We might not have a choice in it. But horrible as that might seem, you have to think it's better than [ __ ] >> Yes, but I can't stay with them. >> I know. We'll we'll face that. >> I can't stay with them. I cannot I cannot stay with them. >> Like I said, baby, I don't know how this works. I don't know if you or they will have a choice in it. >> So, it we just have to wait and see. But the main thing to focus on is you're getting out of jail today. You're going to be able to eat food. >> I can't stay with them. I can't stay with them. >> Molly, we'll figure it out. I just don't know how this works. Don't Don't get too worked up about it and in your head about it. We just don't know yet. >> I can't stay with them. >> Hello. >> Hi, honey. >> Hey, I heard the good news. >> Yeah, it's mostly good news. Yeah. >> Your dad said he'd be able to pick you up today. >> Yeah. >> I'm so happy. >> I know things are going to be kind of weird and different when you get out. It's going to be a struggle still cuz you have to keep it straight and narrow, but I'm really proud of you and I still help you and we're going to be good. >> Yeah. I just um Yeah, it's going to be weird for a while. Yep. Um I told your dad and they already okay because I know you're going to have to stay with them. So I told them I would uh come and bring the bunny cage bring. >> Will I have to stay with them? >> Most likely cuz the way it's going to work is you're probably going to have like a probationary thing. You'll probably be required to. I don't know 100%. We'll figure it out. >> Why can't I see it with you? I I told you I we just had to figure it out. I don't know how this works. >> Like I already lived with you for years. >> I understand, but I'm just focused on the fact you're getting out of here. I'm super excited you'll be able to eat real food and get real sleep and have stuffies and stuff. >> I can't stay without >> I know. Well, baby, we might not have a choice in it, but horrible as that might seem, you have to think it's better than jail. >> Yes, but I can't stay with them. >> I know. We'll we'll face that one. >> I can't stay with them. I cannot I cannot stay with them. >> Like I said, baby, I don't know how this works. I don't know if you or they will have a choice in it. So, it we just have to wait and see. But the main thing to focus on is you're getting out of jail today. You're going to be able to eat food. >> I can't stay with them. I can't stay with them. >> Molly, we'll figure it out. I just don't know how this works. Don't Don't get too worked up about it and in your head about it. We just don't know yet. >> I can't stay with them. >> I know. I know. >> We're going to get through this though. Okay. >> I need to stay with you. I can't be with them. >> Well, I mean, you'll still have me if that's the situation. You'll be staying there, but it's not like I won't exist. But like I said, don't worry about it yet. Like, just be happy that you're going to be leaving that territory and then we can do all of that as a can't imagine living with them. I will lose my mind. I understand. But no matter how bad it is, it's better than where you're at right now. But like I said, let's not worry about it. That's that's for later. Like, let's just be happy that we got what we wanted. You got your bail reduced. You're going to get out of that. >> The bail wasn't even reduced at all. >> Oh, really? >> No. RJ tried so hard. Well, either way, I'm either way, you you got the bailish and and you don't have to be there. Like, even if it's going to be hard going forward for the next several months, we're going to get I'm going to help you or we got a bail. We got a bail. We didn't get the bail reduced at all. >> Yeah. But either way, you got bailed, which is something. >> I thought R.J. could be more helpful in getting it reduced. I really did. >> To be fair, I think he was. You'll want to talk to your dad about it. I think it was pretty heavy. >> You think it was even higher? >> Yeah. >> But either way, like I said, it doesn't matter. >> Whatever happened, you had bail and you they paid it and you get to leave. That was good. Do you want me to bring you the Dana Bible back if you are your parents or do you want me to keep it so I can still annotate it and we can go over them together? >> Um, I don't know. >> All right. Well, look, that's all that's all stuff to figure out later. Right now, the thing is that we just celebrating that you are going to be >> I don't want to imagine that I'm going to be living at my parents. That sounds like [ __ ] hell. I know compared to what you've already been through, anything's going to be great. >> But yeah, I'm super >> They will abuse me. If they catch me with nicotine, they will abuse me. >> Well, I mean, look, I I have a feeling you're going to have to try and quit the nicotine. Usually, when you're out on bail, kind of like probation where they might even have a parole officer who gives you drug tests and things like that. like you're going to have to stay pretty. >> But you can have nicotine. >> You can, but I I I'm kind of just thinking maybe it's a good time to try to stop because you've already been through >> because you've already been through the worst of it. Nicotine with seven days is the worst. >> I need it more and more every day. >> Well, that's that's that's up to you, baby. I'm just saying like you're already past the hump of it. It's the best chance you'll ever have to actually quit. >> But I understand that. >> I feel I need it more every day. I feel I need it more every day. I feel I'm going to die without it. >> Well, that could also be the add-on of all the starving and not having proper method or medication and everything at once. You've been dealing with a lot of different things all at the same time. >> I need I need my nicotine. You're allowed to have nicotine. >> You are? Yeah, you're allowed to have nicotine. I don't think there's any type of rule you can enforce that says no nicotine. I I don't know for certain. I don't know the law, but that sounds farfetched to me. >> I'm pretty sure if I renew my medical marijuana card, I'm allowed to have that, too. >> No, that day definitely wants to laugh. Pretty sure. >> I mean, we can look into it, baby, but I just don't want you to get set on it. Like, chances are you're going to have to stop smoking weed >> if it helps. I'm pretty sure >> I don't need it. I already have. >> I'm pretty sure it's medically. >> Excuse me. >> I'm pretty sure it's medically allowed. >> I I'm not trying to start an argument with you, baby. I just don't think because it's it's medically allowed in Ohio when it's a crime like that or when it's an actual crime like that becomes a federal thing and it's federally legal. So I just don't know. [Music] >> Like I said I don't >> Stop trying to tell me that I don't need nicotine. >> I didn't say you didn't need it. I just said today's now is your best chance to be able to quit. I know you're still craving it, >> but I'm not trying to quit. >> Okay. >> I'm just trying to get as much good out of this horrible experience as possible. >> It's mostly all I've been able to think about is that I need that. >> I know. >> I know. I know. Babe, I know it's going to be it's going to be a rough time going forward, too. It's going to be hard, but we're going to get you through this. >> They're probably not going to allow me to feed Jenny anymore. >> Why? >> Because they're probably going to make me see like a really crappy therapist who is really horrible instead of >> You can still see your therapist. They can give you courtappointed therapy, but you still have freedom over finding the right people and stuff like that. >> No, like they're not going to let me leave my house to go see Jenny, but then they're going to force me to leave the house to go see some [ __ ] therapist who [ __ ] sucks. >> Yeah, I just don't know. >> I have a feeling that's what's going to happen. >> But like I said, don't I know it's hard because you're still struggling. You still haven't eaten and you still haven't had nicotine, so you're still in that mood. Just be happy, babe. You got what you wanted. >> No, it's not because it's still so much higher than what R.J. and I were hoping for. >> I mean, I guess that's true, but I mean, considering the the possibilities of what could have happened, you it's I'm just grateful. >> I feel like the prayers were like when you get a chance once you're out of there and you can talk to your dad and stuff about the bail and things. I don't want to say stuff over the the thingy, but I think you'll understand what an amazing job you did. >> Audio. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. But yeah, I'm just I'm so excited that you'll be able to get some real sleep and real food and real shower. human contact and a hug and get to see the bunnies. >> Like, how will we have a relationship at all if I'm not even going to be able to live with you? >> I mean, it it it'll be going back to kind of like dating, but we'll we'll figure things out. Like, that's the least of our concerns right now. I just want to make sure that you're safe. >> That's like the most of my concerns. >> I know, baby. I know you're freaking out, but it's going to be okay. [Music] All right. Okay. Oh god, someone's coming. I got to let you go. I think they're called things soon, but I love you and I will talk to you later and um yeah, I'll try and figure out from your dad exactly when they're getting you and stuff. >> And what the the deal is. I don't know what the timing is or anything. I haven't like Dad's the one who gets to talk to R.J. So, I just heard everything secondhand through him. So, I don't know the exact time frame of what's happening. >> Let's see. Bye for now. >> Bye for now. Okay. >> Love you. >> Love you. All right. Stay strong and I will talk to you. >> Okay. Bye. Bye.