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Case 18-2868, Document 284, 08/09/2019, 2628244, Page25 of 38 at Mar-a-Lago0212 (spa not open from Mother’s Day until November 1). Even Plaintiff's father, a longtime employee of Mar-a-lago admitted that the place “closed down” in the summer. Ex.T at 72-73. Plaintiff simply is not credible in her testimony that she recalls it being a “summer job,” and the fact that she did not work at the spa until at least November 2000 at the age of 17 should be deemed admitted. 41. Undisputed Fact 41: Plaintiff represented herself as a masseuse for Jeffrey Epstein. While working at the Mar-a-Lago spa and reading a library book about massage, plaintiff met Ms. Maxwell. Plaintiff thereafter told her father that she got a job working for Jeffrey Epstein as a masseuse. Ex.T at 79. Plaintiff's father took her to Epstein’s house on one occasion around that time, and Epstein came outside and introduced himself to Mr. Roberts. Id. at 82-83. Plaintiff commenced employment as a traveling masseuse for Mr. Epstein. Plaintiff was excited about her job as a masseuse, about traveling with him and about meeting famous people. Ex.L at 56; Ex.P at 126. Plaintiff represented that she was employed as a masseuse beginning in January 2001. Ex.M; Ex.N. Plaintiff never mentioned Ms. Maxwell to her then- fiancé, Austrich. Ex.L at 74. Plaintiff’s father never met Ms. Maxwell. Ex.T at 85. a. Reply: Plaintiff does not actually refute any of the facts set forth above, but rather spends her time discussing different facts. Plaintiff's father testified to what she told him, that she “was going to learn massage therapy.” Ex.T at 79. She does not contest her father’s testimony that Mr. Epstein came out of the house and greeted her father and that her father never met Ms. Maxwell. See Reply to Undisputed Fact 41. Whether someone can receive a “massage license” under Florida law without a high school equivalency diploma is of no moment. Plaintiff does not dispute she represented 24