And it's a good thing to ask. Really good thing to ask.
Yeah, Suzanne.
I learned the hard way. And. I sometimes mix up numbers and I remember when I had to send somebody $20 via Venmo and I added an extra digit.
200, which I didn't want to do. So I do ask someone when I am dealing with money to especially doing things online to look and make sure my numbers are correct.
I've also. Learned the hard way, that it's okay not to make a decision right away.
For many of us. Our processing is slower. I know mine is. And so Staying too, a salesperson or.
Or.
Is it that you need to think about it? And walk away is okay. And sometimes we need to think about it for just a few minutes.
Find a quiet spot. So you can think, clearly or, or even come back the next day after you've talked to somebody, you know, And I frequently do that.
And I, and it's hard for some of us to make decisions. I have a hard time making decisions when I'm in a store.
Do I want this or do I want that? And. Figuring out which one is the better deal.
And so. It pressrates people who are with me. I'm having a list going in of what I want or what I want to do.
For example, today I have to go to the bank. And transfer some money into another account. So I've got the numbers ridden down.
I had my husband look at it. So when I go into the bank, I transfer $20 instead of 200 or whatever the figure is and I don't make the mistake and sometimes having it in writing what you want to do, I want this cell phone, but I don't want these.
Things on it that cost extra money. I'm having it written down on a list. I can help.
And you can always say no. I need to think about this. Because it is even without a TBI it's So confusing at times and we're the TBI, it's compounded.
So, I'd also like to hear what other people, what other strategies people are using.
Thank you so much, Suzanne. Very good. Okay, Cisco, you got a hand up.
You're muted. There you go. Oops, it's muted again.
Cisco, you're muted again.
I got it. Okay. Thank you. Hi.
Contracting business. And I was not, I was, it was unbelievable how many contracts. We sign in our lives or during the week the year and you only pay $29.
And you can review as many contracts as you as you as you need to and when you go to buy like say for example you go so contract you for you sign in for like a, like a phone or anything.
So you just send that to during on a fax form. To the company, they review it, and then they highlight the holes that you could fall into with the contract by you signing that contract.
I just wanted to. Can I say the name of it? Celeste?
I don't know. I guess if you want to.
Yeah. Yeah, it's called legal shield. You can just look it up, you know, and, And there's other companies.
And they're They have got me out of a signing a horrible contracts they they right away you know like within the day they reached back to me and they said, yeah, if you want to be, you know, attached to them for this many years, you know, it says in the bottom right here.
So it's pretty amazing. The tools that we have to navigate. The world? I just had forgotten about it.
And now that you guys are mentioning, I wanted, you know, share with you guys, my brothers and sisters, that, there are tools out there that are.
Legal. Okay.
Welcome.
Good. Thanks so much. Okay. Okay, and Clay, how you doing?
Oh.
Oh, that's a excellent question. I'm not too well. I had a, last Wednesday.
I was awakened at 6 o'clock in the morning. By having a wall of water dumped on my bed.
Oh.
The toilet in the apartment above me. Started shooting water out of its
And flooded the entire apartment above me. And my apartment got flooded as well.
And so. All my possessions and everything are in storage. And we.
Permanent company is putting me up in a hotel now for Who knows how long? We have 2.
Well, they already ripped out about 65% of my of the apartment. Is demolished.
Oh no.
And so in the process of. Drawing it out with these huge heaters.
And, so. It's gonna, gonna have to wait until it's dry before they can start to do any sort of I repaireding or fixing it up again.
So,
Anyway, it's been just very traumatic to. Have your whole life just suddenly
Sort of basically destroyed and You're living in a tiny little, you know. A motel room which of course you know companies paying for, obviously.
So. So, Yeah, and so it's, you know, just living in with a tidy little refrigerator in a microwave.
Gotcha. Wow. Well, our hearts are with you. Email me if there's anything I can do, okay?
Okay, yeah, it's just a matter of It's really just a matter of time. This point in time.
Okay.
But. Trying to also try and to you know, trying to distress as much as possible as well. So.
Certainly. Okay. Well, let me know, cause if there's anything that, you know, comes to mind or if I can think of anything, I will send it your way, okay?
Okay, thank you so much.
Thank you.
Okay. Alright, well take good care. Okay, Shelley and then we're going to wrap.
Okay, Shelley, what's up? You're muted.
Hi. So. I feel like I'm going back to.
The discussion with. With the money. So.
I don't know if anyone else has gone through this.
I don't remember when it was that. I got my kids. The flu shot and
At a CVS and Apparently they
I don't know if it's that they don't accept. Any insurance at CBS for the shots because it's considered retail.
Which I think is crazy and, So. We got a bill and some
And so.
Then I told my husband that I got a, I spoke to someone and said, that It was okay that.
One of my kids. We didn't. Have to pay for but it sounded like the other one we did it was like a little crazy
So. They. Ended up. I don't remember how to say it.
Where they Go to collections and say. So my husband's. He spoke to some people at his job and they said just paid and then you could fight it so
Basically, that's where we're at right now.
Okay, so. If that's where you're at right now, then what you need to do is you call.
You get the, if your insurance is all through work, then the insurance. Need to, give you a final statement on where they stand and then what you need to do is find out exactly what has gone to collections.
And it's all in the legal departments. So. Have your husband talk to, I mean, it's his insurance because he's the one that has to talk to him.
Yeah.
So find out where everybody, because you're saying if this then that then you're working on assumptions right now.
So you need to find out exactly where everybody stands and your husband should do it because its insurance in his name.
Yeah, exactly.
Okay. Okay, do that.
Okay, thanks.
Alrighty. So. Okay.
So we're gonna go ahead and wrap because, I have to take off. And this has been a really full day, so I don't know about you guys, but I'm tired.
This is amazing. The the conversation is is very full of so much good information and really strong stuff, you guys.
Clay, I'm really, my heart is with you, guy. And, and, you know, I'm serious.
If there's anything you can think of, just email me, call me, let me know what's up.
And, you know, how we can support what's going on there. And that's true for anybody with what's going on.
You know, that's what we're here for is to support each other. And we can't know unless you let us know what's going on.
So it's, yeah. Things get tough, things get better and I'm so thrilled with what's going on with the Wednesday group and and when I can't be there, I'm so glad you fill us in on what's happening.
So terrific guys, I'm gonna turn off the. Where's the? Okay, I'm gonna stop recording.
Thanks, guys