Speaker 1: Last week, I was at the nail salon and I
Speaker 1: had been there three minutes and a woman came flying in,
Speaker 1: like literally like flying in just and she asked about
Speaker 1: the type of car. Does anyone have this car? And
Speaker 1: I said me And I thought she was gonna tell
Speaker 1: me I was in the wrong spot, and she said,
Speaker 1: somebody was just inside your car trying to steal your car.
Speaker 1: So let's get into this. It was a parking lot,
Speaker 1: small salon. I had been in there three minutes and
Speaker 1: there was a man with a hood and a mask
Speaker 1: inside my vehicle. This woman was shaking and she said,
Speaker 1: this just happened to me a month ago on my property.
Speaker 1: Saw them crawling onto my property and um, they took
Speaker 1: took my car and smashed through the gate. They couldn't
Speaker 1: even get through the gate because she had shut the
Speaker 1: gate or the gate was shut, or I don't know what.
Speaker 1: I guess the automatic gate opener wasn't fast enough and
Speaker 1: she was chasing her house, was chasing after him, so
Speaker 1: he smashed into the gate. So this has been a
Speaker 1: rampant thing. Car theft, desperation, disparity of wealth, poor rich,
Speaker 1: no middle, all of this, and these guys have I
Speaker 1: don't know what I'm saying. Guys, guys, girls, But this
Speaker 1: was a guy have these rings where they take these
Speaker 1: cars and either chop them up if they're cheap, if
Speaker 1: they're expensive, they're putting them the next days over the
Speaker 1: next day on a boat overseas. So this guy was
Speaker 1: in my car and I ended up being happy that
Speaker 1: it happened because it got me on a real security
Speaker 1: plan in my life. Like I think we're two lax.
Speaker 1: I'm that person that would just set my purse down
Speaker 1: thickets fine in a card at a store and the
Speaker 1: doors locked, but not twenty four hours a day or
Speaker 1: it wasn't the alarm is on, but sometimes I forgot
Speaker 1: and this set me off. Thank god to Erika, that
Speaker 1: woman who who saved me. But this set me off
Speaker 1: on such a path of security that I am so empowered. Uh.
Speaker 1: My assistant had taken a self defense class and I
Speaker 1: did that years ago. And this guy that I know
Speaker 1: who's a former marine police officer who's going to work
Speaker 1: for me as a house manager part time, Um, you
Speaker 1: know I I and that's not that relatable and that
Speaker 1: everybody can get that. And by the way, it's not
Speaker 1: that many hours, so maybe it is not as unrelatable
Speaker 1: as you'd think. Um, but just to be alert that
Speaker 1: I needed the right glass outside my house because when
Speaker 1: someone breaks in, they're in already, but if they have
Speaker 1: this barrier, this glass barrier, then they first hit an alarm.
Speaker 1: Or the way you're posting on social media to say
Speaker 1: where you are and where you're not, and it that
Speaker 1: it shouldn't be the exact time that you're away or
Speaker 1: from vacation that you should there should be some sort
Speaker 1: of delay or make sure you have security at your
Speaker 1: house and as your alarm up to date. And did
Speaker 1: you know that people from thirty five ft away can
Speaker 1: get into your fob your car thing, because if you
Speaker 1: keep them by your front door, also someone can get
Speaker 1: into your house and just take steal your car. So
Speaker 1: now they're in a secure box so someone can't get
Speaker 1: the censer off of them. Like just it sounds too alert,
Speaker 1: but we have to be alert. Someone was inside my
Speaker 1: car had been in the salon three minutes, so they
Speaker 1: can get into your car, they can get into your house.
Speaker 1: Invest in the alarm, invest in the ring or whatever,
Speaker 1: security camera, invest in good lights, dog signs if you
Speaker 1: have a dog, make sure that's very clear apparently, And
Speaker 1: I heard this from the cops because I spoke to
Speaker 1: the cops. If there are five houses next to each other,
Speaker 1: the one that's well lit is not going to be
Speaker 1: the one that you're going to come for. The one
Speaker 1: that has dogs is not going to be the one.
Speaker 1: They don't want aggravation, they want path of least resistance.
Speaker 1: Some people at the front door open keys, you know,
Speaker 1: car door opened, no lights on its car, blunch, So
Speaker 1: let's just start getting a little more alert. It was
Speaker 1: really way more important to me than three gym habits,
Speaker 1: my security habits, and not playing any games and the
Speaker 1: doors locked all day even when people are in it,
Speaker 1: and everyone around understanding how to deal with packages coming,
Speaker 1: and just to just not be an idiot because it
Speaker 1: could happen to anyone and everyone. And as I posted
Speaker 1: about it, everyone said it had happened to them, So
Speaker 1: I realized, what it what I've been to lax. This
Speaker 1: has nothing to do with me even being a public person,
Speaker 1: just as a person. There was a girl that got
Speaker 1: in trouble on TikTok for going to a hotel. Let's
Speaker 1: call it like the Surrey. I forgot what it was
Speaker 1: called in London and it's two thousand a night and
Speaker 1: her water wasn't working and she went over there and
Speaker 1: everyone got mad at her. And now they started like
Speaker 1: this is where gets sanctimonious now that people on TikTok
Speaker 1: were telling her about the homeless crisis um and the
Speaker 1: heating you know, people don't have heat and London. Okay, fair,
Speaker 1: but I don't understand what the line is. TikTok is
Speaker 1: the land of bragging. People do hold up ten bags
Speaker 1: of luxury goods that would be someone's salary for a year,
Speaker 1: like it's nothing. So like, let's pick figure out what
Speaker 1: we're gonna do. Are we gonna we go into like
Speaker 1: admonish and abolish talking about lucks goods? If not, then
Speaker 1: we then then like if the girls go into the
Speaker 1: hotel all for two thousand dollars a night, the bags
Speaker 1: everybody's hawking are way more expensive than that. And the
Speaker 1: bags that girl got famous and popular for hawking, or
Speaker 1: any outfit she wears any day is way more expected
Speaker 1: than the hotel. It's just the land of weird alternate hypocrisy.
Speaker 1: People make up their own rules, like we're gonna get
Speaker 1: really mad about this girl saying this we're all banding
Speaker 1: together and saying that, or the girl Mikaela got in
Speaker 1: big trouble because she said try being in influence for
Speaker 1: the day, just try. Okay, whatever wasn't the most popular
Speaker 1: thing she's saying, like crime a river. Then you have
Speaker 1: other people crying into the camera because they're they're Chanelle
Speaker 1: bag strap broke, and you know they can't get a fixed.
Speaker 1: Like it's just you can't make logic at a bullshit
Speaker 1: like so every we all, everyone has to be superficial
Speaker 1: or totally be sanctimonious, but you can't just so there's like,
Speaker 1: cancel logic that doesn't make any sense. Let's cancel this
Speaker 1: girl who talked about staying in a hotel for two
Speaker 1: thousand dollars a night when yesterday talked about her fifty
Speaker 1: allar bag. No one cares. It doesn't make any it
Speaker 1: doesn't make any sense. It makes no sense. It's top logic.
Speaker 1: Should we talk about the man who googled how to
Speaker 1: decompose a body, bury a body, hide a body? So
Speaker 1: God knows what actually happened and what happened with that woman,
Speaker 1: but he's home in the house. And did you see
Speaker 1: that show with um Steve Correll where the therapist is
Speaker 1: like burying bodies in the basement and hiding bodies. And
Speaker 1: it's not that he's a hide a body. So what
Speaker 1: that man killed somebody? He's going to pick up a
Speaker 1: dead body and put it in his trunk and dump
Speaker 1: it in what river with with like bricks on the ankles,
Speaker 1: like us to go to the store and get bricks?
Speaker 1: Aren't their cameras everywhere? Like what would say like I
Speaker 1: understand him googling all that because I mean I don't
Speaker 1: because it's so stupid, and people didn't be like, oh
Speaker 1: my god, I've never seen a Google search like this.
Speaker 1: Obviously he'll get caught. How else would he know? What's
Speaker 1: he gonna do? Knock on his neighbors or like high
Speaker 1: guess what? I got a weird question? How do I
Speaker 1: dissolve the body? Like? Was he gonna go to the
Speaker 1: New York Public? I mean, was he gonna go to
Speaker 1: the Boston library and go look it up in the library.
Speaker 1: It's so crazy how everything is so connected now. If
Speaker 1: you wanted to, you know, everything we've learned is from movies.
Speaker 1: If you wanted to to bury a body, you gotta
Speaker 1: like cut it in pieces burn it, like I don't know,
Speaker 1: he should have set his house on fire. How fucking
Speaker 1: crazy are people? So what was that night? You think
Speaker 1: he was awake that night thinking about what he's gonna
Speaker 1: do with the body in his own God's damn house, Like,
Speaker 1: honestly crazy. The things that people do in real life
Speaker 1: are crazy. Movies don't even do it justice