Never Do Anything That Forces You to Go to Court
You guys, in court, first of all, you don’t want to be there. That’s number one. I went to law school. Okay, I left. I like law, but I could not believe that’s how the judicial system actually work, when it comes to the judges and the court and the clerk of court. The reality of it sucks, as a young person growing up aspiring to want to be somebody who helps people judicially. When you get in there, the amount of soul selling within the first six months, and the amount of big ass pills you have to swallow. You have to suspend a lot of morality in order to make it all the way through, which calls for a very, very strong person.
Unless you working, you know, a career criminal, or you are working in the courts, in any one of the positions, then in general, as a human, you literally hate the smell of being inside of a court, or being told what to do in general. Like pay a ticket. That’s really where the problem is, y’all. Number one, you’re telling me what to do. Number two, what you’re telling me to do is costing me money. Number three, I have to get up and go to court. Everybody hates it. It’s not something where you feel good about. Oh, I have to go to court, yay. That’s not usually the feeling.
So, degrees of separation: never ever do anything that will force you to have to go to court. Go at will, when there’s things that you want to do on your own, like a business license or a marriage license, something like that. But in general, after the age of 16, drive the **** speed limit.
I’m going to make an assumption here, and I’m pretty good at it too. I’m going to make an assumption that this lady started believing her own BS. It happens. It’s so easy, especially when you bust the cards open. The cards start giving you a story. It starts confirming what you already know to be true, and then you just take it to the next level, to the point where the reading don’t even apply no more. That’s what the psychics do. They do the reading, and then they hit it, and then they keep going, and then it derails the prediction.
What about being served? I learned this in the movies. Run away, keep the doors locked, act like you don’t see the person, get on the elevator, make sure you don’t get served. But street knowledge: you never been served. You don’t ever say yes, I got served, or I got the papers, unless you know how to capitalize off of internet drama. But this woman got served and immediately went online letting everybody know she got served, on top of the slander.
Plop down, sit down, do your thing, and do a reading, and accuse somebody of murder. Honestly, y’all, let me tell y’all something. I’ve been doing this a long time. That is the stupidest thing you could do. But the frivolous idea of suing a psychic? Then she would have had to have a disclaimer in all her videos. But the idea of suing a psychic is stupid too. There’s enough stupid to go around here.
If I was to do something like that, and I was a tarot reader who read crime, then just the way my birth chart is set up, I’m going to read everything like evidence. If they found fingerprints, whatever the cops say, I’m going to do a reading on it, all the way up, follow the entire reading. That don’t mean I’m going to be right. That don’t mean I’m being correct. I’m just saying that’s how I would do it.