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Blurring the line - Using someone else's item as your own

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Okay. >> So, this is going to be the last share for the season as we're going to try to wrap up some enra. >> What's called a season? >> Whatever you want to call it. What's the difference? So the um and um we learned through the mice of this pamphlet which is which is the of a very very very today I just want to go through very fast the last few and the very last there are a lot of there are there are some things under we'll try to get So at the end of the pamphlet we have um page 58 and it talks over there that we what we discussed last week was when you combine discussed last week was when you combine your personal stuff with the stuff that you got as as a shy. So the case that we discussed was when you have money. So you you you combined your money with the with the money that you received as the picadan and then the question is what happened with all that combined money. So what happens that was one issue and the issue was both and then the whole thing got lost. You don't know how much etc. So the next suga is a whole infid etc. So the next suga is a whole infid where you combined your Paris with the other person's Paris and now a certain amount of Paris got got ruined. So had you not combined it, you would just give him back whatever is left and you would give of his and you keep whatever is left of yours. But now that you combined everything, so now you don't know how much of your stuff rotted or spoiled or was eaten by the mice and how much of his stuff was. So you therefore basically the the gives an equation to figure all

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  1. 0:05Okay. >> So, this is going to be the last share for the season as we're
  2. 3:42>> Yeah. No f says any of that. He says any of that. >> He's saying
  3. 7:47he's the guy that gave me >> maybe. Okay. I I hear the Shiloh. I hear
  4. 11:22keep it running a little Maybe even if the guy didn't ask you to do that.
  5. 15:35very interesting. So know you're not allowed to go and keep it for yourself. We're concerned
  6. 19:09you have to assume he's going to learn from it cuz it's the same thing. He
  7. 23:14and there's a random collector guy that has a lot of so is allowed to force
  8. 26:49T-word. Okay. Now, Ramosa was asked a very interesting question. Was asked that a guy went
  9. 30:57you know you're a Ghana but whatever you can't this is saying that since the assumption
  10. 34:33>> I think it's part of it. And his source is from this sh his source

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