Speaker 1: People think they're doctors. Now. I don't know if it's
Speaker 1: the Internet or fauci, but if you call someone, like
Speaker 1: solicited advice is solicited advice. But if you call someone
Speaker 1: to just say, oh, yeah, I have a headache or
Speaker 1: I'm dehydrated, I don't drink enough water, Yeah, well you
Speaker 1: really need to take that A forty five supplement and
Speaker 1: the hormones and you should check. And I got tested
Speaker 1: and I did and like, yeah, Paul, or I could
Speaker 1: say to somebody, Paul hurt his wrists or he was
Speaker 1: doing jiu jitsu. Oh yeah, there are a lot of
Speaker 1: injuries with jiu jitsu. It's a thing and you should
Speaker 1: really think about. Like everybody's become an expert more than ever.
Speaker 1: It feels like to me people are just these part
Speaker 1: time doctors. And so you're frightened to tell somebody something
Speaker 1: very normal, like you enter the wind protection program over
Speaker 1: basic things. And I was talking to someone I work
Speaker 1: with who was saying that their partner as a family
Speaker 1: member who they won't say if he won't say if
Speaker 1: he doesn't feel good, because if he says he doesn't
Speaker 1: feel good, it's a whole litany, And it's like being
Speaker 1: waterboarded with medical information from a non medical professional. And
Speaker 1: the best is that I've heard this from a couple
Speaker 1: of people, people who have family members who are vets
Speaker 1: or dentists. But I know that a vet is working
Speaker 1: on animals, not people. But I guess you know there
Speaker 1: are similarities in an animal's hard and blood and vessels
Speaker 1: and veins and things like that, and a dentist, I guess,
Speaker 1: is working in someone's mouth. I don't know. Like, if
Speaker 1: you work on a car, it's got it's got a heart,
Speaker 1: it's got the engine, it's got it's got a way,
Speaker 1: it's got to breathe. So like if you fix cars,
Speaker 1: now you're a doctor too, Like you could kind of
Speaker 1: say it about anything. Well, I'm in a restaurant, right
Speaker 1: and the kitchen is the heart of the of the house,
Speaker 1: and the staff there they're the veins, and the customers
Speaker 1: are the blood flow. So yeah, I can give you
Speaker 1: advice on how you feel because I work in a restaurant.
Speaker 1: I work at the mall. Yup, you up in the
Speaker 1: information booth that is effectively the heart of the mall.
Speaker 1: When Santa comes, we call that the heart. But the veins,
Speaker 1: the um, the kidneys, the lungs, you know, breathing through
Speaker 1: when it's when it's a rainy day and there are
Speaker 1: a lot of people coming through they're shopping, the lungs
Speaker 1: have a lot of air coming through them, like the
Speaker 1: blood is flowing. I just think everybody's a fucking expert
Speaker 1: on everything, and it's hilarious because everybody knows everything. And
Speaker 1: that's frightening because when you get into real trouble, you're
Speaker 1: listening to everyone, and everyone is a different opinion, and
Speaker 1: I don't think that you should only listen to your doctor,
Speaker 1: by the way, So it all sucks. So I got
Speaker 1: that orror ring, and I don't know the difference between
Speaker 1: sleeptracker and the other problem that I have with it
Speaker 1: is that you have to charge it. So it's recording
Speaker 1: what you're doing all day long and you're sleep, but
Speaker 1: you have to charge it. So when are you charging it?
Speaker 1: Like you're taking a bath, like a six hour bath,
Speaker 1: like when are you charging the ring? So that's a flaw,
Speaker 1: but that's I understand. You have to charge it, so
Speaker 1: they should give you a backup ring so then you
Speaker 1: could charge the backup ring. But nevertheless, I forgot. I
Speaker 1: forget to wear the ring because it's been charging now
Speaker 1: for nineteen hours, nineteen days. But the last time I
Speaker 1: wore it, and it's better than the phone because it's
Speaker 1: like really on your body all the time. The phone
Speaker 1: you put down hopefully and the sleeptrackers just in the
Speaker 1: middle of the night. But I thought the or ring
Speaker 1: was going to give us like really amazing wisdom. And
Speaker 1: it's kind of just like your sleep, which the sleeptracker does,
Speaker 1: which is under my bed, but it counts your steps
Speaker 1: and so that's good. And Paul was dying because Paul
Speaker 1: said he'll try to get to ten thousand steps and
Speaker 1: in order to do that, he'll do the treadmill and
Speaker 1: walk the mile loop and live his normal life and
Speaker 1: go to work. I don't leave my house, Okay, I
Speaker 1: do not leave my house most days. The other day
Speaker 1: I looked down at my thing. I had done twelve
Speaker 1: thousand steps. I didn't leave my fucking house. Like I
Speaker 1: didn't exercise either. I am, And Paul says he's never
Speaker 1: seen someone walk with more intention than me. And I
Speaker 1: gotta tell you, I am like a mouse, like constantly
Speaker 1: scurrying the little the little feet, or like those hamsters
Speaker 1: on that wheel there's like like the feet, like I'm
Speaker 1: just scurrying all day doing nothing nothing. Let me just
Speaker 1: tell you about the real reel. Okay, So if you
Speaker 1: care about luxury resale selling or buying, let me break
Speaker 1: it down for you. Selling. If you want to go
Speaker 1: and have your shit dumped off at a flea market
Speaker 1: where it's just going to be sold at any price,
Speaker 1: that's the real reel. By the same token, you could
Speaker 1: get a decent deal on the real reel if you're hunting.
Speaker 1: For example, I bought a bag, an expensive bag, a
Speaker 1: Chanel bag Camp. They don't make it anymore. It was
Speaker 1: listed as very good and had photographs in it. The
Speaker 1: photographs were immaculate and looked very good. The actual came
Speaker 1: with a dust bag that was smaller than the actual bag.
Speaker 1: The actual bag had rust marks on two parts of it.
Speaker 1: It's a denim bag. Two parts of it inside where
Speaker 1: the chain hit the bag. The corners are completely faded
Speaker 1: and frayed, and it's garbage like. It is a very
Speaker 1: used bag. It is very My housekeeper, Landy, who I've
Speaker 1: been with since I was born effectively, was here and
Speaker 1: she said it's very dirty, not very good, because above
Speaker 1: very good is excellent and pristine. Pristine means you bought
Speaker 1: it at the store and can give it away as
Speaker 1: a gift, literally and very good I mean excellent is
Speaker 1: just that it's you could hardly tell, but there someone
Speaker 1: has worn it. This should be very shit. And I
Speaker 1: paid a lot of money, I mean thousands of dollars
Speaker 1: for this bag, okay, and I'm furious they don't take
Speaker 1: returns non returnable, which is fair, and it says that,
Speaker 1: but it can only be fair if they showed you
Speaker 1: the damage in the pictures. How a fuck would I
Speaker 1: know that there'd be two rust stains on a goddamn bag,
Speaker 1: and then it would be I mean that very good
Speaker 1: and good. I know that's arbitrary, but it also says
Speaker 1: it's like a reliable expert what a scam? I can
Speaker 1: tell you about the other one's fashion file is wonderful.
Speaker 1: eBay is reasonable and it's a marketplace and you can
Speaker 1: negotiate and haggle and figure it out and get things authenticated.
Speaker 1: Posh Mark I hear is good on both ends too,
Speaker 1: and you get better prices than you do for the
Speaker 1: real reel and you can buy things. Still have to
Speaker 1: enter at your own risk because many of the fakes
Speaker 1: are just as good as the originals, and people could
Speaker 1: not even tell. And that's happened where people buy At
Speaker 1: Nieman Marcus, there was a scam going. People bought bags,
Speaker 1: Anima Marcus, took them home, returned them with the original
Speaker 1: receipt with a fake bag, and Nima Marcus didn't realize.
Speaker 1: That's why all these companies have to go hologram. It's
Speaker 1: completely fraught with scandal. But the real real is the
Speaker 1: worst defender of the worst. And I've been fucked by
Speaker 1: them before but entered at my own risk and gotten
Speaker 1: some good things and just taking a risk, this was
Speaker 1: just being royally fucked sideways and no way out. So yeah,
Speaker 1: hopefully I can help you guys. And that's just straight
Speaker 1: up