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Mae meets and has a drink with a couple that are alone on a barge in the middle of the bay.

Mae is kayaking once again to remove her mind from the frustration of her parents and Mercer.

Mae has lunch with Annie and then is shown a closet of tons of items that are yet to be released into stores.

Mae still is getting tutored by Gina on her social systems and is finding out that she is missing events because she isn't seeing emails.

Mae meets with Gina to discuss her social accounts.

Mae ate lunch with Francis and learned about the new possibility of a tracker being placed in kids ankles.

Mae's dad is in bad condition and their insurance wasn't helping.

Mae learns about a new camera.

Mae gets a lesson on customer service, which for now is her position at work.

Mae is at her second day of her new job at the Circle. She has just received a new phone and tablet to start working with.

Brett Favre finally retires and the book talks about his after football life.

Brett just torched Green Bay after getting booed for the first time while playing at Lambaeu Field as a visitor.

Brett Favre plays for the Vikings now and has led his team to a 7-1 record his first year there with one win over Green Bay.

The trade goes through making Brett Favre officially a New York Jet.

Aaron Rodgers gets drafted by the Packers, and doesn't get along with Brett at all when they first meet.

The Packers consider taking a quarterback in the 2004 draft after constant talk about whether or not Favre will retire.

Brett Favre plays the game against the Raiders instead of going to his father's funeral.

Brett Favre's dad dies from a heart attack while driving.

Brett Favre's dad, Irv, was a legend in Green Bay along with his son.

Brett and the Packers miss out on the playoffs for a second straight year with another coach.

The Packers lose Super Bowl 32 after Brett Favre and his receivers fail to complete passes on the final drive.

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Brett Favre leads Green Bay to their first Super Bowl in 29 years.

Brett gets over his Vicodin addiction and wins NFL MVP in the 1995 season.