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Respect as Currency Through Life's Lessons and Laughable Moments

March 25, 2024 Jack & Chance With Guest Smiley Season 1 Episode 7
Respect as Currency Through Life's Lessons and Laughable Moments
For Steppers Only: Raw, Uncut, and Unedited
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Respect as Currency Through Life's Lessons and Laughable Moments
Mar 25, 2024 Season 1 Episode 7
Jack & Chance With Guest Smiley

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There's an old saying that a man's word is his bond, and in this episode, we're peeling back the layers on what integrity truly means in a world where handshake deals have been replaced with text message agreements. Jack’s late father passed down some priceless wisdom about the weight of a promise, and I'm bringing those life lessons to the table, spiced with personal anecdotes and a touch of humor about the perils of grocery shopping sans list. Joining us with his own streetwise insights is W aka Smiley, who's not afraid to tackle the thorny issues of trade ethics and the moral maze of 'theft by receiving.'

When's the last time you passed someone on the street and wondered about their story? We take a hard look at the complexities of homelessness and begging, debating the alpha and beta dynamics that weave through our everyday interactions. It's a candid conversation about trust, technology's role in communication—even among the homeless—and the fine line between helping out and being exploited. And as we navigate these social quandaries, we're not shying away from the occasional awkward moment—like when my kids put my own vulnerabilities on full display.

Wrapping up with a bang, we're bringing you tales from the front lines of work dynamics and personal growth, learned in the unforgiving corridors of a correctional facility. It's a world where respect is currency, and every move is a delicate dance with potential conflict. We're sharing an edge-of-your-seat account of a customer altercation that escalated faster than a speeding bullet. So buckle up for an episode that promises to shake up your perspectives and maybe, just maybe, leave you with a few nuggets of wisdom on standing firm when the going gets tough.


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Send us a Text Message.

There's an old saying that a man's word is his bond, and in this episode, we're peeling back the layers on what integrity truly means in a world where handshake deals have been replaced with text message agreements. Jack’s late father passed down some priceless wisdom about the weight of a promise, and I'm bringing those life lessons to the table, spiced with personal anecdotes and a touch of humor about the perils of grocery shopping sans list. Joining us with his own streetwise insights is W aka Smiley, who's not afraid to tackle the thorny issues of trade ethics and the moral maze of 'theft by receiving.'

When's the last time you passed someone on the street and wondered about their story? We take a hard look at the complexities of homelessness and begging, debating the alpha and beta dynamics that weave through our everyday interactions. It's a candid conversation about trust, technology's role in communication—even among the homeless—and the fine line between helping out and being exploited. And as we navigate these social quandaries, we're not shying away from the occasional awkward moment—like when my kids put my own vulnerabilities on full display.

Wrapping up with a bang, we're bringing you tales from the front lines of work dynamics and personal growth, learned in the unforgiving corridors of a correctional facility. It's a world where respect is currency, and every move is a delicate dance with potential conflict. We're sharing an edge-of-your-seat account of a customer altercation that escalated faster than a speeding bullet. So buckle up for an episode that promises to shake up your perspectives and maybe, just maybe, leave you with a few nuggets of wisdom on standing firm when the going gets tough.


Speaker 1:

sit down and watch a step-by-step From the four. Step-by-s. Only I'm Jack, he's Chance Yo and we back standing on business, pure business. Chill. Do we know any other?

Speaker 2:

way, no sir, no sir, and like we, said, he said he's back again.

Speaker 1:

Hey, I ain't lying.

Speaker 3:

Hey, I ain't no fucking lie now. I tell the truth, nothing but the truth.

Speaker 2:

But I ain't on stand, though, yeah.

Speaker 3:

But yes, sir.

Speaker 2:

The standing on. Benny came back. Welcome back my boy.

Speaker 1:

Welcome, welcome, welcome. Appreciate you all again. I ain't no problem, man Shoot, we just glad to have you here with us. Man, it's a, it's a hey man. Like we said, man, we stand on that shit.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

Standing on business.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, that's all we can do.

Speaker 1:

man, I mean my dad told me a long time ago, man, my dad's past, god rest his soul. He told me a lot of things and like, but he said if a man is not worth his word, he's not worth shit.

Speaker 3:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

So, with that being said, like when I stand on business, like if I say I'm gonna do something, I'm gonna make sure it's done.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

Like even with my kids, man, I try to teach them. Hey word is born.

Speaker 3:

Yeah. So, like you said. You say you're gonna do that. Hey, that need, hey, you need to do that and my friend need to get done you right.

Speaker 1:

You right absolutely, because like you're only like. A man is only good for his word. It doesn't matter how much money you got in your body.

Speaker 3:

That's how I used to be Lee, oh yeah.

Speaker 1:

That's how.

Speaker 3:

I used to be. That's all you had with your word. Yeah, that's all it ain't gonna fuck about no more. I don't give a fuck what you got, what you gonna do with it.

Speaker 1:

There you go.

Speaker 3:

What I'm worried about like fuck the money.

Speaker 1:

But yeah, because I mean, because you got to understand back then money wasn't the all the end all be all type of shit, right, yeah. Because, like, when I look at it, it's like if we, if I told you I was gonna be there at a certain time, I was gonna be there Right. If I told you I was gonna have your back, I was gonna be there, right. But now it's like man shoot. Folks will tell you hey, I'm on my way, I'm gonna come fuck with you. But it ain't never show up.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, yeah or.

Speaker 1:

I'm gonna hit you now.

Speaker 2:

We not throwing shade at nobody, it's just you know. Nah, because some people might take that we say no pun intended.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, nah, nah, we just talking.

Speaker 2:

We just saying it. But why you think niggas had to do contracts and all that shit Back in the day? They just shake hands on it.

Speaker 1:

Right, right, yeah, oh, he shook it. Oh, we shook on it. Yeah, we shook on it, man no.

Speaker 3:

We had your word. Yeah, that was good enough.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, now.

Speaker 1:

Now Shoot. I gotta have that shit drunk in black and white.

Speaker 2:

Put that shit in right here. Put your name by it.

Speaker 1:

Boy, you put it in the text, yeah.

Speaker 2:

All that man, All that have it there.

Speaker 3:

If y'all didn't know, a text message is a what?

Speaker 1:

What is it Legal by the document and can be held up in a court of law?

Speaker 2:

Text messages.

Speaker 1:

Yes, bro, you say the wrong thing in the text message, bro.

Speaker 2:

Well, I mean, now they're using everything. Yeah, they even using rap earlier.

Speaker 3:

Then they shit it off of them. It's not a damn thing.

Speaker 2:

It's a free thug Not to throw the conversation off, but yeah, I feel you on that, Because I mean shoot you.

Speaker 1:

Look at it, man, Because I'm big on my word, Like if I say I'm going to do something I might forget, but I'll make sure it's done.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I'm going to definitely forget. That's just for me.

Speaker 1:

But you're young man, you still got similar on the graph man man. Why you six? Why I smell a titty milk off you?

Speaker 2:

They a lot of marijuana back in the day, man.

Speaker 1:

Look at that.

Speaker 2:

I will forget that shit. If you don't like little shit, not to say that little shit don't matter. But if you say, oh, you tell me, for instance, I'm going to pick you up, send me that text.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, make sure you remind me.

Speaker 2:

Something big like me helping you move. That was something big. I'm not going to forget that. You know what I mean. But like, oh shit, I was supposed to go over here this time. Oh shit, you know what I'm saying but yeah, like little shit. I told the bitch I was going to get her something when I was going grocery shopping. I forgot, you know you get a grocery store vibe and I hey, you seen all type of different shit that you didn't you not posting up If you don't got no list.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, you don't get everything in there. Bitch, that's my whole life. You ain't got no list. You're going to get everything in there.

Speaker 1:

That's why I do Prova pickup or Walmart pickup, because I know if I go in that place, I know I'm going to spend more than I already is per suite.

Speaker 3:

Oh, thank you a list man. If you going in make you a list, I got to have my little museum To it.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, see, I went to the mart all day. I went to go return really exchange something. I got in the wrong size. Yeah, I left with.

Speaker 1:

I told you about buying this. I left with.

Speaker 2:

Dying. A new hat and a new sweater. I'll tell you, man.

Speaker 1:

Hey, why he go to what's that. What's that? What's that place off? Was it off Crenshaw that Cat Williams were working at? That's where he went and got them a diet and a hat for.

Speaker 2:

Oh, pips and Holes, yeah, ha, ha, ha, ha, hell nah.

Speaker 3:

Hey man.

Speaker 2:

That bitch was hey man, Buddy, buddy, Nothing, them niggas slick talkers in the middle of the mall man.

Speaker 3:

Hey over here.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, what y'all.

Speaker 2:

Buddy buddy.

Speaker 3:

Hey, if they get you to stop, they already got you.

Speaker 1:

Hey you some a holy moly.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, holy moly got me man. So what? I think he just wanted some bread because he's like what you want to do for it.

Speaker 1:

But what you want to do for it, wait a minute. Wait a minute. What you? Mean Nah, not like that Fuck out of here, nigga, fuck out of here.

Speaker 2:

Nah, I'll say what's up with the freaky he was like. Oh no, no, no.

Speaker 1:

Funny guy.

Speaker 2:

Funny guy. I said, hey, but you know those middle of the mall guys, you can usually down talk them. Yeah, yeah. What are you trying to do? They trying to get their money, man.

Speaker 1:

Bro, let me tell you I appreciate hustlers, because hustlers make you better, because hustlers will try to. That's what every business does. But a hustler has to understand what's the market value of it, what his profit margin is going to be and a comfortable wage for you to spend, regardless if he sees you again or he doesn't.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, make it good for everybody. Yeah, right, right.

Speaker 1:

But that's like I told you I hate going to Old National Because Old National got no one to get you. Yeah, get your ass over there, boy, Real fast hey.

Speaker 2:

I'm not going, y'all.

Speaker 1:

Hey, we're going to take you one day bro.

Speaker 2:

Man, I'm not going.

Speaker 1:

Well, they get a deal.

Speaker 3:

Hey, listen, you're going to go with 200. You're going to leave a goddamn minus for that.

Speaker 2:

I don't know how to fuck. You're going to leave a minus for that.

Speaker 3:

Hey, bro, but that shit going to be gone.

Speaker 2:

We the ATM, in though You're going to be giving up goddamn gas in your tank. You're going to get no ATM in Atlanta, so I can get scammed.

Speaker 3:

Bro, that's how your ass get the minus 40.

Speaker 1:

Fuck some of your ass. You're going to have to hit the ATM in there. Hey, bro, bro, that's like where I go get my colognes and stuff for them.

Speaker 2:

My oars and stuff.

Speaker 1:

A lot of people don't understand the way like. I appreciate them, people like that, because, yes, they're trying to make a living, an honest living, to me. I know this sounds wrong. I know this sounds this is against the law per se. Man, if you come at me with an 85 inch still in the box and that bad boy plugging in and still working, you try to sell him a 50 dollars. I'm buying it, I don't care where you got it for.

Speaker 3:

I ain't asking no questions.

Speaker 1:

I'm buying it.

Speaker 3:

They go for anybody, even the police got this. It's $5,000. That been work. What hey?

Speaker 1:

I'm not asking that damn question, thank you, but if you sit up there and you try to sell me a pistol, yeah, no, I'm going to start sweating, yeah.

Speaker 2:

Start sweating, uh-huh.

Speaker 1:

What's wrong with?

Speaker 2:

that? What's on that? Don't try to.

Speaker 1:

God is on that, motherfucker.

Speaker 2:

Don't try to sell me nothing with no liability, man, I'm trying to tell you, but you know what?

Speaker 1:

But, like I said before, that's the stupidest law I've ever heard in my life theft by receiving Bro. I paid this motherfucker for my shit.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, I should be left out this shit. Yeah, ain't no old.

Speaker 2:

Stoker, I ain't no old Stoker, granted Of course I know.

Speaker 3:

Stoker, I don't Bro, I don't hey.

Speaker 1:

hey, if I don't ask no questions, I don't know shit, I don't know what motherfucker but that's also saying, like the meat man back in the day, bro, we used to have a meat man in Canada, bro, that motherfucker ain't had no truck, he had a broken Damn well, yo, I was stealing that motherfucker from wherever you work at, wherever you work at, you make your bank and you help me.

Speaker 3:

Is this your call? You think I'm finna?

Speaker 2:

steal Bro, this dude, this dude. This was when I stayed with my pops for a little minute. So this dude, I don't know where he met him at, but Buddy had the old, he had a Tacoma with like maybe three freezers on the back of that bitch.

Speaker 3:

He getting bitch and he had quality meat.

Speaker 2:

He getting bitchy. It's the meat freezer, it's the fish freezer, it's the premium fish, I mean. And I used to think, like why he never got a store? Because I'm a kid man, my pops told me what that nigga was doing. I think he worked at a spot and this was stuff that they was getting rid of Because, like you know, certain stores they'll get rid of stuff really and say it's spoiled, but it ain't. The shelf life is gone.

Speaker 3:

Right, it's really not.

Speaker 2:

He freeze that motherfucker. He freeze that bitch you good, so he was taking all the shit that was supposed to be thrown away. Let me get this on the side which I can't. I'm not going to knock your husband, let me take it. Let me take it, you can take out something so a couple years ago.

Speaker 1:

Y'all remember that whole thing about the truckers, where they had so much stolen stuff off of trucks and folks were selling it.

Speaker 3:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

And the folks had sold multi-million dollars of stuff.

Speaker 3:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

And I was just sitting back analyzing how they were saying, oh well, they had a lot of stuff at their house and blah, blah, blah. But first of all, why the hell did you have it at your house, Right? Secondly, bro, you got cleaning supplies. You tell me somebody that ain't loaded up on that. You tell me somebody like shoot, you got. Oh, bro, you got diapers. Bro, I don't care, I don't care what size they are, I'm getting them.

Speaker 3:

Right, somebody need them, somebody need them yeah.

Speaker 2:

I got laundry soap. Yeah, you get stuff that's people using on a day to day, so yeah, Because you look at it, you look at the whole circumstance.

Speaker 1:

Bro, if I might not need it, I know somebody that does. Yeah, pass it on Because it's like, but that's standing on business also, you looking out.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

Because if you look at and you sit back and analyze things, people will fool what you are in a different light, in a different aspect, just because of the way you move and the way you operate. Because if they treat you, if you treat them like, oh shoot, I know, bro come through, let me hit his line. Oh shoot, it's like my bro earlier today told me he had this unknown cologne. We're going to call it Schwab Edge.

Speaker 3:

And he grabbed it for $25.

Speaker 2:

Mm-hm.

Speaker 1:

What do you think one of those songs was Right, let me get that.

Speaker 3:

But they got no hope, yeah, but like you said, remember though, like you said, sometimes it'd be a catch-22. Like everybody ain't the same person. Your body isn't thorough you feel me.

Speaker 3:

Because, like you said, you can do that. Like how your boy had boom, boom, boom, he got it for 25. He could have said but he could have kicked you up and be like shit, I got it for 75. Knowing he got it for 25, knowing the shit cost like a hundred something, but now he making a fifty dollar profit off the off you little.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, you feel me, but I mean, but honestly, like, like, but to me that I understand cap, yeah, if it don't make a dollar, it don't make sense Just because I bought it straight up. Depending on which level I fooled with you or I fought with you, is dependent on the price I put with it. Because if you don't, if you don't understand, some nigga pay fake nigga. It's not fake, nigga, it's fault, nigga fees.

Speaker 3:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

Excuse my language. That just means I charge you a different price just because I know you ain't right, I know you ain't solid, I know you don't stand on business. Yeah.

Speaker 2:

Yeah. So, I hit you with that tax.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, I've experienced that my services yeah.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, like this for you. I've been going to, so I used to smoke. I don't smoke them up, but when I did, I only cop from three people because somebody wasn't going to be available right.

Speaker 2:

But the main dude I used to come from. He was like hey man, I need to go. Sir, this dude up street you might give me a ride. I'm like bet, you know you always come through for me fucking, I get a ride, so do copy the same as much as me. I pay 40 for mine, you make your buddy pay like 70. But then I seen who it was. This dude was like you. I'm not going to say it's no stereotypes, but he was a type of dude he, green, he green.

Speaker 2:

And you could tell if he got caught with it or it's over with. Yeah.

Speaker 1:

Oh he a green bean.

Speaker 2:

Like this dude. He was at the bowl cut.

Speaker 1:

He got a shot of porch Teenage white dude.

Speaker 2:

Oh, thanks, man Amen.

Speaker 3:

He's gonna keep it up for sure, so you know what I'm saying Like.

Speaker 2:

so I'm like I'm laughing, I'm like, bro, are you charged that man?

Speaker 3:

$80 for that.

Speaker 2:

No, no, no no.

Speaker 3:

Like bro, you see.

Speaker 2:

I don't know. Then he was like. He literally told me it was like if he get caught with that he gonna tell on me yeah, so why not?

Speaker 1:

I say hey man, but you but like we tell people all the time there's no honor amongst these. Just like when you look at so many people that like like that one dude that I remember he told him I saw him, he bought some weed off somebody For he OD. I ain't never seen nobody OD off weed yeah.

Speaker 3:

They had an arcana.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, you had a family.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, you called him.

Speaker 1:

When I was in Augusta I'm standing out in the hood I heard two dudes arguing back and forth. Bro, I told you to put a gram in there. I told you to put this in there. I asked my partner to send the next door to like. Stand right beside me. I said, bro, what they arguing about? Oh, bro, shoot, they talking about how much grams of crack they put in their buns. What, Like we said, you can't. There's no honor amongst fees. People, people don't stand on business.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, yeah, you definitely. I'm not believing shit. You say if you smoke crack.

Speaker 1:

Bro, bro, hey, hey, I ain't never hey. One thing I can't say you know, I ain't never seen a crack here. Die from COVID A crack here. They die from COVID yeah nah, you ain't one crack here to die from COVID.

Speaker 3:

I don't know the crack here.

Speaker 2:

No crack here. Exactly, Bro, that's you. That's Jack from his GZ days, man. Oh no, no crack here, man.

Speaker 1:

What if I tell you something? I like I've seen crackheads got known, whether every storm, every got known, the bubonic plague, and they still. It's like them, bastards chiseled out of the same rock. They smoking yeah, they probably is it. So I mean with me, looking at it, it's like those. But those, but the generation I grew up in. You can go get somebody oh shit, I'm about to get myself in trouble. You can go get somebody, or double out and they'll do any kind of yard work on you, yeah, them old crackhead.

Speaker 2:

See the thing about it is them old crackheads dying out. So like I never had that you got new ones.

Speaker 3:

now they on that other shit.

Speaker 1:

They on that junkies. They just gonna be crackheads.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, they ain't gonna. They ain't gonna, they ain't gonna, it's a different being a junkie and then a crackhead right, yeah a crackhead, only do crack out there, yeah, a crackhead, only do crack, but hold up, hold up, hold up One thing.

Speaker 1:

One thing about a crackhead though you have functioning crackheads, that will got known. Do their job and they stand on business.

Speaker 2:

On the weekend it's up. They ain't do enough for smoke right.

Speaker 3:

The fuck that after the workday is up.

Speaker 1:

They say after the workday, shoot you a man. I had like, like I've learned, like shit. If I need some work done, shit I go to the hood and find a crackhead, that's what I was trying to get at A crackhead gone they'll work for their shit.

Speaker 3:

He didn't make that money.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, because this is the end result In your car, cut your grass. For what Anything you need? Crackhead got you right.

Speaker 1:

For they might not have these, but they gonna go borrow from somebody else just to do the job for you.

Speaker 3:

Hey man, let me hold this back. I got damn too out of this.

Speaker 2:

They'll bring the shit back that they borrowed because they know they gonna need it next time.

Speaker 1:

Bro, my grandma was the absolute best person because she actually, like, had crackheads come through there that did work around the house yeah, a plumber, she had a handyman, she had a grasscut man.

Speaker 2:

All that for the load bro.

Speaker 1:

All that for the load Bro. She would got down and make sure she would give them five, ten dollars and a plate of food bro.

Speaker 2:

Oh they coming to do the top quality work they getting busy, all for that. But now you don't got that. Nowadays you just got the map heads, you know.

Speaker 3:

They gonna fill this up Hell. Nah, they gonna blow that motherfucker up.

Speaker 1:

They gonna steal some shit from you, they gonna keep it something that they can take and steal something from you and gain a profit. So it's like where do I set the boundaries? It's like these individuals that we have bred. Nowadays, these new age junkies are not the crackheads that my mama got the one grew up with.

Speaker 2:

They made them 80s, Because they smoking something different, man. They smoking something different, bro. They can't do it in old school crackheads yeah what you talking about man?

Speaker 1:

My number one mechanic used to be a crackhead bro.

Speaker 2:

And you got some top quality work done on your car. What?

Speaker 1:

Man. Look, let me tell you something. A good time to do business, because they stood on business, because you got to understand if they did quality work, more people would fuck with them and they knew that they might be speaking to this person Right Now.

Speaker 2:

You ain't gonna be buddy-buddy with them, but, amen, I need this done $40. They gonna be all right, man.

Speaker 1:

But you know what, but you know what it's dependent on like. But you, but that also saying as a person, how do you read an individual that does that? You also know how to gauge them. You sit there and build a relationship with and understanding. Oh, if I, if he ain't get his junk, he don't want to do no work, yeah. Or if I ain't got nothing for him, but he gonna come over my house, let me go see if somebody needs some work. Let me call somebody and see if they need some work, because I don't need nothing today. Let me see if Ms Joanne got no need you to do something? But that's how you, that's how you, you, you. You build those, those connections with them, because nine times out of 10, they're not going straight too far away, they'll stay in the vicinity.

Speaker 1:

But, that was the. That was the benefit of not having as much communication as we did back in the day, Because now everybody got to do a cell phone.

Speaker 3:

And now they're back. They're back to be even homeless people. I see that, bro. I seen a homeless dude with a guy there. I said I know your ass ain't homeless I don't think you got to get yourself on.

Speaker 1:

They're more, they're more. Bomb a phone, bro, them damn fools man.

Speaker 2:

When I was back in Miami, bro, I was taking a bus from school man, this nigga man, this nigga had some foam on and was on the bus asking people for change. Nigga came to me hey, little brother, you can spare something. I said, bro, look at bro, look at my feet and look at your. You got on better shooting, you got on foam, but that's 250. I get the fuck right, get out of here.

Speaker 1:

But the thing is it's like I used to like no joke bro. I used to go downtown, downtown Athens. I used to see the same folks downtown Athens, right, I used to live up the street from my mom's, my mom's, from my grandma's, and they had a house. But on weekends Friday and Saturday night you're dressing homeless, going down there to God, doing scrowns and change.

Speaker 2:

You different, bro you on bullshit.

Speaker 1:

Nah, you making money, but you ain't gonna get me.

Speaker 2:

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. You conning people and shit you on bullshit bro.

Speaker 1:

But I mean, that's why you tell them, bro, you already know who I am, man. Hey, what's up? Byron?

Speaker 2:

To know a nigga like that, that move like that by the first name is crazy.

Speaker 3:

Hey, hey, I'm like this can't be real. I need to get this video.

Speaker 1:

But what about it is? You have? What is this Bro? This dude was grow. The brother dude was like, literally, um had pit bulls. Be asking me, amen, you want to buy a new pit?

Speaker 3:

Man what he got money.

Speaker 1:

He got money but he going down there to get them, them green ass people To gotten on contribute to his pocket.

Speaker 3:

They do be green.

Speaker 1:

I saw one on him like 50 bucks one night. Yeah, I can't be me.

Speaker 3:

Hey, I'm probably making a killing Can't be me. I don't hey. There I'm going to hold that. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. But let me tell you something. Let me tell you something. I think I have to.

Speaker 1:

But there's one thing about me, though, man, when I see those individuals that hold signs saying that we um, um, we're a hard on our hands, blah, blah, blah. But you got your, your kids out there with you. But.

Speaker 2:

I have no respect for you. Yeah, what you doing.

Speaker 1:

Bro, I have no respect for you as a man. Yeah, because you're, you're, you're enabling your kids to think this is okay.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

So what? What about this? Is saying that, bro, you got to go out here and get it, I don't care how you get it.

Speaker 2:

Well, you got to get it. I ain't trying to. I ain't trying to scan.

Speaker 1:

Don't sell your soul or something. I mean it's you cause $20 is $20. Right, um, it's just. Um, it's just like I ain't finna be out there, like like we say $20 is $20. So what was it? What movie was that? Uh beer fest. When he was talking about, the dude was out there the car talking about some uh ZJs and BJs. Bro, you ain't not finna have me out here looking looking bad and down bad like that, for no easy ass $20. I'm sorry.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, it ain't that bad, it ain't that bad. But now I um, when I, when I used to work, I used to work at five guys. Bro, it's this dude who had one of them signs. But I'm back down on my luck. You know what I mean. I'm struggling.

Speaker 2:

He have his people out there. He had his little work van and he had a. Like you know, work ain't coming through right now. I'm just trying to feed my family. Man, I'm always leaving work with food, so I throw that out. Throw him some food. Man, I used to.

Speaker 2:

I'm telling you any restaurant that I worked at I was getting them, cause they always try to have his rule of oh, you only put an eight one meal and you're not supposed to eat it all. Fuck that. I work here. I'm leaving with some. So five guys I used to get them like I might drop man six, eight patties on the on the grill place to work the grill. I make like a couple burgers cause I got roommates and shit. You know what I mean. Then I knew the homie dude might be out there, so I'm going to slide him two little burgers. You know what I mean. I was in a position where I couldn't give you no money. I need all the money I make, but I give you something for food, bro. I know it leads you eating, you feel me, and it's a big ass burger. So you're going to be good.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, man.

Speaker 2:

But that that shit right there, that just that just goes into what, what, what we talking about today, man. But, are you are you? Is you having your kids out there, man, are you an alpha?

Speaker 3:

Are you a beta Right? Hell, no.

Speaker 1:

Now, now you could be an alpha and have to.

Speaker 2:

You know, maybe have to do that, but you ain't going to let nobody know.

Speaker 1:

I was out there. You still got your pride.

Speaker 2:

You still got your pride Like I am, man, I got to do this, but I'm not going to pay them out there, cause when times get hard for them, they going to be out there with my dad, did it? Let me just go.

Speaker 1:

Let me go out here and do something that ain't the look that I want. Cause, they cause, they going to cause. Let me tell you something Kids disrespectful, as I don't know what bro, they going to bring that shit up at the wrong time and smile your face by that shit.

Speaker 3:

Two things, that shit they don't know.

Speaker 2:

They'll say that shit at the wrong time. My daddy begged and run off. Now everybody like now you embarrassed.

Speaker 3:

Like I'm going to get this little bump Back in the day what?

Speaker 2:

And run off on your ass, like kids would tell bro, let me tell you what that's like.

Speaker 1:

I was my younger son. He be saying stuff cryptic, but you got to pay attention where he says. Bro, when he got doing like listening to what he says and having to pay attention, he'll say something real slick and real word, like real smooth, to where, if you don't know what he's saying or you thinking he just talking, you'll let it get off. You're letting it all, but he actually really means it. Talking shit for real. Right, but it's like um, my oldest two threw me on a bus at one time, telling my daddy be doing this. I want to punch you dead in your motherfucking throat right now. I can't because you got these people looking at you.

Speaker 3:

Got them goofy right now. You're supposed to keep it solid for me, brother.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, he was holding down. But now the next thing I know, hey dad, let me holler at you for a second. Oh hell, nah, you threw me under the bus. I'd be a motherfucking fool if I let you got down to the same shit I'm doing right now. Yeah, but you just threw me under the bus. Oh, dad, let me I ain't nobody, no, no, no.

Speaker 2:

No, got one time. Yeah, one time, and it's over with.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, and that goes into the question that like this right here. So being with that being said, since, could that be taught, or would you think that's already instilled in him to be like you, like an alpha?

Speaker 1:

male? Yeah, To be like, but you know what? Alpha male when you walk into a room?

Speaker 1:

right, because I feel the same thing because you can tell when you walk into a room who your betas are and who your alphas are. Yeah, no matter what job you're walking into, even with dominant females, it's like the, it's like a herd of lions, you could, or sharks, you can smell the blood in the water and you can look at somebody. And or you can look at a dog or a pet. Yeah, and as soon as they got them bow their head or they took they tail. Another dog walks around or another animal walks around. You know who's dominant.

Speaker 2:

Right yeah.

Speaker 1:

But you can tell a lot of times when these people that you're dealing with are betas alpha, because they try too hard to be seen, and usually your alphas just sit back and just watch the view, just chilling, and then, once but once, they smell or feel like they need to show who they are. It doesn't take that much effort. Yeah, but with a like with a beta male, it's like they usually be over the top, yeah they go, they go, they go to the end of the world to show their point.

Speaker 3:

God damn.

Speaker 1:

It ain't that deep because it usually takes through one sentence, but who the fuck you think you're talking to?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, once you hear a person say listen, once I hear that I'm like my head, my head turning like uh-oh.

Speaker 3:

Exactly. So shit, because I ain't gonna lie.

Speaker 2:

I'm not gonna lie Anybody that know me. I'm an instigator, I don't know why. Maybe it's just how I I might not even be trying to instigate, I just might say something in it. I might be like, nah, a nah, at the wrong point in time, I might set somebody up. You know what I'm saying? Right about that. Nah, that's crazy. Hey, you know what I'm saying Somebody has told me something and I'm like what? Nah, that's crazy, bro, that couldn't have been me, man.

Speaker 2:

That's the thing you said that, and then they like what what?

Speaker 3:

What if I say what, but I ain't even I ain't even trying to. Yeah, yeah, I'll probably let it get off. Yeah, yeah, like. Nah, I ain't mean it like that or like you feel me.

Speaker 1:

Bro, I know, I know my ass. If you say the wrong shit to me the wrong way, bro, I'll look at you goofy. At first I won't say nothing, I get quiet, I get quiet. I get quiet Because I know my mouth, because I know if I say the wrong shit, it's gonna come out Fuck me.

Speaker 3:

I'm trying to keep myself composed. Fuck you, nigga.

Speaker 2:

I'm like shh, those type of people, though they annoying man. I can't rock with them Because I'm the type of person when I come into something new, I'm gonna be cordial, but I'm not gonna be like myself. I gotta sit back like who can I rock with? Who can I rock with?

Speaker 3:

That's how you gotta do, though. That's how you gotta get everybody out, though, because, motherfucka, throw your ass right up under the bus. If you don't do that shit, you'll think they cool and then you'll see they true colors, but oh shh.

Speaker 2:

That shit happen at the job. No, that shit happen at the job. I'm gonna be happy for the time this nigga could tell you I thought I was vouching for the nigga. He cool, he cool. I'm telling you he cool, he cool the whole time.

Speaker 1:

Motherfucka snake.

Speaker 2:

Motherfucka stabbing me in the back, saying wild shit about me, and I'm like I'm going to this person wondering like, hey man, why is this happening? Why am I in a certain position at work when I know I'm doing my thing? I don't know, man, you know the whole time.

Speaker 2:

You contributing to the bullshit. Right man and Jack was the one I don't know. Chance, I'm like nah man, he cool, he cool, and that's why I wasn't there. You might not know about this man. I was not there when that same person who was being a snake to me almost got pure work from Jack.

Speaker 3:

Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay. Hey, you know, you know nigga if you a hater you can't. But that thing is bro, okay, always when I come into somewhere else, you know you can, you can. You can feel that vibe. Like you like it ain't it ain't it ain't too hard, like if they faking it. Okay, it might be a little bit of a hesitation, but if you can feel the vibe when you fucking with somebody off the real like when I first came in.

Speaker 3:

I called them up for the phone. Guess who picked up. I knew off the phone call cause I told him that, hey, I think I'm in the wrong area. He said yeah, bro, just just go you good.

Speaker 2:

I mean, it was like cool yeah.

Speaker 3:

So then it's like, bro, you just sometimes that should be.

Speaker 1:

Some folks be faking in some silicone titties.

Speaker 3:

I ain't gonna hold you bro.

Speaker 1:

Hey, I'm just saying though, bro.

Speaker 3:

Like cause that same.

Speaker 1:

That's just food and everything Bro like I tell people all the time like that's just the way I am. Hey, I fought with you, just don't fuck me.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

Cause. Once you fuck me, it's over with. Bro, I don't give a fuck if you got them bleeding out. I'm a piss on you.

Speaker 3:

Exactly. And walk over you, fuck you buddy, okay, so okay, you think that some of that has to do with the zodiac sign, or or is that just like okay? Does it have to be with with growing up with a woman like what?

Speaker 2:

Cause I ain't gonna catch yeah.

Speaker 3:

I would like my mom, would be the most the upbringing for me, for it, for it, I was a single household.

Speaker 1:

My mom got out of the military as a first sergeant and a lot of her like the, a lot of her motivation is in steel. But when I tell people my zodiac sign, they were like oh, it explains a lot.

Speaker 2:

Fuck you man. Yeah, I don't sign.

Speaker 3:

What's your sign? Yeah, what are you? A Leo, oh shit.

Speaker 2:

Not that done.

Speaker 3:

I'm a Leo too, so, yeah, I think it might have a little bit to do with the sign a little bit.

Speaker 2:

Fuck the both of y'all man, I'm a libero, so I could see how. Yeah, you're a scale, yeah, I work with the scales man. But I could see how my sign and how.

Speaker 1:

I am relate, can you tell, but with Leo's?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, my brother Leo man, I grew up with a Leo, but see, my brother kind of is a mix with me and that just goes off for what you said.

Speaker 2:

We I have both parents in the household, right, but my pops is always grinding. He was a truck driver, exactly, he, he, my dudes did the majority of the thing Not to take away like pops was done. I ain't grow up, you know what I mean, but my dudes was doing the majority of the thing. So me and him were raised around women. But like I always tell people, man, I was raised around women but they, they raised us to be men.

Speaker 3:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

Now granted women, they might do they little stuff that they want or throw they little female.

Speaker 3:

Right, my mom may never let me see that though, like she ain't never like that.

Speaker 2:

Like see, I don't even know how could I explain it. Like some stuff growing up as an adult I'm like, okay, my dudes was saying this, but now you really can't move like that. That was just. She threw some of emotions in there, mixed with the right stuff.

Speaker 3:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

You know what I mean. But I grew up with a Leo so yeah, like I see, some of the things like like you can't say that you some stuff you not gonna say to my brother and it's going. You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 3:

They're like yeah, no, yeah, we'll bring it out. Yeah, and that's the. I'm a real and I feel like this I'm a real smooth laid back Leo. I think I might be one of the smoothest laid back Leo's me and Jack to be honest. Jack, jack. Cool too. I feel like we'll be on it.

Speaker 2:

No, no, no no, Jack got heartache.

Speaker 3:

The thing is like, like you gotta be like I mean, but you gotta do something to make me to gain, you know to get me out of my goddamn character, Cause I'm gonna try my hardest. Cause me fighting me is is a battle alone. You feel me.

Speaker 1:

Yeah Me, coming out is a fucking battle, alone Me trying to fight me from fighting you to not fight you.

Speaker 3:

That's a fucking bigger battle.

Speaker 1:

Chance's brought this shit up plenty of time before. Chance has heard me got them go to fuck off on somebody, and for me to get them be calm, I need to walk my ass to fuck off. That's what I'm saying.

Speaker 3:

Because it's already hot Like bro. I don't know if you know, but Leo is fucking short for lying nigga. So please not fucking fuck with us. Like, like this shit don't be a game. I'm up and we're really snapping. I know what the fuck just happened. Like I'm not lying. Like this shit don't be a game.

Speaker 2:

This shit don't be a gimmick.

Speaker 3:

Like this is a real deal.

Speaker 2:

I don't, I don't see, I don't see, I'm telling you, bro, my brother man, I don't see any nigga turn up in the club. He be like what I'm like.

Speaker 3:

yeah, bro, you did that Not know what the fuck.

Speaker 2:

But see me, I'm the same way because I'm so chill, exactly Like I don't. I don't like getting mad Cause. When I'm mad, I stay mad, Exactly.

Speaker 3:

I don't like being, I don't like that, so you, you you you, you, you know how to pull this shit.

Speaker 1:

Your ass is done with me. I ain't got no conversation with you, Bro. It's fuck you from that day forward.

Speaker 3:

And I don't be wanting to do that shit, cause I would like that shit be known. I don't like you.

Speaker 1:

Oh, I, I, I tell, I'll tell somebody in the heartbeat I don't fuck with you. What the fuck are you talking to me? Yeah?

Speaker 2:

You gotta work, work from shit. Working with him being in the trenches that we work in and seeing different scenarios where he come in, it's like all right, and then they crazy.

Speaker 3:

You know what I'm saying yeah, I try to keep my, my shit to us.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I try to keep my shit to you.

Speaker 2:

Because for some for some reason, like it's weird with me, I don't like doing all the talking, but if you don't calm down while I'm talking, it's over with, cause I'm not going to keep talking. Oh, hell, yeah, most of most of the time in our work scenario, people will chill, they'll be like all right, you know what I mean, cause I'm I'mma tell it to you. I'mma tell it to you straight. Yeah, i'mma tell it to you how it is. And I feel like my upbringing my upbringing, how I was raised and where I was raised, the environment made me like that.

Speaker 3:

You can do that, like, yeah, like you can, you can really get down on the level. Hey bro, do this.

Speaker 2:

So this is gonna happen, yeah exactly.

Speaker 3:

Like if you don't do this, this shit gonna happen, regardless.

Speaker 1:

You ain't gonna have no control over the pattern this shit is gonna happen.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 3:

It ain't no like.

Speaker 2:

It's things up under me. I'm trying to get this out of this thing Like bro, it don't cause like I could use. I could use just work as an example and example. So, Like you said, some stuff gonna happen regardless. Some people they not gonna, some people like the little action or something like that. Me, if we could chill. I'll chill if you're not gonna, if you're not gonna, chill this up, man, and I'll tell them that hey, listen yeah yeah, we deep, you see D, but we're not trying to do this.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, if you go ahead and let this happen. This later happen fast cuz it's gonna happen regardless. The choice is yours, the choice is doing.

Speaker 1:

We had a dude get out of the car one day. Tell my son, man, I'm more afraid of y'all than the motherfuckers in jail.

Speaker 2:

Cuz we, not we gonna get it done, cuz we gotta do with your ass that we gotta go over here. We not trying to bullshit with you, bro.

Speaker 1:

But, with that being said, it's still like, bro, you stand. But like I tell people all the time, I'm gonna stand up on all two, because I'm gonna stand up for what I got to say, because I stand behind Whatever the hell comes out my mouth right. Because, like, like I was taught before, my word is what I got going on and if I can't keep my word I'm not gonna be, I'm not gonna fake the front.

Speaker 2:

Well, if you say some shit, are you not about it? Don't even say it, don't even say Definitely, see my sign being a big part of not. I'm not one of those people that's like, oh oh, this your sign, I can't fuck with you.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, but.

Speaker 2:

I could only speak on me because, like I like to keep the peace and then, like People you know, no, sam, because it I'm real big on vibe. So if your vibe is off and I go kick it with you like You're absolutely I want to kick it with a house supposed to kick.

Speaker 3:

Like I said, I say, way shit, I like to chill, I like to chill till the time to go.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, oh, yeah, when I used to work, I used to work in. I worked in three different prisons.

Speaker 3:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

That, right there alone, showed me one how to talk to people. Yeah, to how to deal with multiple personalities. You could see which one really about that was born, really not about that.

Speaker 2:

Who? Different people's strengths and weaknesses, right? Yeah, everybody locked up, but Everybody can't do this time Right. So you might have a motherfucker that trip out and, and the thing about it too, I had to Learn how to diffuse different situations, dolo cuz it's me in 80 to 100 Convicted felons. I don't know what they did. Some mom murdered people, some mom, just though I don't know what they did. You in here, so you own a level with me right.

Speaker 2:

So I'm gonna approach you regardless With the same thing, same level of respect. Oh, any place any any, any dorm that I ran. I gave the same speech cuz it just worked and I was being a hundred. You already locked up. I'm gonna keep it a hundred with you. You are locked up.

Speaker 3:

You already did some niggas forget.

Speaker 2:

They forget honestly, cuz they, they have a certain way of life in there. They they forget. Now I'm gonna remind you, locked up, I'm only here for 12 hours, so them 12 could be shmoo or I could fuck with you the whole 12, but come seven o'clock, come six o'clock, I'm going, I'm not looking back. Oh, you, a big, you don't get no pussy. At seven o'clock I will, man, and seven I will be so deep in some pussy I Will be in a good meal. As a matter of fact, I'm gonna get off and go get a steak. You still, I used to say this shit to him cuz I need you to feel what I'm saying Me. Hit you where it hurt. I'm not gonna try to hit you or fight you. You all you do is work out and eat bullshit food. So you strong as fuck, yeah.

Speaker 2:

I'm not dumb, I'm not dumb, I can't whoop all of y'all, but I know these words going you go, you go, it's gonna touch your soul. You could call me. Oh man, you fat mark all along. Hey man, I Got a bitch at the crib, it's still gonna eat it up. How long you got me fuck you hey hey. You try me. Amen, I got the keys to everything in this month. You want to microwave your food?

Speaker 2:

you want to our Don't even some people some people, some people, they, they, they be like, damn, that fucker, you did that. I'm like, nah, I had to nigga, try me, do try me. Every time I went to work I would just ignore. But I'm like now I'm done with this man, the nigga. They was trying me. I said, all right, keep it up, keep it up, keep it up, keep it up. I Don't know if he bet some shit and couldn't pay it back or what, but he's about to get his shit clapped in the room. I swear to the night shift, so it's locked down. Once you win that night, you win that, you mean about clap we in prison, man, he bout to get clapped.

Speaker 2:

It ain't like he's jelly is sir. No, no, no somebody about the take his man hood, that's what I'm saying. I'm walking through with my little flash like checking to make sure everybody in the and my thing is I.

Speaker 2:

Work with respect, some niggas, they got this bright ass like they're shining in everybody face each round. We got to do multiple rounds a night. You sleep or you don't want that bright out, like them shit. So I I just pointed to the roof, makes sure everybody in the room, right, he hear me. Come on onto the door. I like chance, I don't know, bruh Chim pop the dough. So I'm out the fuck. So I'm checking. I'm like what fuck? Bridget pop the dough, bro, please bro. So so wonder, was like chance not for the pop that dough, for you baby trying that nigga. So I said he right, you fuck bro, I'm thinking he gotta use a bathroom, he thirsty or whatever. But I was so chill and so cool With the inmates. Nigga told me hey, man, you know song. So got up out of here.

Speaker 2:

I came to work after a long, long weekend. I'm like what you mean? I said oh, he got caught with some shit. No man, they, he got clock man, that day you didn't pop the dough. So I'm like wait a minute, it's four niggas in the room. Y'all ain't trying to help him. Help that nigga for what you got to pay your debts.

Speaker 2:

They was telling me like that he got his shit took and them niggas was just in there. So that's why I'm like listen, that's hard for you to hear another man Getting it and you just trying to sleep. So while I'm here, I'm gonna try to make this as easy as possible. So y'all let's just chill from.

Speaker 1:

Tramitize the fuck out of me right now, hey man, I don't see some shit.

Speaker 2:

That's what I'm saying, like.

Speaker 1:

Bro, what I don't mean what I experienced.

Speaker 2:

So you asking, is that your son being that way from you? I think yes, but a major part of it is gonna be what he see. You know what I mean how he come up with his experience to really form him. Cause I done been through the motions, bro Me as a kid to like a team pre-team. I mean I was sweet, I was soft, oh God, I was soft. It wasn't until I moved back to Miami and see one of my partners get jumped they can take his shoes.

Speaker 2:

She get real, real quick I told you not to wear them shoes, bro, you feel me Different stuff that I seen. Like aw man, it ain't I done seen, if you don't know, but I lived in Maine. You know what I'm saying. The Maine number white people, like that. It was great. White people are just living their life. Aw man, welcome man. I didn't know you people were real. We didn't see you on TV. Like they not racist, they just can't believe like Black people actually exist. You know, I don't see black people on TV. It's great to have you here, man. They'll ask some stupid shit though, but they not racist, they just honestly wanna know. Like you are a unicorn to them.

Speaker 1:

The way I look at it, though, like when you said like, like, bro, cause I don't understand. I was jaded when I was growing up. Yeah, my cousins helped me grow a little bit, but I didn't really become the individual that I am now until I kept getting fucked over.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, you good, it's gonna take a few things to come out.

Speaker 3:

It takes you to get fucked over to find out, though.

Speaker 1:

It's like cause, man, I had to realize shit, that life ain't nothing but sun shines and rainbow Hell no.

Speaker 3:

You gotta take some shit.

Speaker 2:

Yeah you gotta, you gonna have to take a few punches.

Speaker 3:

You gonna be the one they taking from who you tell you Cause I mean.

Speaker 1:

I look at life now. It's like bro, this world is full of savages.

Speaker 3:

It's dog eat dog. Yeah, that's when that alpha, that shit was bred off of.

Speaker 2:

When that alpha and the beta come in. Man, that's like it took some things for me. I consider myself alpha. Somebody might be like oh, that ain't funny, I'm a beta, I'm a beta. Listen, man, I just I'm not.

Speaker 1:

Hey, by the way, y'all, I'm just fucking with y'all Shit. If you think I'm a fucking beta, shit you be like hey, that's why I ain't eating your smart.

Speaker 3:

I just I was like I done, seen alpha shit.

Speaker 2:

Exactly, I ain't nigga Like man that nigga wild Bro. We at work, yeah, all of us out of this man. I keep trying to say work stuff without telling where we work at. But we had a. I'm gonna say the code, cause you think the code will.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, I think the code might be.

Speaker 1:

I just think the code will say customer this thing this thing. You just say customer yeah, the code will.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I I so a customer came and it was one of those customers with all hands on deck Okay, Right outside help. So we had to help the outside. Get the person inside that just handled that on his own and we didn't even know. We just seen him push up with the code like what the fuck, what the fuck did you just do? Half of me was like damn, that's crazy. But the other half of me was like damn nigga. I was kinda looking forward to helping out, helping out, you know what I'm saying.

Speaker 1:

That's like when people like it's crazy to me because every day that we come to work and you still even new hires hear about the bullshit antics that happen to me. And it's like, yeah, don't be like. Don't be like Jack, he didn't got Taze in the face. Oh, don't be like Jack, he didn't got Taze running that damn neck, he didn't got shit on him. Yeah, that's it. That's how, man, that that's it.

Speaker 2:

It's like damn what the fuck Damn. They're trying to traumatize them over, I feel like when anybody new come in, they kinda get a rundown on how everybody is.

Speaker 3:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

Somebody new ask me oh hey, where they at. Man, I heard you know where they at. I don't know you how the fuck you heard that. You heard that from you. You don't got that real look. You said I'm talking about.

Speaker 1:

They said that you be where they at, you talking about a green bean and try to throw out his wallet or somebody that first day he was working.

Speaker 3:

Oh yeah, anybody throw out a wallet. I don't even wanna be close to.

Speaker 2:

Bro, he's associated with me.

Speaker 3:

I'm not a motherfucker, bro. Yeah, no.

Speaker 2:

I can't remember you talking about the goddamn how yellow, khaki motherfucker. Oh yeah yeah, yeah, that was like, bro, you'll get down like.

Speaker 3:

Hey master.

Speaker 2:

No, man, I ain't, I can't.

Speaker 3:

He'll get there before me.

Speaker 2:

What paying?

Speaker 3:

He paying for it? Hey, he can have it. For a show, like you pay for it. He's got it.

Speaker 2:

I'll pay for it in another way. You feel me, I ain't just gonna leave the money on a nice day.

Speaker 1:

He goop man you pay a hold of it. Hey, let's go out. You don't pay a hold of it. You pay a hold of leave.

Speaker 2:

I'm sorry y'all.

Speaker 1:

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry I wasn't gonna say it like that. I'm sorry you trying to.

Speaker 3:

You do, though, Get the fuck on, I do not need your services. We're very appreciateated, but no Appreciateated. Appreciated yeah.

Speaker 1:

I'm sorry you gonna come back and fold right. Hey, can you make sure you got a sandwich on the end table for me and a guy doing sandwich? That's crazy. And a little water, Something I mean shit, I'm paying for it.

Speaker 2:

But now that's just, but that I don't fold with nobody. But you know what, bro?

Speaker 1:

But you could. We're dealing with certain customers. Motherfuckers can smell that shit on you, whether you are alpha or beta, because, like we tell people all the time, bro, if you back the fuck down or you bitch up, you will never get the respect back again. That motherfucking gonna treat you like a whole every time he comes here.

Speaker 2:

I see nigga, this asshole, and I never let that nigga, let that shit down and Somebody, somebody working Sure yeah. No, no, no, this is somebody. Hey, we met a customer there we had to do. It was part of customer service.

Speaker 3:

Oh yeah, man.

Speaker 2:

Hey, y'all have to run me down.

Speaker 1:

I don't say they don't work in a moto, they don't know but hey, look, remember that one customer that came in and swung at me and that motherfucker got them and my home. Behold, every time after that motherfucker comes in, that motherfucker gonna make a peep.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, man, it's just silent stuff, but this fool got pure work. But I mean it was in You've seen it?

Speaker 3:

Hey, we saw it on camera Bro. Nah, I saw it. I saw outside help get pushed down on camera.

Speaker 2:

No, we are, we are, we saw that one. Yeah, I saw that one, we are, oh man.

Speaker 3:

Sit down a little bit.

Speaker 2:

Listen, bro. We the reason that some access has been taken away. Hell yeah, we were I don't see that shit in slow mo reversed it.

Speaker 3:

Oh, so y'all are the reason we can't see shit.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 3:

OK, I'm wondering about some of the motherfuckers. Got them go blank. I'm like dude. What is this?

Speaker 2:

Oh man, we seen this ass whooping live. Bro, that motherfucker got torn. Let's see the thing about it is like go ahead, change the thing. He didn't fall out. No, no, no, listen. The thing about it is the reason why we move that way afterwards is because you was a fucking idiot.

Speaker 2:

You was a beta. Quote unquote how you're moving was crazy. So the fact that you got work like that, of course we going clown, Of course we going never, never, let you any time. I saw I called him. I called him a north to south. Well they both got tow road, because that's that's how it started on the north.

Speaker 1:

They're more forgot.

Speaker 2:

Ended on the south.

Speaker 3:

No.

Speaker 1:

They're more forgot.

Speaker 3:

You.

Speaker 1:

Yes, yes, bro, hey, I'm telling you, when you 1213, you know what?

Speaker 3:

you had when you was really jumping, like bro, bro, bro bro, that was that Thought he was in a and I got down.

Speaker 1:

He was the bull and the motherfucker was the goddamn total. Yeah, it did not work out in your favor, bro, and it was a shift change, so our whole shift had all our gear off and made it upstairs.

Speaker 2:

Straight like that, and when we heard, we heard the call go out. So it was a little fuzzy, no, it wasn't even that person it was, it was the customer. So we taking on Fuck you mean, it was All I'm going to say no, no, no, no, no, no.

Speaker 1:

No.

Speaker 3:

The customer do that.

Speaker 1:

I don't know how to hear that customer did that, but I think I think Chance told him some moves before we left.

Speaker 2:

Oh, all we heard was I told you, leave me alone. I told you leave me alone. So we leaving it was literally like you know how I should change it. You know how I should change it. All right, everybody, y'all be safe. I told you leave me alone and everybody, like I, told you leave me alone. When it was, it was I wish this was on camera. But we, just everybody in the room all at the same time, said this person name and took off running. Bro said that they took off running, mike just open up, hey.

Speaker 3:

So you said oh, shit, he must have hit that. But got done to open it up. Yeah, bro, he couldn't talk about it.

Speaker 2:

Hey, but look, that's it. It's been a time Y'all tune in. Next week you coming back bro.

Speaker 1:

Now I'm coming back. Hey, like like Craig told Smokey.

Speaker 3:

Come back God damn it.

Speaker 2:

I'm coming back, yeah, but we out Peace, peace.

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