Buckle up, listeners, as we kick things off with a freestyle that'll get your nostalgia engines revving! We take a stroll down memory lane, hitting up the classic tracks of LL Cool J and New Edition that might just have you confessing your long-lost loves. It's a riot of laughs as we spar over who's got the darkest tan and draw laughable parallels to legends like Michael Jordan, all while trading some light-hearted gym jibes.
Then it's time to suit up in your throwback jerseys as we dish out tribute to the gridiron greats, from the silver screen's "Any Given Sunday" to the Arizona Cardinals' real-life MVP, Kurt Warner. Revel in the retelling of Warner's rise from grocery clerk to NFL legend, and tackle the conversation on how football gear and rules have evolved for the safety of the sport. Whether you're reminiscing about past glories or pondering the future of football, this huddle is the perfect blend of nostalgia and knowledge.
Lastly, we shift gears to the car culture of yore and the sneaker scenes that had us all in a frenzy. Remember when a Subaru was the ultimate safety statement and a pair of Jordans the ultimate status symbol? We're hitting the rewind button on those days, cruising past the car sound systems that boomed through our adolescence and the sneaker ads that sold us dreams. And before we park this ride, we navigate the tricky terrain of teacher-student relationships post-graduation—with a mix of candid insight and humor that only we can deliver. Join us for this joyride through the past, present, and the personal corners of our lives.
Thanks for listening to the Nobody's Talking Podcast. Follow us on Twitter: (nobodystalking1), Instagram : (nobodystalkingpodcast) and email us at (nobodystalkingpodcast@gmail.com) Thank you!
Buckle up, listeners, as we kick things off with a freestyle that'll get your nostalgia engines revving! We take a stroll down memory lane, hitting up the classic tracks of LL Cool J and New Edition that might just have you confessing your long-lost loves. It's a riot of laughs as we spar over who's got the darkest tan and draw laughable parallels to legends like Michael Jordan, all while trading some light-hearted gym jibes.
Then it's time to suit up in your throwback jerseys as we dish out tribute to the gridiron greats, from the silver screen's "Any Given Sunday" to the Arizona Cardinals' real-life MVP, Kurt Warner. Revel in the retelling of Warner's rise from grocery clerk to NFL legend, and tackle the conversation on how football gear and rules have evolved for the safety of the sport. Whether you're reminiscing about past glories or pondering the future of football, this huddle is the perfect blend of nostalgia and knowledge.
Lastly, we shift gears to the car culture of yore and the sneaker scenes that had us all in a frenzy. Remember when a Subaru was the ultimate safety statement and a pair of Jordans the ultimate status symbol? We're hitting the rewind button on those days, cruising past the car sound systems that boomed through our adolescence and the sneaker ads that sold us dreams. And before we park this ride, we navigate the tricky terrain of teacher-student relationships post-graduation—with a mix of candid insight and humor that only we can deliver. Join us for this joyride through the past, present, and the personal corners of our lives.
Thanks for listening to the Nobody's Talking Podcast. Follow us on Twitter: (nobodystalking1), Instagram : (nobodystalkingpodcast) and email us at (nobodystalkingpodcast@gmail.com) Thank you!
and everybody here check, here we go freestyle. Yo, here we go come on now, yeah, here we go hey, that's how you get it right there.
Speaker 3:Check check okay, okay okay, I sound like I was gonna go yeah, okay, run it back.
Speaker 2:Okay, here I go. Hey, turn me up turn me up on my mic yeah, hey no rapper, that's the one my go to is I'm bad. I'm bad, yeah, man. When I first heard that I put a muscle down man and put his face in, he said not the last what he said, not the last mafia.
Speaker 3:What he said I don't even know Every single, so I'm an MC cop.
Speaker 2:Make you say go LL and do the walk, hey LL is Cold, dog WAP, hey LL is cold. When that thing first came out I said, nigga, I need a troop.
Speaker 3:The second one is when I'm alone in my room. Oh, when it oh.
Speaker 2:How many cats wanted to sing that to a chick? Everybody.
Speaker 2:I told y'all before that I think when it was this chick I remember this is hilarious Her name was Talia Talia Scott, okay, so whoever here it is, you know Talia Scott. Whatever we live, you can see people's houses. We live, you can see people's houses, you know you can see. Look out your back window, or whatever. She stayed on the street behind us, dang it. I was like man, this chick is so cute and I just remember hearing it was a new edition song like Cool it Now or whatever. Cool it now, man. I remember I used to hear that song. Sometimes I'm making this confession right here on the phone. That chick probably going to hear this and be like man. I remember that little black skinny nigga.
Speaker 1:Mr Telephone.
Speaker 2:Man, that's hilarious.
Speaker 1:That's hilarious and because you know each, each stage, you know you, you think you had a think you had a girlfriend or something or a chick that you had a a crush on.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I told you I had a couple felicias. I remember when me, me and Christian was talking about that, I had a. I think I had a Westside Felicia. Then I think it was an Eastside Felicia yeah.
Speaker 4:Like man.
Speaker 2:You remember when the crushes go?
Speaker 4:on.
Speaker 3:What was your first crush. Fifth grade, sixth grade.
Speaker 2:Nah, nigga Probably third grade.
Speaker 4:Oh, mine was my second grade teaching man. I love that bitch, couldn't know her. Oh wait, you know what?
Speaker 2:Hold up. Welcome to the Nobody's Talking Podcast. As y'all can see, we are here, minus Rodeo, alabama, joe, alabama. Joe is missing, ignatian, I'm sure he'll be back soon, but you have yours truly, none other than the dark one, the dark knight, bing bing, mr Chocolate, prince of Darkness. Chocolate Prince of Darkness, chocolate Boy Wonder.
Speaker 3:Chocolate.
Speaker 2:Boy Wonder, what else can I say? Hershey's Kiss.
Speaker 4:You.
Speaker 2:Who? Hey, we're going to have to play the bars. That man, that, anyway. This your boy.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, bosco.
Speaker 2:Sitting next to me. Oh no, it's that. Anyway, this is your boy. Oh yeah, yeah, bosco, sitting next to me.
Speaker 3:Oh no, it's the caramel one, I'll be sure you said I'll be sure Light-skinned ass.
Speaker 2:Nigga, I ain't light-skinned, hold on.
Speaker 3:I ain't light-skinned.
Speaker 2:Al B is hey, do y'all consider y'allself dark-skinned or light-skinned? Middle Al B is Al B is light skinned. Yeah, hey, do y'all consider Y'allself dark skinned or light skinned?
Speaker 4:Middle Nigga, I'm brown, fuck it, I'm brown yeah.
Speaker 3:I'm doo doo brown. I'm not light skinned. I'm not light skinned.
Speaker 4:I'm definitely not light skinned Cause me and Steve About the same.
Speaker 3:He been out in the sun A little bit more.
Speaker 4:Yeah, but we about the See.
Speaker 2:It ain't no questioning me. I'm way, way past the brown paper bag.
Speaker 3:You ain't African black, though, yeah.
Speaker 2:Way, way past. As black as the microphone you got to watch. When you say that dog Somebody might be and you know, I mean our roots oh yeah, our roots are all from there, absolutely. That's true, hey, but no, I oh no, go ahead.
Speaker 3:We're going to let you introduce yourself. I'm going to get back To my left. We all know who it is Ball-headed milk-dug common complexion.
Speaker 2:Superman is in the building. Ding ding ding, ding ding ding.
Speaker 3:Hold on. What am I talking?
Speaker 2:about oh yeah.
Speaker 4:Oh hell, I was missing in action last week, but I'm back.
Speaker 2:Hey, I know I'm light-skinned as somebody. Oh yes, sir, yes sir. Sudan, oh no, no, I got confirmation from the Sudanese that.
Speaker 3:I would be considered light. You're American, dark skinned oh yeah, yeah yeah, you're not.
Speaker 4:That's why he dark skinned Sudanese.
Speaker 2:I'm Wesley Snipes. Remember nigga? We was lifting yesterday and you know you start getting into it right. I said, man, I look like Michael Jordan in 1991.
Speaker 1:Oh no, what made me say that dog Mirror posing? Oh yeah, me rolling.
Speaker 4:Oh yeah, Me rolling that nigga do look like MJ from the back. Look at him. All you got to do is shave his head, boy.
Speaker 3:His ears stick out and everything. Oh, that shit it was hilarious.
Speaker 2:Steve just busted out laughing dog. I was like I don't know what made me say that dog when that come from. Yeah, I know it just came out of nowhere. We just sitting up here lifting, hitting the little tricep pull-downs, and you're like man Getting that sexy on getting that summertime fine. Hey, yeah, summer's coming, Summer's right around the corner.
Speaker 4:That's right boy. Yeah, my abs ready.
Speaker 2:Hey, especially for people in other regions of the country, you know, especially like Midwest, you know it's still kind of spring-ish to them.
Speaker 3:I was sitting here watching this NFL draft last night and they looked like they was freezing.
Speaker 2:Oh, the draft was in Detroit.
Speaker 3:Detroit. Yeah, so I'm just like I mean I didn't see anything.
Speaker 2:I just pulled it up on the phone and saw.
Speaker 3:I just kind of had it on in the background.
Speaker 2:It was going where.
Speaker 3:And it's live in Detroit, which I kind of like how they move it around now.
Speaker 2:Yeah, no, that's good.
Speaker 3:Yeah, they look like it was cold as hell up there. I'm like damn.
Speaker 2:I'm good yeah stadium.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I saw that in the grass, oh yeah, outside yeah, out there in the grass and old concert and everything oh, they had a concert too. They had the um um, they have the uh set up.
Speaker 2:Oh, I don't know, it was a red hot chili peppers.
Speaker 3:I don't know. I like them flee. But they had a stage set up. My boy was down there. He said he sent me a photo. They had a big crowd out there and everything yeah yeah nice nice, all this for this sorry ass too.
Speaker 4:Hey, marvin Harrison Jr oh man what they going to do with him.
Speaker 2:I don't know. We're going to find out.
Speaker 4:Connor can't give him the ball.
Speaker 2:Throw me the damn ball. Throw me the ball, Kyler.
Speaker 4:Kyler Murray. Going to be like just throw it up. Going just throw it up. Gonna have to be like Deion Sanders and go get it. I didn't share this picture. What y'all saw earlier.
Speaker 3:It was pretty funny, kyler Murray, it was, let me paint a picture for y'all. It's a picture of Kyler Murray and Marvin Harrison. It says first look at Marvin Harrison Jr and Kyler Murray. Aww, let me paint this picture. It has Kyler.
Speaker 1:Murray oh.
Speaker 3:Let me paint this picture. It has Barbara Harrison G and Kyler Murray's head.
Speaker 2:Y'all know we talk about social media a lot, man, because all of us, obviously, even Joe, we come from when there was just how we was talking about, like our crushes and all this. Are you sitting up here looking out the window? No, there's no text, there's no. Oh, what's your? What's your what they say? You got Graham or you got the Instagram? Yeah, see, yeah, no, you had to just go talk to him now with all these pictures out to Instagram. Yeah, see, yeah, no, you had to just go talk to him Now with all these pictures out. Did you see the one they did with Minnesota? No, not Minnesota, but it was the Falcons.
Speaker 3:But it was. I know there's probably been a few of them. They showed.
Speaker 2:Who was in with Jamie?
Speaker 3:Foxx, what was it called? Oh, what was it? Any given sunday? Any given sunday? Yeah, they were showing jamie fox.
Speaker 2:They showed jamie fox, and was it dennis quaid? Yeah, and then they said that's kurt cousins. And, uh, michael pennix, willie beeman damn, that's crazy I, man, these cats get so creative. They didn't have to do that one, though. No, they didn't have to do that. Yeah, that was messed up.
Speaker 3:It basically shows. So, to paint the picture, it shows Michael Harrison Jr, his whole torso, all the way to his thighs. And then it shows Kyle Harris.
Speaker 2:Just his head man, just the top of his head Dog. That's mad, that's hilarious. Man go get him Kyler. I know he gonna sit up here and make it happen, dog I know he is man.
Speaker 4:y'all finally gave me a weapon. I can use it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Because that boy he had, he had Hopkins. He had Hopkins for a little bit right A couple seasons yeah.
Speaker 3:Didn't know how he was. He didn't. Nah, man, they had a couple good games together, but it's still the Cardinals that's crazy man. They just got that stigma Like they might have one or two good seasons, but then after that, that's it.
Speaker 4:They're going back to the Cardinals After Kurt Warner. Man, there's no getting back to that.
Speaker 2:Oh, I know, huh, kurt Warner Him. And.
Speaker 4:Larry Fitzgerald was the connection. Yeah, and Quan Bowden and Quan Bowden, yeah.
Speaker 2:That's when they caught. It was like lightning in a bottle. They was on fire for a little bit.
Speaker 3:Kurt Warner had. I mean obviously he was a Super Bowl winning quarterback for the Rams.
Speaker 2:Went to.
Speaker 3:the Giants sat behind Eli Then came.
Speaker 4:When did he come? Because he had retired. They said he was at home and they called him. Oh yeah, I think you're right. He said he was back in groceries.
Speaker 3:He was about to retire.
Speaker 2:No, that was before he retired.
Speaker 3:No, no, no no, yeah, that was before he, because he played for the Iowa Barnstormers, yeah, the Indoor Football League or Arena Football League, and then I think he was-.
Speaker 2:That's why I got that quick release, boy. You know you got to have that release in that Indoor Football.
Speaker 3:That quick twitch. Yeah, I guess, since we on this football subject real quick what y'all think my brother was on one today about these damn helmets.
Speaker 4:Oh man listen External pattern Dude.
Speaker 2:You know what? Listen? We got to figure out man. We got to post that on IG. What are them? Things called Listen initially when I first saw them being. As I said numerous times on here, I'm an ex-football player.
Speaker 1:Now I thought they had them things on their helmets meaning.
Speaker 2:It meant like no contact. You know, most of the times, like back in the day, you throw on like a yellow jersey or a green jersey, so it signifies your participation Right, obviously you know you can't touch the quarterback, but you know I might have on a green shirt to wear. You know I can go full gold, but, don't you know, somebody might have a yellow shirt to wear. We just want him to kind of chill and just walk through everything. I can't even remember when the first time I saw them things.
Speaker 4:I thought that shit was just things I saw them a couple years ago.
Speaker 2:That's what I thought. Well, they were.
Speaker 3:So they're called guardian caps. So they wear them for practice, just to kind of help protect themselves so that they can be prepared for the game.
Speaker 2:So you can really really.
Speaker 3:I guess they said so won't nobody's helmet pop off. Man, that thing don't snap off If someone hit it hard enough. That's what I thought I mean. It just goes over top of the helmet Right.
Speaker 2:But I'm just saying, man, as fast as these dudes be sitting up here hitting, I mean, ain't nobody going to wear it, because one oh yeah, because they know they're about to get crucified, they put that on.
Speaker 4:I could imagine someone coming on the field with that thing on man it's concussion protocol.
Speaker 3:I got to wear it for two weeks.
Speaker 2:Get that. Hey, that better be the only reason.
Speaker 3:Now you covering up the team logo.
Speaker 4:what they got to put it, they're going to come up Stocking cap over the top with the team logo on it.
Speaker 2:Y'all seen them pictures I sent out, with them helmets I'm like man, listen, they're going to have people. Hey.
Speaker 3:Don't put me out there, those weren't made for regular people.
Speaker 2:That's listen. That's what it look like. That's exactly what those helmets look like. I was like man listen, Sissified, listen, Sissified.
Speaker 3:Becoming sissified and.
Speaker 2:Like Bink. No, listen, no, it has gotten the whole tackling thing. I, I.
Speaker 3:I ain't even paid attention to that. I'm interested to see what happens.
Speaker 2:They say you can't, you can't tackle.
Speaker 3:You can't drag them down.
Speaker 4:Can't hit them, yeah. Drag them down by the hips, yeah.
Speaker 3:So, like you know how you come up and try to tackle someone from behind.
Speaker 2:Oh and swing them around?
Speaker 3:No, no, you can swing them, you just can't take your weight down with them. So that, how is?
Speaker 1:it.
Speaker 2:I mean, I think I know what you're saying Grab and sit on them.
Speaker 4:Yeah, grab them and then sit on their ankles.
Speaker 2:Oh, oh, oh.
Speaker 3:Okay okay.
Speaker 2:Hip tackle.
Speaker 3:Yeah, so you can't do that, but that's going to be interesting. I mean, these guys have been tackling all these years.
Speaker 2:Dude. That's what I don't understand, because Now you got to change everything. I remember the days where you laid on your back. You got up and hit.
Speaker 4:They don't do that no more. Yeah, the bull ring.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you can't do bull in the ring, Bull ring. Oklahoma drill.
Speaker 2:Yeah, when you lay helmet to helmet or a few.
Speaker 4:Yeah, flip over and go. You can't do that no more. Yeah, one guy got the ball, one guy get the tackle man. Tackle the ball, tackle the ball, make them fumble. That's what our coach used to say Make them fumble. Put your helmet on the ball.
Speaker 3:Sissify. I mean I know players are bigger, faster, stronger, but still you got it. You play that sport, you know it's a physical sport. You get hurt.
Speaker 4:That's part of the game Next man up. Next man up.
Speaker 2:A wise man once told me you play football, you get hurt.
Speaker 4:Yeah, Just like you ride motorcycles, you're going to fall. That's what the coach told me in my little training class. He said if you ride a motorcycle, it's not if you're going to fall, it's when you're going to fall when you're going to fall. You're going to fall. I've been doing this for 20 years. I've fallen a couple times.
Speaker 2:It's like that, you know it's like that.
Speaker 4:And it's not your fault. It doesn't have to be your fault. It could be the other person's fault, it could be a pedestrian's fault, it could be a bottle's fault, it could be a leaf's fault.
Speaker 1:It could be anything.
Speaker 4:It's not going to be you. I was just like, yeah, he right. I remember I rode through some leaves. You know how you ride through some leaves with a car and the leaves go like this so, I got on my motorcycle, it was like ice.
Speaker 2:You got to be careful Even around like the my bike just spin.
Speaker 4:I just got up. Hope nobody saw that. Damn, it'll be all right.
Speaker 3:Keep going, yep.
Speaker 1:Yeah, back on and kept going.
Speaker 4:I was like okay, I learned my lesson.
Speaker 2:If you turn in them corners, boy, you sitting up here looking at them little pebbles and them rocks. This is crazy when you're on your motorcycle.
Speaker 3:I hope I don't slide out Right. You riding down the freeway or a street or something like that, you notice every little bump in the road, every little crack, every little pothole.
Speaker 4:You're like God dang where all this come from. Is that an oil slick when?
Speaker 3:are you from? Get away from it, get away from it. You see everything when you're on your motorcycle, in your car.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you just roll. You be like, if I hit it, I hit it.
Speaker 3:You get on the freeway like I'll be all right. It's a big crack right there.
Speaker 4:Make sure I can get over this thing real quick. I'm like dang, that's crazy. Yes, sir.
Speaker 3:I think motorcycles make you a better driver, though.
Speaker 4:I think so, because it makes you aware. It makes you more aware. You got to be aware of everything going on, not just driving in the next car going on, not just, you know, driving in the next car. No, you got to be aware of everything because it could be a chain reaction. It's coming your way. You got to be able to avoid it. That's true.
Speaker 2:no, that's very, that's very true right there. You do have to pay attention and when you know you see you.
Speaker 3:That's when you see the, the textures and yeah you see a little bit like in your car.
Speaker 4:See the car drift over just a little bit, that's just enough to nudge me right there.
Speaker 3:See if I haven't been paying attention. You don't realize how fast people be driving, until you're in your motorcycle too. Oh man people fly. Yeah, I'm going like 90, 95.
Speaker 2:This car is flying man, Okay, bye.
Speaker 3:I ain't racing, I'm flying. I know they flying. I'm going like motorcycle flying, not really like real fast, but just enough just to stay ahead of everybody. But hey, flying. I see the cars going by me going 100. Yeah.
Speaker 4:Speaking of that, you know the cars with the eye sight. You got the eye sight on them and they had a test right. Subaru tested Subaru, tested number one, all the mother cars. You should have seen they had a guy Like a dummy.
Speaker 2:You said Subaru Tested number one.
Speaker 4:It was the safest, all the other ones. Subaru didn't stop For the motorcycle, but you should have seen, like the Chevy, the Volvo.
Speaker 4:The motherfucking. So it made me think I was like oh shit, I gotta start watching my six, cause you should have seen the cars going. This was 30 miles per hour. Car was just going and it never stopped. Wow, boom Guy get flipped over. Boom, the dummy flip over the back of the car. Bloop, bloop, bloop. The bike split up in half, break up and just go bouncing everywhere. This is at 30 miles per hour.
Speaker 2:So wait, is this a self-driving car? Because you said EyeSight?
Speaker 4:Yeah, they had the EyeSight. They was testing the.
Speaker 2:EyeSight on all these vehicles Right, right, Like the Ford the Chevy, the Subaru and. Subaru has the best EyeSight.
Speaker 4:Yeah, subaru stopped for the motorcycle every time and they said I think it was like 80% of the time Subaru stopped, but the other ones 27% of the time they stop.
Speaker 1:Subaru has the highest safety rating out of all the cars.
Speaker 4:Yeah, yep, subaru Forester. I was just like damn. So if you ain't got a Subaru behind you, you better watch your six.
Speaker 2:I'm about to go get one. They ain't paying attention.
Speaker 1:No, they ain't paying attention. If there ain't a Subaru, that's behind you, boy.
Speaker 4:You better make sure you cutting them lanes.
Speaker 2:So you can hit the and not your ass. Yeah, you sitting up here be looking behind you and super annoyed at like because people don't. Hey.
Speaker 3:They got a bad stigma. Hey check this out.
Speaker 2:How does that? How does that sound? You sitting up here, man? I know it.
Speaker 1:I don't even know how the clubs are now, but so I'm just going back to our day.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they're like oh, you know you sitting up here, you know how some cats that got nice cars and stuff. You know you niggas drive nice cars so y'all niggas Probably put y'all keys Up on the bar so the chick can see what kind of car you drive and be like, oh what kind of car you drive, a Subaru. I got a Subaru Four star.
Speaker 4:I'm like, hey, you wanna.
Speaker 2:That don't even yeah.
Speaker 1:You gonna get home Safely, bitch you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 4:I was like the window's tinted, you gonna get home.
Speaker 3:Safely Guess what. We gotta go off road. Guess what.
Speaker 2:That's when you Pull out that piece of paper and show her All the safety features. Look Eyesight 100% the car you drive 27%. Eye sight 100% the car you drive 27%.
Speaker 3:Let's see if we can take yours off-road. It's all-wheel drive, all the time bitch oh man. What you driving at Toyota Camry oh no, oh no, that ain't going to make it. That shit ain't safe.
Speaker 4:That ain't going to make it.
Speaker 3:Let's go out here and test my eye sight. Oh shit, Try to run in the back of something ain't gonna do it yeah, car, dee, dee, dee, dee, quirk your car be just smashed through that wall. Talk about my Subaru if you want to yeah he got a back seat.
Speaker 2:Get back there for real. Yeah, that is, that's funny, just think, you know, it's just like certain cars see, now, at the age we are, now it don't make no damn difference. But I'm just going back.
Speaker 3:I know you like the Subaru, Unless it was like the WRX the race one, the racing one.
Speaker 4:Right right, right, People be like oh man, you got a WRX, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:They didn't even call it a Subaru, they just called it WRX, but that's like when you had the remember back in the day, they had the Datsun.
Speaker 3:They had Datsuns and they had.
Speaker 2:Oh man, I just saw one, what in the hell? I don't know if not a Corvette, the Beta, oh, what's the name of it. I remember one of my past friends had one, or that's actually one of our neighbors and then when I saw it the other day, I saw a guy in one. I was like damn, I ain't seen that car man since I was probably five or six years old, at least probably, or at least seven. I was like like man the Dodge Dart a lot of.
Speaker 2:I mean this car manufacturers ain't anything around like Pontiac's not around, yeah, pontiac yeah, fiero, fiero oh, dog, hey, I remember when my dude he had a, a Pontiac Fiero, and uh, there's one, a white cat named tommy, a red one. We used to just be like dang you thought he was the dopest person alive dog man this cat used to be, riding around in that fierro dog, yeah with, uh, real, yeah, I'm telling you, it's just all the stuff they used to think about like back in the day oh yeah, you'd be like man.
Speaker 2:that cat got a Pontiac Fiero. Oh, and my boy, andre Andre Wynn, had the Ford Festiva.
Speaker 3:Had the little 14-inch Datons on them, Nigger. My favorite was like the little Geo Tracker with the 14-inch Dayton. I used to want one of those so bad yeah that my idea.
Speaker 2:I used to want the Wichita. Remember when EPMD was like you drive a Corvette, I drive a Semirise Suzuki.
Speaker 1:Those were the same car the Tracker and the.
Speaker 2:Suzuki.
Speaker 3:The Semirise Suzuki. They used to be in the videos with the little knockoff, 14-inch gold.
Speaker 2:I'm telling y'all, hey, if y'all get time, for I mean, it don't make any difference what age you are, if you're younger, you would just look back and be like, oh, we appreciated. Like the simple stuff, like now it's Rolls Royce, corvettes, ferraris, bentleys, uh, the G wagons, she's got it A big catty. Yeah, the Bugatti. Man I'd be like it's now. See, we was happy, Like I said, with the Semirais Suzuki, the geo track nigga, the Toyota Celica.
Speaker 3:You be like oh nigga, she got a Celica. My aunt had a 91 Chevy Cavalier.
Speaker 2:Oh, the Tudor man I used to love that. Hey, remember, they had the. I remember y'all. I'm telling y'all right now I should look one up. My dream car was the Cavalier Z24. 24. And the GMC Typhoon.
Speaker 3:Dog. I said I'm going to go to the league and get me a Cavalier Z24. Z24, that's what she had. She had the Z24? Yeah, the Z24. Z24. That's what she had. She had the Z24? Yeah, the Z24. I think, okay, the 91 still had the solid front.
Speaker 2:So she had the, maybe she had a 91. Oh yeah, see, the one I was thinking was the body style. Right before that one, I remember this One cat was selling one. I remember going.
Speaker 3:Oh, there, it is right there. Yep, let me see. See, you're right. Yep, that one right there, was it that one?
Speaker 2:no, it's the body. What year is that? That's a 90. That's a 90.
Speaker 3:That's the body, see my alright, go go.
Speaker 2:87. Okay, the 87 is the one that I wanted. Y'all can play along with us and look up like the, the 87 and the 87. And what about the Chevy? Oh, okay.
Speaker 3:That one yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it was blue Blue. Yep, it was the same color scheme. Yeah, but what about the? Remember the Chevy? What's it? The Corsicas?
Speaker 1:Yep.
Speaker 2:Remember they had the. Corsicas was like man, I think it was a, because the corsica was. I don't know if it was the four door, then they had the, the beretta oh, yeah, the beretta yeah, yeah, my hey
Speaker 2:grandfather had one dude, I'm telling you, a jay had one of those Dude. I'm going to tell you, hey, Jed had one Dog. He was in high school, so you know you sitting up here like dog. We used to go to the Agora on Sundays. Yeah, man, we used to man JB sitting up there with his girlfriend, right, we all walk over to his crib.
Speaker 1:Like come on man.
Speaker 2:Hurry up, it's time to go to the crib. Come on, man, hurry up, it's time to go to the agora. But you start thinking about it like we pressuring this young man to leave his girlfriend to take us to the little teenage bar or teenage club man. I was like man shout out to Jed boy, jed is a good dude.
Speaker 4:Shout out Jed. Shout out to Jed Boy.
Speaker 2:Jed is a good dude. Shout out Jed. Shout out to Jed. That's crazy. Jed Ray Dunn, yeah, dog, no, I remember he, because our boy, our boy Keith Yancey, had one too, but oh, yeah, them Berettas.
Speaker 3:I tell you, what my aunt had, one just like this one. And she promised to give it to us when we got older Right.
Speaker 2:You know we was younger then Right and y'all was hype, I was hype.
Speaker 3:I'm like, oh, I'm going to own that car one day. Man, I'm about to buy this one, it said 37,000 miles on it.
Speaker 2:I sit up here thinking about you know you have a kid that's of age to where you can pass a car down. I'm sitting up here thinking like if I pass my car down to my kid, I would be jealous as hell. I would be sitting up here like you, little snot-nosed mother.
Speaker 4:Right, I ain't have nothing.
Speaker 2:I'm like boy, we walking. Mother, right, I ain't have nothing, right? I'm like boy, we walking. You know, you sitting up here. Hey, how much cooch Did you have a car in high school?
Speaker 4:Yeah, I didn't get a car until I was a senior. I didn't get a car until I was a senior. Oh, until your senior year.
Speaker 2:No, I didn't have one at all. In high school I bought it myself.
Speaker 4:My junior year in college.
Speaker 2:Remember I had a job since I was 12. But here's the thing though. You start sitting up here thinking like damn, I wonder how much cooch I missed out on. Oh, not having a car, not having a car?
Speaker 3:No, it seemed like all.
Speaker 2:Because you know. You sitting up here, I mean you cool with the chicks you know in the neighborhood, or you know, or she talk to your boy or this, and you sitting up here, like damn, I'm going to go out here and try one of them suburban girls. See what's going on.
Speaker 1:Pull up.
Speaker 2:Man, I can't come out there, and then you take the bus. I can't come out there, and then you take the bus.
Speaker 3:Ain't taking no bus way out there to Norton or Manchester or Copley. He used to make me mad. My boy used to come pick us up, go to his girl's house, pick her up, make me get in the back Like come on dog.
Speaker 2:He's like hey.
Speaker 1:Hey, I'm going to tell you something.
Speaker 2:Wait, what did you just say? Because I do have a question for my white folks. I'm dead serious. Hey, here's my question right here how in the hell you have a smooth, clean backseat? But let's say you're driving, his girl is in the car and your boy is in the car and all three of y'all sitting in the front. I mean, remember, this is the, this ain't the bucket seat, no more you know, the school I'm talking.
Speaker 2:I'm going back 80s, early 90s, so all three of them are just sitting in the front. Nigga, we ain't never did that. You get in the car with your, like he sitting in the front. Nigga, we ain't never did that. You get in the car with your, like he said, in the back seat. I get in the car with my boy and his girl. Yeah, I'm going straight to the back seat. I didn't even think about like, oh, I'm going to sit in the front seat I feel safer back there.
Speaker 2:Anyway, dude, I'm telling you Sometimes like, hey, I know the white folks probably got some questions for us too. They probably like well, why did you get in the backseat? Why? You ain't sit up front. Well, first off, this ain't my girlfriend, so what I'm doing is sitting next to her.
Speaker 3:She's sitting in between us, like she, both of ours. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:Hey, I'm sitting up here like man, yeah, walking around the amusement park with y'all's hand in each other's back pockets. We ain't never did that.
Speaker 3:No me neither.
Speaker 2:I'm still on my, all three of them sitting up in the front seat, so then, as they be rounding in the park with their hand in each other's back pocket, I can see if it was like a truck.
Speaker 3:Oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 2:Single cab truck no it's a full back seat and all three. I'm telling you, maybe it was the neighborhood I lived in.
Speaker 4:Maybe it was white privilege. Motherfucking, we belong in the front seat, all of us sitting in the front. Oh yeah, I know. Huh, I don't, I have no idea, could could be.
Speaker 3:You know, I mean, everybody used to fight over shotgun.
Speaker 1:I got shotgun right, you know, so that way they didn't used to fight over shotgun I got shotgun, right, you know so that way they didn't have to fight over shotgun.
Speaker 2:Way before gas got super, super high too, so you could sit up there. This one used to ride around and like drive up and down the street.
Speaker 3:Ain't nobody cruising, no more.
Speaker 2:But this is what you did, though, because you know you had that cassette in there and you had it right on the witch and I ain't see it. I'm going to tell you, jess, let me paint the picture for y'all, right here. I'm going to give you an example.
Speaker 4:I had it right over my song.
Speaker 2:So this is what you did. Now, folks, all my Ohio folks, you know I got to shout out Ohio Cars drive by with the booming system Cars drive by. Look, I got something for you right here. Isn't that crazy how?
Speaker 3:systems used to be the shit.
Speaker 4:You didn't have a box and that sub, yeah, sub and amps.
Speaker 2:And I'll tell you, right now I have one man. Ain't no way in hell I don't do it, I do not turn that thing up, but that used to be it no, no, yeah, you still turn mine up.
Speaker 4:Fuck that, yo, you got a boxing sub.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I listen to it sometime.
Speaker 4:Sometime I'll be like man, there's only one, though. It's only one sub, but they, like I, gotta have two 12s or 15 or 10.
Speaker 3:You know, I never had the full system.
Speaker 2:I remember when my dude had the uh, took the speaker from the house and put it in the back seat.
Speaker 4:I've done that before Put it all the way in the back Big ass room speaker.
Speaker 3:I've done that before.
Speaker 2:Shout out to Larry Love, thank goodness, because I was rolling with him. I was like, well, I know I'm shotgun.
Speaker 3:I used to think my friends were rich when they had that system. I was rolling with them, I was like well, I know I'm shotgun.
Speaker 4:I used to think my friends were rich when they had that system.
Speaker 3:I'm like boy serving Vegas, boy oh that's what it was.
Speaker 4:serving Vegas, serving Vegas. Boy, you get them. Boy. Two 12-inch subs you got the top of the line.
Speaker 3:The box custom box kit. Oh yeah, man, you couldn't hear yourself think, Put on some DJ Magic mic.
Speaker 4:Boom, boom, I got the munchies for your face.
Speaker 2:Look, here was the thing right here. Now, like I said, you know you get in the car, you know the girls are out, because now, like I said, I don't know where y'all are from, but you know, like being an inner city kid, we hung out a lot in front of the corner stores or just. I mean just you know kids being kids, eh, innocent kids, you know just having fun. Or you know where the cute girls was at. You were riding up through the park.
Speaker 4:And then you sit up there. Shout out to Rockford.
Speaker 2:You see them down the street right. Rockford Illinois Loves the park you like, oh Evans.
Speaker 4:Lake See for the.
Speaker 2:Illinois, lois Park you like, oh, evans Lake, see, hey, we going through, we riding through the Joy Park Project, right we riding through the projects.
Speaker 2:Okay, so you like oh hell, oh there they go. Be like, wait, hold on, hold on, you got it. You got the song queued up. So you start getting close, right, you sitting up here like, oh, okay, wait, hold on. Then when you get closer to him, hit, play. Then you start being like, oh hell, wait.
Speaker 2:So then my boy, keith, sitting up there in the seat, leaning right, now, keith, already short, right. So he leaning head damn near in the middle of the thing, you know niggas, leaning right, my seat, like all the way back. So now it ain't even my car, but I won't clout like it's mine, right, we're sitting up here like ah. And then at that time, what's up, keith? They be like, ah, man, what y'all doing? We be like, ah, nothing, hey. So then you know you want to get them in there, like, oh, y'all coming to ride. Then they say, oh, I'm waiting for so-and-so Like. Then they say, oh, I'm waiting for so and so Like, oh, okay. So then you just sit up there and you be like, oh man. So then you go to the Rosemary Project, right, tell you, it's just what you do. You pull up, like, oh, you got it queued up.
Speaker 1:Yeah, man Come on.
Speaker 2:So you niggas, niggas start leaning. You know For those who don't know what the lean is, all the stuff we talk about, just Google it, if you know you know. So my boy leaning, then we like this. Now we're at the, because you know Joy Park. We already left Joy Park. Now we're going to the Rosemary Project. Actually, we go to Wilbeth Holmes, then go to Rosemary. So now we're at the Wilbeth Holmes, then go to the Rosemary.
Speaker 1:So now we at the Wilbeth Holmes right. Okay, Same song.
Speaker 2:You sitting up here like, hey, what's up Keith, what's up Bosco?
Speaker 1:What y'all?
Speaker 2:doing?
Speaker 3:We just out here chilling Y'all on the ride, y'all, I'm telling you, dog, those were good old days, the good old days we used to roll through the park, jacksonville, texas, and you, just that's what you look forward to, just.
Speaker 1:Everybody lined up on the side, y'all, everybody just cruising through the park Playing their music.
Speaker 3:That's it. I remember I'd be in the side, everybody just cruising through the park Playing their music.
Speaker 2:I remember I'd be in the side seat my aunt's car.
Speaker 3:She'd be.
Speaker 1:Hey.
Speaker 3:Hey, you know I'd be in the front seat, me and my brother fighting over the front and the back seat yeah, yeah, yeah. Try to be seen. She's like okay, I'm gonna ride y'all through one more time, I'm gonna take y'all home, then she come back out. I'm going to ride y'all through one more time, I'm going to take y'all home, then she come back out. I'm like I used to hate that dog. Why y'all ain't dropping me off?
Speaker 4:I'm going to stay out here, dang.
Speaker 3:That was a fun time Hell yeah, you can't do that.
Speaker 2:They don't do that no more. Yeah, you sit out front. Everybody had their little boom box. Got all the neighborhood kids on somebody's porch or something. See now what we did, we out there, if we ain't playing, hide and seek out there catching lightning bugs, putting them in a jar. You send up here like oh yeah we gonna catch some lightning bugs how many you got and then just listening to music send up period oh man, playing double dutch.
Speaker 4:What's that? One thing where you kick the ball and be spinning around on your ankle oh yeah, yeah, I know, I know what you're talking about get that? Well, we'll do that. And then we had a pogo stick, so we see how many pogos you can get.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, yeah, doink, doink, doink, doink 100.
Speaker 4:120. Oh, we got 120.
Speaker 2:I think the one with the thing ain't.
Speaker 1:Damn, what's that shit called Like Skip?
Speaker 2:It, skip it, yeah, skip it, skip it, yeah, skip it.
Speaker 4:Yeah, he used to do that Me, my sister. We stayed in the complex, used to come out, we just played in the common.
Speaker 3:Yeah, did they have what was it called Tether ball?
Speaker 4:Huh, yeah, that was at school. We had tether ball at school.
Speaker 2:Okay, now let me tell you I'm about to tell you how we played tether ball. Now I'm going to let you all know I said, when I say I'm from the inner city, I'm from the inner city, they play tetherball. But a lot of times what they'll do, they'll put rocks in the milk carton, tied that milk carton up, tied to a street sign. If you're from Akron, ohio, shout out.
Speaker 2:I mean, they played at school. They played, you know like it looked, like the volleyball and all that, right, you know what I'm saying. But at home and I even remember sometimes playing at our boy Rodney Cherry they had the little clothesline. Take the little clothesline down, hook that little milk, crate up and be back there balling dog.
Speaker 1:The milk crate in the dirt. The dirt in the milk crate.
Speaker 3:I told you, boy, once you got that ball high you couldn't reach it.
Speaker 2:Ain't no suburbs here? We'll be in the back of Jeff Grubbs. He had a actual hoop, a hoop, okay. Oh, I remember his dad would come out there and hoop with us in them goddamn cowboy boots. Like goddamn Y'all, take them cowboy boots off.
Speaker 4:Man. Everybody had a hoop, though. Yeah, hell you know, that was when Michael Jordan was, I guess, coming to famousness.
Speaker 2:Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, it was the first couple of years. Yeah, yeah, when he came in, what 80?
Speaker 4:Yeah, 87. He came in 84. He came in 84. 84, because I just started watching basketball at 85. Okay yeah.
Speaker 3:He came in like 84. I remember Footlocker Roland Eggers Mall watching basketball at 85.
Speaker 2:Okay, yeah, he came. He came like 84. Right, his first. Okay, I remember footlocker talking about rolling acres mall 64.99. Shout out to pop. Thank you. I had pair one, next year pair two. I was like god damn. I told y'all do you go to school? They'd be like damn, they got some j's. These was a hundred dollars, man. Man, now you think about it like dog it's, it's too much now hundred.
Speaker 2:Hey, now I'm gonna tell y'all this, I'm glad we're talking about this. Too many people got sneakers, man, it's, it's. I'm telling you right now. Too many players, too many players got sneakers. Dude, listen, I don't. Okay. Name three players. Oh, let me see. Name five players back in the day that had their own shoe, their own.
Speaker 4:MJ. Larry Bird, Michael J.
Speaker 2:Now, but what shoe did Larry Bird have? His own shoe, his own.
Speaker 3:Charles Barkley had his own shoe.
Speaker 2:Magic.
Speaker 3:Johnson had his own shoe. Magic had his own shoe.
Speaker 4:Yeah.
Speaker 3:He had Converse but it wasn't like the Magic Johnson shoe.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it was a Magic.
Speaker 2:Johnson shoe, but it was the weapon, it was the Converse weapon, that was his, that was his shoe. Yeah, it was a Magic Johnson shoe For real. Yeah, but it was the weapon.
Speaker 4:It was the Converse weapon.
Speaker 2:That was his, that was his shoe, yeah, okay, but he should have went with Mikey, he lost some money.
Speaker 4:He lost a whole bunch of money, right no, but what?
Speaker 2:I'm saying is you have Air Jordan Now? No, you have Otis, otis, you got.
Speaker 3:Paul George, you got Ja.
Speaker 2:Sabrina KD.
Speaker 3:KD, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Kyrie Clay, I mean, I know they're Steph.
Speaker 3:It's almost easier for Nike to name the shoe after the player rather than just kind of coming up with a you know, Haraji or whatever Right right, right right it makes sense Right right, right, right.
Speaker 2:So it makes sense just to go ahead. Right, I get it.
Speaker 3:That's the shoe that they want to wear. Name it after the player. Give them that deal. But yeah, I know what you mean. Now it's, everyone has one Dude.
Speaker 2:I think Dominique had Brooks. Dominique was with.
Speaker 3:Brooks, dominique.
Speaker 2:Wilkins Okay.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Brooks, chuck was with Nike.
Speaker 1:He was with Nike. Who was with.
Speaker 3:Reebok I can't remember who was with Reebok Shaq Shaq started with.
Speaker 1:Reebok.
Speaker 3:Yeah, he started with Reebok, then he created his own.
Speaker 4:Then he created the pump. Who had the pump? No, that was D Brown that was.
Speaker 2:Reebok.
Speaker 1:And I D Brown, that was.
Speaker 2:Reebok. See, and I'm going back, d Brown used to wear the pumps. Who else?
Speaker 4:wore the pumps. Larry Johnson wore the pumps.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he wore the pumps. Yeah, larry Johnson. No, larry Johnson was Converse man, grandma Mom, grandma Mom. Yeah, I thought he was with Converse, it's been so long. Iverson was Reebok. See, that's why I'm going, we going into like Adulthood now I'm going back to when I was.
Speaker 4:Yeah, you were a kid, nobody, it was just Dr J. Dr J had his. It was DrJ and it was Magic Johnson, and it was.
Speaker 2:But now everybody have Michael Jordan their signature shoe.
Speaker 3:So here's what I'm getting I don't know.
Speaker 4:Dr J just wore Converse.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 2:I'm not a sneakerhead. Yeah, he wore the.
Speaker 3:Converse All-Star. I'm not a sneakerhead by any means, but it's getting out of hand dog. I mean all these different colorways. Okay, I get it. Everyone got to match. It's got to be a different.
Speaker 2:Hey, no, you don't have to match, you're right, you're right? Well, I have a few different At the same time they come up with all these Like the same shoe in a bunch of different colors Exclusives.
Speaker 3:You know what I'm saying. I'm watching. What was I watching? I was watching YouTube, I don't know. I had it on or something like that, and this dude, you know, wanted like $5,500 for them. I'm sitting here like dog. Why can't they just make a bunch of them so everybody can enjoy?
Speaker 2:having a pair of Travis Scott Jordans. Yep, I remember going right into the store, yeah, and maybe the Jordans was out, maybe three, four weeks, you still get them. And we just walked right into Rolling Eggers mall, my pop like, hey, I don't know what size I wore at the time Nine, eight, nine, they didn't come out with, they bring them out. Well, they didn't come out with this whole colorway thing until after he retired.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, like all the different colors and stuff. I didn't even know, I still even sound to me thing till after he retired. Oh yeah, like all the different colors and stuff, I didn't even know, I still even sound To me. I just say color, what color are they? When they be like colorway, I be like it's too much.
Speaker 3:I get sick and tired of it. I'm like man, I want to go buy a pair of Jordans. Let me buy a pair of Jordans that I like Can't get them.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, you got to get stuck in a raffle Some.
Speaker 3:Travis Scott's about to come out now.
Speaker 2:And they dog them. Things gonna probably be like $6,000. It's a Jordan, I guess they partnered up or whatever it's out of control dog they fly.
Speaker 3:They fly off the shelf.
Speaker 2:You would sit up here and be like okay, Even when you go to, like okay, you want to get them.
Speaker 3:They'd be like hold on.
Speaker 2:You're waiting in line. It's out of control or you put your size. Actually, you don't even get to your size with those.
Speaker 4:What they make limited edition or something.
Speaker 3:That's what makes me mad. Why can't you just make enough for everybody so you can?
Speaker 2:buy them, but then you, like you said you're buying them for like $4,000, $5,000. They're trying to control the market.
Speaker 3:Well, it's collector's items, now right To make them collector's items you've got to control the market, you got to limit them. But at the same time, I'm sitting here Because there's only so many people you know who can get them the athletes, the stars and then there's a select few of rich people that can get them.
Speaker 2:And that's regular folk that light sneakers.
Speaker 4:You don't get to get them, unless you go to Korea, we'll have them made they be looking the same.
Speaker 3:They'd knock off, they'd be looking the same.
Speaker 4:Hey, we make those right here, right here, we make them for you. I'm telling you Two hour, two hour.
Speaker 3:Be back in two hour All right, listen, that is not Bosco that's doing that voice.
Speaker 2:I'm just going to let y'all know that right now, I heard someone joke.
Speaker 3:He brought his knock. He's like man, these look real right. He's like, yeah, the guy was checking. I'm like man, yeah, these are very real. He's like I can tell a little bit. Yeah, it's just because it went from the day crew to the night crew.
Speaker 1:They just make them in a different world.
Speaker 3:It's the same damn shoe dog. I don't sit here. It just irritates me this whole sneaker game.
Speaker 2:Like I said, I ain't even care because I don't know, I just be like whatever.
Speaker 3:I wanted to buy some jewelry. I'm like, oh, I like them, go on there, sold out. So then I go on and go Three times as much as I'm like, man, screw this. Yeah, I stopped buying shoes, Let me go to that 23.
Speaker 4:I ain't bought no shoes for the whole year 23. And I haven't bought any shoes this year either. I was like I'm not buying no more shoes. I got 23 pair in the closet I haven't even wore yet. That's why I was like, okay, I'm done.
Speaker 2:I don't know how many I have, but I know I wear them.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you got a lot. I know I'm just kind of my son's starting to get into it now.
Speaker 2:Oh is he.
Speaker 3:Yeah, take me, let's go look at that's some dunk money, some hyper dunks Like the SB dunks, skateboard dunks and all that.
Speaker 2:Is that the ones everybody be wearing, like the pandas or whatever?
Speaker 3:Yeah, that type of stuff, yeah, so that's real popular. But they got all these different colorways, which I'm just like man and, like you said, you jump on YouTube or something. They have all these sneaker conventions and guys sitting up with a table full of sneakers.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:And it's just so many different colors of the same shoe.
Speaker 2:I know, hey, for a second man. I told you I have the black cats, Dude, I just bought them regular yeah.
Speaker 3:No, there was a while. You can get those yeah.
Speaker 2:I wear them Months Because, hey, I was going to sell them. I was going to sell them because, like I said, I don't know how I ended up looking up one time where somebody was telling me like how much they were worth. I had never, ever worn them.
Speaker 3:Oh wow, I was like them things almost like a thousand bucks. Yeah, for months you can get them. But two years ago, three years ago, this is what's so funny?
Speaker 2:I know they'd be like. You can say they're worth a thousand. Well technically they're worth, so that's why I was like yeah, and then the reason why I got them because they were just all black all blacks. I was like now I started wearing them like and I didn't, I ain't wearing them things for like two years. I got them like 2020 and I started wearing them till shit. No, actually I started wearing them until 2023. I was like ah, I done worn them about five, six times now.
Speaker 3:I don't care. I'm not a sneaker head, but I no me, neither I like.
Speaker 2:I mean, I like shoes but I'm no, I'm not a sneaker head, I don't, I'm not gonna sit here like if it's one that I go, oh, I like those, and then you be like oh, can't you be like? Oh, whatever it's like with the jordans.
Speaker 3:You know I like the ones that I had, so I bought a pair of what jordan jordan fives the original like fire ridge yeah, yeah, yeah, I had those growing up like that's nostalgia I didn't.
Speaker 2:I didn't have any. I had grown up. That's why I'd be like man don't know which one was y'all talking about. Yeah.
Speaker 4:I'd just be like uh Jordan.
Speaker 1:You said Jordan 1, 2, 3.
Speaker 4:Yeah, no, that's what I said.
Speaker 2:I'd be like bro. I don't know any Jordans. I remember my pop bought me the 1, 2, 3, 4. No, I never had 5.
Speaker 3:See, my first pair was a pair of fives.
Speaker 2:I think that's when I was.
Speaker 4:My first pair was a pair with the reflective tongue. That's the fives. That's the fives. Yep, okay, so I had the fives.
Speaker 3:Yeah, web on the side.
Speaker 4:Yeah, yeah, that was the fives. The red it was white, the red on the side.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, I had two pair.
Speaker 1:That's the ones I got $35.
Speaker 4:And I was at the mall and I told everybody when I went back to the base oh, they went back to the mall and man flooded the mall he raised the price Was that the first year they had the little push button with the little laces, yeah, with strings.
Speaker 1:Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4:Yep.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:I was like I don't know what this is for, but this is so. You don't have to man what that cat did. He is definitely the king, the goat or whatever of the shoe gang. He dog that hey, listen everybody lotty dotty, every fucking body everybody knows that logo, no matter what.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I remember I would. I had the. I never had the jacket, but I had the little, the black pants. I saw them one time too, not too long ago. I was like, oh, I should have bought the pants. The reason why I didn't get them because they didn't have the jacket. If they had the pants and the jacket, oh, I would have got them.
Speaker 1:Like the Bulls. Yeah, they were black, the Rippaways.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they weren't the Rippaways, Okay, but it was the ones that when he was jumping over the lake I don't know if it was Lake Michigan or whatever, but when he did he had the black toe. Yeah, when he had them pants on, oh, I tell you, man, michael Jordan, my favorite nigga.
Speaker 4:I like that Always been my favorite.
Speaker 2:I'm like goodness, gracious man. And then when those commercials with him and Spike Lee.
Speaker 3:What was your favorite commercial Jordan commercial of all time? Him and Spike Lee, him and Spike Lee. What was your favorite commercial Jordan commercial of all time?
Speaker 2:Him and Spike Lee. Him and Spike Lee. Yep, him and Spike Lee Must be the shoes. Yep, that was a good one that was my favorite one. I remember I sent a commercial what I thought to Nike, this nigga. I was seventh, eighth grade, seventh grade, eighth grade, and I remember they sent me, you know they sent me like a letter back and then they just obviously they ain't do the they didn't use my commercial, but basically telling me thank you for your enthusiasm.
Speaker 2:And they sent me a poster. It said biggest on Earth, biggest on Mars, and it was the Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan, and what's your name, Dog? I'm telling you my whole entire room, it's just all Michael Jordan posters.
Speaker 4:And our apartment on Fifth Ave. Yeah, dog, the whole reason I started watching them there on basketball was Michael Jordan. Yeah, because I was watching Magic.
Speaker 2:I was watching Bird. Yeah, I love all them cats.
Speaker 3:But Jordan just changed the game.
Speaker 4:Jordan changed the game. He changed the whole game. I was like man, nobody elevates like that dude. He'd just be in the air for a while Now. These cats.
Speaker 2:Nowadays, All of them are athletic Boy you like. Good lord, have mercy.
Speaker 3:I'm telling you my favorite basketball commercials with little penny commercials.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, yeah yeah yeah, oh yeah my mind is that one with mike mike and spike lee. I used to love little man, I wish that's the thing I wish he could retire without getting hurt.
Speaker 4:Yeah, oh man, penny Hardaway, penny was cold that nigga was cold he was cold. I used to love Penny Hardaway. I was like man, him and Shaq about to take it from the Bulls, they about to take it man, if them cats would have went on the head.
Speaker 2:See, now you don't even need to run off to these. You know how people talk about these big markets and all that. Yeah, you can do it from wherever you are. It don't make no difference.
Speaker 3:Denver got the most dullest player in the game about to win his third MVP in a row.
Speaker 1:That dude so damn dull Slow.
Speaker 3:About to win his third MVP. I'm sitting up here like Damn.
Speaker 4:Man. You see the commercial that he looks like the Despicable Me.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 4:Look like the dad, mr Gru or Gru or the minions, was sitting up there. Hey, he's like I am not your boss he even sound like. Oh, I die laughing.
Speaker 3:I'm like this dude is not Excited to watch, but he's still Putting up. He even sound like it.
Speaker 2:Oh, I died laughing. I'm like this dude is not excited to watch, but he's still putting up 30 and 12 a game. I'm like God dang.
Speaker 1:Like who? Oh yeah, they would.
Speaker 2:Yeah, three man listen, yeah yeah them.
Speaker 3:Things Cracks me up, though, it just does no hey, it's like that man.
Speaker 2:Like Tim Duncan. Tim Duncan cracks me up though. No, hey, it's like that man. It's like Tim Duncan, tim Duncan, fundamentals man right big. They call him the big fundamental or they yeah that was the what they call Tim Duncan, the big fundamental that dude wouldn't crack a smile.
Speaker 3:Nothing out there. Busting people ass, busting them for real yup.
Speaker 1:I would love to work out with Tim Duncan.
Speaker 4:Tim yes, sir, busting people's ass, busting them For real. Yep, I would love to work out with Tim. Duncan Tim. Yes, sir, I'm trying to think.
Speaker 3:Because of what?
Speaker 2:They say I remember, they say he was a swimmer, who Tim? Duncan, maybe that's right, yeah, like a long time ago.
Speaker 4:Kept his wind up?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I guess like you know, I think as a youth or something. Yeah, I guess, like you know, I think as a youth or something. Yeah, I think yeah.
Speaker 4:When I used to swim man I had. I had wind for days. Now I swim Shit. I get tired after two laps Down and back. Man I used to do this Like 20, 30 times.
Speaker 3:I do not swim. I look at the pool and get tired. I'm like I'm gonna give you One good hard freestyle. Then I'm floating, ready Go.
Speaker 4:I'm done.
Speaker 3:Man, that's a different type of workout right there.
Speaker 4:Yes, sir, total body dog, it's a total body. I got mad respect for you, man. That's probably why I could run forever. I used to run forever. I can't do that shit no more.
Speaker 3:I got mad respect for Michael Phelps. Yes, sir, getting ready for this Olympics.
Speaker 4:Oh man, it's going to be nice.
Speaker 3:All I see on my feed is track.
Speaker 4:That's about it. I can't wait for tracking for you.
Speaker 2:Because, hey, this is the year, now it's back, matched up Everything is back matched up.
Speaker 3:The Jamaicans aren't as strong as they used to be.
Speaker 2:Because the Olympics is this year, because, remember, the World Championships was last year, last year, yep.
Speaker 3:And then they're the Olympics this year, the Olympics this year, and World Championships is next year.
Speaker 2:Next year, yeah, so that's why I say that it lines back up, yeah because it's 24. Yeah, because of the Wichita, Since they did the 2020 and 21. So now it's.
Speaker 3:I'm excited, though I want to Hopefully.
Speaker 4:Oh yeah.
Speaker 3:I can't wait for it.
Speaker 2:Hopefully the USA can win the damn basketball.
Speaker 4:Hopefully, shit.
Speaker 2:Better.
Speaker 4:It's better. I know you would think right.
Speaker 2:Not as dominant as they used to be. Anybody got any good. Then we said something about Unlocked right Unlocked. We talked about Unlocked. Last week I watched.
Speaker 4:What is that? Is that a movie or something?
Speaker 2:It's a show.
Speaker 4:It's a show Like a docuseries.
Speaker 2:Documentary. They about these cats in prison and Sheriff decided to keep their doors unlocked and they can just have free reign throughout Throughout the prison. Yeah, I mean you know, in their area.
Speaker 3:And it's not really. It's a detention center. Yeah, so it's like you know, our detention centers are smaller. They don't have really that whole yard.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, oh, okay. So they're just waiting to be sentenced. So like, if you know, know, you come down to my cell Like, hey, let's go hoop. Right, it's 1.30 in the morning, alright.
Speaker 3:We just go, cause they normally, like you said, 23 in one lock. Yeah, locked up 23 hours, it's good.
Speaker 2:Damn it's good, don't go to prison.
Speaker 3:No sir.
Speaker 2:I did watch Abigail With the little vampire girl.
Speaker 4:Oh yeah.
Speaker 2:That was good.
Speaker 4:Karina. My mom went to go see that. I cracked up laughing. I was like I saw all the trailers.
Speaker 3:Is that the one where they show up? At the prison or at the mansion or something. They show up at the mansion and get a million dollars and make it through the night. That was good. Oh, she's a vampire yeah, that's good. Oh, damn, that's good. I gotta watch that. She a little vampire it's good, I like vampires.
Speaker 2:I'm sorry, it's good what?
Speaker 4:I'm about to do To you guys.
Speaker 2:It's good. Yeah, it's good. I'm trying to think, I don't know.
Speaker 3:Zendaya, that movie, her movie comes out Champion or something like that Is it? Let me see it's called.
Speaker 2:Challenger, or it's called Challengers.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I want to see that. Her and the two dudes. Train. There ain't no threesome you all growed up.
Speaker 3:Now Show something.
Speaker 4:Show some titties, gotta show something. Gotta show some skin. Whole reason I'm gone. You gotta get famous somehow, titties.
Speaker 3:Gotta show something.
Speaker 1:Gotta show some skin. The whole reason I'm going All of these famous ones.
Speaker 3:You gotta get famous somehow.
Speaker 1:I mean she already famous. You gotta show some titties.
Speaker 4:You show some titties and Halle did it a couple times.
Speaker 2:She gotta show something. But Halle.
Speaker 3:Berry wasn't a Billy Bob Thornton.
Speaker 2:Halle Berry wasn't a little kid star, she was just already like an adult, that's true. Like Zendaya, you know, like the kids that come through Disney.
Speaker 4:Those kids that grew up, now what?
Speaker 3:you mean to say she all grown up now she's 27. She all grown up now.
Speaker 4:Now, that just remind me. I seen a story this morning where a teacher had like four charges against him for having sex with girls, but all the charges were dropped because they had all turned 18. Wait what? They had all turned 18 already. He was like Come see me when you're 18, on your 18th birthday. You know If you really think about Coming, you know If you're really thinking about Getting with me.
Speaker 3:Come see me when you're 18. Oh, so they were students. Yeah, they were all students, but they were 18 or?
Speaker 1:after 18, when they had relations before then oh, let's see.
Speaker 4:And so they had brought charges against the teacher.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 4:He was fighting these charges for like two years and then they dropped all the charges because they said all the girls, all five of the girls were over 18.
Speaker 2:I died laughing man.
Speaker 4:I said see, how they tried to set a nigga up. Dog Tried to set his ass up and he did the smart thing and told him to come back when he was 18.
Speaker 2:Shout out to the over 18 year old killer.
Speaker 3:But I thought that was still like they were still in school.
Speaker 4:That's it. It's taboo, no, but it was they already graduated.
Speaker 2:They weren't his student anymore.
Speaker 4:They weren't his student, it's not like.
Speaker 2:They're 18 and they're the teacher and they hooked up with them. You still can't do that. You're grooming them, boy.
Speaker 4:They had already graduated.
Speaker 3:You just come see me after you graduate, come see me that summer.
Speaker 4:Come see me this summer.
Speaker 2:They was probably coming up to him.
Speaker 4:That's what he said. They was coming up to me. What am I supposed to do, man? Come see me when you're 18, when you're legal.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Hell yeah, graduation is on.
Speaker 2:Shout out to you the 18-year-old killer.
Speaker 4:After graduation. He's over there knocking them down. Come see me on the 16th.
Speaker 2:Watch somebody go sit up here and be like, oh, that's nasty Right.
Speaker 4:Whatever?
Speaker 2:No, bitch you nasty, Because you know what you used to look like when you was 18.
Speaker 4:When you was 18, you was doing the same, so now it's nasty.
Speaker 2:You know you was looking at your gym teacher.
Speaker 4:That's why I couldn't make it as a gym teacher.
Speaker 2:But now you all goddamn broke down, so now they want to call it nasty. I bet you that they were still bodied up. Oh, my goodness you know Okay, I'm done, I ain't gonna say nothing. I didn't cause enough controversy today. All right, everybody. All right, joe Holla Peace.