Two for the Culture
Two for the Culture is brought to you be Steven Rey and Justin Devonte. This is the podcast for the ages! Both Steve and Justin has been friends for over a decade plus and will give you a genuine approach on news and culture with humor and love. I promise this will be one of your favorite podcasts that you will not get enough of!
Two for the Culture
Sauce Walka, The Breakfast Club Drama, and Dating Ethics: A Raw Conversation
Justin and Steven return with a wide-ranging conversation covering relationship boundaries, examining cultural moments with authenticity and humor.
• Recent shooting incident involving rapper Sauce Walka and what it reveals about hip-hop's dangerous reality
• The practice of artists "checking in" when visiting certain cities and paying local figures for protection
• Astronauts returning from nine months in space looking dramatically aged and the harsh realities of space travel
• Drama at The Breakfast Club between Jess Hilarious and Lauren La Rosa and how workplace conflicts play out differently for women
• Personal relationship non-negotiables including dealing with disrespect, religious compatibility, and energy alignment
• The complex dynamics of jealousy, boundaries, and what constitutes cheating in committed relationships
All right, we are back with another episode of Two for the Culture.
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 1:I'm Justin Devante, Steven Ray man. How are things going?
Speaker 2:Things are going good, man, so we kind of flew by. I feel like this is the longest the in-between time of doing the podcast. Does it feel like that to you? It feels like it was a while ago every Monday.
Speaker 1:I can see where you come from, because it does feel like a little bit ago, but I think now that we got somewhat of a rhythm going and that we're doing things on like a set day, that it's not like hey, we're doing things on like a set day. Yeah, it's not like hey, we're doing things progressively over the week yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2:Yeah, right, and just kind of like mashing it all in. Exactly how was your?
Speaker 1:week. Um, it was cool. Um, this weekend, of course, I work like always, but on top of that, we went bowling oh yeah yeah, yeah, so that was cool I'm. I'm actually getting better.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, like when the last time you went bowling?
Speaker 1:I don't can even tell you it's probably becky murphysboro days for maybe like one time outside of that. Yeah, I'm sure it was probably maybe five within five years no, the last time I went bowling. I surprised myself too yeah, I was like okay, I'm actually like the first time. Like for some reason, I weirdly just used two holes, like, and I was like this is not really working for me, let me actually put my thumb in. Yeah, and it was actually so much better yeah, I haven't heard sexual joke this is not working.
Speaker 1:Let me put that's it pause, I guess, uh, but yeah, so uh, but I yet haven't yet crafted and maybe I don't need to do that one leg. You know how the bowlers yeah on the side leg to the side. Yeah, yeah, that'd be looking cool, and I ain't there yet, uh yeah, I don't think I've ever done that I don't think I've ever done that.
Speaker 2:All of my friends growing up most of them they were like bowlers on bowling teams, so like they always did it in a way where I'm like, how did you do that? I I never could crack that. They like throw that in the air, make it spin and it it creeps on the outside and it spins in the middle oh, yeah, yeah, I'm just not that determined.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, yeah, I just want to do the leg droid.
Speaker 3:You know what I mean I think I can get that in my lifetime.
Speaker 1:You know what, doing the leg thing.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, and did you? You didn't accomplish that when you went out.
Speaker 1:I didn't try to, because there's too many people around and I didn't want to get off balance and slip and fall.
Speaker 2:Yeah, in front of everybody. That's why I never did it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah. So when everybody left, I feel like doing it, but at that point I was like I still don't. Yeah, I'm actually performing fairly well at this point. So like, let me just keep to what I'm doing.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that makes sense. I thought that I was going to suck the last time that I bowled, but it turned out to be pretty well.
Speaker 1:So I mean, did I do great? No, of course not, but I did better than I thought I would. That's a win. Yeah, I hit like three spares in a row, oh yeah yeah, was that the only thing you did. I did hit strikes, but I'm just saying Like you can hit a strike and be lucky. You know what I mean. But hitting three spares in a row is like actually doing something. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Because you knocked down all the pins three times. You were clearly very proud about, I feel like y'all somewhat impressive because it was no longer is not lucky, you know me doing something yeah, exactly mm-hmm, and it was just y'all that went. Yeah, but this book was people at the bowling alley hmm, which one did y'all go to? There's one in franklin which is like 30 minutes away. I don't know why we went to that one, but was it bigger, better, who knows?
Speaker 2:I couldn't tell you why I didn't choose this uh, I'm saying you went to the, the other one that's closer. So what was it? No, we could.
Speaker 1:Uh, no, I'm just saying I didn't choose the bowling eyes, so I I don't. I don't think it was any better than just saying I didn't choose a bowl, nice, I don't. I don't think it was any better than any bowling knowledge we've been to before. Maybe the food was cool, but it was probably like a social media thing is what drove the decision. We could easily just went one closer, nearby anyone to make more sense to, and probably would have saved a little bit money too.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but they had the neon lights possibly yeah, but you know I was watching the NCAA basketball tournament.
Speaker 2:Oh March.
Speaker 3:Madness right around yeah, so.
Speaker 1:So of course that's still going on and it was UT plan, so so I was happy about that. Yeah, yeah, see them win. So that was the book of my weekend that's what's up did you hear, uh.
Speaker 2:What else happened over the weekend?
Speaker 1:what is?
Speaker 2:that um sauce walker got shot. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, say so p, I think is his name.
Speaker 1:Do you know who say so? P was no, never even heard of him yeah, I have to look more into him because they they're talking about it being a hit on them.
Speaker 2:It was absolutely a hit on them okay yeah. So, um, basically, just from what's this speculation? So I I don't know if this is true or not, but it's being said that through some manager, uh, that the say so p dude actually like ran off with 200 000 from somebody and they just got his ass and they were going to shoot sauce walker, but I guess they realized. One, he didn't have anything to do with him and two, um, I guess just just spared him and maybe have realized who it was.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's what it was. I heard that like hey, he realized who Southwark was.
Speaker 2:Like I ain't gonna kill you yeah, yeah, yeah, it stood over him and that's like that's crazy?
Speaker 1:Yeah, I didn't. But okay, see, like anything outside of that, like somebody standing over them or somebody shooting them because they said it happened outside the fedex forum yeah, around that area, which is insane, you know.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, because the fedex forum is, I'm sure, well protected yeah, absolutely yeah, that's what they were saying, that you know that type of stuff doesn't happen over there, but I mean does it um for me, being from memphis, what would you say? I don't remember the last time I really was, there was before college, for real.
Speaker 1:But I'm just saying you know the area or not, really, I don't really remember it.
Speaker 2:I just remember the FedEx Forum, but I mean I don't know Anywhere in Memphis. It always to me seems like it can go down anywhere.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so if somebody looking for you. It's wherever you at, but he's not from C-SOP, is not from Memphis, he's not. I'm asking. I don't know, yeah, yeah, he ran out for $200,000?.
Speaker 2:And then it came back. I think it was that's what I heard it was, that's that's what I heard he ran off of 200 000. I don't know what deal that was or where it came from, but, um, that's what, that's what's being said right now, or that's that's the information that's like kind of leaking out, but it was clearly targeted. Like they just pulled up, shot him and kept going. They didn't try to. I don't think they tried to rob him or anything. I don't know. Yeah, but that's that's what I got from it. And then Sauce Walker he was like basically I don't know what the word for it is, but he was just for lack of a better term like boasting, like yeah, this happens all the time. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:Yeah, okay. And so if you're going by that, if I'm going by that understanding of how do die he ran up at the 200,000, if I'm soft sauce Walker, well, outside licking in, I'm not mad, even mad at sauce walking for doing that. Do it the Boston thing, the reason, the reason why I say that, because if people, people are, because I've seen that, and people are like you know he, you know he should be mourning his artist, you could have got me killed, oh god, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, like you literally got me shot by your actions.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, so I wasn't saying like that, I was saying more.
Speaker 1:So, like you know, I'm speaking for people who I'm not saying your situation, what you brought up. I'm speaking for people who talk about like the comments and stuff uh-huh yeah, like no. Yeah, I'm going to, you know, I mean use it for clout?
Speaker 2:uh, he definitely was like. He definitely showed the energy of not being mad about the situation at all, just like it is what it is, type thing, just like yo RIP. He definitely did not look fucked up at all about it, which this is not funny.
Speaker 1:Because he spared his life. Thank God, you know what I mean. Yeah, I appreciate you looking out for not killing me, right?
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Because, didn't, saswagger, kill somebody on the streets.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah somebody did something I don't know if they pressed him or tried to rob him or something and then some dude lost his life over it. That's just like one thing that we know, of course, but that that like hit the internet maybe two years ago or a year ago.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like, and I'm gonna just say, soft swagger, I'm sure it's highly intelligent, but it's not all the way there you don't think so I think that's you can say that about a lot of people too like, yeah, yeah, yeah. Like is his when it comes to that.
Speaker 2:It's like his mind ain't right I feel like this is evolved since the first time I kind of like knew about him no, I'm no, I'm like.
Speaker 1:it's not like like chris rock has asperger. You know what that is? Uh-uh, it's like burgers with an ass. No, I'm just playing. No, it's like what that means is like he's I'm saying I'm going to say it wrong, but some people will be able to follow me he's not able to like read emotion Well, like like to. He's not able to tell that you're upset by your body language type of thing.
Speaker 2:You. You seen him argue with him.
Speaker 1:That's what he said. That's what he says.
Speaker 3:He said he has Asperger's.
Speaker 1:So it's like it's like a like a spectrum, like autistic thing to where they're not able to read the body language of you, like if he says something and you're perturbed and that upsets you, he wouldn't really be able to notice. Asperger's I'm is you're saying it like that?
Speaker 3:but it's what I heard you say yeah, I definitely said it.
Speaker 1:He said it, but I was just saying it. I said Asperger's. I definitely said it, he said it, but I was just saying it. I said Asperger's, but when you pronounce it all the syllables, it sounds a lot wilder than it is, you have to look it up whenever you got time, okay.
Speaker 2:Yeah, all right, I thought it was a joke, but I'm going somewhere, no. I'm going somewhere with this.
Speaker 1:It's like Asperger's yeah yeah, yeah, I'm going somewhere with this. It's like ass burgers yeah, yeah, no, no, that's like Symptom syndrome, whatever, okay. But, what I'm saying is Is that he is Still highly intelligent, but his, his mind Ain't all the way there.
Speaker 1:Uh huh, yeah, yeah. So I'm not trying to say that as a slight Like he dumb, yeah, like Sauce Walker is dumb. I'm just saying Something ain't right, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And just for him to go through that, you know what I mean. And just through the midst of it, it's like you can clearly tell something ain't all the way, yeah, yeah. Whether that's autism or whatever, it's like okay, there's something, something there that's missing yeah yeah, that a normal human has.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't know if that comes through life experience to where your mind is hardened but yeah, yeah yeah, yeah, or you just, or it's just all an act. You know what I?
Speaker 2:mean it could be yeah, me neither.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, so it's either one of the two rhyme he speaks in rhyme yeah, I mean, he's very talented, I love his music, but yeah, yeah, I'm just saying, I'm just noticing something, I don't know if I picked up on it, but he, um, yeah, I really don't know too much about him.
Speaker 2:To be honest, I used to listen to him when I first got on to him years ago and then after that I kind of like fizzled out. So the only thing that I really see from him usually is when happens or like you know, he's online doing something, saying something? Uh, the basketball, or the dude that got shot yeah, yeah, yeah then that that's usually when I hear something about him, but but no other than that I don't really hear too much.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:I do like his music though.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I think he's highly talented and intelligent.
Speaker 2:Do you have Asperger's?
Speaker 1:No, I don't have Asperger's. I'm able to read people's body language and tell if.
Speaker 2:I upset them. Okay, yeah, that was too funny. That actually actually was hilarious more than what it was should have been yeah, I thought it was a joke because we were talking about Chris Rock. I was like oh, he said a joke about.
Speaker 1:I got you. I got you know. I'll just stand to what came to mind you say hey, yeah, chris Rock is very normal when he does have this thing, and I was saying um suss walker has something that hardened his mind to where that very much reality. You could die to understand that. You live from that. But there's a product, there's a blessing in that I am able to see another day oh, absolutely yeah.
Speaker 2:That's probably why he's so hype. He's like damn, this shit could have been over.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah. And then, like I said, I would be mad at Sage Sophie. Yeah, but that would be hard to do, Like he died for his actions. But you very much could have got me killed.
Speaker 3:Mm-hmm.
Speaker 1:Yeah. So I don't know if I would be mad because you know I did live. I don't know, because you know I did live. I don't know I'll be going through different motions.
Speaker 3:Yeah, a ton of emotions.
Speaker 1:And then doing that. You know, what I mean?
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, this ain't nothing, daddy. How many times your house got shot? 45.
Speaker 2:My dad's house got shot 45 times.
Speaker 1:I'm like come on, man. Yeah why are you celebrating that? Yeah, but yeah, sure, and I mean that killer had a conscience, If they claimed the truth.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that was crazy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, he's like I ain't going to kill you.
Speaker 2:That was crazy.
Speaker 3:Yeah yeah yeah, Because usually it's YNs and it ain't no thinking yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:So to do that. That's actually love for real.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Like that's actually love for real, because you said fuck you and everybody you with, yeah, and then he was very much gonna stand over and kill him and so if it had to be me or you, he would have killed.
Speaker 2:Us got no records out.
Speaker 1:Huh cuz, we're gonna wreck yeah yeah, I mean, if we ain't a familiar face like I like your music. No, yeah, I mean, but yeah, this is different. It's different, we in a different era. Yeah, I mean. Well, I would say that I mean, there's always contract killers, but you know, they pull up real quick. I don't know how they found them. I'm sure there's some. They was looking, though they always find them.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and they always find the killers too. I mean, it's like it's usually like a split second thing, but over the past I don't know maybe seven to ten years anybody who wasn't just somebody random on the street. It's like they always find these people Like anybody random on the street. It's like they always find these people like anybody. So it's just weird to me that this stuff isn't like calming down again. A nigga run out with 200 000. You kind of asking for absolutely yeah. You kind of asking for that one.
Speaker 1:If that's the truth, if that's true, yeah, yeah, because I mean yeah, 200 to give somebody 200 000 says something like you don't just give nobody 200 000 to move weight. You gotta earn, you gotta build up to that, yeah, yeah yeah so you, if you're building up to that, you very much have a relationship with the people you're messing with and you know they ain't playing with you. Yeah, so you, his mind clearly ain't right if he playing them games. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3:How could you?
Speaker 2:even yeah, we don't know what happened.
Speaker 1:And I don't live in that world either. Right you know what I mean. I'm just clearly speculating.
Speaker 2:No same, but that's just crazy how that happens. But it's always like that Everybody who's always cute, who's like a rapper, they always find a gunman.
Speaker 1:Like everybody, who's always cute, who's like a rapper, they always find the government, like every time.
Speaker 2:Yeah, because they found um what's that yellow beezy dude, and yeah you saw that.
Speaker 1:I didn't even know that was beef. They was beefing, did you know? That no yeah, yeah, I'm like because mo three died that's all me, baby.
Speaker 2:yeah, yeah, like him, like what the? And then I started typing it up. I'm like, damn, they did have a beef or something going on and he just sent out that, like they always find it. Dirk sent off people.
Speaker 1:They always do, but that took a very long time to find all that.
Speaker 2:I'm saying it was a very long time, or you find this nigga the next day, like Eric Holder or whatever.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I mean, yeah, he was very much that was not coordinated at all. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:I'm just, I don't understand. I guess nobody's just thinking, nobody's just thinking like in those moments. So what I'm saying is I'm not going to be surprised if they find these people Like. It always seems like they're found.
Speaker 1:Yeah, even finding people. Is Big U on the run or is he locked up?
Speaker 2:Yeah, he, no, he should be locked up. He should be locked up with no, no, no, no, no. He was the one that wasn't found right.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it was three of them they were looking for. They got brick baby, some dude.
Speaker 2:Oh, I didn't know, brick baby was a part of that yeah, I think on some rico shit yeah, they got brick baby they've got some other dude and I think they were looking for Big U. But Big U had somebody's son living with him and that boy died and the police kept trying to come up to him and like say you know, we need your DNA. And he's like, nah, so I guess he already knew something was about to happen or come down. And then it found out later that, uh, under the boy's fingernails was actually big u's dna okay, and how old is the boy?
Speaker 1:the boy he was. He was a high school. Okay, because you said the boy like somebody's son.
Speaker 2:I'm like is he a child, like is he seven years old, right, my bad, but he was, I think, his son's friend, something like that, just like a.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Something like that, but he ended up dying. I think either there or something. Something happened, but he wasn't responding to people that was trying to get his DNA.
Speaker 1:And it come to find out his DNA was under the boys fingernails the dead boy fingernail yeah, and I guess a small car, because there's a lot going on with this case that I'm not familiar with. But what I did see was him, you know, charging people to check in right and said something about that with like Nipsey uh.
Speaker 2:I can't remember that, but I'm just saying charging people like rappers, basketball players no, I'm saying, like three days before nipsey died I saw a clip and it started with that. Now, again, this is all like speculation, but uh, as I was scrolling I saw a post and it said that he does that, he that he charges people like for coming into the city, and you got to check in with him, or you know, you don't know. And there's two points I want to make. But the first one was Nipsey was shooting some music video where DJ Khaled was a part of it and they had to move sets. They had to move like where they were at because I think it was people pressing them or something like that, because, like, maybe dj khaled or somebody didn't check in, and that was three days before he died.
Speaker 2:And there's this dude named start with an l. I don't know his name, but he said that um, big u, which clearly was his boy, because he had another story about him, and Big U sitting down at the Roscoe's where PNB Rock got shot at.
Speaker 2:Damn this nigga, the serial killer overlord, I don't know, bro, but the dude that started with an L his name. He said that Big U called him one day and said Nipsey got shot and he's like damn. And then he called Nipsey and Nipsey answered and then he was just like kind of confused and then he didn't even worry about it. He was just like all right, maybe he got him mixed up with somebody else, some bad information, whatever. 30 minutes later nipsey died. How'd that happen? So that's no, that's wow yeah that's, that's something that's out there.
Speaker 2:I don't know what that's about, yeah, but um, that's something that I read on. And then the second thing was supposedly they were at. This just sounds crazy now, but supposedly the guy that started with an L and Big U was at the Roscoes when P and B Rock was there and I guess the dude tried to press him or something to give him his chain. And the dude that started with an L, he was like you know, what P and B should have did was just give him the chain. And the dude to start with the L, he was like you know what PNB should have did was just give him the chain. We could have got the chain back, we know everybody. We all he had to do was check in, basically, and I guess he wasn't like trying to give him the chain or whatever, and then he got shot from what I understood of the situation, he just shot him and took the chain off of him that's what I thought.
Speaker 2:That that's what I thought I heard, yeah at first, yeah, yeah, yeah, he didn't.
Speaker 1:It wasn't much talk giving up, I don't know. But then again, that was all what I heard and you know because we talked about enough old podcasts and you know he was. I was like what broke my heart about the situation that people were just recording watch this man squirm for his life yeah yeah, and that was just so hard.
Speaker 1:Like, brad, you know, I mean, this is this man's last death. Nobody tried to comfort this man, like let him know he's going to be okay, you know, put their hand on his chest to stop the bleeding or anything. They just kind of, you know, like dang, you know what I mean. You got so many people around you but you dying alone and that just kind of broke my heart to see.
Speaker 2:That's. I don't know what that is. I don't know what I would do. I've never seen anybody get killed but I don't know how I would react. But it's definitely not pulling out my phone.
Speaker 1:Yeah, there's one time I was driving, I was doing an Uber ride and I think I was either picking somebody up an uber ride and I think as either picking somebody up or just finished dropping somebody off, and this guy, he was laying. He was laying on the ground outside his vehicle and in the. So you know, you have one lane each way, so one cars going this way. The other car thing, you have that middle section, that's yellow line. His car was in the front and he's behind it just laying down bleed.
Speaker 1:So I'm thinking this man, this man's like literally his shirt's off, he's bleeding down from his nose and it's hitting his chest. I'm thinking this man's dying. You know what I mean? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I see it, I hop out the car and I think I'm gonna have to like hold his neck because it's just so much blood, like stop him from like, you know, trying to stop his blood from flowing down. And then I was like bro, you straight, you know what I mean. Yeah, so I'm running up to him and he's like man, I'm good, I just, you know, cussed this woman out and his in it. No, I think he's like I spit in this woman's face in his, in his boyfriend and her boyfriend got out and punched me and I just act like I passed that.
Speaker 1:Okay, I'm just making sure you're straight. Yeah, yeah, yeah that's too funny.
Speaker 2:No, I don't. I don't think I've. I would have remembered, but I don't think I've ever like seen anything crazy. Maybe once, maybe, but that it was like a car wreck or some, and it was dark and I didn't know if it was a body or not, which is probably what was body, if I was thinking about it, but um damn but uh no you hit the rush hour what you know he did, you know he did.
Speaker 1:He ain't gonna be rushing out three.
Speaker 2:No, no, I don't. I don't really remember what I saw, so it was very fast, it was like a blink of an eye and I I couldn't see it but it was an ambulance and all this stuff. I got you yeah, so they was all there.
Speaker 2:You could cover your hands to make it seem like you ain't an asshole all yeah, yeah, there's people around, uh, yeah yeah, let me not, let me not, um, engage. Yeah, no, I just it was. I've never, really, I've never, I've never been in the instance of things happening, just more so, like you hear somebody died or somebody got shot up the street or another school or whatever yeah, I was like man.
Speaker 1:There'll be really dangerous people for real you know, yeah, like dang, he like he move, got moved in the city, like that I guess.
Speaker 1:So I'm wondering how you even build that well, I mean, because I mean it sounds I don't know if he making money for the gang, because, like outside of drugs, how's the gangs really making money? So I guess it gotta be like different types of situation to where you, uh, you charging people to check in, you know, maybe charging for protection um, I forgot the word I'm looking for to where you like, you like taxing the company or businesses. I'm I'm blanking on the word, but yeah, yeah, so there's a lot of little ways that you can make money and all of its criminal. So that adds up.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I never thought about people paying a fee to check in.
Speaker 1:I thought checking in was like you just talked to somebody yeah, like respect, but he's like nah, respect, don't make me money. Yeah, that's 10,000 just just to give. It is like dang how many people. I got chicken in the city right yeah, it's like, whatever I'm doing, gotta make me a lot. You know I mean because try to 10% just to be here is just too much that is why I've heard a lot about that like that's just. I heard that a lot, a lot about la.
Speaker 2:I've seen it once with the baby in atlanta. Oh, yeah, yeah, off a random video shoot but it looked like it was just a random dude up the street that stayed up the street. It's like you didn't check in, like who are?
Speaker 1:you. Yeah, you're like if you would have came to me, I would have cut out holler at you. You know what I mean, but this ain't the way we're going to do it yeah, that's wild.
Speaker 2:I don't want none of that energy around.
Speaker 1:Yeah, glad that I'm just a civilian. You know what?
Speaker 3:I mean.
Speaker 1:Uh-huh, because all that's just too much. Yeah, I'll just write there's just peace of mind in what you do on a day-to-day basis and I hate to constantly be looking over my shoulder.
Speaker 2:Oh my God.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, because it was that. I remember when it was like when 6ix9ine first got out and he was going on those rants and stuff. Yeah, he'll be, you know it'll be hilarious, but he'll always. You know he'll be talking to somebody on that phone but he'll always kind of look out the window to make sure to see if anybody's around. That's very much the worst way to live.
Speaker 3:It's like a deer.
Speaker 1:Like any movement, you know you're moving from left to right. You hear anything. That is just the worst way to live. Like that is just the worst way to live. I've seen it.
Speaker 2:I've seen a video again like it was hilarious a couple of moments. But he would be like he's on O block or somewhere where I mean everybody's an op to him, damn near, but um, he was somewhere that he wasn't supposed to be in. He had recorded like a 10 second clip of him downtown or in the street and it was like 2 am or some shit and I think he had Charlamagne, it was some interview, and then he was like how long was you out there? He was like for that 10 seconds and I left, I left the whole city.
Speaker 2:Like why are you playing with your own life? Like these people are definitely looking for your ass as soon as that shit uploaded. But um, no, it's just funny. I don't know why. I don't know why people do that. I like not care that much, because even even even if let's say that the information that came out was right about, Say so, P, like that day he was like he was in a Sprinter van with Sauce Walker and he was just like, yeah, you know most rappers, these niggas don't want to come to Memphis. Yeah, no, they don't want to come to Memphis.
Speaker 1:He said that yeah, that was the day before he got shot. Was he a white man?
Speaker 2:Or he just light's get out it. He looked like he, yeah, yeah he looked, yeah, he looked black or puerto rican okay okay, I don't know, I don't know what he is, but he said that you don't want to come to memphis. Yeah, oh wow yeah, no, he was just saying like all these other rappers are scared to come to memphis, and then all that happened and I'm like damn, if you actually did something and ran off like what are you?
Speaker 3:doing why do?
Speaker 2:people feel like they not, they are untouchable I.
Speaker 1:That's just a lack of thinking, yeah, yeah that. What are the eyes that these people are going to find me at this moment, that these people are going to find me at this moment, Mm-hmm yeah yeah, it's just, he sounds like a young dude.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I wonder how old he was.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, yeah, but I mean, rest in peace.
Speaker 2:I never heard of him. Yeah, mm-hmm, yeah RIP.
Speaker 1:We can get on some lighter news. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, death and crime and war.
Speaker 2:Yeah, crime and war. Yeah, there's a lot of things that's going on. But, speaking of lighter, did you see the astronauts when I came back?
Speaker 1:yeah, well, I didn't see, but I heard about it.
Speaker 2:They just look like they're disintegrating.
Speaker 1:I mean, I think that that has something to do with your bones. While you're in, like when you don't have gravity, you don't have that pressure. Yeah, I think it has something to do with that On top of them. What are they eating for?
Speaker 3:Like they don't.
Speaker 1:I'm sure they're getting the nutrients From something, but it's not like high caloric. You know what I mean.
Speaker 2:But I'm thinking like that was 90 days, or was it 90 days? 9 months, totally different. But I'm thinking like that was 90 days, or was it 90 days? Nine months.
Speaker 1:Okay, nine months. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:Totally different. But that's nine months and it did all that. I mean they look like they aged 15 years. I watch a lot of sci-fi movies. All them motherfuckers is lying. They be in space forever in these movies. Nine months almost killed them. You could just see it. I want you know. It's just like I could have sworn that somebody was in space for a long time, like I thought that it was. Maybe this is the long. Is this the longest anybody's ever been in space?
Speaker 1:uh, I don't know, but also, you got it I don't think they were equipped to have the like. I think they're only supposed to be there for a couple days, type of thing. Yeah, yeah, so they may have had the food, but they didn't necessarily have like things to work out. You know, like they didn't have all the things to keep them healthy.
Speaker 3:Hmm.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's. I don't see the point of going into space.
Speaker 3:It's just like it changes everything like in your body.
Speaker 2:So, like the blood flow goes down to your feet, and all that because of gravity, I guess. Uh and then you don't have that. They say you, you lose.
Speaker 1:Uh, you can lose, like, or your vision can be up, and because the fluids are I don't know, they go more to your head something, something's different yeah, I mean you gotta love what you do, and I'm saying you're an astronaut is and saying you're doing something that so many few people get to do, yeah, yeah. So it's like a prestige type of job that, even though that happened, you still see the next month going up there. Yeah, yeah, but but you know they're trying to do like space, space travel as a tour thing.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm not doing that, I barely like flying.
Speaker 1:Like why? Yeah, I'm cool on that. Like I'm never that adventurous, I'm not even bungee jumping. No, I'm not jumping from an airplane.
Speaker 2:I'm not A lot of people. I'm surprised you say that because a lot of people. I'm surprised you say that because a lot of people. I hear they do want to do that once like yeah, I would love to skydive because they don't got.
Speaker 1:They don't apparently, they don't got enough to care about, like, like, yeah, if you're skydiving, if you're taking that risk, then there's. You need more to do just for real. Like, like, why do I need to do that for real? I?
Speaker 2:mean it's exhilarating, it's um people feel alive I feel alive right now.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, I'm not doing that. Yeah, that's that is some crazy yeah it's when I'm spending money to hope to live. Yeah yeah yeah, like that's the. That's the best outcome. Is you living? I? Don't see yeah, yeah, yeah I don't see it.
Speaker 2:I'm definitely not. Not there. There's the Michael, it's mine, oh. I think so yeah, you can see it go up in there. I can't see it from over here. It looks like it's the same.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you're good, but yeah, so I'm happy to see them come, come on. Oh, yeah, yeah yeah, yeah, cause that has to be like. I mean, you ain't around family, she ain't the cutest girl In the world, you know what I mean. And you gotta be loyal For that nine months. If you got a family, you know what I mean. It'll be easier if she was, of course, bad. Yeah, so I'm just being real. Yeah, and you were single, of course. Yeah, yeah yeah, but now that it's like ah.
Speaker 1:But I'm sure y'all got to be like best friends or hate each other, but at some point you got to come together oh my god, it is a long ass time. Yeah, yeah, it's yeah, and like it's not like. Hey, bruh, they know very much, know where you at but, like we really can't get to you for real. So you got to be like what if they don't? At some point that's going to be a factor in your head, Absolutely. Yeah. Like hold on Taking nine months to get here. Nah, bruh.
Speaker 2:Like literally anything could happen at any point of time. Even getting up there, even coming down, that shit looks scary, like that shit is on fire when you're coming down.
Speaker 1:Right, you're in a blazing metal blanket but you see, that one man that uh jumped, uh from the highest point and he was like in outer space and like jumped and took like from a parachute type shit probably. Yeah, it was like a red bull type thing probably yeah he didn't burn up in the atmosphere. Well, I don't know how. None of that works.
Speaker 2:But yeah, hmm, yeah, I don't know. I think it's got something to do with coming into the atmosphere, if you, if the building is like I don't believe the building was like out of space. Uh, well, it looked like he could see her from the picture that he was showing.
Speaker 1:I don't believe the building was out of space. Well, it looked like he could see her from the picture that he was showing. But it could have been Kat, you know what I'm saying, but that's what I was like. Damn, he's definitely in space for real, just minor technical difficulties.
Speaker 3:We'll get back on there, yeah.
Speaker 1:But yeah, to put a pin on it. The astronaut stuff is yeah, See, I wouldn't want to be you.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm not doing that.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 2:I'm just, I'm going to stick to my movies.
Speaker 1:Yeah, play an astronaut.
Speaker 2:Yeah, play an astronaut, that shit was. I just watched a movie. Bro was in space for like Years. I'm like how these niggas would've.
Speaker 1:Bro was in space for like years. I'm like how these would have? And then he's like hello, yeah, are you there? I can tell you how I wasn't actually in space. Yeah, yeah, oh well, yeah, uh, but no, but what about the breakfast club, though? Yeah yes, yeah, yeah. What's so funny I?
Speaker 2:don't know.
Speaker 1:Yeah, just the tradition was kind of whack.
Speaker 2:No, no, no. I just started thinking about you kicking your stuff.
Speaker 1:I am.
Speaker 2:But I thought that I just thought about it all and I'm like I just wonder what's going to happen. So basically, basically what, just Hilarious.
Speaker 1:Just Hilarious called the Breakfast Club out and said you know they're behaving like a high school and she's dissatisfied and you know she's taking out on. You know, lauren.
Speaker 2:Did she take it out on her? Yeah, pretty yeah, for sure, yeah, yeah, I thought she just like, was kind of going off on everybody.
Speaker 1:So not on the tennis, so okay. So she made an ig live and she was pretty much discussing issues, uh, on the breakfast club, because she's getting a lot of feedback online and negative feedback telling how poor she's performing and how they like lauren over her. And then, you know, she's also getting um killed or, I'll say, critiqued by cory holcomb very negatively.
Speaker 1:I don't know if you see any of his comments, but they they are funny but nonetheless, if if I were her, I you know I could see it feel away from me yeah, then not only that, her and dj academics at bad blood and he's coming on twitter like, hey, you know, shawty on here, lauren la rosa is, you know, she killing you, you know. I mean, yeah, you can't hold a candle to her, um, and but the bottom line is they are right for feeling that way, because she actually is better for the breakfast club than than just hilarious, and that's not. I'm not saying that there's not because just hilarious doesn't have a place. There is that Charlamagne fills in what just hilarious provides. Like that the comedic factor is that Charlamagne fills in what Just Hilarious provides, like that comedic factor is like Charlamagne adds that. So you're kind of like doubling down, which you know. I'm not saying that she's just in a bad role, but you know what I mean. But what Lor LaRosa offers is so much more. You can tell she loves this.
Speaker 1:So, she comes from TMZ, she comes from investigation, she knows to make phone calls. Like, hey, I'm going to make phone calls to police station. I'm going to use the Breakfast Club name to kind of clock my way through it and so they can give me information. I'm going to call the office of Tony Busby to name to, to kind of clock my way through it and so they can give me information. I'm gonna call the office of tony busby to see what type of um clarity if they want to make a statement. You know, so she's doing all those things because I mean, she's just using the cloud of beverage to to kind of get through you know what she needs to to make a great investigation and give out a good story. So she just has the experience to do that and so it just doesn't know how to do none of that stuff, or probably cares to do any of that stuff.
Speaker 2:I didn't know that it was like that. I don't want to say it's bad, because I'm pretty sure there's good too, but we're just focusing on the negative right now. But I didn't see a lot of well, clearly, I don't watch it. I usually just watch clips that's online. So, in terms of her and what I've heard about her speaking all this stuff, I never saw any of that.
Speaker 1:You're talking about, like her reading yeah, saw any of that you talking about.
Speaker 1:Like her reading yeah, I didn't. Yeah, I didn't think that was like that big of a deal compared compared to it was just times that, just hilarious. Before lauren got there, she'll read that the headline like kyan west went on and ran again. I don't care about this, like she'll just quickly go over it without really give you know, giving much commentary on it, and she just picked and choose on the information she liked. So when you do that, you're not going to what she misses is you're. That's not going to play to the producers in the back. Well, because they're the one who gave me the story and you don't care. So you're saying like I don't give a shit about what y'all doing, y'all putting all their hard work and throwing it out the window so that.
Speaker 1:So you're very much not going to be played as a team. So when somebody else is offering and investigating and looking at information and it's communicating well with the team, they're going to love her. It's not just what you. Even if jess was killing it, it's one thing if she was like killing it and treated everybody you know I I'm this is outside looking in if she treated everybody like shit and she. But she was killing it like bruh. You know what she offers too much for for us, so we got to just deal with like michael jordan but, but it's one thing.
Speaker 1:If you're not performing well, um, you take a leave and then somebody steps in, it's one thing. If you're not performing well, you take a leave, and this somebody steps in is like a sigh of relief. Yeah, yeah, cuz Lauren it seemed like she was very much on and off the court like doing well, like get hate, even telling Jess, like if there's ever a problem, just let me know. We, just we can talk through this you know, we're on the same team, type of shit. Yeah, she said that she was her talent.
Speaker 2:Her talent. Yeah, what do you mean? I thought you might have known, but yeah, I remember.
Speaker 1:So he's saying when she said I picked her, I picked her to take my position.
Speaker 2:No, not just saying that Is it Lauren or Lorraine? I don did Laura, is it Lauren or Lauren? Lauren, lauren, yeah, when she they were talking and she said you know, you're my talent, so you're always gonna be okay, we're gonna figure it out. She said that. So I didn't know, like in what relation.
Speaker 1:Like the flip side of the relationship was, yeah, it would be different if, because lauren la rosa I'm yeah, um, she doesn't give what just can give, just it's very much hilarious, literally uh, no pun, and then she could come off the cup and say some stuff, just because that's her comedic factor. So you know, lauren can't really offer that same thing and that same talent, but it's different when it's not like you need that, when Charlamagne has that you know what I mean.
Speaker 2:I do think it's a different type of funny though.
Speaker 1:Maybe slightly, but what I'm saying is it's like all right, you got a team of three-point shooters. Somebody needs a rebound, bro, you know what I mean and somebody needs to facilitate. So if everybody's shooting, there ain't five balls, there's only one, yeah. So you got to pass the rock, otherwise you're all doing the same stuff. So somebody got to do it different. You gotta pass the rock, otherwise you're taking. You're all doing the same stuff, so somebody gotta do different. That's what I'm saying is like just hilarious. May add maybe 20 on of comedic, but she ain't giving you that much more to where you need that comedic relief for real. Even when there's everybody's auditioning, they had a rotation. I was like this girl is great. I felt like Jesse Lee it's just my opinion only got that position because Charlamagne pushed for her to get that position, not to say she wasn't great mm-hmm or good, I felt like there was a place for her, but there was also better, and Lauren was better
Speaker 1:so when? So when Jess took that leave because she was pregnant, everybody was blocking on the internet saying how great she was, and that very much takes a toll on anybody. And then she felt and this is where I do agree with Jess it's like alright, nobody's communicating with me, they're making decisions without me, you know, and I'm getting fed up and then yeah, she's coming into a situation of it's just not almost seems like it's not familiar territory anymore.
Speaker 1:You start to fall out of love because you're not feeling love from anybody else. You feel very much isolated. So you're going to go to what you love to do, where you feel the love from. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean this is like you know. You get pushed away from the cool kids, so you go to the kids that are willing to accept you and play Yu-Gi-Oh.
Speaker 2:That's the kind of yeah, go where you're celebrated and accelerated. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1:Yeah, go where you're celebrated.
Speaker 2:Yeah, exactly, yeah, yeah, and that's how she felt, not saying that that was the right way to feel, but I can feel that I can understand that. Now I wonder what effect that had on everything. That's one of my things that kind of makes me like whether all this stuff is happening or not. It's just when you do that you know that's a different conversation, like from the execs in the room or not in the room at all, don't even got to meet you, but you know, running a company it's like kind of not great business, you know, and to see that online.
Speaker 1:So I hope, because you're very much shitting on them.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's exactly what you're doing showing up to work the next day and like moving on, but like there's now a stain on your name yeah, yeah, um yeah, I think that you know now.
Speaker 1:They're trying, they're understanding one. She's a woman so it's different when a woman does it versus a man, because you you're not gonna, as a man, you not going to have that much grace yeah no-transcript.
Speaker 2:I don't think I've ever seen that happen for real.
Speaker 1:Where you kind of where a man flips off on his team yeah right, yeah, you don't. So what happened was which, what happens when she's a lady. So it's not like I'm saying it as like a terrible thing, but it's like you see her sad and crying so you want to console her.
Speaker 3:Uh-huh.
Speaker 1:And try to make changes to make her feel better. But if you're man, you're going to be more argumentative. You may be able to see somebody's point, but if they're doing that, you're like bruh. The last thing you want to do is like abide. You know you want to console them and make adjustments, even if they're right. You may push back a little bit, but when you see a lady crying, a pretty lady.
Speaker 1:you want to console her. You want to console them and make adjustments, even if they're right, you may push back a little bit, but when you see a lady crying a pretty lady you want to console her. You want to hold her, it's okay. Let's try to make changes, to adjust, and that's kind of how it is and she feels better. No, we're good.
Speaker 2:I mean, that's what I'm wondering. Like I'm wondering, is everything good or is it just like we patched that up and they clocked that shit as soon as it happened and was like you know what? All right, we're going to try to figure out a way to move some things around. I did see that the other girl. She just got a new show. Maybe it's like an online podcast or something with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1:You talking about Lauren?
Speaker 2:Lourdes, uh-huh, like today? I'm not sure yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but I'm sure they very much make adjustments, but it sounds like it's that thing, it's like ah, I'm going to put this in the back of my mind.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, when it comes to making decisions, you know it's very much going to be remembered. Yeah, yeah, we may not, we may be like, okay, things are better and apology accepted if there was one, but it's going to be in the back of my mind. I'm going to remember that. Yeah, so it's very much those situations and you can never count on a white person because they're very unforgiving yeah yeah, yeah, so yeah yeah, that's the only thing.
Speaker 2:I'm kind of like damn, now that that's out there and that happened. It was a big thing. It was like everywhere everybody was posting that shit. So hopefully that don't like ruin anything she had going. But I mean, I just couldn't imagine being a part of a net.
Speaker 1:I would have woke up the next day and be like I fucked up I'm sure she, I'm sure she probably felt that, but you gotta stand on it because a lot of people don't are accountable. Yeah, yeah you gotta. She may feel that eternally, but she gonna stand up because she's not gonna hold herself accountable, because there's no like you know what Like, even when she's like. I was mad at Lauren, but I remember you ain't really who I'm mad at. It's these motherfuckers I'm mad at.
Speaker 1:So you're saying, yeah, so it was great for the numbers, you know, because it did boost ratings, uh-huh yeah, because it's messy, yeah, it's messy. Just you know you can watch zeus. We talked about aaron the plumber you know, I mean yeah all this is messy, but it's it's. It's good for ratings for sure.
Speaker 2:I definitely looked the next day and tried to see any like, even when they were talking to any of the new guests. I was trying to see was there going to be anything said about what just happened? You know, so you got me too.
Speaker 1:So yeah, it was. I mean, it was the number one trending thing on YouTube oh, for real, yeah, oh, fuck, yeah, yeah so I mean it was the number one trending thing on YouTube. Oh, for real, yeah, oh, fuck, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3:Shit.
Speaker 1:So I mean, yeah, I think it's just. You know, you can only have so many of those Like as black men. You damn near can't have any, and you may can get by with one, but you damn sure ain't gonna have two. Yeah, yeah, so that's kind of rare, it's still on that.
Speaker 2:Yeah. No, I haven't really seen that with me. I don't even I'm trying to like think of something, but usually they up in their own life and then they're fired like they ain't got nothing to do with the show, I'm just saying I can think of situations where people blew up.
Speaker 1:Black men blew up, but they didn't last long. It's not like they stayed.
Speaker 2:I don't even think it would get that far. Like I said, usually they did something that has nothing to do with the job.
Speaker 1:They talk about the, the thing about that which is like disturbing, like like y'all, the internet wants y'all to pit two black women against each other. It's like, bruh, is that what we're really doing? It's like that's not what that is. Yeah, they happen to be black women, but they you're comparing anybody in those seats. Yeah, whether they're black, like hey, he, he ain't as good as her, he, he, he needs to be moved off that because he just he's not gonna be better for that role and that happens all the time.
Speaker 1:Even joe budden podcast. They talk about his former co-host, rory maul, and you know, disease, these guys ain't better than him. Um, yeah, and then not only that, uh, joe button had like a podcast where he talked about trade. You know, like, like, who would you trade for who, like, I'll trade you for?
Speaker 3:you know, like the podcast, yeah, exactly yeah exactly so, yeah, so that that's just life yeah, yeah this comparison.
Speaker 1:People are going to compare who's better than new drake versus kendrick. It's just, that's life right yeah, um, but that's just kind of all I had. I don't know if you have any final thoughts.
Speaker 2:No, I'm trying to see if anything else happened this week.
Speaker 1:Oh well, I was talking about that, I mean yeah, but yeah, I think that was really caught up, you know, for the week. Yeah, I think no. Yeah, I think that. I'm good, okay. Well, you know, I had the last couple of kind of relief things to talk about, because I really liked how you did that. Uh, relationship stuff oh, yeah, yeah that's what it was cool to talk about and chill and I like dang, I can really keep going yeah um, but yeah, we could stay on relationship and I maybe ask you a couple questions, all right, what are your um non-negotiables?
Speaker 2:and non-negotiables. Non-negotiables in a relationship in a relationship, like disrespect in terms of like, like how women can kind of lose control of themselves, like going off on you and shit. Yeah, I feel like that's, that's a sign that's not gonna work out well but I feel like you there's.
Speaker 1:I understand that's going to be upsetting you, but I'm, when I say non-negotiables, like I'm, we're going to break up I have to. So if she does that, once you breaking up with her that's what I kind of like, I think like any mistake or whatever you know.
Speaker 2:Um, well, I mean, like a violent person like you're like violent, like staying with you it's not going to be good for me, like at all. So, um, that's, that's just one thing. So you know, if you just like yell at me one day and I'm like telling you or have a conversation with you, like hey brother, I can't be with you if you doing that, I could see myself doing that. But, um, yeah, but if it ever got like she get in my face or something like that, like I already know what I'm about to do, I'm gonna have to leave because it's not.
Speaker 2:It ain't ever good for a man at all like I feel like even if you were to, even if a girl was all on you and just like all right and just was some violent ratchet creature and you just like push her off of you, you're still in the wrong. So it's like I feel like that'll never go right. That's yeah, I feel like that's dangerous to be with a woman like that. Okay, yeah, what about you.
Speaker 1:Um, if you're not willing to go to church with me, I don't think that's well in marriage, but I'm very much dating to marry, so yeah, yeah. So it's like I'm not going to really pursue you much further than that. If you're not, don't have like religious values like mine that makes sense.
Speaker 1:Yeah, not considerate yeah, um that takes that takes time to see that yeah, yeah, it does, yeah, for sure, yeah, um, rude, rude, yeah. Like I don't like off-putting people, like I see a lot of women not majority, not all, but there's a lot of them who are like you got to make them happy yeah. You know what I mean. Like they just like have a resting bitch face attached to them.
Speaker 2:Uh-huh, uh-huh.
Speaker 1:And you got to like make them them feel better. You know what I mean. Like you gotta play to that in order to get to them and like, nah, I want somebody who's like, has a smile on their face, like you know, not doesn't have to be life of the party, but it's easy to talk to. Doesn't feel like I have to get to a barrier to get to know them like you know, just willing to meet people.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we make each other like happier instead of like I have to keep making you happy.
Speaker 1:I don't want you. I don't want my person to be like known as a mean girl, uh-huh yeah, that makes sense.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so that's just a non-negotiable if she uh gets to argue with somebody I mean that that's just like.
Speaker 1:That's like, say I, I don't want her to be mad, like that's just, she's human, you know. That's one thing, but I'm just saying it's just like. You know, those people that be like like the bougie attitude time, like yeah, that's not who I really care. I want somebody that's like smiling and love to be like when they come, when they see her, they like like happy that she is, she's the light of the room. That's why I want that's not necessarily non-negotiable, because I would just.
Speaker 2:I love that For me like yeah, yeah, no, energy is definitely infectious, exactly for real. I've definitely been in situations where that mean girl stuff was like kind of like a thing or whatever it won't. It probably wasn't like drastic, but it was just enough to where I realized I was gossiping about people eventually, and it's just like why am I doing this? I don't do this.
Speaker 3:Gossiping can be fun.
Speaker 2:It can, but that's what I'm saying, though it's like it'll be something that you don't normally do, or like you want a girl who does this and that, but then, like everything starts slow. You know what I'm saying? The exchange of energy, and I don't want to be you know. Going more to what you're saying, it's like if somebody walks by and then it's like that bitch ain't even wearing that, right? Yeah?
Speaker 1:yeah, yeah, I don't like, yeah, I don't like that, yeah, but I'm saying that'll feed off of that and eventually you might find yourself saying something you think it's funny and then you don't realize until later.
Speaker 2:Like I wasn't talking about people like this yeah right. I feel you, I feel you. Yeah, I feel that shit too.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I feel that shit too. Yeah, is can. Okay, let me let me phrase this right. So if I think we both agree that having a girl that, like girls, can be a win, correct or no?
Speaker 2:I think it can. I want I'd rather, I'd rather. What was the question?
Speaker 1:yeah, okay yeah, so the question I and I guess I didn't really need to ask that to get to the question was so if she was willing to I guess this is more of the question I should have asked is if she was to allow you to have a threesome with her and another girl, that would be a win. Yeah, okay, so if she allowed that. But what if, say, if you're not around, see, there we go, then she's willing to have sex with the other girl? Is that okay?
Speaker 2:That's what I'm saying usually, like I'm like very just naturally like territorial just like your mind yeah you know what I'm saying. So I want a girl if or I'm not opposed to having a girl that would do that with me Well, like having like the threesomes and all this stuff, but I don't want her to like women so much that she would date a woman.
Speaker 1:But what I'm saying?
Speaker 2:is fuck on a woman without me there.
Speaker 1:Okay, okay. So, even though she's like hey, we had sex while you was there. What's the difference if we just have sex on our own?
Speaker 2:the type of women that I picked. She wouldn't even say that, or if she did, she knew like that don't even make sense, because if I have sex with this girl and you're not there, then now is that's probably like cheating.
Speaker 1:But I'm asking you before I do it is her response like hey, can I have sex with this girl? Because we already had sex with her so what's? The difference if I do it a solo when because you're out of town or filming a movie uh, I feel like I don don't know.
Speaker 2:I'm going to feel some type of way. I'm going to feel some type of way Just because you even asked me that, so she came in and asked you. No, she could ask me. But now I know like For me I.
Speaker 1:You don't want her to know that she likes women.
Speaker 2:No, no, no. I want her to. If I had a woman like that that is down to do threesomes, I would want to do that with her. But again, I don't want her to like, like, like girls. I want her to look at it like oh, this is a fun time with my man type thing, not necessarily, oh, my man's gone and I could call her over like. To me that's still like.
Speaker 1:In a way it's kind of like cheating, I feel like she's saying I'm loyal, but since I've already had sex with her, I'm gonna ask to see if it's okay. So she's getting your permission, so she's not cheating.
Speaker 2:She's asking you and your response is no, I'm going to be jealous yeah, probably okay, okay yeah probably I'm like I ain't I don't know, because I feel like I I don't like anybody having nothing over me, over me, as in like I don't want this girl to be like, yeah, I just fucked on uh, but I but you gave permission, so how's she gonna have that over you if you're the one who gave it the okay?
Speaker 1:like yeah you, how you putting that over me? Like I told, I said that was cool, so it's not like you did something out of bounds, I don't know it's just something about it. I don't know what it is, but it's just something about her having an experience with somebody else and I'm not around doesn't sit well so do you think if she was eating her better than you could have ever did and making her cum and squirt, that would have been a problem?
Speaker 1:I'm asking like while you're in the threesome while I'm in the threesome.
Speaker 2:Yeah, the third party.
Speaker 1:I'm in the threesome, yeah, oh, and she's doing all that. Yeah, the third party.
Speaker 2:I'm gonna be, I'm gonna feel something.
Speaker 1:Okay, I'm definitely gonna feel something. I'm like wait a minute.
Speaker 2:Okay, Like she gonna be thinking about this when we leave here. We both gonna be thinking about this in two different ways.
Speaker 1:So you just wanted, you just want to stick your dick in both of them. We just win that that way, and you just want them to kiss a little bit, to take it's the threesome is all about you.
Speaker 2:It sounds like no, I'm saying we can do that, but you just, you just made it seem like I ain't in this. I'm just damn near uh uh sitting on the wall or something, and they just in here going crazy yeah, they warming up, they kiss each other yeah, that's fine yeah, it started getting warming up the position and getting out ready for you and that's the even. That's fine. But you saying she just like by the time I get in here my girl done. What if?
Speaker 1:you net it and they didn't, and then so you got to get up again. Okay, so they should stop and pause. No, okay, then. So what if that happens?
Speaker 2:and you just said, if this girl has got my girl going absolutely insane, crazy, I'm gonna feel anything. Yes, yes absolutely. Well, you're gonna be like nah, I'm gonna let it play out and then I'm gonna sit in the car like that rock me and I'm going to really be like thinking about this whole thing. So threesomes really ain't for you.
Speaker 1:Then you said threesomes, I don't know, maybe they not, I don't know.
Speaker 2:I just don't.
Speaker 1:I feel like I can have fun with my girl in a threesome.
Speaker 2:I feel like I could definitely do that. I just don't want her to like, like girls, mm-hmm. You know, I'm saying like if I'm not here and she had the club or at the strip club or something and then she got a few drinks and actually making out with this stripper or some shit, I'm not gonna fuck with it yeah, but. I mean cuz that. That means you like, you'd like, like girl but women like, like niggas.
Speaker 1:So what's that got to do with it?
Speaker 2:Well, I'm saying that I wouldn't have an issue with the threesome. But if you actually like girls enough to fuck on them when I'm not there, or actually kind of like this girl, then that kind of like takes it out for me.
Speaker 1:Okay, my last question Uh-huh, which would you rather have your girl do cheating on you with the girl or cheating on you with the man?
Speaker 2:Uh, I mean, I feel like with a girl.
Speaker 1:Okay, yeah, yeah, but that's what I'm saying Because you talked about like-liking. Like I want my girl to like-like girls Because you know she could be at it and she would fancy this one chick. It's like she like-like niggas, so she could fancy a nigga and you not be around a chick.
Speaker 2:Yeah, if we talking about cheating, sure, yeah, yeah, that's what that's I'm saying.
Speaker 1:But you said like like girls. I was like yeah, but she could also like like, she also like like I'm just saying it would.
Speaker 2:Just it would change something for me, like in the threes, because it's like, even if that girl that we having a threesome with likes women and she likes my woman, I feel like I don't know what. It's all cool until I'm like very in love with a woman. Because once I'm in love with a woman, it's like I don't. I don't want any type of energy being like outside of us if it has something to do with like liking somebody or loving somebody, or wanting you so attracted to somebody you want to fuck them and all this type of shit.
Speaker 2:I'd rather do that with my girl, but some just don't sit right. Some just don't sit right. I've had two types of women before. I've never had a threesome, but I've had two types of women before and it's one who doesn't like girls at all period. Anytime they get hit on they don't even know what's going on, like their mind's not even there.
Speaker 2:never had to worry about that type of thing I had another girl who, uh, was down to do threesomes but we didn't last long enough for that to happen, so but she kind of liked girls and it always made me kind of feel a little weird with her being with her own environment and shit. And it's usually around a bunch of pretty women and clubs and like this and that, and I would think in the back of my women in clubs and like this and that and I would think in the back of my head like damn, I wonder. But that's some shit I never had to wonder about with the girl doing a threesome, because I thought being with somebody that's willing to do threesomes and shit was like great, but I didn't know that it came with that side. For me.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so I realized that there's definitely for me, me, it all literally boils down to being in love with a woman, like if I like a girl, then like it's whatever yeah, you're like yeah, of course I'm gonna take a piece of it if I don't care for y'all like that yeah yeah, you can, you can scream and holler you want to?
Speaker 2:yeah, do that I could leave, you could fuck, you could do whatever but when it comes to me being in love with you, I automatically think of you as like a potential wife. I don't just be like making girls my girlfriend just cause. So yeah, when that is all in play, then it kind of changes a little bit of that, for me yeah that's that I.
Speaker 1:I. I got you, yeah. Well, I think we're wrapping up.
Speaker 2:That was good I enjoyed it yeah, no, that was dope, that was dope. Uh, yeah, I'm good, all right well, this is uh.
Speaker 1:Look at me this is two for the culture. We'll be back with another episode, all right.