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Yeah, so it seems like they're giving into this settlement stuff about what the
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conversations with my dad and is there anything that I mean they're past it.
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I told him before you got here an appetite for everybody to look at the
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trust and I don't know the math or mechanics on it but he said we have a bank
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wants to do that so that's how the bank so they're somewhat working for our
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college and I didn't know we just we were just mister she's over at a park
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garage. Pretty good conference as well. Yeah they get this. You know it's all
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crazy asshole. No timing didn't quite work out. I actually tried to get
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tickets but the lottery system is really challenging. Yeah see the prices of
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they're super high. Yeah they keep
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just a moment. Please stand by. This is our meeting number two. We're back on the
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right here and the time is 1039. Okay I think you have something to clean up from
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our first hour together. Yeah your first question had you ever been arrested? I
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was arrested once and in 1990 for here in Dallas driving under the influence. Okay
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I had to spend the night in the jail and pay a huge fine and then pay a lot of
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lawyer stuff to get it to be expunged or dissolved or something. Do you remember the
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names of any of your lawyers? No. Okay. Is that still on your record? No. Okay. And then
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just kind of when I was looking through my notes you mentioned you know to ask you
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how you prefer the deposition if you had spoken any lines and just your lawyers and
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asked you about Cairo and he's spoken in about your deposition. I said not
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since the communication with the lawyer yesterday. Right. Before before the
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communication we were had he spoken to Cairo about about the deposition. Oh yeah
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okay. And what are those communications like? What's it going to be like? Who's
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going to be there? How did the prep go? I was like it's it's it's exactly what you
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imagined. I think there's going to be a big conference room and you know it'll
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probably go to noon. I'll let you know. You know that kind of. And what? Do you
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also have a lot of, for example, my wife and I did a budget for our house together.
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Do you two do budgeting together? We do. Okay and you do have a goal in mind for
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this lawsuit. The goal yes to to be true it up with with the distributions that
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out was entitled to. So is it fair to say that you know the game it isn't what
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we're seeking is whatever your sisters have gotten you want your share of them. Right
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and the costs to have this lawsuit which I shouldn't have had to file. And then in
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you've retained your your lord here today correct? Yes. Are you paying it
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over hourly or hourly? What did you sell your plane in 2021? Because it was
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extremely expensive to operate and my mother decided to sell her Atlanta house.
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So the purpose was evaporated. And then so this is the so your mother helped you
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buy this one correct. Yes. Okay. What did you do with the process? So used it
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to fund some house renovations and to buy you know we opened an investment
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account also. And you said house renovations. What house? We had a house in Atlanta
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Georgia. Okay. That was the mid century modern money pit and there were some
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roof problems that ended up being very expensive. Okay. And the new house in Georgia. My husband
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and I joined. Okay. And what was the address of the house? 1819 Linux Road
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northeast. Okay. Atlanta Georgia. Did your mom live here? Did she
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what? Did your mother live with you there? No she visited a lot. Okay. Did she have her
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own house in Atlanta? She did. Okay. What did that house? 1819. How did you get
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the funds to buy that house? My parents gave me the money. Okay. And then what was the
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purchase for the house? It was $700. And what year did you purchase it? 2004. And how much
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did she sell it for? 1.6 million. And what if you don't discuss it? Invest. And we talked
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about Ann Aquada did. Why couldn't Ann hold a job in your opinion? I don't know. I don't
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know. Well you own a business don't you? If you were to submit a job application order some
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of the reasons you would reject her, other than her being your sister. That's a strange
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question. I don't know where she is. Lazy? Is she not smart? She has absolutely no concept
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of what a job means. And what's required in terms of showing up on a daily basis in some
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consistent manner to work towards some goal? She is lived her life maintaining gardens and
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designing her backyard and the idea of productivity is not something that she's ever been understood.
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But she has lived a life without purpose. And it's very content with that. Okay. The name
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of the software business you have, what's the name of the company? It's Venturus. Not America's.
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Oh, Venturus. Besides Venturus, do you hold any other jobs? What about from 2020 to present?
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Any other jobs you feel? The name of the company has changed. I just want to know what you're
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doing for her. Have you ever been a shareholder of a company? No. Have you ever been a venture