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Speaker 6: Down, so like I was standing, who were you?

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Speaker 7: I was like a weird mixture of bowl. Yeah you

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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know it's okay. Hey Nick, Nick, okay. So

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Speaker 8: Yeah, well, bumps and group. I never broke anything. We

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Speaker 3: We used to have an empty lie a little bit.

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Speaker 8: All of our block and all the kids we just

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Speaker 3: I just started starting rocks at each other rocks. It

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Speaker 3: That would explain a lot.

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Speaker 3: Yes, I asked my mom all the time, what were

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Speaker 1: So what was it?

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Speaker 2: So we asked children. My cousins and I used to

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Speaker 9: Hell yeah, I mean yes, I mean, God knows, I'm

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Speaker 10: I mean I know, like I remember jumping off cars

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Speaker 1: Oh my god, thank you, Jennifer. Have a good day.

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Speaker 6: Get a shot.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, oh David, this is a good one. Hey David, Yes,

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Speaker 1: what was it for you? We used to play tag

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Speaker 1: with BB guns? Yeah tag? Yeah, I got you shot? Yeah,

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Speaker 1: you were just shooting. No, no, man, no, it stings sort.

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Speaker 6: Of aerosoft guns. I got shot right here with one.

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Speaker 1: What's that, David?

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Speaker 8: I stumped a couple of hours in the r because

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Speaker 1: Thank you. Have a good day.

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Speaker 4: You had one as a kid, and you had a

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Speaker 4: sling shot as a kid too, friend, not for long,

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and then it came with like the little or

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Speaker 1: And they had like various kinds of pointy pellets that

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Speaker 1: I was terrify. Used to get pulled by a car

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Speaker 11: To bring that back.

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Speaker 1: Hey Marcos, Yeah, what did you do as a kid

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Speaker 5: And my friends. We used to play. We used to

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Speaker 5: play stickball with golf balls parking lot. We should see

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Speaker 5: we should see how far we get the ball goes.

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Speaker 5: Mean it hit, it hit, the same with baseball, but

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Speaker 1: Yeah, but you're also like you probably broke windows doing this,

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Speaker 5: Yeah, our record seven. But we was paid back, like

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Speaker 1: good day. I mean it's just like I don't know, Hey, Marcy,

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Speaker 11: Well.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think we talked about it and thank you, Marcy,

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Speaker 1: it on the air. When that girl went high school,

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Speaker 6: Camping with your teacher during that trip.

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Speaker 1: I went camping with it. Yeah, yeah, they were well

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Speaker 1: they were just me, what do you mean show me

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Speaker 6: He was just soccer he was cool.

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Speaker 1: And so you had a choice. You could go to

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Speaker 5: And he did.

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Speaker 1: He did usually did, right, I mean, no one thought

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Speaker 7: Yeah, that's uh. You should try an ultra server picnic

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Speaker 7: because things get wild. They basically just send a bunch

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Speaker 1: Right, wild a bunch of for you. Do you need

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Speaker 1: Better than these are the radio blogs on the Fred Show.

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Speaker 6: So I got my Will Ferrell on.

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Speaker 2: Over the weekend, went back to college, the college that

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Speaker 2: I went to. I did not go streaking in the quad.

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Speaker 1: was their fraternity party, like.

437
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Speaker 6: Yeah, my dad does.

438
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Speaker 1: They would show up, and it was some dads were dads,

439
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Speaker 1: and then some dads like were living vicariously through their

440
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Speaker 1: sons and acting just like they would or more or

441
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Speaker 1: going like overboard. And then you had the dads that

442
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Speaker 1: were looking for acceptance, so they would like bring more

443
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Speaker 1: alcohol or buy more alcohol, or you know, take everybody

444
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Speaker 1: out to I don't know, it just seemed like dads

445
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Speaker 1: were trying to relive their college days. Whenever we had

446
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Speaker 1: a parent's weekend, my dad wasn't like that, but a

447
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Speaker 1: lot of like I had a roommate I mean it

448
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Speaker 1: was like he'd show up and it was he wanted

449
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Speaker 1: to be accepted like one of the other boys, you know,

450
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Speaker 1: but he was fifty.

451
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Speaker 6: Yeah, a group of the moms were asking me.

452
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Speaker 2: I don't know what they were taking, but they were like,

453
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Speaker 2: look at the carpet, whoa look at the pattern.

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Speaker 6: I'm like, ladies, what are you?

455
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Speaker 7: Yeah.

456
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Speaker 6: Also, one of.

457
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Speaker 2: My sister's friends and her sorority, her mom was one

458
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Speaker 2: of the teachers at my elementary, middle and middle school,

459
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Speaker 2: and so that was like crazy to be grown up

460
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Speaker 2: and talking to her, you know, and partying with her,

461
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Speaker 2: to shots with her.

462
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Speaker 6: But it was fun.

463
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Speaker 2: Yeah, there were there were some moms that bought the

464
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Speaker 2: alcohol that were taking shots. My mom doesn't really drink

465
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Speaker 2: that much, but she's still a little wild. But it's

466
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Speaker 2: just crazy to Yeah, everyone's parents behave at a front party.

467
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Speaker 1: They had this this weird law in Texas. We've talked

468
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Speaker 1: about it before where I don't know if it's still

469
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Speaker 1: this way, but if you're with your parents and you're

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Speaker 1: over eighteen, I think it was you can drink at

471
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Speaker 1: a bar. Oh that's lit, And so parents, we can.

472
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Speaker 1: We would take our parents to the hardest bars to

473
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Speaker 1: get into I love that the places that you're talking

474
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Speaker 1: about where we knew that our fakes wouldn't work, we'd

475
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Speaker 1: go with our parents. What was one called the purple

476
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Speaker 1: heleph the green Elephant, the green Elephant in Dallas that

477
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Speaker 1: was he couldn't like. They didn't mess around fake id.

478
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Speaker 1: So when mom and dad came to town their credit card,

479
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Speaker 1: we go along with them, waiting by the phonies. And

480
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Speaker 1: next it's a fresh show. It's Kieky's Court. It's all rights,

481
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Speaker 1: the honorabol kick a leak, it's here, take it away

482
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Speaker 1: those approved eclipse glasses.

483
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Speaker 10: Oh yeah, you already. I was way. I was planning

484
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Speaker 10: for this eclipse last year.

485
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Speaker 1: Do not look at the eclipse, please, don't do see

486
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Speaker 1: wasn't going to be the same.

487
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Speaker 10: Hey we can see, okay, but you know what I

488
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Speaker 10: think about stevee.

489
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Speaker 11: We can both see. Anyway, let's get into the case.

490
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Speaker 10: If you would like to send a case to Kiki Court,

491
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Speaker 10: you can hit me up on all socials that on

492
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Speaker 10: air Kiki, but this case, let's hit the gabble. It says,

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Speaker 10: Hey KIKEI my name is Julie. I've been a salon

494
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Speaker 10: owner for over ten years and I've never been in

495
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Speaker 10: such a bad place. A while ago, I hired a

496
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Speaker 10: young lady and gave her her first job in a salon.

497
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Speaker 10: She brought in several clients and I was proud to

498
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Speaker 10: see her growth until she got pregnant. After she had

499
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Speaker 10: the baby, she broke up with her boyfriend and became

500
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Speaker 10: a single mom. Our relationship took a turn for the

501
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Speaker 10: words when she started bringing the baby into the salon.

502
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Speaker 10: For weeks, I would get calls from other stylists complaining

503
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Speaker 10: about her daughter being in the salon. Not only is

504
00:21:55,800 --> 00:21:58,359
Speaker 10: the salon not a safe space for children, but her

505
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Speaker 10: daughter was a terror and would constantly cry and disturb

506
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Speaker 10: other stylists and clients. I finally told her that she

507
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Speaker 10: would have to find childcare or I would be forced

508
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Speaker 10: to fire her.

509
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Speaker 11: Well, long story short, I had to let her go.

510
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Speaker 10: She yelled at me and had all of her clients

511
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Speaker 10: leave negative reviews about my salon online, and she accused

512
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Speaker 10: me of not being accommodating to a young struggling single mother.

513
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Speaker 10: Am I in ahole for doing what I thought was

514
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Speaker 10: best for my business?

515
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Speaker 1: Judge Kicky, what say you?

516
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Speaker 6: Okay?

517
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Speaker 10: Well, I do sympathize with single mothers and you knew

518
00:22:31,280 --> 00:22:36,080
Speaker 10: moms and working moms, but girl, get that.

519
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Speaker 11: Baby out of here.

520
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Speaker 10: Literally literally, I mean you, when you have a child,

521
00:22:40,320 --> 00:22:43,280
Speaker 10: your life changes. You have to make different sacrifices and

522
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Speaker 10: plans for your baby.

523
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Speaker 11: It sounds like this salon owner was, you know, leaning

524
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Speaker 11: it to the.

525
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Speaker 10: Point where she she gave her a couple of chances

526
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Speaker 10: to you work it out, figure out some childcare, but

527
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Speaker 10: to the point where your baby is in when you

528
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Speaker 10: go get your services done, you want to be able

529
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Speaker 10: to relax, you know, a baby crying and then how

530
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Speaker 10: are you doing doing hair and.

531
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Speaker 11: Trying to take care of the baby.

532
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Speaker 10: Like it's just it seems like it was all too much,

533
00:23:04,480 --> 00:23:06,919
Speaker 10: and so firing her is just what you have to

534
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Speaker 10: do for your business. I hate to sound heartless, but

535
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Speaker 10: Rufee is a parent and he's over there and note and.

536
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean as as a parent, like of course,

537
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Speaker 4: when you have a baby, it's tough, you know what

538
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Speaker 4: I'm saying, especially with childcare, childcare and cheap. You know, Luckily,

539
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Speaker 4: Jess and I we have family that that that babysit.

540
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Speaker 4: But if I could, like like if I needed to

541
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Speaker 4: bring I would not I would just call off of work.

542
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Speaker 1: I'm like, oh, Ashton's got.

543
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Speaker 4: Nowhere to go, Like I'm not, hey, come in here,

544
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Speaker 4: go sit in the other room while I do work.

545
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Speaker 6: No, you can't do that.

546
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Speaker 1: That's not right, that's not how that's not how it works.

547
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Speaker 4: And I understand she's a single mom and she she

548
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Speaker 4: needs a place for her child to go, but bringing

549
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Speaker 4: her to work is not the place to be.

550
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Speaker 1: Now, you guys right, jurry by the way eight five

551
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Speaker 1: three five. I hate to say, I have to agree,

552
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Speaker 1: and I realize I'm the childless, you know, unmarried guy

553
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Speaker 1: in the room, so maybe that that sounds like that

554
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Speaker 1: is what I would say. But I mean, unless your

555
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Speaker 1: work has childcare, you can't just bring your kid to

556
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Speaker 1: work like unfortunately. I mean if you work at if

557
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Speaker 1: you worked at I don't know, McDonald's, or if you

558
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Speaker 1: worked at Target or something like, you're not just gonna

559
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Speaker 1: I don't know, you work at wherever. You can't just

560
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Speaker 1: bring your kid to work at every place. And I

561
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Speaker 1: would also agree that you got sharp objects objects right,

562
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Speaker 1: And to your point, you've got people who are there

563
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Speaker 1: to relax and unwine. It's an adult environment and it's

564
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Speaker 1: going to affect other people's business, not just your own.

565
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Speaker 1: Because you're sharing this salon space with everybody else. So

566
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Speaker 1: I don't think you can have a kid crying or

567
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Speaker 1: running around or whatever. I hate to say it, but

568
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Speaker 1: I think you're probably right.

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Speaker 11: I think so like you can't.

570
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Speaker 10: You're putting your child in harm's way, first of all,

571
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Speaker 10: because they all kind of things happen a salons. You

572
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Speaker 10: have weirdos coming in and out, you have people getting

573
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Speaker 10: their hair done and telling all their business, and it's

574
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Speaker 10: a therapy session and you just don't want children in

575
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Speaker 10: that environment unless they are being serviced.

576
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Speaker 4: So plus, as if I were, if I were a

577
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Speaker 4: client of this this woman, I would be upset because

578
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Speaker 4: you're one hundred percent focus is not on me, like

579
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Speaker 4: you're cutting my hair, you're doing.

580
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Speaker 1: Stuff to my head.

581
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Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, Like you're you're gonna be

582
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Speaker 4: not seventy five percent on me, twenty five percent on

583
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Speaker 4: that baby.

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Speaker 1: What's that baby doing?

585
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Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, Like I want full attention

586
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Speaker 4: because you are you got scissors right next to my head.

587
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Speaker 1: Okay, this one look at me time. Okay, it's all

588
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Speaker 1: about me.

589
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Speaker 11: You'd let me breast.

590
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Speaker 1: You got one hand right washing my hair, handholder on

591
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Speaker 1: the clients hold the baby, Like, what's going on?

592
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Speaker 10: I know it's so hard for single parents. Now, Jason,

593
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Speaker 10: you look like you sympathetic.

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Speaker 7: So one thing that I that I think could have

595
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Speaker 7: maybe gone differently is I think there could have been

596
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Speaker 7: a different conversation between the boss and.

597
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Speaker 1: Her, like can we change your hours?

598
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Speaker 7: Can we figure out a way where we could like

599
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Speaker 7: get childcare or switch the schedule round or something like that. Like,

600
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Speaker 7: I don't think it has to be so cut and dry,

601
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Speaker 7: because especially like I manage people in the past, and

602
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Speaker 7: that would be such a dicey road for me to

603
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Speaker 7: go down and be like, well, just because you taking

604
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Speaker 7: care of your kid, like you're fired, Like that's wild

605
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Speaker 7: to me.

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Speaker 1: I think you can sympathize Jason, But then I have

607
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Speaker 1: to run a business too, Yeah, you know, so like

608
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Speaker 1: what am I supposed to do? I mean, it's it's

609
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Speaker 1: a tough spot. I agree that, you know, maybe the approach,

610
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Speaker 1: but we don't know how long she put up mean

611
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Speaker 1: how long did she say she put up with a while?

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Speaker 11: Yeah, she said for a while.

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Speaker 1: So there was warning. Hey, Teresa, good morning, She's.

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Speaker 6: Got to wait.

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Speaker 1: Fred's show is on now.

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