a piece of crap that it's like falling apart.

It's what is with the packaging that is like wasteful and just overindulgent.

And it's not even doing the job.

Like what?

So wait, did you like, had you already driven away?

Yes, I had driven cuz I was like in a rush and I was like, I gotta go.

But I was using my phone for my navigation.

So I was like, I gotta get this plugged in.

Cuz I didn't really know where I was going.

what'd you do, did you have to go buy another one?

no, thankfully my phones made it to where I was going.

And then I was able to borrow a charger and it was fine, but like, it's just, you know, obviously

And then just like the whole thing about putting it behind the glass, like, like so

Ineffective.

I mean, it's really funny, like, cuz I also recently purchased a car.

Like I wanted a short.

Charger, cuz I don't want like the giant long one that I love when I'm in my house,

And I really was like, okay, I don't wanna pay 1295 for this braided one cuz I know it's probably

That's like, this is not a compatible device, which is so annoying.

which I hate that too.

And, but they did.

Quote, unquote Mac ones.

And I was like, I know that this is fake.

Like, I know this is not really apple.

This is like, I'm in Chinatown.

And it's like, you know, like everything is a knockoff, but so far it's been okay.

But yes, no, I always have dread when I have to buy a phone cord, cuz I always feel like.

I have to buy the apple one, which is gonna be $900, because if I try to buy this cheap one,

Did you ask the clerk if they had scissors, cuz sometimes they might have something more sharp

getting this particular person that worked at this gas station to leave

Like he wasn't like, what do you need?

Let me help you out.

He was like annoyed that I was removing him from his post.

So now I didn't ask.

I definitely hear that.

Wow.

Sorry.

And Ugh, it goes back to that thought that eventually the wifi is

Like when Jessica called in

Oh, that's right.

Yeah.

With a Complaint that,

Listener Voicemail!

Oh my goodness.

Oh my God.

This is

of listener voicemails, a listener voicemail.

have a westerner voice, a westerner voicemail, my wishing a voice voicemail.

Did you know that I went to speech therapy in elementary school.

I think I did too.

Okay.

Here we go.

So here's a listener voicemail.

Uh, I have no idea who it's from, so let's listen.

greens.

Uh, I Donn I don't have a name.

I don't have an alias either, but, uh, I just wanted to, to ask a question.

Do either of you ever find yourself sitting in a line of cars and the person at the front

Mm-hmm

Yeah,

Oh,

either they not park close enough.

They open the door and get out or they just reverse all together.

Something doesn't make sense.

What is wrong with these people?

It's like a parking ticket machine.

my God.

I don't get.

Just curious if you Donn them, have that problem.

is a very mysterious listener voicemail.

They don't have a name.

They don't have an alias, but they do have a Complaint to Lodge.

Okay.

I've definitely been in this experience many, a time.

I've also been the person like, look, I, I Donn know if I've talked

It was, you know, not that elegant and we bought it used.

And when I would be at a stoplight or a stop sign, the transmission would start rattling

Oh, my God.

I would have to like put the car into park and then turn the key to turn it off.

Then I would have to try to crank it again.

And sometimes it would like not catch.

So I'd be like trying to crank it multiple times.

Then I would have to like put it back into drive and go so many times

Oh, my goodness.

The like workaround to that was, I had to simultaneously be pressing the gas

Anyway, I gotta say that because there was also a time when the, uh, window didn't work.

So anytime I would go to like a ticket thing or I would go to a drive

Like if I was at an ATM.

Right.

And that is mortifying and embarrassing.

Um, so I've been that person that like is having the issue, but I've, I don't know

How do you feel when you're behind someone who like is having trauma?

I think it just like depends on how far back you are in the line.

Cuz like I really think that the real culprit in this situation is anxiety.

I think from both sides, it can be a nightmare situation.

But I've gotten better, to be honest about these kind of things.

Because my road rage was out of control at one point for like this type of stuff.

Like if I was going down the hill, even somebody was turning into a gate and like,

And then I took this mindfulness class that told me when I get into situations like that,

Uh,

that would start to like, TreyGerrald just like new, new thoughts, I guess.

So like, oh, what if they have car trouble?

What if like, they like just trying to more get into the compassion mindset and then usually when

But like, usually when that happens and like, I kind of flip the switch

It's funny that you just went to that place, because my thought here

Operating in the world is like, we can't control other people.

It's like, it is like, but I feel like when I'm driving by myself, I have less road rage.

But when I'm driving with David, I turn into a monster and he like, kind of laughs about

Cuz I will just like cus and go crazy.

Like I turn into a full.

Country, hillbilly, redneck, where I'm like expletive mother the fuck up, you

Cause I think I'm more tense when I'm driving someone than I am just driving myself.

But I hear the caller.

I understand the Complaint.

I've definitely been there.

And so maybe pause what a pleasure.

For sure.

Especially when it's like you got somewhere to go.

And also just the fact that I don't know if this call, they didn't, I don't think

You have to deal with these, get a ticket situations.

And it's a

Oh, like validating your ticket.

Constantly.

It's like, you're going into a parking structure, even if you're just gonna

So.

Oh, that's true.

Yeah.

But yeah.

Anyway, I hear you call her.

the listener was, you should go to Review That Review dot com slash shop.

by a Vere's ledger and every time you get upset and angry, you could just notate

Yeah.

Take a photo of it.

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And I do.

Put it in your story.

Tag us.

All right, so let's move forward from our and our caller's coves

How do you feel Chelsey?

I feel really good about that.

Trey

Let's do it.

Let's do our title.

That Review.

as you know, we are your trustee review Queens.

We bring in reviews from the internet that we feel need to be inspected.

We read you the review, break it down and rate the impact of the

It's a very Regal process that Chelsey and I love to call.

Assess that Kvetch.

so Chelsey, give us the opportunity.

What have you got for us to rate and review today?

Well, Trey today, the day that this episode airs will be my sister and

Mazel top to them.

And so I just was thinking like, what is the ninth anniversary gift?

Like, you know how every anniversary is a theme.

It's like the paper thing, the, this thing, the, I don't know, there's lots of 'em.

So I was like, what's the ninth.

So I looked it up and the ninth anniversary is the pottery and Willow.

Are the two symbols of the nine years of marriage.

And so like people interpret the Willow one a little differently.

Like some people do something with a Willow tree, I guess.

Like there's something about the Willow plant that is in Rotan Raton, Donn, Rotan.

Is that how you say?

Or like

I like Wicker

so you can give yeah, like Wicker furniture is appropriate or, you

coast.

like That's or go or watching ghost.

So I decided to look up color me mind, cuz I love color me mind.

There was one around the corner when I was a kid.

Did you, have you ever gone there?

No, but I, I recognize

know what it is?

Yeah.

So it's like that place you go and you pick something, a pottery item off

And you got a beautiful ceramic dog bowl or something like that.

So this review is a Yelp review of the color.

Me mine in Pasadena.

It is a One-Star-Zinger review written by mom, mom, L.

You need spelling?

like British mom, like a mom,

My mom, like I was thinking like, almost like grandma, but maybe mom.

Yeah, mom,

Well, that's how the Brits say mom.

They say, mom, it's my mom.

oh really?

Uh, mom, my mom, my mom.

So mom, mom L.

And this is, this is their One-Star-Zinger review of color.

May mine in Pasadena.

This place has no understanding or concern for children's hard work.

Oh no.

Oh no.

I don't want my first Yelp review to be a negative one, but what happened at color?

Me, mine.

Pasadena is unforgivable.

I would've given this place zero.

If I could, first, we had made an appointment the previous day, but when we

But there was a table available for us.

My younger child, who is four years old, chose a knob to paint and worked

When I went to pay, I was told that we needed to have a set of four knobs and couldn't purchase.

Only one.

oh my God.

My only option was to get three more knobs and come back to paint them another time.

What?

a sign anywhere indicating that four needed to be purchased.

And none of the knobs matched, there were not four matching knobs.

I explained to the worker that there were not four knobs that matched, she explained

Only the mug that my other child painted.

I understood that to mean I wouldn't be charged, but would still get it since

I went on to complete my purchase.

And before I walked out of the store, asked to confirm about the knob.

The worker said I was only getting the mug.

The knob had been cleaned, meaning the work that my four year old had done was gone.

This was less than a minute later,

What

needless to say my child and I were very upset that the work was gone

The knob was meant to be her birthday present.

The owner came out to talk to me after I had requested to see her, her explanation to me is

I called back while I was driving home, since my child was still distraught.

And my older child was worried that the other project we had paid for would also be washed away.

I explained that I was not satisfied with the fact that the knob had been taken away so quickly, and

Also I requested that they value a child's work, at least until the

If I would've realized the knob was going to be washed, I might have purchased the set.

If the owner would've been more compromising, she may have had my business for years to come,

Has now cost her thousands.

I'm just now my first thought here is I wonder how many visits you would have

Thousands of dollars of business.

L I don't know.

Well, the, well, those places are kind of expensive.

I bet you, if you did a birthday party there and you were buying

Okay.

I'm sorry.

What?

The F is a knob,

Oh,

a doorknob.

I was picturing like on, you know, how like on furniture, like on a dresser,

Yeah, like pulls and

there's a knob, like a, yeah, that's what I was picturing,

Maybe

I, but I literally went to color me, mind.com and looked up things you can paint.

I searched the word knob and nothing comes up.

I P I searched and handle

had to get rid of it because.

wait.

Okay.

Wait.

it caused such a CURF.

I'm lost early on here.

Wait, why was mom L not able to purchase three more?

Cause none of them matched,

I guess like, so let's say maybe they, they require you to buy four,

So maybe they only had like two of every kind or three of every kind or something like that.

So like, there would be no way of getting four matching knobs.

Like if I was gonna replace the knobs on my dresser or whatever it is, you know what I mean?

Then like,

So they wouldn't allow mom, mom L to get two of one kind and two of

No, they would allow, but my mom was, my mom was, first of all, like nobody told us

Right.

I wrote that down.

one.

Then, then like second me.

Policy is to make four.

Let's say I did wanna get four.

Well, then I couldn't get four matching.

So that'd be weird.

I didn't want non-matching knobs.

So like, I think what she was trying to say is like, okay, I understand that's not your

I would have to buy two different kinds.

So can't you let me get away with it.

I feel like is what mom, mom was saying.

Yeah, I think that's the thesis statement here, which then is an interesting

Right.

I Donn Donn really know like how you get around that.

But the idea that what finally occurred was that they took it and washed it.

That is so aggressive and crazy.

and create

This is a child

minutes and it's a child's thing.

Yeah, exactly.

that is really outrageous to me.

Yeah.

I mean, I think that what must have happened is that like, they were obviously

And she was like, okay.

And then handed it off to be like clean, you know, like, just like, obviously didn't

Okay.

So I've never been to the proper color.

Me, mine.

I've been to this sort of business model store many times in my life.

That's not called color me, mine, but they're all the same.

And generally speaking.

People that choose to work.

There are, I would say artsy, Craftsy kinds of people.

They're usually fun and young.

Like they're how do I say this without being stereotypical?

I Donn know.

I kind of feel like it's usually, like they're not making their entire living from this job.

So sometimes people could have like, not a lot of concern necessarily about, I

That is crazy to.

I think that that's crazy.

And I feel like that's like, that's like traumatic enough for a kid that as a

Like that's where they lose me is like, even if they said, listen, I'm so sorry, obvi

Here's a, you know, coupon or whatever comeback, and you can get an item

Paint it on us.

Like you have to make good on something like that.

You can't just delete someone's kid's artwork and then not do anything about it.

what it feels like.

Like how could they not have done anything?

I mean, I understand that she got in the car, but.

She was probably like dealing with her kids crying and like a whole thing.

And she did say that she talked to the manager because she demand or the owner

So I don't really know that my mom could have done anything differently.

I , that's a

I thought the, um, metaphor of like, if you bought fries and

Like, I just think that's really fun now.

I want some fries.

really weird like retort for an owner to say back.

For a knob,

And also it's not the same thing as French fries.

It's like you made that thing,

right.

And French fries are perishable.

That's why you throw them away.

right?

Okay.

Wait, so what is, uh, ma ma Mel's spelling and grammar like.

I think pretty good.

There might have been one mistake.

There's not a ton of punctuation, but I think overall good.

The only thing I would ding a little long, little repetitive with the knobs,

do you think that this is truthful?

I do.

For some reason.

I do.

I think it's, again, like it's specific enough that it feels truthful,

So then, okay.

Do you think this is gonna be typical?

The thing about there being no sign indicating that you must purchase a certain number that

Yeah,

of drawers.

ceramic knobs.

It's a ceramic knob.

That's what it is.

And like, I can see a parent for a four year old or whatever, you know, doing something like that.

Cause it's small.

It's like, oh, they can feel like they're involved, but it's not really like a whole to do.

thing, right?

Yeah.

So I think it's common.

And I think it's like common enough in a worthwhile way of like, if I was gonna go to

Not only are they not copying to what they had done wrong, but they're like, you are an idiot.

Like, what did you think was gonna happen when we were like, we're

Yeah.

See to me, I just feel like this is wreaking of like really bad business practice.

Like, especially like, I just feel like these places are like bachelorette parties,

So like to be that like, To have that much of a disregard for a child's work is so atrocious.

I don't even care about children, so it's not like I see them as more valuable than adults,

Like, if you it's like, you can't just buy one, but it just seems like this is crazy.

Do we think it's funny or humorous or.

Do we think it's entertaining?

I don't know.

There are moments of it that I like chuckled up, but like, yeah, no, I think that

I Donn don't necessarily think it's.

I'll like laugh out loud, but it's not really written to be though like

So,

of knob over and over is actually funny to me.

All right.

Well, do you think this there's an impact here for you for going to the Pasadena color?

Me mine.

That was.

Absolutely.

I mean, I think if I was gonna go there, I would like be, I'd be very wary.

I'd wanna make sure that everything was handled really well.

And the last thing I'll say in regards to who's working there is just that

They could be really young.

Not that I'm saying that that's an excuse either, but color remind very much is

So I wouldn't

I was trying to get to earlier.

I wouldn't be shocked if like these were, you know, kids basically who just wanted to

Like I gotta clean all the things that were return.

Like what, you know what I mean?

Because

right.

Like maybe it was the end of the night.

Well, I don't know if you'd have a four year old at like 9:00 PM, but like, if it is like,

think they just like threw it in the pile.

Yeah.

So either way, like, I would wanna know

But they say the manager.

So like, but I guess there could be the owner, they say the owner.

So like that's not gonna be a teenager

No, but that's where I really feel like things went, went awry.

bed, knobs and broomsticks.

All right.

I think I could crown

I can cry, mom, mom.

Let's do.

Let's crown mom, mom.

All right.

So Chelsey and I each have our own set of zero to five crown cards in an effort to be

The Queens are Tabulating.

Total Score!.

I'm holding up four crowns.

Trey is holding up four and a half crowns.

All right, Trey, why four and a half crowns for my mom.

I just think that like, if this, it, it does ring as truthful to

Location.

I would think that if this is the practice for a four year old then, and there's no like

And then I don't know what I'll do about a kiln, but I'll figure it out later.

Cuz I don't.

I mean, it just seems really dispassionate.

And I think the whole point of art is compassion.

So just a total miss for me.

I didn't give the whole five cuz I just think, Ugh, I can't tell if there's maybe like a tinge

Oh, help me with my, but like regardless, I don't wanna be in this situation.

I'm sorry that my mom was, and for that reason I said four and a half Chelsey.

Why did you say four?

I one with four, mostly ditto to everything you just said.

I'll just add that.

I don't necessarily think everybody that's going into that store is gonna have this experience.

I don't think, I think most of the items are probably not this four for one, so I don't

Everyone that goes there.

So I wanna leave a little bit of room, but I do think that it was really, really mismanaged.

I don't like the owner's metaphor with the French fries business.

And I think that, I think my mom did deserve the four crowns, so that's why I went with four.

Totally.

Oh my gosh.

Good job.

Well, congratulations to your brother-in-law's sister for their

ninth wedding anniversary.

And I hope that they don't get treated the way

I know.

year old did.

I'll have to make sure they didn't go to the Pasadena color.

Me mine.

Or we can leave the possibility that maybe they've learned their lesson, but

Or if they took the kids that like my, um, niece and nephews would definitely

Like, they'd be like, I want the, you know, ninja turtle or whatever.

have we done it.

Have we reached the most Regal portion of our show, Trey know, Trey,

Okay.

All right.

So this occurred to me.

Not too long ago.

And I didn't even like think twice about it.

And then I was like, whoa, this totally has changed the world.

It was invented 23 years ago in 1999 by a person named Aaron Peckham.

Do you have any idea what it is?

ChelseyBD

I don't know.

What is it?

have you ever heard of urban dictionary.com?

Yes, I have

So as someone who isn't always up on the talks, I'm not up on the lingo.

I like, you know, I'm just getting to a place in my life where certain

And so I constantly will have to go and.

Find out what some abbreviation means, what some, like word means.

Cuz I don't understand.

And I always go to urban dictionary now.

I don't know when I first understood what this was or know where all that began for me personally,

I know I have visited the website many hundreds of times and.

I Donn don't think I've ever actually contributed, but today I wanna induct urban dictionary and

So anyone who doesn't know I'll be your urban dictionary for what urban dictionary is.

Urban dictionary is basically a crowdsourced online dictionary for slang words and phrases.

Okay.

So in 1999, Aaron Peckham was a freshman.

Cal poly and they were creating, they actually first made a spoof website of ask JS.

Do you remember ask JS?

Oh, my God.

Yes.

of like Google.

Yeah.

But they actually got a letter of infringement.

Like you, you can't do that.

So.

Okay.

Anyway, so whatever.

So eventually that led Aaron Peckham to creating urban dictionary and it really blew up.

This is so weird and crazy.

In 2003.

So five years later, a news article was written about a judge in the UK had used

And so the judge didn't understand and so went to urban dictionary and when that article came

And yeah.

So anyway, so urban dictionary is a place where if someone is like L M a F O and you like don't

Type in LM, AFO, meaning, and usually the urban dictionary website will pop up.

Yeah.

Anyway, I use it constantly.

I'm sure that everyone else does.

And it's one of those things that it's like, it just exists.

And so I've never thought about it.

I never stopped to think like who had this idea and I think urban dictionary.

Is like, totally like Facebook, like it's like, this is a genius invention

So that's why today I have inducted urban dictionary as my Royal Highness.

You are a Queen urban dictionary.

Yes, you are.

Have you ever looked your name up on urban dictionary?

No.

Should.

Oh my God.

We'll do in the after show.

Okay.

Oh, that's fun.

Yeah.

I wanna

Yeah, it's an experience.

It's a mixed bag for me.

Mostly good.

Mostly good for the Chelsey with a Y, but you know, there's always

It is funny to me.

Like, I do feel like sometimes there's jokey ones, but then, then like, you'll

Right.

It's in there.

It's in

Wait, there was something I looked up recently.

Oh, I, what was, oh, it was like, Belongs on the street or to the street.

I Donn know some, I Donn know it I've went on this whole rap hall.

It doesn't matter.

We'll talk about it in the app show anyway.

All right.

So here we are Chelsey.

We have done it.

We have reached the end of today's episode, the conclusion of another round on the

Wow.

That was a pretty great wrap up there.

Trey.

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Wait, I just looked up Trey and Herba dictionary and there's

And that's my sister's name?

that is a little weird.

Do you think she wrote it?

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This is not from my sister.

Trust me.

It literally says I can never live without Trey, Trey.

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