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I woke up feeling something crawling on me and it was on my arm. I jumped up real quick and hit it like this and I got stung. It went numb, but I would have a throbbing aching pain, especially where the bite was. It reminds me sort of one a bee sting. Yes, but it’s a little more intense. We have seen some on the patio and when we stacked up our floats, or things that the kids play with; we have seen them underneath there. So we try to put away anything, you know, outside.
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Speaker 2Â Â 0:34
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It does make it very, very uncomfortable and so when we started seeing the scorpions, it was like, oh, I can handle this and a little spray here and little spray there. But when I saw what happens with the babies, it’s not like just one or two, it’s like 30 and 40 and 50 at a time. And they’re very, very small. They move very, very fast. And, and they come out at night. It’s like they just spread, they’re just like little tiny spiders and of course we have warm weather so they want to find someplace cool, which is going to be dark and like you said right into the cracks, close to the foundation of the house, pool areas and underneath your bed.
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Speaker 1Â 1:14
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Yes, they make you worried about it everywhere. You are more cautious about everything. I now check every shoe. I don’t dare put anything on me unless it’s been shook.
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Speaker 2Â 1:28
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She’s in here and it goes *plop plop plop* in the morning, to shake her pants out, you know, before she – or when I go into bed too, I look under the covers to make sure there’s nothing around.
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Speaker 1Â 1:39
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I mean, now I’m going to be worried about my couch because we found one.
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Speaker 2Â 1:48
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Yes, thank you. Your team’s been very, very pleasant to have and home. They’re very, very thoughtful of what they move and where they’re looking and very considerate of everything, so thank you.