Veronica, I want you quickly to take us back to that cat story again and tell us how you experienced that.
VERONICA: Yes, doctor. So anyway, she was taking care of this cat supposedly for two weeks. And after the two weeks she had told me, she said, "Veronica, boy, when I went to retrieve the cat after two weeks" -- I said, what do you mean after two weeks retrieved the cat? She said, "Well, I left it in a room with enough food and water." I said, for two weeks? What are you talking about, Jodi? She said -- and she kind of got a little startled at my response.
And she said, "Well, when I went to get the cat to take it to the Humane Society, it was shaking, veronica. The cat was shaking. I guess I kind of feel bad." Uh.
PINSKY: Wow.
VERONICA: "I kind of feel bad." That bleached blond.
PINSKY: That was where you drew the line with her I understand. That was where you started realizing there is something wrong with her.
Did she ever talk about her family? Her siblings?
VERONICA: The only way she talked about her family was this, Doctor. She spoke fluent Spanish. She was really good. And I said, Jodi, wow, you speak Spanish. You know, are you part Spanish or South American, whatever? She said, "No, I`m half Mexican."
And that`s where the hair color came in. Because I was like, Jodi, why are you bleaching the hair? I mean, it was so -- it was horrible. And she said because -- she goes, she didn`t want to look ethnic.
PINSKY: Interesting.
VERONICA: That was her response. She was half Mexican, she didn`t want to look it.
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