Hello, everyone out there. It's just fifty plus. I'm James lot Junior.
I am once again this is where I share stuff. This is where
I am talking to you, filling you in on my weekend why I had
to cancel some shows and take Carris and I had a family emergency. So
I'm going to do the best to kind of explain. I'm gonna tell,
of course, all of this person's business, but I'm gonna explain enough to
you kind of what's going on. So on Saturday, I had asshe we've
met. But that was a very excited I so zoomed, very excited.
Great good people come in there. Right after I started, I started getting
these phone calls. My phone's on side them, but I'm checking the phone.
I'm checking online because of people of late registrations and stuff. So I
see a person who's calling me. I'm like, kai rofen, but they
don't know I do shows on Sundays. So I was like, they were
just calling me, and I'll call him afterwards. I'll check them others afterwards.
Then about a half about an hour later, that SI person calls again.
I always just deep down and on my iPhone you can actually preview a
transcript of a voicemail. They don't always get it right, but it gave
me enough. It was like, this is emergency, call me back.
So I called. So I stopped away from the zoom. I say,
okay, they're all talking and it was and I have to say this last
sub zoom and I said, today I'm at the m It was one of
the most talkative, chatty, I'm sweating. Let me's so busy, it's
hot my room, sweaty, chatty, talkative. Everyone talked. Um,
it had lots to say, and it was it was like the most I
mean we have, We've done nine of them and this is like this one
was just like on fire. So I just want to say thanks everybody who
came. And they we talked about it. But anyway, so I get
a phone call. I'm not gonna say her say my aunts, We're gonna
say her name. Um, I get this best that she was rushed to
the hospital. Now to my knowledge, she's not sick or sickly and like
rust in the hospital. So that gave me shades of my mother and my
stepdad, which earlier this year. So now I'm trying to stay calm.
I'm trying to stay present, and I go and it's like, okay,
go stays in the hospital. Suicide. I want you to know more.
Once we get there, I'm like what. So I go back to my
meeting. I didn't try to conduct it, but also just what you have
to know. On another side note, ten minutes before my meeting started,
I found out someone hacked into my LinkedIn. So if you're a follower of
mine on LinkedIn, I don't have a LinkedIn anymore. Is I had to
go in and try to figure outcau this linked to my YouTube channel, had
to make sure I un linked to my YouTube channel. I had to change.
It was just I'm trying to do all of this while I have a
meeting because this is very importan. I don't want to lose my YouTube channel.
I'll have to start all over a ken ten years. I don't do
that eleven years. Um. And then I was like, okay, I
can get that together. And then I go, I gotta get this together
again. It was like there was so much going on on Saturday. I'm
like, oh, my goodness, can't be this is happening to me.
So I was trying to handle that, and I think I have I think
it's took a while for my stuff to come off of the cloud or whatever.
But somebody's just my name Sally Park hosting jail j media stuff that's not
me. Um, but I did cancel a bunch of stuff. I think
I got it all, but we'll find out then I'll started new LinkedIn page.
I'd rather start a new LinkedIn page than you know, all this stuff.
I mean, I just I hate hackers. I mean, but there's
one reasons why I don't like being online sometimes because I've now been hacked on
Starbucks this year, I've been hacked on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook,
and I had to start over. It's like I have bigger numbers. It's
just crazy. These people are just like they're just they don't they just don't
care. They're just they're just scammers. They're just they just so what they
do for a living. I guess it's it's just bizarre. It's really bizarre
to me. So right now I don't have a LinkedIn. There's nothing,
if anything from me. It's not from me. I don't know what's going
on, but I think I caught it, so we'll see. Hey,
guys, So I'm dealing with that I'm stressed out on that. Then I
got this going on. I don't know what's going on with my aunt and
the reason why they called me it's because I am like the nearest person to
her geographically. But also I've been helping her organize her house and her garden
and her yard and her garage the last ten years, so I know where
stuff is, I know where to look and all this kind of stuff.
So they were contacting me to help her out. Now, mind you you
and mind she has no kids or grandkids and like that. She has a
couple of sisters where they're all but both in the Midwest, so she has
no, you know, close family out here. So besides, that's where
me and a couple of her sisters, where a couple of people were a
family. So so it was like for me with deja vu once again.
Um oh my goodness. And then to top it all off, I go,
where's her dog? Like we don't know, like no one cared to
secure the dog. And so I get through three and a half hours as
our usual so things go, they went through. I had to. I
had to just ended up. I'm sorry, it's three a half hours more
to say, I have to ended up an emergency, and so I rushed
over to her house. I talked to her neighbors. So her name is
very sweet. They're all looking and telling, they're telling what happened. Um,
and so I opened all the doors. I keeps her house with all
her doors, and I'm gonna I'm gonna stay here around three oclocks, around
three thirty and afrenue four o'clockers. I'm gonna stay here talking dark, say
about four hours. I will stay here and maybe Breezy, which is a
dog's name, will come home. And Breezy loves me. We're very club
dog night, very close. So I recognize I keep it outside. People
were driving on the corner around the block. I checked on the next door,
which I keep doing this. This is like a table. Days later,
Um, no Breezy, and I'm like, I'm gonna explain her dog
is gone, you know, if she gets better and comes home now.
The problem was because she lives alone. Her man passed away a few years
ago. Lavis did have keys or a house, so her one neighbor had
the backdoor key. No one has the front door key, and on the
inside with the side door keys. So I got the backdoor key to get
in. Getting back to the person next door said, you hold on to
the that's just in case. It's perfect. I went in and got the
side door keys, and I made a copy set. So she'll have her
set and I'll have my set, or we all or the family will have
a set for her just in case. Right, I do you think I'm
making that? Maybe another set. I'm still thinking about that. I might
do that. I think one more set and make sure they're good. So
we have a couple of sets just sitting around just in case. So I
still know it's wrong. We just don't know. I mean, I'm getting
more news every time I get a phone call, like, here's next the
next day news, here's the next day my mother's I was just worse and
worse. So the gist of that day, which was yesterday, which was
Saturday, just to that story was, um, she had blood her stool,
which I saw in the house. I saw it and I was I
was cleaning up. I started cleaning up, but I was there. I
saw it. And then they said that she was complaining and she was in
pain, and and so they took her. They called the ambulance. They
took her in the Cedar side and I which is a great hospital here in
Los Angeles. UM. And that she was bleeding internally and internally not eternally
internally UM. And that her kidneys we were compromised, so they're putting r
in dialysis and also other things. Their blood pressure was hot loo, her
cigarrett was highly was. It was just not good news, Like, oh
my goodness, okay, so oh um, what happens for me is like
I said, what it was before? Um, is you started not even
now I'm on call. There's one of these now you have to wait your
own call. And so every phone call I was on the phone rings or
a text, you know, like what's what is it? So I was
at our house and we needed phone numbers for certain people. So I found
the phone listen to my aunt was great as a phone list. All of
our numbers on it. My numbers, anybody's numbers are my mother's numbers on
anybody numbers are on it. So we we gotta give the numbers out of
certain people. I saw her wallet and her she's a fanny pack clos of
stuff and her car keys, and it was funny. I saw her today.
I was talking to that later. Um, she asked where it was
because she thought I had it. I thought I had it with me when
I came in. I go, well, no, it was on the
I say, it was on the floor. I picked it up and I
put it. I saw, I said, all your stuff on a certain
table. So if anybody's to get in, I'd tell him where to go.
I'm just have an organizer. So you know, I can't help that
part. You go right there. You go right there, and gain see
your car keys are there? Your fan pack, Your wallet's all right there,
I said, I have yours. I took her cell phone and kept
a army. Was an old flipped phone. It's not funny. Um,
she wanted to gear it to her today. She wanted, as I charged
it up here and give it to her. Um, so she has that,
and then, um, i'm sweating, i've been I've been working.
Um let me do all that. So I took care of that. I
grabbed her phone as I said, okay, when I do leave, I'm
taking her phone and I'm taking her phone list just in case. My sister
and I met with made keys, so I had as I I'll have those
all you know. I was with me anyway, So, um reason very
game. I'm just like, I'm heartbroken about that. I'm a whole nother
huge small dog. I'm just like I'm still working on that. Then,
um so then and they said she's a nice Unessa's going to be for the
evening. Okay, go to home depo, make keys, go home,
have a drink, try to relax and whatever. So I try to sleep.
This morning, I was like, okay, I want to go to
the hospital, like a phone call saying that she they found she had a
bleeding ulcer. They had done a CT scan, nothing bad there, but
they found a bleeding ulcer. They wanted to go into it and endoscopy,
um and go and and try to stop it, you know, do all
that. And plus she was also intubated. She was on a breathing APPARATUSI
all kind of stuff. She can't breathe all the stuff. Okay, so
she's actually going and actually going to go in. So we waited, and
so me and my aunt Debbie decided to go later after she got out.
So he waited till the afternoon. I ran to my sister, came back
home, and so I had no shows today and I put out an audio
version. I put out a disclaimer because they don't see what I'm doing with
the other people. But you guys here no, so I put it on
this. I do disclaimers, and I couldn't be there for these reasons.
And then um so then we decided to go to the hospital and we went.
I'm glad we went. We went over there. We prayed over her,
um we we talked to her. She held our hands. I mean
her grip was very strong. She was out. She asked about her dog.
So I didn't get ready fool to hear she's kind of out of it
still from last Tegon everything. I'm saying, what day is it today?
Where am I about? The hospital? We were explain to her, got
her some ice ships because she was just dry. We got her some lotion
peel for these are things you'll forget sometimes. Lotion lip bomb totally you know,
needed for her. So I actually gotta grab one of these lip bombs
I have as I'll think about it right now and take it with me.
That's what I don't take it with me. I like Carrie, have it
arm me at all times. So I go see her again. There we
go, because I see her again and this one's honey Arms Bostonia good.
I'll put that in there for her. It's a new one. It's it's
a total new one. I just had to open it yet, and she
already has lotion, so I'm gonna take that with me. But those are
two things people forgive. My mother was the same thing. She wanted lip
bombs. She wanted he was drunk to just dry because she couldn't eat or
anything. Gary looked for ice chips as we were about to leave. They're
going they're gonna give her some chicken broth, a liquid diet. Her blood
pressure looked really well today and her heart rate was good. She was bringing
on her own. Took the insbasition to you out. But when she cost
there was some blood, so I told the nurse, nurse doctor talk to
her. The nurse and doctor had to meet them when we were there.
Just great timing. So shouts to nurs chenney, doctor and a doctor.
They're great. Um, I mean, probably be so nice to see your
side, because I just differ from other hospitals. It was very It was
very nice. She had her own room, but she's very weak, and
she whispered to me she couldn't ice him in your house. Don't worry.
We take care of everything. We told the doctor I'm the nephew, and
don't worry about that. I know where everything is or her papers are.
I know, I know where all that stuff is. So once again,
deja vous. I'm in this situation that everyone's looking to me to to kind
of you know, hopefully like make it calming. And I know where stuff
is. And so I said, the house secure. Whatever you knied would
give you. So I left the letter of the phone. We give her
some lotion. I'll bring a lip on this. I see her um.
So they said they they're trying to see if they can stop the bleeding for
sure, you know, monitor overnight the icu um. But they were encouraged
and says she looks better, so we'll see and that's we're gonna think positive,
of course, and that if, if, if she does do fine
overnight, transferred to a regular room and then do some recovery stuff. So
because she's a she is a diabetic and there's other things going on with her,
we want to make sure she's good. So it just but again,
I for me personally, I had a hold together because I almost started crying
when she held my hand and squeezed it would let it go, and I
was like, oh my goodness, and this is this is I just went
through this like three months ago. And so it's another figure of mine who
was basically decently okay and then suddenly it changes. And I'm just I'm doing
that lesson over and over and over again this year. These last seven months
have just not been the greatest months for me or my family. Um So
that's basically kind of what happened. Um, We're still monitoring her, We're
still we're gonna play it every Like I said, I'm in that mode like
I've always am. The phone is on, We're gonna handle things as they
come, you know. Just I'm by that mode, hand as they come.
Um, So work is gonna be very in sporadic for a minute.
We're gonna see what happens. Um. And yeah, so I me and
her sisters will trying to work it out. I'm trying to work it out.
So it's just I mean, just life is short. But again,
I'm like, for me, of all people in my life and most of
who have big sons and daughters or grandchildren, this particular one doesn't. And
once again, I'm the nearest to him, so to speak, who's also
very organized and trustworthy and all that kind of stuff. So it's just it's
I can't see the catch a break. And what's so funny is, um
a person who I was checking on me has the same name as my aunts.
I'm gonna actually tell her that. Um. So it's kind of crazy,
but I wanted to try to tell you that. And that's the update
right now, as a Sunday night at seven nineteen, I'm gonna watch the
tunnelis and see how they do this. I'm very curious and may have another
drink again and relax because I have some important interviews tomorrow. I kind of
want to go to our house tomorrow because he has some plants and need you
know me and plants that need some attention, and to see if the dog
comes back me. And I'm gonna maybe who knows, maybe a neighbor has
a way for me to come back or something. I don't know, So
I'm gonna go by there. I'm thinking about go there in the afternoon because
it's lighter later here, so I'm gonna just, uh, yeah, that's
probably gonna do. But thanks everybody for all ways let me share my life,
peace of my life with you. I'll out there and if you get
and if this, if anybody can relate or it's gone through this or anticipate
going through this, obvious is some kind of so that you could relay,
you can hold on to and go okay, James went through just too got
it or just like or at least give you some insights to what you could
possibly expect we're going through what I'm going through. So that's at the very
least least or at least you get to be entertained on some level. Fifty
plus theverywhere James our junior, theverywhere I'll talk to you next time,