Hello everyone and welcome to Brittany's Graham. I'm Babs Gray. I'm Tess Barker. And it's been a while

tomorrow, well today, I guess, whenever you listen to this. Depending on what time zone you're in.

We're releasing this as quickly as we can. But it is the eve or maybe where you are, it is the day

of the next evaluation hearing for Brittany. I think it's been a few months of a lot of people. Same thing that was

happening, I think, over the summer where we were waiting for the September hearing. It's been

like a few months of just being hopeful, trying to hang in there. I think that's really been all

people feel like they can do. It's just think good thoughts and like think ahead to this day.

Yeah. So it is happening, you know, happening tomorrow.

We don't, obviously, we have no idea what's going to happen, you know,

if it's just going to be a continuation of what's been happening,

where they're just basically kind of, you know, stalling, it seems like.

Or we have a few ideas of predictions of, you know, what we think might go down

and what we've kind of, like, discussed amongst ourselves as far as, like, what we think might go down and what we've kind of like

discussed amongst ourselves as far as like what we think could happen.

We should, yeah, we should say, first of all, that the people who work in these courts and,

you know, ostensibly Jamie's lawyers are very good at delaying things.

Yeah, I feel like that's half of like what being a lawyer is.

Totally. Which like if I had known that being a lawyer was just hitting snooze on shit, maybe I would have gone to law school, you know, because I'm good at that.

Professional snooze.

No, but seriously.

Yeah.

So I think that that's something that we always have to take into consideration is that's a it's a matter of exhausting people and kind of dragging things out.

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