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			'''Kacey Call 15''' is the fifteenth of the [[Kacey calls]], occurring in [[September 2009]].

	==Summary==		==Summary==
	*[[Kacey]] starts the call by complaining about how stressful her [[job]] is. [[Chris]] compares this to how stressed he gets when looking at [[troll]] emails.		*[[Kacey]] starts the call by complaining about how stressful her [[job]] is. [[Chris]] compares this to how stressed he gets when looking at [[troll]] emails.
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	*Chris is interrupted by his mom. [[Barb]] starts talking about how hard her life was, and how Chris needs to show more humility if he wants to make money.		*Chris is interrupted by his mom. [[Barb]] starts talking about how hard her life was, and how Chris needs to show more humility if he wants to make money.
	*Barb complains about [[Bob]] and how all he does is make it look like he does all the work around the house.		*Barb complains about [[Bob]] and how all he does is make it look like he does all the work around the house.
			*Chris casually brings up his sex dolls to his mom.
	*Chris finally starts talking to Kacey again. Kacey says that Barb made some really good points.		*Chris finally starts talking to Kacey again. Kacey says that Barb made some really good points.
	*Chris says that his mom only wants him to get rid of his and Bob's stuff, but she refuses to get rid of her own.		*Chris says that his mom only wants him to get rid of his and Bob's stuff, but she refuses to get rid of her own.
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	\| name = Kacey Call 15		\| name = Kacey Call 15
	\| audio = {{#ev:youtube\|jN7JiBX4mVU}}		\| audio = {{#ev:youtube\|jN7JiBX4mVU}}
	\| Stardate = ~~???~~		\| Stardate = Between 4 to 16 [[September 2009]]
	\| Featuring = [[Chris]]; [[Kacey]]		\| Featuring = [[Chris]]; [[Kacey]]
	\| Saga = {{Liquid}} Liquid Saga		\| Saga = {{Liquid}} Liquid Saga
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	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> B-b-buh-yut mum it's a chest in a a closet, I mean you put in the-er-whu- I already had a bunch of my stuff in there. I mean where am I gonna put that stuff downstairs? I don't know where else to put it. Especially that [[Kimmi\|love doll]].		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> B-b-buh-yut mum it's a chest in a a closet, I mean you put in the-er-whu- I already had a bunch of my stuff in there. I mean where am I gonna put that stuff downstairs? I don't know where else to put it. Especially that [[Kimmi\|love doll]].

	<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> You can stick that in the ~~utility~~ room.		<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> [sigh] You can stick that in the other room.

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> [sigh] Then it would, it- it gets hot, it gets hot in there and then it'll just... [sound of Chris hitting something]		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> [sigh] Then it would, it- it gets hot, it gets hot in there and then it'll just... [sound of Chris hitting something]

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	==~~Highlights~~==		==Summary==
	*[[Kacey]] starts the call by complaining about how stressful her [[job]] is. [[Chris]] compares this to how stressed he gets when looking at [[troll]] emails.		*[[Kacey]] starts the call by complaining about how stressful her [[job]] is. [[Chris]] compares this to how stressed he gets when looking at [[troll]] emails.
	*Kacey complains that she and Kim have to do all of Chris's research for his jobs and he won't do anything. Still bitching about how hard her life is.		*Kacey complains that she and Kim have to do all of Chris's research for his jobs and he won't do anything. Still bitching about how hard her life is.

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	<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> So you DIDN'T call them?		<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> So you DIDN'T call them?

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> I did, I did, I, I, I called them when I, I called them a few, I called them, ~~[[Lie\|~~I called them yesterday, OK?]]		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> I did, I did, I, I, I called them when I, I called them a few, I called them, I called them yesterday, OK?

	<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:''' </font>What did they say?		<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:''' </font>What did they say?

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	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Yeah well I mean what if uh, this video game [unintelligible] though, is actually, is in reality a Sonichu game but I'm not getting the credit for it?		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Yeah well I mean what if uh, this video game [unintelligible] though, is actually, is in reality a Sonichu game but I'm not getting the credit for it?

	<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> [long pause] Sometimes you just like have to [muffle] let me tell you something. From my experience. I have worked for a lot of people in my life. In a lot of places, okay? And my role was [muffle] secretaries, administrative assistant, uh, whatever, I've worked for cops, companies, publishers, um, I've worked for oil companies, all kinds of department managers, et cetera. And I've worked in different types of business. [muffle] Which gave me [unintelligible] The way they operate with their manufacturer and sell or if they just [unintelligible] whether it's uh, an animate object or an inanimate object. So I've had quite a variety of experience of serving, OK. For the total benefit of the company, in all kinds of situations. So even when you want something it gives you a sense of humility if you put yourself in a humble role of serving. You're serving [unintelligible] issue. But it shows humility and caring that, y'know, this will help others, but you want to make money on it too. But there's a lot and you, you know what, you don't know all the stuff they do. I could, I tell you a lot of [unintelligible] here in a few minutes, but that's with a lot of years of my life. And each . . . . section of your life that you go through is different. So every seven years your perspective has changed somewhat. 'Cause you've learned some other things. And you learn all you can, read all you can, talk to all the people you can, uhhh. Y'know you, you learn to uh, do small work at home, um medium, housework, outside work. It's just for your creative mind. And it makes things look nice. OK, and that helps you live the way you live. Like having the kitchen food. I'm sorry that I got sick and I've been sick for so long. Because I enjoy all the hard work you and I did bringing stuff in here. Especially the part in which movin' it over here and then putting it back together again. And who did we think about first? You and [[Bob\|your father]]. First we moved your stuff and then we moved your dad's stuff. What you all use, you got that? And you all learned to keep everything to keep that you thought you might need or that you live with everyday until the last trip. And I'm here to tell you that I almost killed myself at least twice. I mean it was just a hairline . . . thing that kept me from killing myself after that. One was that big chair of dad's downstairs I, I took it, I took it apart, so it was in two pieces, and I fell with it, going down the back steps uh, over there. And then picking it up the hill on the wagon, aaand it, it fell off, it fell off the wagon twice. I fell down the steps with one part of it. And it was like, I don't know, four or five steps. That was the worst time. Scared me, fatigued me...But see, I allowed you to go to your ga-game. [unintelligible] dad took you on those [unintelligible]. Your father took you to that last park bench and I was there by myself, and I had all the stuff, of your father's and yours. And then mine came last. And that was one [unintelligible], day and night. And I was so fatigued and then I had to drive and drive and drive, to find gas 2 o'clock or 3 o'clock in the morning. Your father shoulda got it put in the truck.		<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> [long pause] Sometimes you just like have to [muffle] let me tell you something. From my experience. I have worked for a lot of people in my life. In a lot of places, okay? And my role was [muffle] secretaries, administrative assistant, uh, whatever, I've worked for cops, companies, publishers, um, I've worked for oil companies, all kinds of department managers, et cetera. And I've worked in different types of business. [muffle] Which gave me [unintelligible] The way they operate with their manufacturer and sell or if they just [unintelligible] whether it's uh, an animate object or an inanimate object. So I've had quite a variety of experience of serving, OK. For the total benefit of the company, in all kinds of situations. So even when you want something it gives you a sense of humility if you put yourself in a humble role of serving. You're serving [unintelligible] issue. But it shows humility and caring that, y'know, this will help others, but you want to make money on it too. But there's a lot and you, you know what, you don't know all the stuff they do. I could, I tell you a lot of [unintelligible] here in a few minutes, but that's with a lot of years of my life. And each . . . section of your life that you go through is different. So every seven years your perspective has changed somewhat. 'Cause you've learned some other things. And you learn all you can, read all you can, talk to all the people you can, uhhh. Y'know you, you learn to uh, do small work at home, um medium, housework, outside work. It's just for your creative mind. And it makes things look nice. OK, and that helps you live the way you live. Like having the kitchen food. I'm sorry that I got sick and I've been sick for so long. Because I enjoy all the hard work you and I did bringing stuff in here. Especially the part in which movin' it over here and then putting it back together again. And who did we think about first? You and [[Bob\|your father]]. First we moved your stuff and then we moved your dad's stuff. What you all use, you got that? And you all learned to keep everything to keep that you thought you might need or that you live with everyday until the last trip. And I'm here to tell you that I almost killed myself at least twice. I mean it was just a hairline . . . thing that kept me from killing myself after that. One was that big chair of dad's downstairs I, I took it, I took it apart, so it was in two pieces, and I fell with it, going down the back steps uh, over there. And then picking it up the hill on the wagon, aaand it, it fell off, it fell off the wagon twice. I fell down the steps with one part of it. And it was like, I don't know, four or five steps. That was the worst time. Scared me, fatigued me...But see, I allowed you to go to your ga-game. [unintelligible] dad took you on those [unintelligible]. Your father took you to that last park bench and I was there by myself, and I had all the stuff, of your father's and yours. And then mine came last. And that was one [unintelligible], day and night. And I was so fatigued and then I had to drive and drive and drive, to find gas 2 o'clock or 3 o'clock in the morning. Your father shoulda got it put in the truck.

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> [interrupts] Wait, wasn't I with you on that gas trip?		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> [interrupts] Wait, wasn't I with you on that gas trip?
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	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> [pause] Er, I'll think about that.		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> [pause] Er, I'll think about that.

	<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> You don't need to think about it, your mum is seriously-- she came to you and reached out to you and you need to reach back out to her. Come on, this is exactly what I'm talking about, have some willpower. Is it really gonna hurt you to get rid of all that stuff? Are you gonna suffer because of it?		<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> You don't need to think about it, your mum is seriously- she came to you and reached out to you and you need to reach back out to her. Come on, this is exactly what I'm talking about, have some willpower. Is it really gonna hurt you to get rid of all that stuff? Are you gonna suffer because of it?

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Hrm. Uhh I mean I guess, not everything I give, uhs, I can get rid of, I can get rid of uh, a lot of it, yah.		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Hrm. Uhh I mean I guess, not everything I give, uhs, I can get rid of, I can get rid of uh, a lot of it, yah.

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	<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> OK, alright, bye.		<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> OK, alright, bye.

			==External Links==
			[http://www.4shared.com/mp3/8JDNQp5Mce/Kacey_Call_15.html MP3 Phone Call]

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	*Chris says that his mom only wants him to get rid of his and Bob's stuff, but she refuses to get rid of her own.		*Chris says that his mom only wants him to get rid of his and Bob's stuff, but she refuses to get rid of her own.
	*Kacey says that Chris needs to throw out 95% of his toys. Chris says that he will take that into great consideration, but Kacey knows whenever he says this it usually leads to him not actually doing so.		*Kacey says that Chris needs to throw out 95% of his toys. Chris says that he will take that into great consideration, but Kacey knows whenever he says this it usually leads to him not actually doing so.
	*Chris reveals Barb's having him wash and reuse plastic utensils, because their silverware is underneath an overflowing stack of unwashed dishes in the sink. Kacey gets extremely concerned when she hears it's been like this for months, that his house is filled with ants, flies, and wasps from not cleaning, and that this is going on even though they have a dishwasher. Before Chris signs off, Kacey briefly explains to him how to use a dishwasher.		*Chris reveals Barb's having him wash and reuse plastic utensils, because their silverware is underneath an overflowing stack of unwashed dishes in the sink. Kacey gets extremely concerned when she hears it's been like this for months, that his house is filled with ants, flies, and wasps from not cleaning, and that this is going on even though they have a dishwasher. Before Chris signs off, Kacey briefly explains to him how to use a dishwasher, in the hopes this could help him at least get his sink properly cleared out.

	==Video==		==Video==
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	<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> [''sigh''] You can stick that in the other room.		<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> [''sigh''] You can stick that in the other room.

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> [''sigh''] Then it would, it- it gets hot, it gets hot in there and then it'll just... [~~sound of Chris hitting something~~]		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> [''sigh''] Then it would, it- it gets hot, it gets hot in there and then it'll just... [''imitates a [[Christopher Paul Whitney reveal\|balloon popping and deflating]]'']

	<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> Like, we need...we need to clean the tiles of the shower.		<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> Like, we need...we need to clean the tiles of the shower.
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	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Yeah we've got a lot to do, I know but-		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Yeah we've got a lot to do, I know but-

	<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> And re-grouting, putting, the uh, taking, removing the grout between the uh, tiles, and then re-grouting. And that's- [unintelligible]		<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> And re-grouting, putting, the uh, taking, removing the grout between the uh, tiles, and then re-grouting. And that's- [''unintelligible'']

	[Silence as Chris and Barb leave the room. Some mumbling. The conversation with Kacey resumes at 30:54]		[''Silence as Chris and Barb leave the room. Some mumbling. The conversation with Kacey resumes at 30:54'']

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Er sorry about that. Kacey, you still there?		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Er sorry about that. Kacey, you still there?
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	<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> Yeah, I'm here.		<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> Yeah, I'm here.

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Yeah, I mean I just had to go to my mom's [unintelligible] herself, you know?		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Yeah, I mean I just had to go to my mom's [''unintelligible''] herself, you know?

	<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> Your mom made a lot of good points though.		<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> Your mom made a lot of good points though.
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	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:''' </font>Yeah. Yeah alright, yeah.</font>		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:''' </font>Yeah. Yeah alright, yeah.</font>

	<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> I mean I bet there's tons of stuff you can get rid of in your room. I mean you don't really need all those toys do you? [long pause] I mean you're twenty seven. [pause]		<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> I mean I bet there's tons of stuff you can get rid of in your room. I mean you don't really need all those toys do you? [long pause] I mean you're twenty seven. [''pause'']

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Yeah. I'm s-, I'm still going over the toys thing but I can, yeah, more importantly yeah, I do have like, paper stuff I can sort out and, and, somewhere else or get rid of.		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Yeah. I'm s-, I'm still going over the toys thing but I can, yeah, more importantly yeah, I do have like, paper stuff I can sort out and, and, somewhere else or get rid of.
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	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Hrm. Uhh I mean I guess, not everything I give, uhs, I can get rid of, I can get rid of uh, a lot of it, yah.		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Hrm. Uhh I mean I guess, not everything I give, uhs, I can get rid of, I can get rid of uh, a lot of it, yah.

	<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> I think you should take everything down from your walls. [pause] You know, make your room a lot more adult cause I mean, I think, I think maybe what's keeping you from uh, a correct frame of mind is that you're just holding on to too many things.		<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> I think you should take everything down from your walls. [''pause''] You know, make your room a lot more adult cause I mean, I think, I think maybe what's keeping you from uh, a correct frame of mind is that you're just holding on to too many things.

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Hrm.		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Hrm.

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	*[[Kacey]] starts the call by complaining about how stressful her [[job]] is. [[Chris]] compares this to how stressed he gets when looking at [[~~troll~~]] ~~emails~~.		*[[Kacey]] starts the call by complaining about how stressful her [[job]] is. [[Chris]] compares this to how stressed he gets when looking at e-mails from [[trolls]].
	*Kacey continues complaining about her life, as well as how she and Kim have to do all of Chris's research for his jobs and he won't do anything himself.		*Kacey continues complaining about her life, as well as how she and Kim have to do all of Chris's research for his jobs and he won't do anything himself.
	*Kacey apologizes for yelling at Chris, but then says he can't even understand it. Chris gets defensive and says he has a hard life too.		*Kacey apologizes for yelling at Chris, but then says he can't even understand it. Chris gets defensive and says he has a hard life too.
	*Kacey asks what his parents think about how lazy he is. He says that his [[mom]] is proud of him for going outside to walk now, and how he's looking for a job.		*Kacey asks what his parents think about how lazy he is. He says that his [[mom]] is proud of him for going outside to walk now, and how he's looking for a job.
	*Chris says he's being social now. Kacey asks how many friends he made. Chris is quiet for a long time and says that they just pass ~~by,~~ and that he makes acquaintances.		*Chris says he's being social now. Kacey asks how many friends he made. Chris is quiet for a long time, and says that they just pass byf and that he makes acquaintances.
	*Chris is interrupted by his mom. [[Barb]] starts talking about how hard her life was, and how Chris needs to show more humility if he wants to make money. She also complains about [[Bob]] and how all he does is make it look like he does all the work around the house.		*Chris is interrupted by his mom. [[Barb]] starts talking about how hard her life was, and how Chris needs to show more humility if he wants to make money. She also complains about [[Bob]] and how all he does is make it look like he does all the work around the house.
	*Chris ~~casually~~ [[Affair with Mother\|brings up his sex dolls to his mom]] during her tirade.		*Chris [[Affair with Mother\|casually brings up his sex dolls to his mom]] during her tirade.
	*Chris finally starts talking to Kacey again. Kacey says that Barb made some really good points.		*Chris finally starts talking to Kacey again. Kacey says that Barb made some really good points.
	*Chris says that his mom only wants him to get rid of his and Bob's stuff, but she refuses to get rid of her own.		*Chris says that his mom only wants him to get rid of his and Bob's stuff, but she refuses to get rid of her own.
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	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> No. There are no frogs in our house.		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> No. There are no frogs in our house.

	<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> Whatever you're talking about then? [''laughs''] I meant are there bugs, 'cause of the mess?		<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> Whatever you're talking about then? [''laughs''] I meant, like, are there bugs, 'cause of the mess?

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Oh. You said "bugs".		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Oh. You said "bugs".

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	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> OK. Yeah, physical and emotional, that is stress. Yeah that's not good-		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> OK. Yeah, physical and emotional, that is stress. Yeah that's not good-

	<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> [talking over him] I mean that that's stress and exhaustion not because you-- I'm getting really sick of this. Like you're always telling me I can't do the comics 'cause of stress. I can't do this because of stress. I can't do that because of stress. What stress do you really have? You sit around all day and you DRAW. You play video games.		<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> [talking over him] I mean that that's stress and exhaustion not because you- I'm getting really sick of this. Like you're always telling me I can't do the comics 'cause of stress. I can't do this because of stress. I can't do that because of stress. What stress do you really have? You sit around all day and you DRAW. You play video games.

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> I have emotional stress.		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> I have emotional stress.
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	<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> Just a couple of garbage bags? Oh my god you would die serving! You would just homygosh!		<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> Just a couple of garbage bags? Oh my god you would die serving! You would just homygosh!

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Well I'm going to prove you, I'm going to prove you wrong because that was, that was so many years ago and, um, and I've emotionally got, I've also emotionally grown better ad dad[almost unintelligible], I'm much, I'm much tougher now.		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Well I'm going to prove you, I'm going to prove you wrong because that was, that was so many years ago and, um, and I've emotionally got, I've also emotionally grown better ad dad [almost unintelligible], I'm much, I'm much tougher now.

	<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> Well you better be cause I mean if that's like, really your worst day do you think it's any wonder you got fired? I mean maybe you just didn't apply yourself enough. [Chris sighs] I mean emotion doesn't have anything to do with it, you've got to push yourself, you've got to have willpower. You don't have willpower right now.		<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> Well you better be cause I mean if that's like, really your worst day do you think it's any wonder you got fired? I mean maybe you just didn't apply yourself enough. [Chris sighs] I mean emotion doesn't have anything to do with it, you've got to push yourself, you've got to have willpower. You don't have willpower right now.
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	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> I do have willpower. I, I, I'll admit I'm starting to feel a little down right now because you know I was bombarded earlier and na-, now I feel, I feel a little bombarded now but y'know like-		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> I do have willpower. I, I, I'll admit I'm starting to feel a little down right now because you know I was bombarded earlier and na-, now I feel, I feel a little bombarded now but y'know like-

	<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> Yeah but I mean how long have you been getting money from the government? Since you were like 18, right? I mean come on you, you need way more willpower for that. I mean, I mean think about things right now to-- you want, you want to have a family but if the government thinks that you can't even be a functioning member of society what do you think girls are gonna think?		<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> Yeah but I mean how long have you been getting money from the government? Since you were like 18, right? I mean come on you, you need way more willpower for that. I mean, I mean think about things right now to- you want, you want to have a family but if the government thinks that you can't even be a functioning member of society what do you think girls are gonna think?

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> [pause] Hm. [pause] Yeah. That's somethin' very much for me there.		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> [pause] Hm. [pause] Yeah. That's somethin' very much for me there.
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	<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> Why haven't you done anything to change it if it's so lonely and sad? I mean come on. What HAVE you done to change it?		<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> Why haven't you done anything to change it if it's so lonely and sad? I mean come on. What HAVE you done to change it?

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> [pause] Like I'm actually, like I'm you know, fe-, I got started like a year or two ago you know, talking to people, getting to know people, going to [[church]], finding social outings to go to-- Oh, 'scuse me, [[Barb\|my mom]].		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> [pause] Like I'm actually, like I'm you know, fe-, I got started like a year or two ago you know, talking to people, getting to know people, going to [[church]], finding social outings to go to- Oh, 'scuse me, [[Barb\|my mom]].

	<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> Yeah. [unclear]		<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> Yeah. [unclear]
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	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Ahh, OK.		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Ahh, OK.

	<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> Yeah, you saved five. . .[unintelligible] . . .dollars paid.		<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> Yeah, you saved five...[unintelligible] ...dollars paid.

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> How much money you getting tonight? Yeah I currently have like fourteen or something in the bank so. Yeah I'll check. Yeah.		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> How much money you getting tonight? Yeah I currently have like fourteen or something in the bank so. Yeah I'll check. Yeah.
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	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Yeah well I mean what if uh, this video game [unintelligible] though, is actually, is in reality a Sonichu game but I'm not getting the credit for it?		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Yeah well I mean what if uh, this video game [unintelligible] though, is actually, is in reality a Sonichu game but I'm not getting the credit for it?

	<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> [long pause] Sometimes you just like have to [muffle] let me tell you something. From my experience. I have worked for a lot of people in my life. In a lot of places, okay? And my role was [muffle] secretaries, administrative assistant, uh, whatever, I've worked for cops, companies, publishers, um, I've worked for oil companies, all kinds of department managers, et cetera. And I've worked in different types of business. [muffle] Which gave me [unintelligible] The way they operate with their manufacturer and sell or if they just [unintelligible] whether it's uh, an animate object or an inanimate object. So I've had quite a variety of experience of serving, OK. For the total benefit of the company, in all kinds of situations. So even when you want something it gives you a sense of humility if you put yourself in a humble role of serving. You're serving [unintelligible] issue. But it shows humility and caring that, y'know, this will help others, but you want to make money on it too. But there's a lot and you, you know what, you don't know all the stuff they do. I could, I tell you a lot of [unintelligible] here in a few minutes, but that's with a lot of years of my life. And each . . . section of your life that you go through is different. So every seven years your perspective has changed somewhat. 'Cause you've learned some other things. And you learn all you can, read all you can, talk to all the people you can, uhhh. Y'know you, you learn to uh, do small work at home, um medium, housework, outside work. It's just for your creative mind. And it makes things look nice. OK, and that helps you live the way you live. Like having the kitchen food. I'm sorry that I got sick and I've been sick for so long. Because I enjoy all the hard work you and I did bringing stuff in here. Especially the part in which movin' it over here and then putting it back together again. And who did we think about first? You and [[Bob\|your father]]. First we moved your stuff and then we moved your dad's stuff. What you all use, you got that? And you all learned to keep everything to keep that you thought you might need or that you live with everyday until the last trip. And I'm here to tell you that I almost killed myself at least twice. I mean it was just a hairline . . . thing that kept me from killing myself after that. One was that big chair of dad's downstairs I, I took it, I took it apart, so it was in two pieces, and I fell with it, going down the back steps uh, over there. And then picking it up the hill on the wagon, aaand it, it fell off, it fell off the wagon twice. I fell down the steps with one part of it. And it was like, I don't know, four or five steps. That was the worst time. Scared me, fatigued me...But see, I allowed you to go to your ga-game. [unintelligible] dad took you on those [unintelligible]. Your father took you to that last park bench and I was there by myself, and I had all the stuff, of your father's and yours. And then mine came last. And that was one [unintelligible], day and night. And I was so fatigued and then I had to drive and drive and drive, to find gas 2 o'clock or 3 o'clock in the morning. Your father shoulda got it put in the truck.		<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> [long pause] Sometimes you just like have to [muffle] let me tell you something. From my experience. I have worked for a lot of people in my life. In a lot of places, okay? And my role was [muffle] secretaries, administrative assistant, uh, whatever, I've worked for cops, companies, publishers, um, I've worked for oil companies, all kinds of department managers, et cetera. And I've worked in different types of business. [muffle] Which gave me [unintelligible] The way they operate with their manufacturer and sell or if they just [unintelligible] whether it's uh, an animate object or an inanimate object. So I've had quite a variety of experience of serving, OK. For the total benefit of the company, in all kinds of situations. So even when you want something it gives you a sense of humility if you put yourself in a humble role of serving. You're serving [unintelligible] issue. But it shows humility and caring that, y'know, this will help others, but you want to make money on it too. But there's a lot and you, you know what, you don't know all the stuff they do. I could, I tell you a lot of [unintelligible] here in a few minutes, but that's with a lot of years of my life. And each... section of your life that you go through is different. So every seven years your perspective has changed somewhat. 'Cause you've learned some other things. And you learn all you can, read all you can, talk to all the people you can, uhhh. Y'know you, you learn to uh, do small work at home, um medium, housework, outside work. It's just for your creative mind. And it makes things look nice. OK, and that helps you live the way you live. Like having the kitchen food. I'm sorry that I got sick and I've been sick for so long. Because I enjoy all the hard work you and I did bringing stuff in here. Especially the part in which movin' it over here and then putting it back together again. And who did we think about first? You and [[Bob\|your father]]. First we moved your stuff and then we moved your dad's stuff. What you all use, you got that? And you all learned to keep everything to keep that you thought you might need or that you live with everyday until the last trip. And I'm here to tell you that I almost killed myself at least twice. I mean it was just a hairline... thing that kept me from killing myself after that. One was that big chair of dad's downstairs I, I took it, I took it apart, so it was in two pieces, and I fell with it, going down the back steps uh, over there. And then picking it up the hill on the wagon, aaand it, it fell off, it fell off the wagon twice. I fell down the steps with one part of it. And it was like, I don't know, four or five steps. That was the worst time. Scared me, fatigued me...But see, I allowed you to go to your ga-game. [unintelligible] dad took you on those [unintelligible]. Your father took you to that last park bench and I was there by myself, and I had all the stuff, of your father's and yours. And then mine came last. And that was one [unintelligible], day and night. And I was so fatigued and then I had to drive and drive and drive, to find gas 2 o'clock or 3 o'clock in the morning. Your father shoulda got it put in the truck.

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> [interrupts] Wait, wasn't I with you on that gas trip?		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> [interrupts] Wait, wasn't I with you on that gas trip?
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	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Yep.		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Yep.

	<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> Then I had to drive all the way from over there to [unintelligible] . And I was so tired I'm surprised that I made it. That we made it. And the next day. . . I was . . . trying to get some rest and your father yelled at me to get out of bed and unload that truck! Cause we had to take the truck back. By such and such a time. He should have told me the day before that we would have to take the truck back. Overall, it woulda just been some extra rental that went over the deadline time.		<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> Then I had to drive all the way from over there to [unintelligible]. And I was so tired I'm surprised that I made it. That we made it. And the next day... I was... trying to get some rest and your father yelled at me to get out of bed and unload that truck! Cause we had to take the truck back. By such and such a time. He should have told me the day before that we would have to take the truck back. Overall, it woulda just been some extra rental that went over the deadline time.

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Yeah. OK.		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Yeah. OK.

	<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> I haven't had an opportunity since. . . we got the stuff here. . . aaand I've never had an opportunity to really do the things I wanted to do, OK. We've been back nine years. I still haven't done the things I wanted to do.[Chris tries to talk] Now wait a minute, I've tried to do what I can do for most I have [skip] every day. Because of my health and because of another thing, I only have two to four hours of energy at the most. [Chris says something] Now today I did one thing that totally put me down. That was I brought the new wagon. So we can [unintelligible] this out here and put it in the wagon in the trash cans and and take it up to be burned. And on top of that, another thing that up-upset me is that, just banging away with your father yelling at me, when I was asleep, to wake me up. Instead of coming in and being nice and being like "nah" he's like "unh". It's abusive. The way he screams at me. So I won't help ya. Well, when I tried to recharge that battery the last time I spent a long time out there.		<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> I haven't had an opportunity since... we got the stuff here... aaand I've never had an opportunity to really do the things I wanted to do, OK. We've been back nine years. I still haven't done the things I wanted to do. [Chris tries to talk] Now wait a minute, I've tried to do what I can do for most I have [skip] every day. Because of my health and because of another thing, I only have two to four hours of energy at the most. [Chris says something] Now today I did one thing that totally put me down. That was I brought the new wagon. So we can [unintelligible] this out here and put it in the wagon in the trash cans and and take it up to be burned. And on top of that, another thing that up-upset me is that, just banging away with your father yelling at me, when I was asleep, to wake me up. Instead of coming in and being nice and being like "nah" he's like "unh". It's abusive. The way he screams at me. So I won't help ya. Well, when I tried to recharge that battery the last time I spent a long time out there.

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Oh by the way uh-		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Oh by the way uh-

	<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> And! And he was determined-- he didn't want to help me. OK? He wasn't interested. He is only interested in making things look like he did 'em. It was his idea and I really didn't have anything to do with it. Even when I help him. I get no credit for anything. He never gives me credit to my face. Or if he's talking to anybody else. Just like he tells you sometimes, “Well I don't get no help from your momma huuur.” No, it's his own attitude to, which is wrong, which is absolutely wrong.		<font color="#7D26CD">'''Barbara:'''</font> And! And he was determined- he didn't want to help me. OK? He wasn't interested. He is only interested in making things look like he did 'em. It was his idea and I really didn't have anything to do with it. Even when I help him. I get no credit for anything. He never gives me credit to my face. Or if he's talking to anybody else. Just like he tells you sometimes, “Well I don't get no help from your momma huuur.” No, it's his own attitude to, which is wrong, which is absolutely wrong.

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> I give you credit.		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> I give you credit.
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	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Hrm.		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Hrm.

	<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:''' </font>You ever think about that? I mean how are you supposed to be an adult when, when you're sitting in your room all you can see is childish things? I'm not saying that it's not OK to have some of them but I mean, all over your walls and your ceiling? Come on! Besides if all of it's collector stuff you can sell it. If not donate it! Think about how happy you'll make somebody that, you know sharing your stuff like that. I mean you should probably keep maybe five percent of the stuff in your room.		<font color="#FF0066">'''Kacey:'''</font> You ever think about that? I mean how are you supposed to be an adult when, when you're sitting in your room all you can see is childish things? I'm not saying that it's not OK to have some of them but I mean, all over your walls and your ceiling? Come on! Besides if all of it's collector stuff you can sell it. If not donate it! Think about how happy you'll make somebody that, you know sharing your stuff like that. I mean you should probably keep maybe five percent of the stuff in your room.

	<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Now that's too little.		<font color="#0033FF">'''Chris:'''</font> Now that's too little.