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Record · Chris, about Mia
3,846 messages · 61 voice · 2022–2025
ChrisSep 12, 2025 · 16:48M001952
Can't do Friday. Can I take her Saturday at 10 instead?
YouSep 12, 2025 · 17:02M001953
OK. Saturday 10:00 at my place. She has swimming at 2.
ChrisSep 29, 2025 · 21:100:19M002018
The orthodontist says 1,800 for the braces. I'll pay half, just send me the invoice.
YouOct 2, 2025 · 08:15M002031
Invoice sent. Your half is 900.
Summary · Promises
- Chris: take Mia on Saturday at 10:00, not Friday
- Chris: pay half of the braces, 900
01The problem
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“You never told me about the dentist.” You did. When?
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Rereading old fights to find one pickup time.
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The weekend swap was agreed in a voice message.
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“I'll pay half” is in there somewhere, months back.
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04Situations
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