You went over there and took his phone.
I don't care. I don't care what you
think, what you say. I never went over
there. I never took his goddamn phone.
And I'm sick of him and his lies. I'm
sick of him because all he does to me is
lie to me about me. And I'm sick of it.
He wants me out. I will get out. I'm
trying to find a house right now to buy.
Yes, I need to get away from this trash
garbage place. I need to get out of
here. And I'm I'm doing everything I
can. It's Christmas and I'm sorry you
have to work on Christmas. It is
Christmas, right? Cuz Christmas means
to me anymore. My children aren't
here. It is Christmas. Yes. Yes. And I'm
sorry you have to work to be away from
your families. I am. So I was back
there. Can you run me through how you
got the phone again? I I was confused.
Sure. I I went to check on my cabin,
which I do every day to make sure it's
still intact, not burned down to the
ground. On my way back from there. Is
your cabin the It's the big one up on
the stills. I don't know what it looks
like. I've never been out there. Is it a
pull barn? Yeah, it's a full barn. Yeah.
Or like a little uh little barn. Barn.
Yeah, that Yeah, it's up on stilts.
That's mine that I paid for. Um he's
staying at Jeremy's camp, which is the
little cabin or the little trailer. So
on my way out, as I'm driving out, I
stop right where it crosses like this.
There was a phone in the middle of the
road. I stopped the truck, grabbed the
phone, knew it was his phone cuz I saw
the picture. I know his phone and and I
I drove it back or halfway here. I was
like halfway here and I said, "You know
what? I'm just going to take it back,
put it under cuz I know it's Jack's
phone." I put it under the trash can.
That's when I said, "Hey, I got your
phone." Then I realized, well, he's not
gonna get the message because I have his
phone and that's all I know. Other his
his truck was not there. When I went to
see the cabin, his truck was not there
when I took it back.