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9248
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27
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Mr. Higgins. So was that a time schedule that you scheduled? Like, the window that they were going to be with Mr. Epstein -- Ms. Groff. Uh-huh. Mr. Higgins. -- or whomever, was it -- was there a window that you scheduled? Ms. Groff. Was it a window I scheduled? It was -- I don't know that I ever gave an exact, you know, time. But I knew that, if I was scheduling something else for him, say, someone was coming at 2:00 for a massage, and then I knew his next appointment was 2:30. Does that make sense? Mr. Higgins. Okay. And how were these massage therapists paid? Ms. Groff. I believe that he paid them. And there were sometimes when I would be asked to please ask our accounting department to send, say, $200 for -- in an envelope via messenger or picked up from his driver to be delivered to a masseuse. Mr. Higgins. And where would that be delivered to, an address provided to you? Ms. Groff. Correct. Mr. Higgins. Did you keep documentation of those addresses? Ms. Groff. I did not. Mr. Higgins. Okay. And where would the cash come from? Ms. Groff. in our accounting department had a petty cash box. Mr. Higgins. Okay. Final question about the massage therapists. Did it ever strike you as odd, ma'am, that, when you were calling a massage therapist, it was not a massage therapy business? Ms. Groff. No. I considered it, like, an independent contractor type of situation. Mr. Higgins. Okay. That's all my questions. Thank you. Mr. Biggs. Can I ask a question, too? Thank you. I just -- we've talked about a number of -- I want to know, was there a number of different massage therapists, or was it one or two, or the same one, or how was that?