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hello YouTube Im Vince White Im an employment attorney and on this channel we answer publicly posted questions from YouTube users getting folks the answers they need from an employment attorney we have a question from four months ago so this person probably does not watch the channel anymore but I highlighted it it went in the queue as a question to answer and just never got answered I guess we get a lot of questions so we get backed up but this YouTube user is pretty kitty 1211 and pretty kitty 1211 asked us can we get a video on demand letters overall how they work and how the process works after demand letter is sent out thank you okay so Im going to do a fine line here in that Im going to give you demand letter 101 in generalities because I dont want to give you our full Playbook because we got to keep some secrets for the for the trade right we cant tell you everything other attorneys are watching all right so heres the basics of a demand letter before we get into whats in