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It's time a couple of months later I was on a phone call that was trying to get off.
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Well, it's not going to work.
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Actually, I have to say it's chilly, which is not something we get so much chilly, it's like,
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oh, it's probably down to 53 or so.
5:03
Oh my gosh. How about that?
5:05
Well, we've had a cold front come through.
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It was only 80 something the yesterday and 80 something today, but I think it's
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we've heard about Friday.
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She sat here a while ago.
5:15
No, but she didn't like us.
5:17
I did.
5:19
So how did it have a thing shake out yesterday?
5:24
Yeah, I thought it went well.
5:27
Man, it kind of talks a lot.
5:29
Holy moly.
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We took, I was there till five.
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I mean, we took the whole entire day and it talks a lot.
5:43
I would ask them a very easy question, nothing trickier anything.
5:48
And you would answer it, oh, yes, but let me tell you about my fishing trip last week.
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I mean, just like, didn't just stop talking.
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So that's the only room to you.
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And I just kept looking in his lawyer prostituted.
6:00
We'll just like kind of not roll in my eyes, but just saying, come on man, let's get stop.
6:07
So anyway, so that was that, but I think we got some good stuff out of it.
6:12
And he, you know, we went through the trust instruments and, you know, I got him comfortable
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with the fact that it does require kind of a team step analysis.
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One income down to the beneficiary to a custom standard of living.
6:31
And so we talked about what does a standard of living mean?
6:35
And why is the judge a standard of living?
6:38
And he agreed, well, budget expenses would tell you kind of what your standard of living is.
6:44
And we agree that, you know, you could bake a million dollars a year, spend all of it
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ever really high standard living.
6:50
You could also make a million dollars a year and spend all of that also and not in high standard living.
6:56
So just because your income is one, you know, one number doesn't necessarily mean your standard
7:02
living is, is that your income level, you know, greater than or less than.
7:06
And so I have to be an analysis of both sides.
7:08
So he was on board with that, you know, he, when we got to December 29, we back up.
7:18
So originally in December 2012, when I started the distributions, I asked him,
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how did they come to that number?
7:26
And he said, well, you first help us.
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That's it.
7:29
Okay.
7:29
So did Sierra make before me the independent investigation grains income level?
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And December 2012, no.
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And I went through each of your sisters, no, no.
7:40
Okay.
7:40
Well, it's here to perform any independent investigation on
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Graham standard of living and December 2012.
7:48
No, certainly, it wasn't the same thing for him.
7:51
And you know, I was going to go just like, well, Mr. PV, you know, where Melissa lives.
7:57
He said, I, she said don't care about her.
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It's like, great, you've been to her house.
8:02
No, you don't get a car to your eyes.
8:04
No, does she, is she married?
8:06
Yes, she's married.
8:07
What's her husband doing?
8:07
Well, he's a golf guy.
8:08
That was just unique.
8:09
I don't know.
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And so all these kind of building up to the bank really had no idea