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Nobody expected Air India Flight 182 to end in tragedy with only one survivor, just like nobody expected Popeye's to allegedly source chicken from unrefrigerated garages. But that's exactly what makes Nobody's Podcast the raw, unfiltered conversation you didn't know you needed.
In this episode, the crew tackles headline-grabbing stories with their signature blend of humor, outrage, and thoughtful commentary. When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. fires the entire CDC vaccine panel, it sparks a passionate debate about public health responsibility that reveals the hosts' contrasting perspectives. Meanwhile, the Air India crash discussion delivers a sobering reminder about life's fragility, balanced with factual insights about aviation safety.
Between lively debates about class action lawsuits (including one that might get you $10 from GameStop) and heated discussions about the BET Awards (did Glorilla deserve that gospel award?), the conversation takes a surprisingly deep turn. The hosts challenge listeners to consider what really matters when faced with life's competing priorities. Would you attend your partner's master's graduation or your child's kindergarten ceremony? The unanimous answer reveals volumes about values and relationships.
The episode culminates in a powerful meditation on life's unpredictability and the importance of pivoting when necessary. "It's going to be okay," one host reassures, reminding us that unexpected redirections are often life's way of steering us toward something better. Their honesty about struggling with the same challenges as their listeners creates an intimate connection that feels more like hanging with friends than simply consuming content.
Ready to laugh, think, and maybe reassess what matters most? Hit play and join the conversation—just be prepared for unfiltered opinions and unexpected wisdom that might just change your perspective on everything from fast food safety to life's biggest choices.
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Speaker 1:I was yawning Boy. I swear to God, oh, my God, I'm up, it's something about Thursday, because you know tomorrow Friday. You know you be bushing that we're going Fridays anyway, I would feel even better if it was a payday, but hey, catch me next week Damn.
Speaker 2:It is not a payday, it's not Walk week Walk week, I'm going to eat noodles for lunch. Walk week, oh my God. But to see what's in there to cook, I've been eating black beans, rice and chicken tenders for two days.
Speaker 1:They're beans.
Speaker 3:They're poor if you eat beans.
Speaker 2:No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. There ain't no beans. That is not what I said. There's no beans, there's no beans. I said when you bring baked beans to a cookout, that's the cheapest shit you can bring. You talking about the biggest. You is poor. If you bring baby beans to a cookout, the beans cost 69 cents the pack of meat. If you get one pack of meat, that's like what? $5. If you like me, I add peppers and onions and all types of shit to mine. That's another what? $4 or $5, cheaper shit. Now you got me. I'm making a macaroni and cheese. I done spent $50 already cause I make macaroni and cheese. I get the gouda, I get the grilled cheeses. You know what I'm saying. Then I look at a nigga who bring in a pan and bake beans on it and spend $10. Yeah, I'm pissed, I'm pissed.
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Speaker 2:There we go. You can be fucking up people's shit.
Speaker 3:Because you know I'm not in my original location, so I got to you know. But yeah happy birthday to my man, Scott man. He turned 50 today, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Damn Whoa. No, he didn't. Oh, that's fucked oh my bad. I think, he turned like 38.
Speaker 3:I think he actually turned 38.
Speaker 1:My dad, scott, I didn't even say that. What's the show?
Speaker 3:Unpopular Opinion right? Yep, yeah, yeah, shout out to the show on Hollywood Radio Unpopular.
Speaker 2:Opinion 79 on Thursday Radio show. I ain't gonna lie, scott, I fucks with you, but 50 is kind of old. No shade, he is not 50. No shade, he is not. Scott 50, he 50 no, if he 50, then what are you? I'm 25 oh, straight face is crazy he said it fast, so he convinced before we get into this bullshit with CEO, listen our followers.
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Speaker 2:This is why I be ready to quit this fucking podcast. Every week she pregnant. That's good Shit, that's good. Shout out to you how do you know who is your favorite?
Speaker 3:midget. I don't know her name. I forgot her name. It's my girl, Deja Lynn. Her people's the midget girl. What's her name?
Speaker 2:Shout out to Deja.
Speaker 3:Lynn Mariah.
Speaker 1:That's her name, I don't know.
Speaker 2:You said it with conviction to be fair out of all of us. You really do be like the logistics, the contact book. You do be knowing everybody phone up you know where they let their head at when we be in a group chat. Y'all be in a group chat. We be like okay for the podcast, we did this. Yeah, I got that number. I'll hit him up on Instagram, they be hanging out.
Speaker 4:You know where they hang out at.
Speaker 2:You know where they mama be at. You be going to grandma house sometimes. You know everybody, the whole demographic.
Speaker 3:I used to think I was like the mayor of Charlotte.
Speaker 2:I think you like the president of Charlotte. If I'm the mayor for real because I be like damn and it's crazy because our friends be overlapping, for real I'm like you really know Shout out to her sources.
Speaker 3:Her sources be, accurate.
Speaker 4:Don't get on her sources, she know her fucking sources.
Speaker 3:All right, try the polo.
Speaker 2:Polo in the back, what I know? Spell that word. Spell that word. You just said. Huh, spell that word. You just said.
Speaker 3:Sources yes, spell it S-U-Z, e-z. Sources yes, that's that?
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Speaker 3:No, no, no, you pronounce this. The pronunciation Sources.
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Speaker 3:Sources.
Speaker 2:That's that PS185 education 185?.
Speaker 3:Is that a school PS185?
Speaker 1:No, no, no. What PS did you go to 398. Damn Super poor.
Speaker 3:The higher the number, the worse the education and I didn't even go there. That was just a cross street for me.
Speaker 2:You said the higher the number the worse the education Damn. Ps 398 was bad as fuck New York, niggas finna, jump you in a car.
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Speaker 2:Hold on, hold on.
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Speaker 1:You were too busy trying to blow up cars and shit.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and open christmas presents before christmas I was.
Speaker 3:I was a rebel without a cause, never had a good christmas, so we're sending claws listen.
Speaker 2:Shout out to our main man behind the boards Polo, Polo, what up, Lo. So shout out to Polo. You know we love Polo every week. And of course, we can't forget the man behind the vision. Literally Swish, Swish, he rolling. You know what I'm saying? Y'all people behind the camera, people watching this Swish was on time today. Y'all.
Speaker 1:He was actually a little bit Insert time 936.
Speaker 2:Oh, y'all clocked it, yes.
Speaker 1:Oh, they clocked that time.
Speaker 4:He was on time today.
Speaker 2:Clearly, the key is that it needs to be natural disasters and raining outside for Swish to be on time.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it was flood warnings and shit all over the place.
Speaker 2:I think Swish flew in on his little batter son. I don't know so, but shout out to Swish, we got a goat in the building.
Speaker 3:A goat, a photographer, goat. Shout out my nigga K-Digital man.
Speaker 1:No shade, no shade. He's also a videographer goat and a wedding photographer goat. He's versatile, a man of many talents.
Speaker 2:You other niggas in the city cannot relate. That's all shade.
Speaker 3:She gonna be shady, I swear to God Shade Now for real, though you other Shade, sorry, she gonna be shady.
Speaker 2:Y'all niggas all day with that shit. I swear to God, shade. Okay, now for real, though. You other niggas in the city can't relate for real, and I talk this shit. But if I ever hit y'all up, just ignore what I'm saying. But for real, oh. God Shout out to the studio audience. Yeah, shout out to the audience. Won't you do your job and move the camera around so they can see the audience? You know what I'm saying? Do your job. Shout out to the female audience. The audience nigga. Shout out to the female audience.
Speaker 2:The women in the building Shout out to my boo too yes, my shooter, because my shooter stayed to the left of me. Oh wait, she actually put him on glass today, my shooter stayed to the left of me for real. She put her business out there. Talk to my shooter for real.
Speaker 3:It is official. Now you done said. Shout out to my boo that don't say too much. You know he don't. Okay, oh.
Speaker 2:God, that don't say too much. My boy's middle name is Back in Blood. So get that shit back for real. Oh God, oh God, for real, and I like that. I like that you might have changed it. Who did you say he was Huh? Who did you say he was camera switch? Because, ladies, let me tell you, when you, with a nigga long enough, you start dressing like him, right, go ahead and get that camera back on him.
Speaker 1:You know what? Go ahead and get that camera back on him. Let's go ahead and get that camera back on him.
Speaker 2:All shade, all shade, all shade, all shade. Yeah, I'm screaming. We got hot topics with strappy trap star.
Speaker 1:I want a shade fan that's fire.
Speaker 2:Y'all might get us one we gonna put a good fan with CO face on it. Ooh, that's poppin shade.
Speaker 3:I like that, or old ass, give them more of me old nigga that's more of me hey Siri, hey Siri say Siri that's key.
Speaker 1:Hey, siri, with his little face on there nah, that's fire.
Speaker 2:That's good. Let's put that in the book I like that Yep, I'm charging all y'all motherfuckers too. Taxing like crazy. Now we ain't going to use you, we're going to chat GBT. I was about to say you thought we was that other podcast. You thought we was that other podcast, look yo. Copyright.
Speaker 3:I got ownership to that too. I got stock in ChatGBT, so do if you want to, okay.
Speaker 2:I'm going to ask ChatGBT who he is. Go ahead and see. I'm going to ask ChatGBT about you.
Speaker 1:Okay, so we got three birthdays today.
Speaker 3:Okay, do CEO know any of these people? Probably don't. Yes, he should know two out of three.
Speaker 2:Two out of three.
Speaker 1:He might how old, you turn 47. Shout out to Lou.
Speaker 3:Duvall 47.
Speaker 1:Up next we got Mark Henry. Mark Henry the wrestler 53.
Speaker 3:I'm about to say 54.
Speaker 2:Happy birthday, and then the last one, yeah.
Speaker 1:The last one is Don Tolliver. He turned 30.
Speaker 2:Happy birthday, donnie. Oh my God, see y'all. 30. See y'all. Don't piss me off about Don Tolliver. Don't do that. You know who he is.
Speaker 4:That's why you do that.
Speaker 3:Because, you don't know who he is.
Speaker 2:Exactly, he don't know that nigga.
Speaker 3:He's got to piss me off.
Speaker 1:He just don't know, don Toliver. I told y'all that nigga old as hell, I know that shit, right, paulo?
Speaker 2:I know that shit right? Uh no, oh, my God Shout out to Don Toliver. What the fuck he sings. You know the song Travis Scott Reject is crazy. No, that don't sound like Travis. Travis, don't be singing.
Speaker 3:But shout out to Don Tulliver, don Tulliver.
Speaker 1:Don Tulliver.
Speaker 3:Who what up Twitch.
Speaker 1:What's up?
Speaker 3:Twitch. What up Twitch? Get off his shit and go to Norvazi Pie. That's what you do. All right, Twitch, Uh-huh.
Speaker 2:I'm sorry bro.
Speaker 3:Shame on you. I'm sorry, bro. Well, happy birthday.
Speaker 2:How old are you?
Speaker 1:30 Shout out to you Alright, so I ain't got no Diddy Cause I ain't feel like I'm sick of Diddy.
Speaker 3:I was so ready for Diddy, though I thought you were gonna do some Diddy.
Speaker 1:Ain't no updates no updates.
Speaker 2:I mean, nah, ain't kinda, I gotta show y'all. Y'all saw that Diddy Matters video that.
Speaker 4:AI shit.
Speaker 2:Yeah, with video that I should. Yeah, that shit's so fucking funny, bro. But it's not funny, it's trolling the hell out of you he's killing diddy all right.
Speaker 1:So number one okay, rapper silento okay. He was sentenced to the 2021 shooting of his cousin. So let me remind the people, for the people that don't know, back in january 2021, dekalb county police officers responded to a shooting report at a home. When they arrived, they found salento's cousin, frederick rooks, the third with multiple gunshot wounds. Rooks later died at the scene. Damn, surveillance footage called salento fleeing the city, fleeing the area in a white vehicle where he was eventually identified as a shooter.
Speaker 2:He's a dumbass you niggas will always get caught by video Right, whether it's Instagram or surveillance.
Speaker 4:Okay, we'll get caught by the fourth Listen.
Speaker 2:Go ahead Every single time.
Speaker 1:After officers took him into custody. Prosecutors said he confessed to shooting rooks. Bullet cases at the scene also matched a firearm they found on him during the arrest. On Wednesday or yesterday the DeKalb County handed Solento down a 30-year prison sentence, shit. The sentence came after he pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter, aggravated assault, possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime and concealing the death of another crime.
Speaker 2:That's crazy. That is crazy as shit for real. You know what's crazy? I was in the comments. You know one thing about it the comments are always going to be funny as fuck, which is crazy because in any serious shit the comment's funny. Somebody in the comments said imagine you waking up and you like on top of the world you create a viral dance and then you wake up and wasting your life on going to jail, like. Imagine that Like for real. And you know I can't shame niggas. Some niggas go to jail for, I think, valid reasons. You know what I'm saying. But to go to jail because you're killing your cousin, your cousin is crazy.
Speaker 3:Did they ever say what transpired?
Speaker 1:They say he got mental issues, though they say he had been I remember back, he tried to have an insanity case and they evaluated him and said he was not.
Speaker 3:He was not mentally.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and they evaluated him and said he was not he was not mentally, yeah like he was confident enough to stay in track so that's why it's been like cause this happened in 2021, so that was 4 years ago. Yeah, what? Happened please get the studio audience.
Speaker 2:That thing's happening. So yeah, he real silent until now.
Speaker 1:Oh my, god, that's stupid. Hey, okay, so think about. Think about the prison talent show. Now we got R Kelly.
Speaker 3:Oh, don't do it.
Speaker 2:Diddy.
Speaker 1:We got Diddy, oh Lord, we got Casanova, casanova's still in jail we got Tory Lanez, oh Lord. Lil Durk, and we got Lil Durk, oh my God. And now we got Solento. They whipping it, they making it all through it. I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 2:That song just might be a hit for them that's for the white boys.
Speaker 3:Hey, yo man, free my brothers wait, wait, wait.
Speaker 4:Which brothers, all of them niggas at this point you gotta specify my boy, yeah, all of them at this point, excuse me which brothers.
Speaker 1:Which brothers he mean?
Speaker 3:like R Kelly Free, my nigga Kels man Free my nigga Kels for sure.
Speaker 1:Wait, did you see where his lawyers went trying to get him released?
Speaker 3:Yeah, because they said niggas trying to kill him and shit.
Speaker 1:They said the government conspiring to kill him.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, but he is and they're losing it.
Speaker 4:Free Kels.
Speaker 1:He doing Chris Brown versus him and conspiring against the United.
Speaker 2:States. That's crazy. Every week because you're so fucking ignorant. Free cows. No, why are we freeing this pissy ass nigga Free? He's a pissy ass man. Free cows, that's crazy. Free his catalog.
Speaker 3:Free his catalog. Free his catalog, that's a good way to put it.
Speaker 2:Free his catalog.
Speaker 3:Y'all like that. I never heard that one Free his catalog. Niggas, no, free his catalog. Y'all like that. I like that. I never heard that one Free his catalog. Yeah, yeah, yeah, free his catalog, niggas?
Speaker 2:no, free his catalog. No, absolutely no, we're not freeing his catalog.
Speaker 3:Yes, we are.
Speaker 2:I'm not even going to get into it because I don't know if I get into it or he's going to be pissed off today.
Speaker 3:Free his catalog. Nah, it ain't the same.
Speaker 1:Let Chris sing it.
Speaker 3:Fuck. No, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah.
Speaker 1:We don't let Kelz you respected Chris enough to get on the rematch. You don't think you will let him sing his?
Speaker 3:song no, no, no, no, no no. Maverick, every song is for every artist. Let Kelz keep that it won't be the same.
Speaker 1:I ain't even getting into it, man Kemp, the 17 member panel of the CDC Vaccine Advisory Committee, because Robert F Kennedy removed all them niggas.
Speaker 3:When Satan.
Speaker 2:Soup. He came in and said all y'all, you're fired. Y'all seen that movie, resident Evil. It's coming to life.
Speaker 3:28 days later, you watch what y'all gonna do if it is an actual zombie apocalypse?
Speaker 2:Bruh, I'm gonna spend my last moment smoking a blunt and eating some tacos. I don't know what else to do by that point, does I? I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna fake it like the rest of y'all niggas think y'all can fight 100 gorillas and shit. I know some zombies coming after me. I'm gonna play the game. I don't play resident evil. I don't play that shit.
Speaker 3:We are dying at this point, man, we just gotta, we just gotta pray. Y'all just pray.
Speaker 2:Now, those of y'all who watch, those of y'all who watch Walking Dead, though y'all come to my crib, because if y'all watch Walking Dead, y'all know how to get through shit. But then that nigga got killed. What's his name?
Speaker 1:Everybody killed.
Speaker 2:What was the evil nigga? What was it Negan?
Speaker 3:Negan With the bat. Yeah, everybody killed Negan boy, that's cool.
Speaker 2:Everybody dead, yeah, everybody dead, boy For real, I'm saying All right, so yeah.
Speaker 1:Robert F Kennedy Jr removed all 17 members of the panel that advises the CDC on vaccine schedules and requirements. Kennedy claimed the old panel was plagued with conflicts of interest, saying they were all last-minute Biden appointments which prevented any new appointments into 2028.
Speaker 3:He said there was last-minute Biden appointments.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so he basically saying Biden just appointed all 17 of these? People so he can't appoint none of his people into 2028. Yeah that shit crazy.
Speaker 2:So is this legal for him to be able to elect them, though I'm not a politics person all the way.
Speaker 1:I mean it's just unprecedented. Nobody has him to be able to. Let them know I'm not a positive person, it's just unprecedented. Nobody has ever done it. Release all the people that once. That's yeah. It says removing the full committee midterm is unprecedented. A former acip, which is the panel that advises um to the committee member, reported has been saying this is the most damaging thing to public health I've ever seen. The acip has the most rigorous conflict of interest policy in any medical body. Kennedy promised to consult Congress on filling roles, but his recent actions have drawn sharp skepticism from Congress.
Speaker 3:Now, Kennedy was the guy that was opposed to vaccines. No, I mean as far as he didn't like Trump, he ran independent.
Speaker 2:He ran independent.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's the thing you're talking about Okay, and now he's with Trump.
Speaker 2:I think we talked about this on a few episodes during the election season we said he was gonna do that. I said it though, you said that when they first, when they first talked about it. Though like this nigga has no like, he has no medical background, he has no medical history, he's not a doctor, he's never been, he knows nothing about it, he don't even believe in certain people If you do your research like a lot.
Speaker 2:I'm not going to say all of them, but a few of these previous people that have been in charge of like the CDC and health and stuff has had some type of background. I'm not going to say all, but most of them had. He has nothing. He got up there and I think in one of his speeches said he didn't know what the fuck he was doing. I mean Trump, he got no political background either. He's the fucking leader of the world and I know we can and I know we can go into these long discussion. Are you all day tomorrow about vaccines and what's appropriate for people, what's people to take? You know that's a whole rabbit hole of shit and a lot of shit is just coming from the internet and news. But listen, y'all, listen. Please get your kids vaccinated. Like y'all don't even know like these vaccines.
Speaker 3:A lot of people don't believe in that shit. Don't force that on people. I get it.
Speaker 2:But I'm just saying. What I'm saying is, if you're not getting your kids vaccinated, you're opening up to other people's kids to be sick. You have to think of it from both ways. I understand you trying to protect your kids. You're trying to do what's right for your kids, but other people's children to be sick.
Speaker 3:You know Oprah's going to clip this shit and I know. That's why I said on TikTok.
Speaker 2:I'm going to get all those Vax people, all you Dr Sebi worshipers, I'm going to get them all. I get it, I get it, I get it.
Speaker 3:I know they finna get me, I know I see that she said that shit out of my head. I'm like damn these comments is going to kill us.
Speaker 2:I already know it, this is the one that's going to.
Speaker 3:I already know it.
Speaker 4:The vaccine. The vaccine is going to get it every time because people do not.
Speaker 2:People hate hearing about these vaccines. I am anti-vaccine.
Speaker 3:So that's why I says a lot of people that's going to feel some type of way, especially when you but were Were you vaccinated as a child?
Speaker 2:I think I was, because I didn't have no choice.
Speaker 3:But now that I have a choice, you're not putting none of that shit in me. Are your kids vaccinated? Yes, they are, because they had no choice at that time, because it was in the hospital it's like hey, you got to get it, get it, get it. You know, what I'm saying. Huh, you talking about vaccines paid or just COVID?
Speaker 2:vaccine? Well, the COVID. I tell people, covid is different, covid is different.
Speaker 2:I didn't put that shit in my mind and at first I will say at first I was a COVID vaccine person because I worked in a hospital, so I was definitely a COVID vaccine. But now I tell people you got to make what's the best decision for you, because for some stuff the COVID vaccine may not work, but like these vaccines, that's been around for years. Yes, and we've seen why this matters, because now that a lot of these people are not getting these vaccines, measles are popping up everywhere. These old ass diseases are popping up because we're not getting these vaccines. I'm not even talking about COVID vaccine that's a whole different story and there could be a lot of research with that but these vaccines that your kids need, they're popping up. Why am I seeing measles cases every day and people don't realize.
Speaker 3:A lot of this is propaganda, man, Like they just throw shit out there.
Speaker 2:There is propaganda, there's research there has been uptick in measles cases.
Speaker 3:I am not encouraging. Do what you do with your body. I'm not going to tell people Go get your kids vaccinated.
Speaker 2:Stop fucking playing with my kids.
Speaker 3:Get them vaccinated, not vaccine.
Speaker 4:It's your choice what you want to do with your kids, dr Sebi, now Damn they killed Dr Sebi.
Speaker 3:Oh my god, oh they're going. Oh Tyrus.
Speaker 4:You got somebody After this shit. They killed him Because he cured AIDS.
Speaker 2:I thought Dr Sebi got cured. He got cured everything I thought.
Speaker 4:AIDS and herpes and cancer.
Speaker 2:I thought he got cured. I thought he got cured Everything. Why is that nigga Not walking?
Speaker 3:among us now? No, no, okay, we. I thought he got to cure everything. Why is that nigga not walking among us now? No, no, okay, we're going to listen. Dr Sebi was a pioneer. I'm on ass today because we're like Dr Sebi was a pioneer.
Speaker 2:I'm agreeing with you Get to the hot topic, my bad chat, yeah, my bad.
Speaker 4:I'm trying to save her.
Speaker 2:Don't save me nigga, I'm in the deep end at this point. Don't save me next time.
Speaker 3:I'm about to cut her mic down. She don't time out. 30 second mic cut off. She don't time out. God damn, alright, go ahead chat.
Speaker 1:Airfly India to London crashed today with 242 people on board and only one single survivor. I'm glad you talked about that I did not see that, damn you ain't see that because it happened at like 4 am our time. Wow, it was like 1 pm their time, so they took off. Oh, I did see that because I saw a video. It's a one man. It was only an air for like a minute and a half.
Speaker 2:One man survived. They call him Teflon. Don Go ahead, oh wow.
Speaker 1:Okay, so a passenger plane en route to London crashed on this way leaving and excuse me if I pronounce this wrong. I don't know Indian names. Ah, my bad.
Speaker 2:Now, why did you add the K to it? Why?
Speaker 3:did you.
Speaker 2:Turn her mic down. Why did you add the K to it?
Speaker 1:Because when I was looking it up. I watched the video and that's how they said it. You don't talk like that, you ain't got to add the to it.
Speaker 2:Disclaimer. That ain't Jew, oh my God.
Speaker 3:Oh my God, yo this show gonna kill us culturally.
Speaker 4:God damn, we're gonna have all kinds of that's up.
Speaker 3:What do you mean?
Speaker 1:okay, go ahead, go ahead, finish it there were 242 passenger and crew members aboard the flight, including indian, british, portuguese and canadian nationals. Damn so, there was 169 indian nationals, 53 british nationals, one. So that was 169 Indian nationals, 53 British nationals, 1 Canadian national and 7 Portuguese nationals, according to the statement.
Speaker 3:Is she going to say the name again? I told you to do that, Stan.
Speaker 1:Akbar.
Speaker 3:Just say Akbar, or some shit.
Speaker 2:Akbar is crazy. Why would you say Akbar? It shit Akbar. Akbar is crazy. Why would you say Akbar? Why would you say Akbar, it's not Akbar, oh, that's just like when people think every black nigga named Jamal, that's like how Akbar is to them. Don't do that.
Speaker 3:I don't know.
Speaker 1:Okay. According to the local police, there is only one survivor. He was seated in seat 11A and jumped out of the plane.
Speaker 3:Oh shit. 11a.
Speaker 2:He jumped out of the plane.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 2:He jumped out, jumped out of the plane, jumped out the plane and walked.
Speaker 1:And it's crazy because if you look at the pictures of the plane, like it's very impossible because literally where the plane? So let me say this the plane was literally in the air and probably not even a minute and 30 seconds. That's how fast this shit happened. And it ran into a medical. Um what?
Speaker 1:a big hospital a medical hostel where, like all of these, medical students and their families live. So when the plane collided into the building, like the front of the plane is literally in the building but the whole tail of it is like literally sticking out. So it's like if you think about the layout of a plane, you know how you have those two emergency exits. I feel like 11A is like the seat right after that, because 1 through 10 is first class. 11a is like the first of, like economy.
Speaker 3:It depends on what type of plane it was too, so it depends on where he was sitting, he could have eaten like oh shit.
Speaker 1:It didn't depend on where he was sitting. He could have eaten like oh shit. And he said in a statement that he hopped out. He said he heard noise when they took off. He said all of a sudden they felt the crash. Everything went dark. He said he remembers passing out. He said when he came to he looked around. He just seen bodies. He said he just seen light. He just jumped down. And he was just walking.
Speaker 1:Just walking he said he just seemed like he just jumped down and he was just walking. They were just walking, yeah, like he said somebody got him and like put him in an ambulance and like took him to the hospital yeah but that shit is crazy the video.
Speaker 3:Y'all gotta see the video everybody is gone, but him wow that was.
Speaker 1:What about the hostel is so they don't know yet. So they said. They said it could be other survivors. Um, there's a dozen people currently hospitalized from this accident, but these are people that were in the hostel.
Speaker 3:You know they're going to do a Netflix story about this shit. Hell yeah, you know they're going to do a Netflix. He's coming, he about to get paid.
Speaker 1:I don't know. He definitely about to get paid.
Speaker 3:He about to get paid.
Speaker 2:I don't know if this is a me thing. I don't know what it is about plane crashes. It makes my soul feel really like icky, because this is like an everyday thing for some people because they got to fly back and forth for jobs and everything and stuff Like it just makes my soul icky. Not that I'm saying that everything is going to end in a plane crash, but you just feel sad that people just not going home to you.
Speaker 3:But do know planes are the safest way to travel. Yes, it is. I just when you crash nigga you might not make it and a lot of these articles do say like whoa.
Speaker 1:Sorry.
Speaker 4:Whoa yeah, plane is the safest way to travel.
Speaker 1:It's the safest way to transportation?
Speaker 3:Yes, the safest way to travel.
Speaker 2:Have you seen Shaq feet?
Speaker 1:Alright, so um what was I about to say?
Speaker 3:Something. Sorry, you were saying something about him and the guy. Oh okay.
Speaker 1:So the articles did say too that, like india's, airplane safety is not it's up to standard, it's like ours. So I would not that it's okay, but I would imagine that yeah. So they said, like they, the last accident they had, I think, was in like 1989 or something, but since then they've been like progressively working towards, like improving it, and so now they're trying to figure out what happened and also this is a bowing- what type of plane was it A? Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner. That was a 787?
Speaker 1:787 Dreamliner that held over 100, some people 242 people.
Speaker 4:Yeah, that's a big ass plane. I work in an airline center. That's a big ass plane.
Speaker 3:That's one of the newer planes that they brought out, the Dreamliner, and that's it.
Speaker 1:So Boeing said that they were going to give $150,000, like whatever the Indian currency is to each of the deceased victims.
Speaker 3:That's crazy. So if he was in 11A on that big of a plane, he had to go to the back to jump out. He probably yeah, he had to.
Speaker 1:Or he got slid back.
Speaker 3:Because 11A.
Speaker 1:That's right in the front, that's a 200 seater and they did like the airline did check the records and confirm he was, yes, on that plane and yes, he was In 11A.
Speaker 3:Damn, that's crazy.
Speaker 1:That nigga might be God.
Speaker 3:Damn, that's crazy.
Speaker 1:That might be Jesus.
Speaker 3:He had the yeah he had the hands Of the Lord on him.
Speaker 1:That might be Jesus.
Speaker 3:I'm just you know what 11A gonna be booked In every single Airline seat now?
Speaker 2:Every single seat.
Speaker 3:For for 11 a, 3k, 3k I'm really sad.
Speaker 2:It's like 200, some people that can't go home today feeling yeah, that's crazy, that pisses me off really yeah I'm sad.
Speaker 3:That makes my soul feel bad but again, airplanes are the safest way to travel.
Speaker 2:They are, they are, but I just again stuff like that, even with my other incidents and disasters, I don't know. Plane crashes just make me feel it, because these people did not expect to like, yeah, yeah, just get on the plane, and then you don't know. Plane crashes just make me feel it for real, because these people did not expect to like, yeah, right, yeah, just get on a plane, and then you don't even know that their last moments is probably horrific for real, scary as shit. It just happened so fast yeah.
Speaker 1:Like, what do you mean? Like you?
Speaker 2:literally just took off Right, and I think that goes back to it's crazy because I think it goes back to a trauma response. I think the first time I ever started feeling really bad was, no lie, september 11th, like these plane crashes. I think that really, when I started feeling bad about plane crashes cause people just getting up flying across the country to see their family going to work, probably doing great things, and then just not able to continue their life. So rest in peace to them and praise all those families.
Speaker 3:Another note it's really not that much plane crashes throughout the year. It's just plane crash when they get, because it's very minimum. When it happens it's a big story, yes, but that's the go-to.
Speaker 2:I would say that is propaganda, because because it's like he said, it's not often you see a lot of big plane crashes when they report it it's. Doom said it's a lot, it's not often you see a lot of big plane crashes when they report it it's. And then, when it was something that was going on, I think the first plane crash was like that one big one that was really like a military one, and then, because that was just the running trend and topping, now every plane crash got reported so that's why it seemed like it was one like small personal.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's why I would just report it like every day, because it just was a phase at that moment.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah all right, y'all gonna be mad at me for this last one, but I feel like it's my duty to tell y'all oh, lord papa's getting sued. Why? Because they allegedly been getting a raw chicken From locations that keep chicken in garages. Oh and don't have refrigerated cars oh.
Speaker 4:We banned it, papa.
Speaker 3:We banned it. So, basically, I had a rat earlier today. We banned it.
Speaker 1:Basically, we had a rat earlier today A rat. No a scratch. You had a rat, you had a scratch.
Speaker 3:It was a rat. It was a scratch, it was a scratch, it was a rat. Those shits was rat. It was a scratch, it was a scratch, it was a scratch. God, I ain't gonna lie, so you?
Speaker 2:telling me Popeye's getting that chicken from hood niggas? God damn, from Canadian hood niggas. First of all Canada, canada Listener. I blame Tory Lanez. What?
Speaker 3:did Tory with the Tory? God damn, she didn't. Tory just caught a stray just now. God damn, tory.
Speaker 1:Free Tory, alright so let me explain. Allegations have surfaced about the source of Popeye's chicken, and it involves raw meat being stored in garages. According to court documents filed on May 26, adp Direct Poultry Limited, which is they were the direct supplier of raw chicken to Popeye's, accused Popeye's of violating food safety standards and playing chicken with people's health.
Speaker 2:That's how they said it. Don't piss me off.
Speaker 3:Playing chicken with people's health. I literally liked it how they said it don't piss me off playing chicken with people's health.
Speaker 1:they literally, I'd literally like how they put it on like that's challenging. That's how you started to get another episode playing chicken with people's lives, and then the theme song come on that's crazy.
Speaker 3:You know what?
Speaker 1:that's what my title is playing chicken with people's lives that is crazy as shit so adp is the previous supplier of raw chicken to papa's and claims their contract got cut right after they raised red flags about where the meat was coming. The lawsuit specifically calls out one supplier alleging they were storing chicken in people's garages people's garages with no proper refrigeration and then delivering the raw meat in vehicles that weren't cooled or refrigerated back in the back of somebody's van to make matters worse, the chicken reportedly skipped all food safety inspections, meaning the chicken may not have even been safe to eat get the fuck out in addition to the lawsuit, or in addition to papa's.
Speaker 1:The lawsuit also names restaurant brands international and restaurant services, canada. The logistic teams behind the papa's brand I wonder who's under the restaurants.
Speaker 3:Brands what I said.
Speaker 2:Corporation like who's who's under that? Damn you, you, tori.
Speaker 3:Shit, damn you, tori. What if it's Boeing-less Mel Mel? That's nasty work, right there you finna turn into one of them.
Speaker 2:Resident Evil zombies. I know you did Look at you wiping the side of your Resident Evil zombies. I know you did Look at you wiping the side of your lip like that.
Speaker 3:I got a silver bullet for you, mel, don't worry about it.
Speaker 2:I swear to God, mel, you cry gracefully.
Speaker 3:We ain't gonna. No, no, niggas, this ain't sinners. I'm gonna kill your ass.
Speaker 2:This is not sinners, nigga.
Speaker 3:Nigga, you is not to see Mel just sitting there. Yeah, I will kill your ass up in here, Alright so ADP is demanding over $45 million in total damages.
Speaker 1:They want $35 million demanded from restaurant brand and restaurant services. $30 million of that is for lost profits because their contract was supposed to last until 2027. So they want a $30 mil for that. And then the additional five million was to cover the cost of upgrading their facilities to meet papa's demand of storing the raw chicken. So they paid five million dollars to upgrade and then their contract got cut. They want their money back. They also want one million punitive damages, and then they want 10 million dollars from the chicken company that interfered with their business because of the Competitive Business Act and $500,000 in aggravated damages On top of that. They also ask that each Popeye's franchise to cough up $150,000 and provide receipts on how much unsafe supply they allegedly bought and profited from. Damn.
Speaker 4:Damn.
Speaker 2:They about to get paid.
Speaker 4:This is from ADP.
Speaker 2:This lawsuit is still going on for a couple years yeah yeah, absolutely. Absolutely.
Speaker 3:That's crazy Popeye. So is that canceled Popeye's? Then Shit. For me it is Because you don't know.
Speaker 2:You know which I already know that popeyes and charlotte them got them from the hood. Niggas on betas for it.
Speaker 1:I know it like basically what they saying is like they found out that some of the people that they use like, okay, their logistics team. So you know they have to get like distributors, manufacturers, everything. They found out that one of their manufacturers of raw chicken was not having safe practices, they took it to Popeye's and Popeye's was basically like Like yeah, I'll take it All right, whatever. And they didn't cut that contract because, nah, you're doing too much, you're looking too much in our business.
Speaker 2:So that's they're like now we want our money back and I like her on the commercial. I'm glad lady. Them ghost pepper rings do be good, though, everybody want to try to cut corners man. And you know what they're cutting corners on people's lives. That's crazy. We've been eating squats Yo that's nasty work right there. Chicken store in people's garages is nuts.
Speaker 1:And then to transport, who knows what chemicals and bacteria that's from your garage to this chicken, to somebody's car that's not even refrigerated?
Speaker 3:lawsuits from individuals about the comforts a nigga can see this story right now. I'm like they ain't gonna get paid it's over.
Speaker 1:Hey, man check your emails, start twitching man, yeah, that's gonna have to be class action.
Speaker 3:Check your emails in about three years.
Speaker 2:I just got one a day about GameStop.
Speaker 3:Oh, for real GameStop. Yeah, I just about to fill that one out. Gamestop got a lawsuit. Yeah, I can't remember. I didn't get one because I shopped at GameStop.
Speaker 2:I can't remember what it was.
Speaker 1:It was a long it's a website you can find all the lawsuits.
Speaker 2:For real. Gamestop got a lawsuit.
Speaker 3:Yeah, somebody's suing GameStop, somebody got electrocuted from a defective game or something. How the fuck is GameStop Okay?
Speaker 2:so this one this is the Supreme Court of State of New York in Kings County, new York, versus GameStop. So it's a class action lawsuit and it pretty much says that GameStop disclosed customers online video game customers identical information to Facebook, sold it to Facebook, sold it to Facebook via Facebook's tracking thing that they have, and it's a violation of the Video Privacy Protection Act.
Speaker 2:And the lawsuit is for $10 million $10 million, so it's probably going to get for $10 million, $10 million so it pretty much says you can either get a cash payment of $5 or $10 to use on GameStop's website, which I'm going to use it because you know Word.
Speaker 3:Yeah, put a little 10. I can get a good used game. That's just putting money back $10, but think about it yeah, she right, though ladies go shop game stop, ladies, ladies, go ahead and do that settlement.
Speaker 2:You know, I'm saying grab that photo, drop next year. You want me?
Speaker 1:oh, let me tell y'all another one quaker, oats, quaker oat oh, I don't eat oatmeal, i'm'm good. No, no, no, Not just oatmeal. The little chewy bars, hold on, let me read the chewy bars, I eat them though Yep, they got discontinued the granola bars.
Speaker 2:You probably need to keep eating them.
Speaker 1:A $6.75 million class action lawsuit to resolve claims that is deceptive, marketing certain products as safe to eat. Hold on.
Speaker 3:Wrong one. No, Uh-oh it's low on, so I got it, you know my daddy.
Speaker 1:He'd be finding these all day.
Speaker 3:The granola bars.
Speaker 1:That's crazy, you know like the chewy granola bars. They got like the protein bars. Oh wow, oh, hey y'all, oh wow, oh, let me tell y'all this website Top.
Speaker 3:Oh, let me tell y'all this website Top Class Actions.
Speaker 2:It's a website for all the current TopClassActionscom. Sir CEO name. I'm pretty sure he got a lawsuit on there.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I do, I already got paid.
Speaker 1:Okay, listen for this quick, because y'all got to June 27th to fill this out. So basically it's saying that they failed to recall certain products that had potentially be contaminated with salmonella.
Speaker 3:Y'all be eating the Quaker Oats, say the granola bar, again the Chewy.
Speaker 1:The Chewy.
Speaker 2:Big Chewy, hold on, let me try to find them A lot of people eat them shits. Y'all be giving them shits to them kids, y'all be putting them in them kids lunches.
Speaker 1:Y'all be putting them in them. Kids lunches, any of the granola bar variations, rice cakes and oatmeal products.
Speaker 2:Who said a variety of shit. Mel. We need to do a snack, a snack segment. We need to do a snack segment. We need to do a snack segment. I need to go to the CDC bed.
Speaker 3:Y'all know all types of shit.
Speaker 2:They're going to start twitching in this bitch. I'm going to have to kill him for real. Oh my God, or both man, said he. The walking dead. For real, that is crazy, that's crazy B. What's the name?
Speaker 3:of the website.
Speaker 1:They can go and see my lawsuits. Topclassactionscom, y'all want me to say something.
Speaker 2:Tiktok better hate me for real. I'm about to say it, though tiktok better hate me honestly. None of this would be happening if we had somebody that was knowledgeable in front of the FDA. But Trump hired his dumb ass friend, and now the FDA done took away all these regulations. They're not regulating food and shit.
Speaker 3:If we getting chicken and dump trucks and refrigerated shit how the fuck a franchise of Popeyes? How the fuck that happen. The Food and Drug Safety.
Speaker 2:Administration is supposed to put in guidelines for this, not even happening.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's nasty they're not doing it.
Speaker 2:So at the end of the day it is, you know, fuck Trump and fuck Tory Lanez at all this.
Speaker 3:Free Tory. He's still catching shit. Yo point a fan out for that, because there's shade on Tory. Yo, he's catching so much shit man.
Speaker 2:Y'all send us prayers. After this, we gotta take Mel to the hospital and I'm probably gonna be banned on TikTok. That's it, Trey. That's it, I mean listen, man, Diddy had enough.
Speaker 1:We got four more weeks to try.
Speaker 2:We'll get back to it sometime. This is a hot it's not a hot topic, but newsworthy. Shout out to the BET Awards that came on. Oh yeah yeah yeah yeah, yes, for a long time, in a long time, in a long time, this has been one of the better.
Speaker 3:B&L Awards.
Speaker 2:And I hate to say it, I feel like this was a better award because it was the 25th anniversary, so it was really more nostalgic. So maybe I will say the people we grew up with are going to always say it all because these new niggas don't know what the fuck they're doing. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 3:The what the fuck they doing? You know what I'm saying. The only performance that they could've got rid of was that.
Speaker 2:Playboi Carti, I knew you was gonna say that what the fuck did this nigga?
Speaker 3:do these new niggas? What did he say? Did anybody understand what he said? Anybody? Y'all watched the BET Awards. Did y'all understand what Playboi Carti said? Did y'all understand? You know the song, the Playboi Carti song you watch? Watch the BET Awards. No, watch the BET Awards.
Speaker 2:No, no, no, no, no, no, no, because I didn't know what the fuck you were saying either. I didn't understand not one word.
Speaker 1:I'd rather die than to lose you, girl.
Speaker 3:Huh, say the lyrics.
Speaker 2:I'd rather die than to lose you, girl. But you heard the song before. I was like what the fuck is he saying?
Speaker 3:that was the only performance, but you know why BET was award that good yeah, they did away with a lot of those type of performances.
Speaker 2:Yes, I have never agreed with you in this world. But pound it, my boy. Y'all gonna hate me too.
Speaker 3:I don't think my brother should have won that gospel oh, to get him on, they paid for him.
Speaker 2:I think the other performances was great. Y'all know my favorite one was B2K. I love that shit listen. I remember seeing B2K at Summerfest and Winterfest they need to bring that back. I just said that on threads they gotta run Summerfest and Winterfest back. That was the time.
Speaker 1:Do y'all agree with Glorilla getting gospel? I don't think she should have won that on threads. Now they got to run Summerfest and Winterfest back, Like really that was the time.
Speaker 3:Yeah, do y'all agree with Glorilla getting gospel artists? No, that's what I was saying.
Speaker 1:I don't think she should have won the gospel award.
Speaker 3:That's crazy she got gospel artists in the air Glorilla. Y'all want to hear my opinion?
Speaker 2:What the fuck she did with Kirk Franklin.
Speaker 3:You want to hear my opinion.
Speaker 2:Huh, you want to hear my opinion.
Speaker 3:Yeah, go ahead All right.
Speaker 2:So listen, I agree I don't think she. Let me give background. So she does have a gospel song out with Kurt Flayman. That was on her previous album. The gospel song was on the top ten charts for like weeks. That was a song that was very popular. It is not a bad song. It's not. I don't agree. I don't think she should have won that award. However, the backlash that she's getting from gospel artists about this is absolutely crazy. Yeah.
Speaker 3:I agree. Let me talk to you. Why is it crazy?
Speaker 2:Let me talk to you, dedric Haddad, because I feel like and this is what my thing with and I'm a child, I grew up in a church and stuff but me and the church folks that are not like genuine Christian people have a beef because y'all are so like we are open to everything, we are open to anything, we are open to this. But you know, this girl win this award? Yeah, she don't. I don't think she don't want it, but there should not be people getting on internet bashing her it's literal gospel artists getting on there bashing her and condemning the BET awards for this.
Speaker 2:Y'all want to couple things. Y'all have these stellar awards right. Your own gospel awards right. You have your own awards show where you guys are doing this. This is an awards show that is catered strictly to gospel artists. You don't see these rap artists getting on here complaining about not being able to win an award right Two, just like how the CMAs Well, hold on, but to that point Let me finish.
Speaker 3:That's not their lane. Let me finish, let me finish.
Speaker 2:Let me finish. Let me finish. The BET Awards is not really their lane, but it's okay though. We give y'all one award. We give y'all one award, so we can appease you.
Speaker 3:The BET is not for gospel artists.
Speaker 2:And let me tell you why Because a thread that I saw tracked attendance from gospel artists for the BET Awards, but she said she was basing it on. No, don't speak for me. No, she wasn't See. That's why I said don't speak for me. You just said it's not for gospel awards.
Speaker 1:Please. She said the Stella Awards. That's their version, that's their award show. That's who?
Speaker 3:award show for gospel artists, right, gospel artists, right, right. Bet is just not for gospel artists, it's for a plethora of artists. Hip hop soul.
Speaker 1:Bet literally just said that, though if you listen to what she's saying, he won't.
Speaker 3:Let me finish, go ahead finish because it's just not making sense to me what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:This is the point I'm getting to. I'm not even going to go on Christianity and open to everything for y'all to be bashing this girl. It's okay to start at the song. Shouldn't have made it. I don't think it should have made it either, but we're getting online verbally bashing this girl, bashing her, for you Gospel artists doing that when this had could have been conversations that could have been had civilly, right. Also, y'all she did this song with Kirk Franklin. Y'all same gospel artists did this shit when Kirk Franklin popped out with this hip-hop gospel, they did the same shit to Kirk Franklin.
Speaker 2:I remember the old people in the church did not want us to sing any Kirk Franklin songs for the children's choir. They told us hell no and literally said hell no in the back of the church. They did the same shit to Kirk Franklin. I just want us to get to a point where we don't agree on shit, and that's fine and we're not going to agree. Fine and we're not going to agree, but we need to have civil conversations and open conversations. These videos that I have been seeing have not been open. They've been very nasty and that's not okay, especially coming from a religion that says they're not that type of people. That's my only point of this. That's my only single point of this open conversations.
Speaker 3:No, because it's nothing compared to that. No, I'm going to come back to that right quick. That's like if you're from Charlotte and you've been in Charlotte for the whole of your life, you're a charlatan. A nigga from New York come through and say you got a juice shop. A nigga from New York come and just do a juice shop for 10 seconds and everybody on that nigga shit. You're going to feel some type of way if you're from Charlotte, Like how does a nigga just come here and do all this shit? That's how these Christian artists feel. They feel like they acknowledge Gorilla. Yes, they put in the category. We acknowledge you.
Speaker 2:That's a good job.
Speaker 3:But for her to win a gospel award when she's not a gospel artist, that's disrespectful to the gospel artists that put their blood, sweat and tears in doing it and they didn't win the award.
Speaker 1:I also look at all the other people that was on the song besides just Kirk Franklin. It wasn't just Kirk Franklin, it was Kirk Franklin.
Speaker 2:It was.
Speaker 1:Maverick City. It was Maverick City.
Speaker 3:It was like all of the heavy hitters right now in gospel music on that song, the award went to Glorilla. No, it did not. It did not just go to her.
Speaker 1:It went to all of them. All of them got that award.
Speaker 3:It don't matter, they said best gospel artist Glorilla. And okay, kurt Franklin, you still huh.
Speaker 4:Don't say that, Mel. So why didn't you get to talk?
Speaker 2:They were not there, the only person that was there was Kurt Franklin the only person that was.
Speaker 3:There was Kurt Franklin.
Speaker 2:He got an award. They all got the BET award. They handed him an award. Why didn't he talk? Because he let her talk. She's the one that brought them all together.
Speaker 3:Listen, I feel y'all, guys, I feel y'all I don't. A rapper came in and won the award. She should not have won it. I think Dietrich had it and the rest of y'all are hypocrites.
Speaker 2:I do think y'all hypocrites. I also realize you people don't understand the BET Awards are not the Grammys. Who's you who are arguing against it? You nigga, I'm not. I sit on business and at your front door.
Speaker 3:What's up? They're going to kill. I don't give a damn. I'm at your front door with it Like.
Speaker 2:I said I think you people are confusing. Stop saying you people. Why are you people? Oh my God, I think y'all are conflicting. The Grammys and BET Awards. People do know that the BET Awards is not, there's not a committee that votes for like these awards. Half of these awards are voted for like a couple people and most of them are popularity. Like awards. Like people vote People. We, like dumbass, like your ass, will vote Like you know what I'm saying. Like it's not like the Grammys, where there's like a committee for every award that sit and go through like you know all these things. I say that because that brings me to my next point about Angel Reese and Clarissa Shields.
Speaker 3:Like that shit is crazy. She shouldn't have won the award. Who should have won the award? Nah, who?
Speaker 2:should have won the award. You think Clarissa should have won, I think Dawn.
Speaker 3:Staley should have won the award honestly, dawn Staley.
Speaker 2:I would say that that's fair. That's fair and I'll even checkmate that and say maybe Aja should have been in that number.
Speaker 3:If you're going to give it to a female basketball player. Yeah, she should have won.
Speaker 2:I think that's fair. I don't think Clarissa should have won, even though she thinks she should have won.
Speaker 4:No, no no, she undefeated.
Speaker 2:Her point was that she has more accolades, more achievements than all of the people on the list. And Her point was that she has more accolades, more achievements than all of the people on the list. And, to be fair, carissa is an amazing talent. Never going to take that away from her. The only reason why she said that is because her name is in the news a lot. But I think she fails to realize the reason why her name is in the news a lot is because Pat Poole is in that perpendicular hairline.
Speaker 3:That's the only reason why her J.
Speaker 2:Big J yeah.
Speaker 3:All right, but listen, what would you do? So again, my what would you do are accounts that either I went through, somebody else went through or I saw Uh-huh Shade Spell it. So my what would you do is an account that I saw. I got a lot of. I saw accounts. I think I dive too much into my personal shit. I'm a real. I don't like people knowing my business like that.
Speaker 2:You tell us your business unnecessarily sometimes. So what?
Speaker 3:would you do? What would you do if you was again? If you were male or female, you could definitely spend. You got the mic switch, are you ready? So what would you do if you say you're a male or female and you've been with a person for like, say, three months and, uh, they got a ceremony coming up and their ceremony is it could be a graduation, they maybe got a, a degree or just something that they celebrate, and they got a ceremony or they a rapper that won a gospel award.
Speaker 3:Yeah shade no, no, congratulations, gorilla and, uh, what I said? Yeah, yeah. So the guy they got us getting ready for a ceremony, whatever the case may be, they got a daughter or son, or you know, they got a kid and they actually have a ceremony as well and it happens to be on the same day. So what would you do if you are the parent or just the person that they was asking to come to the ceremony, and they say no, because I have to go to my kid's ceremony, which happens to be a kindergarten ceremony? Keep that in mind.
Speaker 2:They said no, oh, I've seen this.
Speaker 3:You've seen that, yes. Because it happened to be a kindergarten ceremony, yeah, so what would you do at that point if your significant other that you've been dating for a few months says no, I'm not going to your ceremony, I'm going to my kid's kindergarten ceremony. What would you do at that point?
Speaker 2:Honestly, I'm such a kid's person. How can I be mad? Like it's the kids. Like it kids. The kids celebrate the kids. Like I think the ceremony was that the girl was getting her master's degree yeah, something like that yeah, like I mean, that's definitely an important feat amazing I mean, that's big feet, so what would you do? I just feel like.
Speaker 1:Realistically, like If you really, if you wanted to appease both people, you could have tried to hit both, because a master's ceremony means that you're going to have to go through all the undergrads first Before they even get to the master's. So that's two, two and a half hours already Before they even get to your program. Kindergarten ceremony is only 15 kindergartners in the class, then you know they got to go out.
Speaker 3:You know you want to do.
Speaker 2:Listen, I just went to a kindergarten ceremony. That shit lasted 45 minutes. Pictures took 15. I was out of doing that, listen, and I'm going to tell you how these schools be getting these kids out. At that graduation They'd be like, all right, right, go find your parents and they'd be pushing people out the building. So see it right. It probably could have made, but if that person did not, what?
Speaker 3:are we upset for man? It's the kids. Let's get the panel's opinion. What would you do swish?
Speaker 4:huh, I ain't tripping. Go see, go see your kid, yeah I got a present for your kid, when I see y'all too that's all right.
Speaker 2:That shit actually turned me. You want to go hang out with your kid.
Speaker 3:Pass it around, we just do mail. Is people actually outraged by?
Speaker 2:that, yeah, yes, it's outrage about this shit. Like he should have went to the master's ceremony, I feel like he should have went to the master's ceremony.
Speaker 1:Kindergarten, not important yeah.
Speaker 2:That's not Listen everybody don't graduate from kindergarten next to you, yeah that's all I got to say.
Speaker 4:That was a funny one. I like that one.
Speaker 2:Well, no, no, fuck that, Miguel. What did you do? I know?
Speaker 3:I was just about to say that, uh-huh, you cannot, you are not exempt.
Speaker 4:Yeah, what's up, what up? Representing Queens Got to do that. How y' I would say you could hit up both, but then you can't forget about the kids either. You know what I mean. Can't do that. I say both, but definitely for the kids gotta do that alright, miguel, for the kids not that what'd you do?
Speaker 2:D what's up?
Speaker 3:what's up girl? She sleep, oh my god, she sleep on no mozzie.
Speaker 2:Podcast with the kids like this What'd you do D? What's that girl? She sleep. Look her ass up. Oh my God. She sleep. Oh, she is sleeping. She sleep on no-body podcast. Oh my God, that's crazy.
Speaker 3:That's nasty.
Speaker 4:That's crazy.
Speaker 3:We was born. That's nasty work.
Speaker 4:We was born.
Speaker 2:Remember when I was at the Was we born? No, was we born? No, it was that little shit.
Speaker 4:It was that little shit.
Speaker 2:I can't even tell Damn what.
Speaker 4:What was your little date.
Speaker 1:I'm going to tell you to go to your kid's graduation.
Speaker 2:That's what I'm saying, because kids come first.
Speaker 3:It's graduation, sleepy girl, she graduation she out she out. She out Must be the coach Must be the coach.
Speaker 4:Shut up Respectfully.
Speaker 2:Don't piss us off.
Speaker 4:Nah, listen, I'm about to say if we only been dating for three months, like come on, what are we talking about? That's not even a question. We don't even know if we serious yet.
Speaker 2:People watch the video and forgot that part.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like three months nothing like if you're having a graduation dinner, I'll meet you at the dinner, like you know. What would you do I?
Speaker 3:agree with him, like I'll say, the kids period, period period, that's all it is she got her sweater tied around her neck, so she's real rich right, like he said I mean they only been dating for three months and like it's his kid, like you already graduated before.
Speaker 1:It'd be all right. Like put your kid first. Like who cares? Like what?
Speaker 2:Like nobody care about that. It's a kindergarten Like that's cute, Put your kid first and them kids be singing their hearts out too. Okay, oh.
Speaker 4:I don't know. I agree with everybody the kid is like a very important time for the kids. You know they're going to remember that like you said, three months is not long. You already had a graduation once before.
Speaker 3:Let's go on a trip, let's do something else you know alright, they got my shooter just because all y'all said that, now I'm gonna say go to the. I got logic behind my shit, though all right, so look this is what I'm right.
Speaker 3:First of all, he not with his baby mom. Baby mom, drama is crazy. I'm not going to no graduation to deal with baby mom. None of that. I'm going to pull up before the graduation. Be a good upstanding dad. You know that's what you got to do. I'm just being realistic. I'm not stopping.
Speaker 4:I'm not changing what I'm doing.
Speaker 3:I'm not doing real, I'm not stopping, I'm not changing what I'm doing. I'm not doing that. That's just I'm going to play the other side. No shade, like you know what I mean, you're bugging. That's just the truth. You pull up, you get your little son, daughter, little, uh, uh, uh. I'm going to take ID later I got y'all.
Speaker 2:Skirt off, go see your baby girl you want to drive by dad or door dad's dad.
Speaker 3:Sometimes it depends. It depends you have a new girlfriend. You're not with your baby mother Do the flag.
Speaker 1:I can't even talk.
Speaker 3:I'm so distraught we all have kids, we all have no kids.
Speaker 2:We can drive by Bye. My friend up now, she don't woke up. I'm my friend up now. She want to talk. She don't woke up. She want to talk. You gave her the spill. We was born but now we not born, so mom what?
Speaker 4:would she do?
Speaker 2:I ain't going in either, cause I don't got no kids well damn, there it is. I ain't going out to be fair. No, to be fair, that's the answer. Cause you can wake up and tell everybody you're sick and don't go. No fucking way. She ate though oh God, did I lie to her? She ate. I ain't got no kids, I ain't going either.
Speaker 1:She ate, though.
Speaker 2:She ate what's wild.
Speaker 3:She had a long time to think of that one. She slept on that shit. That that shit.
Speaker 2:That's fire, though. That's fire, though, because if you do like kids, you can wake up and tell everybody you don't feel good.
Speaker 3:Shut up. I told you she hate niggas. She hate niggas.
Speaker 2:You damn right.
Speaker 4:I know because why would?
Speaker 2:you say that you might as well just stay at your ass at home for all that. You know they did that parody of Save the Last Dance and Sean Williams came in and picked up the baby. You know they did that parody of Save the Last Dance and Sean Wayne came in and picked up the baby, put him down and left. That's him. That's him. Why would you do that?
Speaker 3:That's crazy. Yo Swish, Tap that in the back, Swish.
Speaker 2:Damn. So what was?
Speaker 3:I watched the video, so the outcome was the young lady was mad. She was really distraught, Like why would you?
Speaker 4:go to the kindergarten.
Speaker 2:You know how much it's meant to me yada yada, yada.
Speaker 3:So they was in the comments, was like yo, the girl was out of line, that's the kid, and some people say that you said it could have went to both. But again, if you're going to the kindergarten ceremony, your kids kindergarten ceremony, you may go watch it, you know. Go to gal to eat, that's. That's a whole day thing. You, you know sometimes, so you know. But yeah, for me, I love my kids, so I would pick my kids 10, 10, 10 thousand times out of 10,000. 10, 10, 10 times. You know what I mean. I catch you, take some pictures, send me a video FaceTime me.
Speaker 2:To be honest, I don't even got kids and I would pick somebody else's kids 10 times out of 10. Like I can't remember who, but you got to show the kids support. They do remember this shit, even in kindergarten. Like they remember this shit.
Speaker 3:Yeah, Somebody said it's only a fifth grade kindergarten. They're going to have you know much more, so they would have went to the master ceremony.
Speaker 2:I think people exaggerate because, to be fair, there's only like a kindergarten graduation and a fifth grade graduation in between is award recognitions. But but I'm so surprised because I went to an awards recognition for like a first grade. People's parents was in their line up in the classroom. It was so good to see. So do not diminish these kids, because it's not like a milestone, you know type of thing like go support your kids.
Speaker 4:Just imagine you at your nigga or your girl graduation, your kid at their graduation, by they self watching all them.
Speaker 2:Parents, that's the thought in my head. I've literally been to graduations where the kids had nobody and that you know it's just like the faces these kids be feeling that shit. On another note, while we're going, this brings me into TS's thoughts, because I done went to a couple graduations, so I got shit to say. Let me tell y'all I went to graduation for my niece. Shout out to Snickerdoodle. Snickerdoodle is going to middle school. She's going to MLK Snickerdoodle, my baby Snickerdoodle, that's what I call her she on.
Speaker 2:Sugarcreeze yeah, she in the hood. So I went to the elementary school graduation. You know what hit value is Y'all laughing. Y'all know where that shit at Went to the graduation man. And you know, fifth grade you got a class song. Alright, I remember our class song. It was Nas, I know I can you know be what I want to be. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3:And then the other one was um yeah, that's Kels, and fuck that nigga Kels. I was waiting for your reply. I was waiting for your reply.
Speaker 2:I was waiting for your reply do y'all want to know what this class song was?
Speaker 3:what.
Speaker 2:Nicki Minaj moment for life. What's wrong with that y'all? They had the baby up there rapping and I was.
Speaker 4:I was up there literally like this y'all see me. I was up there like and you know the song.
Speaker 3:I ain't go like hey, the song does speak to a moment like this, and there's no person in that song it's Nicki though I ain't go like okay, the song does speak to a moment like that. It's motivating. And there's no person in that song.
Speaker 2:I don't think she cares. It's Nicki, though Back when I first heard it I didn't think of it, but as I listened to the song it does go to a moment it was just the baby and you know it's a school, so they didn't take off Nicki voice or dance motions and stuff, and so then I thought it was over right. But then a little boy got up there and started, almost started with Dre parts. I was like, oh no, no, no, no, no, no, shut this shit down. Did he curse? I don't think he cursed. The school tried hard to bleep it out. But again, we in the Valley. So you got parents. That's rapping the shit word for word. I'm just in the audience. Y' is just like and what's the age group? Again, this is 5th grade graduation. Now their walkout song was lit. They did a walkout song where they was dancing. It was Post Malone, congratulations them kids was lit as hell.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying. But schools, why we got these ghetto ass songs.
Speaker 3:What generation is that now? Is that still considered Gen Z?
Speaker 1:I don't know. Actually I think they like it's another name, they something. Yeah, they're not.
Speaker 2:Gen.
Speaker 3:Z. They're not Gen Z. We gotta look that up. I don't know.
Speaker 2:But it made me realize, y'all, we getting old, as fuck, we are getting old. This is the new generation. This is scary, it is very scary, like it's crazy. You know what's scary? Ai.
Speaker 3:Artificial fucking, you go. They got this video. I'm like yo, I couldn't even tell if this shit was like real, like, or was AI. I'm like yo is this AI? It gotta be AI, because it was just so like out there Niggas was like yeah, is this AI? Like we could not tell Yo, that shit is getting very, very scary. Yo, I read this article. They say hey, y'all going to take over the world in the next 20 years. They saying this shit might be quicker than that Because yo this shit getting.
Speaker 1:The way we use the chat GPT. Yo, it's crazy.
Speaker 3:Because they manipulating mouths and shit. They had a whole joint where you look at the mouth You're like yo, this nigga is really saying it, but they not saying it.
Speaker 1:And I saw another one.
Speaker 3:It was really um it had the with the coco golf. They call deep fakes. Huh, they call deep fakes, that's what they call. Yeah, well, it had coco golf and the girl, and you know how they was talking about, um, her, and when the conditions, they had it where it was like racially, um, uh, well, what's the phrase I'm looking for? Well, it was, uh, racially implied that she was saying things in the, in the ai, that was like, oh well, you know this nigger and I'm sitting there. I'm like why would they put this on Facebook? Like, and you could see the lips, it looked like she actually saying this shit. So I was like, yo, this shit, is this going to start a fucking Facebook race war? Like, this shit is crazy, is scary. Yo, ai is scary. It's good when we use it for good, but AI is woo.
Speaker 2:That's crazy. That brings me to my next point. Y'all, the internet is a dangerous place.
Speaker 3:Very dangerous place. Let me tell you why.
Speaker 2:Internet is a dangerous place, Literally. I was on Twitter and if y'all know, y'all know I'll be on Twitter. I'm lit on Twitter, that's my domain. I literally saw a person get exposed on Twitter for having his profile picture was of a black man and the real person behind it was a 45 year old white man. Wow, that was talking to 16 year old black girls.
Speaker 3:Wait, say that again.
Speaker 2:He basically catfished. He had a profile picture of a young black man. For years people thought this was this person, right. And then it was people like tweeting him that say they knew him and stuff right. Come to find out it was really a 45-year-old white man. The people that was tweeting him say they knew him was not real people and he was talking to 16-year-old black girls.
Speaker 4:Whoa.
Speaker 2:The internet is such a scary place. Please protect your children. It's a scary place, okay, Very scary place. Point number three, Terrace's thoughts black establishments. Why do y'all got to jack the food prices up? I went to a spot last night I don't want to say the name because the spot was actually really cute and chill and I say no, because you know this spot.
Speaker 2:Um, the spot is called cheers mate. Okay, the it's called Cheers mate, the old bar one. I went last night with a friend my big boss Shout out to my boss we went last night and got some drinks. It was a great spot Live music, got a drink Cute. We were hungry so we looked at the food menu. Y'all, why was six wings $16.75? Six wings, yes, and I lied to y'all, not. I'm going to send Swish the picture of the food menu to post here. What did it come with?
Speaker 2:wings, wings wings six wings 1675 plus 10, 17, 20 y'all don't think I'm just exaggerating. No, they were regular chicken wings. Yes, just so y'all don't think I'm playing. No, they were regular chicken wings. Yes, yes, just so y'all don't think. I'm playing and y'all don't think I'm lying it was $16.75 for six wings. She got the menu y'all. Yes, loaded fries $14.84. And that's not even with the meat. How big is the fries? That's not with the meat added, not just. You know they have to add on like $5 chicken, wait, wait.
Speaker 3:So it was just the fries $14 something, and all the extra condiments is extra.
Speaker 2:Caesar salad $12.72.
Speaker 1:Why is it Caesar salad $13?
Speaker 2:Wait without the chicken? Look, look, look, wait, wait, is this me? Look, look, look, add chicken $5. Shrimp $8. Salmon $11. $20? Wait, salmon's $11?. And why'd you get one of the small ass?
Speaker 3:beefs. Oh Lord, what's the name of the establishment Cheers mate?
Speaker 2:So y'all know, on most restaurants you have a size menu, right. Why the size? Starting at $7? Y'all, let me just say I'm not a cheap eater. I've gone out plenty of times and I spend maybe $100 on good food and drinks, right, so I'm not a cheap eater. But it got to make sense of what I'm ordering, right, like I'm going to spend money on shit. That makes sense. I'm not buying six wings for $16.
Speaker 3:You get that and fries and the dream. That's probably. That's crazy. And you know, man shout out to my black establishments but that's the. You know, that's. The stigma with a lot of black establishments is that they overprice, they overprice. It's like man, we got to get that. Less is more y'all, less is more plot twist plot twist.
Speaker 2:Here's a quick kicker. So we went to another spot afterwards. We went to Dream CLT, the old Roz Bar, the old Firehouse, however you know it. They have food trucks. That's outside their bar because they don't have a kitchen. Shout out to the actual bar, dream CLT. I had no problems. Drinks was flowing. Women Crush Wednesdays they do wings and tequila specials Love them. Let's talk about the food trucks. After we drunk all that, we decided, okay, we ain't get no food at the other spot, so let's see we can get off the food trucks. Now, when you go to a food truck, tell me what y'all think y'all expect to pay the food truck. Give me like a ballpark with everything that you order.
Speaker 3:Just just give me an entree and a drink.
Speaker 2:What?
Speaker 3:would you think? You ordered at a food truck 12, 30 wait, what $30 at a food truck.
Speaker 1:All together, all together for my stuff, depending on what I'm getting.
Speaker 3:That's what I'm saying. What are we getting?
Speaker 1:If I'm just getting tacos, maybe like real 15.
Speaker 3:Okay, yeah, that's what I was, like $30.
Speaker 1:What are you getting like a Jamaican spot?
Speaker 2:$30 is like my max Right. Oh, okay, we went to the food truck and it was I can't remember the name of it. So you lucky, because I can't remember the name of the food truck and we was like dang. I said let's go look. One of the dishes was surf and turf. It was $49.99.
Speaker 3:That's about right for surf and turf.
Speaker 2:I feel like it is, but not for a food truck On a food truck.
Speaker 3:No For surf and because on a food truck, because not in a restaurant solely on a food?
Speaker 1:truck because I have to eat it in my lap. That's a meal you eat at a table.
Speaker 3:You can't just I mean I okay go ahead.
Speaker 2:I think that's about right they had tacos on the menu three. You got three tacos three tacos. I saw the size taco. It was about like this big okay.
Speaker 3:Okay, like the little Mexican tacos. Please don't say it was over $6.
Speaker 2:How much would y'all pay for that?
Speaker 3:Like $6 for three tacos I paid nine max $3 each. That's too high.
Speaker 2:Them tacos. That plate of tacos was $14.
Speaker 3:No fucking for three. Yes, no side. What's the name of this place? I can't remember.
Speaker 2:It was like Sofu, some Coyo Sofu, I don't know. Now one of the trucks did like Dalla Wings that night. That's Gigi's Grill and Catering Shout out to them. And then guess who was out there? The Suya King from Safari Luxe Lounge, the people from Safari. And I was going to go to their food truck but they had like a wait and I was ready to go because one of the cars was drunk. So I was going to go. But I've had their food. When y'all did the open mics.
Speaker 2:Fire great pricing but ago. But I've had a food when y'all did open mics. Why you're great pricey? But that one food truck for 14 for three tacos. That's crazy so, with that being said, black establishments and I hate to say black establishments, but that was a black food truck too. All of those were black place I went and I'm trying to be graceful because I know everything is more expensive now I know things are expensive, so I've got to be graceful but y''all come on, Y'all need to hit up Popeye's people. It looks like.
Speaker 3:Because I got to figure out where they're going. We're going to die. You say hit up Popeye's people.
Speaker 2:We got to figure something out here. Shit, we got to figure something out here.
Speaker 1:He's the guy that got a car. He went for a test drive and they shot in the car, did Okay. So let me tell you all some. Charlotte, shit, yes, so back like a week ago it was reported that a man was at a car dealership it was him and a guy, a car rep. They were test driving the car right. As he was test driving the car, a young nigga tried to steal the car and shot into the car. It ended up taking the car right.
Speaker 3:Oh, nigga took the car. It was Munchie who was doing the test drive?
Speaker 2:Oh, that is crazy, I see him on the news.
Speaker 1:Who is Munchie?
Speaker 2:He do a food truck. He used to oh yeah, Munchie 704.
Speaker 3:Oh, that's crazy.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we got to do better because clearly it's a recession out here.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you know what? And I think we got to like who came up with this phrase? Young nigga, who came up with this shit? Do anybody know?
Speaker 2:It was a people thing. And this is why these young niggas?
Speaker 3:Why can't we call them something else?
Speaker 2:Can we change the name? Can we call them?
Speaker 3:like Young men.
Speaker 2:They don't act like young men. They act like young niggas. You sounded like a white man with a hood just now. They act like young men. Just give them this kind of positivity.
Speaker 1:You sounded like a white man with a hood just now. See it they act like young niggas. You sound like a white man with a hood just now.
Speaker 2:We got to put some positivity behind these words. Man, I love the word debauchery.
Speaker 3:Nah, we got to put some positivity behind these acronyms, man, because you got these guys coming out here.
Speaker 4:And, like you said, young nigga.
Speaker 3:Huh, no, no, no, no. Just take the nigga out of it.
Speaker 3:I put positivity behind what I am. I need me one. We need Because the way these young niggas is acting right now, why you keep calling them young niggas? I'm just saying we got to change the narrative Positivity it was a video right. Posit, a video right. And I'm ending on this young nigga shit.
Speaker 3:It was a video, old delivery dude. He limping to the house, limping oh God, he had to be like in his 80s bro Delivering pizza. Young niggas in the background and they just looking at him. And then one nigga just in the background going in his car and he just at the door. The guy comes yeah, yeah, let me see that, let me see that. He, you gotta have your money. Let me just see it right. Quick. You got your money and he opened the box. He's like, look, it's three, took his shit niggas in the car, ran in the car, took his car and he can't run, he can't walk, he just look at his shit. He walking back, limping, trying to limp hot fast back to his car. I'm like, damn, why they do that. Them young niggas do that. Old dude like that.
Speaker 2:That's not young, nigga shit, though. That's just stupid ass people. That's fucked.
Speaker 1:That's just stupid ass people. Why would you tell that stupid?
Speaker 2:Because the young niggas out here are wildin' man. That didn't make me feel bad, because I'm just over here laughing I don't know how to make people feel empathy because niggas going to be laughing at the nigga limping back to the car.
Speaker 3:It wasn't for empathy, it was just. Some of these young niggas was wild. How did he limp?
Speaker 2:to the car that nigga was gone boy. You done got your money, you done got your money Yo, these young niggas out here wilding man.
Speaker 3:I feel sorry for the old guy man.
Speaker 2:Shit, fuck that.
Speaker 3:Hey, let me what he said you don't got your money, you don't got your money he's like you don't got your money you are so fucking ignorant for real, you're so ignorant y'all think, y'all think, y'all think, y'all think, y'all think, y'all think, y'all think, y'all think, y'all think, y'all think, y'all think y'all think, y'all think.
Speaker 2:Okay, the summer is upon us.
Speaker 3:That's shade, though Some ain't no shade. I'm going to be in shade all summer.
Speaker 2:Listen, ladies, make sure you are washing your ass. We don't want to smell coochie all summer. We do not. Alright, we don't want to smell them pissy when you bend over and twerk. We don't want to smell piss at all. We don't want to smell that. Okay, Wash your ass. Fellas, I'm going to be careful talking to y'all because last time I said some shit. You know y'all don't like niggas. I do love men. I love them, which is crazy. Last time I complimented me about smelling good, they got mad at me. I just wanted to help y'all not smell like an ass.
Speaker 2:That's all I wanted to do so. Fellas, listen, wash your ass this summer. You know what I'm saying. Get underneath them, balls, you know. Don't be like Petty and do the shit that he was talking about. You know what I'm saying. But watch in between your cheeks. You know what I'm saying. Brush your teeth, fellas. Brush your teeth and your tongue. Please get in the back, you know, before you put the grill. Brush your teeth before you put the grill on, because it's sexy to have a nice grill and a cool, breathy mouth, but I don't want to smell ass when you're talking to me with the platinums in your mouth.
Speaker 2:Okay, um, listen, wrap it up. We do not want any summer babies. Okay, we don't want any oopsies at Christmas. I don't want to see you pop out the blue. Oh, my God, we got a story of my life Now you and the baby mama having a heart in your stomach. I don't want to see that shit. Okay, it's the summer also. Y'all listen. If you in a relationship, be in that relationship. Okay, it's nothing fun outside for real, I am. It's nothing outside. If you in a relationship, stay in that relationship, the dating pool is pissy on both sides like. Stay in that relationship. Be happy now, if you, single, enjoy yourself outside, I see y'all. At Boiler Yard Brunch, a 704 party, a Levi without the $70 hookah, I see y'all. But if you, in a relationship, be happy with your person for real, there's nothing out there. It's dust, literally dust down the streets.
Speaker 3:Alright, Do it again. It's what.
Speaker 2:It's dust down the streets Dust. We do need baby powder.
Speaker 3:Hold on, you got baby powder.
Speaker 2:Hell, no, hell, no. This whole room be fucked up Hell.
Speaker 3:No, I really need that shit Because you wouldn't do that shit.
Speaker 2:So hell, no. Last thought, last thought, last thought Y'all listen, wherever you are. If you're watching this, wherever you are, it's going to be okay. That's all I got to say. It's going to be okay. Life happens, things happen, people change, things change. They say when you tell your plans out loud, god be laughing at you for real, because he's going to redirect you and pivot you all the time. It's okay to pivot the word of the summer, the word of the rest of the year is pivot. Pivot. When you have to pivot, that means some things are not good for you, some things are not meant for you, and that boss, bitch or that fly ass thing that you are, and live your life All right. Stop trying to plan out. Monday, tuesday, wednesday. Live in a moment, make great decisions, make great choices, all right. I am wholeheartedly incapable of believing that. Everybody has a quality in them that makes them great. Use that for you. Use that to be the best version of you that you can.
Speaker 3:Pivot motherfuckers. And on that note, it's your boy, CO McLean.
Speaker 2:It's your girl. Trap C it's Terrace, Unscripted and you know what?
Speaker 3:it is man Nobodies Podcast. We signing off niggas.
Speaker 2:Yeah Bang, it was the dust for me.
Speaker 4:What'd you say how did you get in my life, what'd you say, that nigga? What'd?
Speaker 2:you say Y'all thought I was gone. Fuck y'all niggas. Listen, last terrorist's thought Y'all be having y'all kids getting on Fortnite and stuff and be trying to whoop my ass. Tell them kids to go to bed, because I had a kid last night. Y'all got that nigga was talking to me filthy as he was whooping my ass on Fortnite. I didn't like it. I did not like it at all. And he was eight. He told me he was eight. I didn't like it. So, mateo80538, I'm going to whoop your ass and I'm going to whoop your ass, lady. Yeah, and call me a B-word. Oh, it's his own.
Speaker 4:Yeah, he bad as hell.
Speaker 2:See, he said that his summer break up, but I couldn't say nothing because I had to place third in that Battle Royale Fortnite shit. So he won.
Speaker 3:He beat my ass. So is he a young nigga, or what is he?
Speaker 2:He eight, he eight. He's a young nigga. He a kid and I'm going to beat your ass. He a Gen Z nigga. Also, one last thought I did. It's the last one, then Switch going to turn the camera off. Listen on GTA. Y'all real YNs that be on there be trying to. Don't be trying to target me, because I be trying to do some real life shit on GTA.
Speaker 3:Wait, you know where you play GTA to try to drive casually and walk around. I be trying to make money Like you're a citizen.
Speaker 2:I be trying. Sometimes I don't want to be on my YN status.
Speaker 4:So I want to be on my ym status, so I want to walk around and go to the strip club. I want to go to the casino.
Speaker 2:I'm shooting your ass literally. I was in the middle of making a drop and they just came up and shot me and took the money from me and then, you know, it started that one-on-one deathmatch shit.
Speaker 4:So he kept doing it like I was trying to run around, and then you know, gta got new weapons, like a flying backpack and shit.
Speaker 2:He he was dropping bombs on me, a plane, then he was hovering over me and shit with the helicopter. I was pissed. Wait, gta is like Fortnite now. Yeah, gta Online is crazy. It's lit, though, and I can't wait for the next GTA to pop out, but GTA Online is crazy, oh Lord. Yeah, and with that being said, it's your girl, tia McClain.
