All In Your Bizz w/ Reka & Los
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All In Your Bizz w/ Reka & Los
What Makes Your Summer Complete? Sharing Our Essential Vibes
Remember those iconic summer moments that defined our childhoods? That feeling when the DJ Jazzy Jeff and Fresh Prince "Summertime" track hit the speakers, and suddenly everything felt right with the world? Los and Enrika take you on a nostalgic journey through the quintessential experiences that make summer magical.
We dive into those childhood rituals that signaled summer had officially arrived – from the art of slapping watermelons to test for sweetness (which Enrika insists really works) to the excitement of hearing the ice cream truck's melody from blocks away. Remember those sticky-sweet treats like Bomb Pops and Strawberry Shortcakes with little crumbs that left your fingers messy but your heart happy?
The conversation winds through summer fashion staples – those colorful braids with beads, jelly sandals that left waffle patterns on feet, and the freedom of staying outside until the streetlights came on. We share stories about childhood mischief, from neighborhood pranks to daring (and sometimes ill-advised) adventures that became legendary tales. There's even a hilarious elevator incident that proves some memories stick with us whether we want them to or not.
Summer isn't just about the temperature – it's about that feeling of endless possibility, community connection, and creating memories that sustain us through all seasons of life. What are your favorite summer traditions? We'd love to hear them! Email us at allinyourbizz25@gmail.com, subscribe to the show, and tell a friend – because sharing these connections is what summer is all about.
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Speaker 2:Welcome to the real world, welcome to the los enrique show like always, we are all in your biz. Let's go one, two thank you all in your business.
Speaker 1:Thank you for tuning in once again and we're coming here with our all in your biz show once again. Thank you for everybody all over that's been listening emails, new subscribers too.
Speaker 2:Yes, exactly, exactly, exactly.
Speaker 1:Shout out to you with your nosy self you nosy, just as nosy as us, so you're all in our biz but you are a fan, thank you, thank you okay, so what you want to do today there, rika?
Speaker 2:okay, we are in mid-june. Oh the way, happy belated Juneteenth to everyone.
Speaker 1:Right, yes, juneteenth. Hope you had a good time, a safe time. You represented.
Speaker 2:Yes, celebrated. Reviewed some history.
Speaker 1:Exactly.
Speaker 2:Enjoyed yourself, had a day off.
Speaker 1:Maybe got some marches in too.
Speaker 2:Maybe, yeah, yeah, and maybe you know, shared some information with someone who may not be aware. So shout out to juneteenth and, hopefully, this tradition continues exactly forever.
Speaker 2:But let's talk about, since we are in the middle of summer, let's do it summer, officially, in summer. Let's talk about summertime vibes. Let's talk about the things that we used to do as kids okay, during the summer, or even as young adults, you know just something that gives you that summer time feel like plucking that or slapping that watermelon to make sure that it is sweet you know, those, uh, the things that you like to do in the summer now wait a minute now.
Speaker 1:Is that? Is that a real, true fact? Do you like hitting them and all that's just a myth listen, I'm from the south.
Speaker 2:I will slap, slap it up, flip it and rub it down oh no on a watermelon oh no, yes, I have to. I will spend some time making sure that my watermelon is sweet okay, okay, well, I guess there it is.
Speaker 1:It's a myth buster. It is true that you slap, slap it up, flip it and rub it down. You can get a sweet, uh, watermelon today. There you have it. Okay. Summertime vibes and also what's some things that, um, that you used to do matter. I got a question for you okay what is a song? That it can be played all year round, but it was played in the summer and you knew it was summer come on now, don't play in my face just give me one jazzy jeff, fresh prince summertime, come on every drums please
Speaker 2:exactly, and you know what the funny thing about it is, that we thought, and probably still think, that the song was kind of corny. But most people know that song verbatim.
Speaker 1:Do you agree? Yeah, I know verbatim too. It gives you that vibe.
Speaker 2:The smell from the grill can spark up nostalgia. I think that's what he said.
Speaker 1:You want to give it some bars.
Speaker 2:Well, you know, sometimes in my mind, in my mind, I hear certain words, but they may not be what the actual lyrics are, but I do remember he said the smell from the grill could spark up nostalgia you know what, please take away that voice.
Speaker 1:When you said just say it, right.
Speaker 2:The smell from the grill could spark up nostalgia I got one one.
Speaker 1:I got one for you. That's a shout out to.
Speaker 2:Philly. Yeah, I don't know what they grill in Philly. Do they put cheese steaks on the grill to spark up nostalgia? I don't know. But shout out to Philly.
Speaker 1:Yeah, shout out to Philly though I know one song that comes to my mind. What that I know it's officially summertime, even growing up even now like computer love with zap, you know oh, is that like a cookout, like playlist?
Speaker 1:I don't know, it's just like you, get it I don't know it, just take me to like men's society days you know, it's just warm. Yeah, yeah, so that was a good or a good day. Remember ice cube today was day. Now you can listen to that song all year round, but it's just something about those songs that Mama cooking breakfast with no hog.
Speaker 2:Shout out to the people who like bacon I do. I like some bacon, I do.
Speaker 1:It's got to be crispy for me, you like turkey bacon though. You don't like the swine or the hog. I mean I would eat the swine but it's got to be. You know, Swine, my brother, that doesn't give me, like the summertime vibe, you know, like ice cream trucks, you know.
Speaker 2:Oh yes.
Speaker 1:You know the music playing. You can hear them from like a block away. What's your favorite ice cream?
Speaker 2:or, I almost probably said it, your favorite ice cream from the ice cream truck or your favorite treat, because sometimes it's not ice cream all the time.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you know what I said like the um and it better not be weak.
Speaker 2:No, like the little bomb pops, remember they was like uh, blue, red, white and blue, red, white and blue with the little thing at the top yeah, that's kind of weak then that was hot, or? The strawberry shortcake with like the little crumbs on it, though you know they sell that crumble stuff you can buy it. Did you know that?
Speaker 1:it ain't the same, it can't, it ain't.
Speaker 2:Let me see what did I like? I liked a few things. Sometimes I got a pickled egg for those who know pickled eggs, pickled eggs, and I don't like pickled stuff that's why I'm about to say hot sausage and pickles. But I used to eat a pickled egg and then other times I would get.
Speaker 1:Let me see off the ice cream truck tweety bird ice cream was good off the ice cream truck.
Speaker 2:Yeah okay all right, listen our ice cream truck guy shout out to mr perry. I don't know if he's still alive, but he had all the stuff. It was like a store on wheels so you can get boiled peanuts oh, he had everything it was. It was a little extra boiled peanuts, pickled eggs, hot sausages you know stuff like that and then ice cream, and then you can get candy like the the lemon heads and the fireballs and stuff like that.
Speaker 1:Boston baked beans I don't know if he had them pickled eggs.
Speaker 2:And then sometimes people would get the pickles with the peppermint, I think in it. Yeah, I'm not a pickle eater, but I know that people either a noun later or peppermint in a pickle.
Speaker 1:That's a lot of P's. Yeah, you spit all over here. It hit me. Thanks for that. No more P words for you. Wipe your face, wipe your face. Let me wipe my face. It's all in my okay, yeah, okay, okay. So what? You have any other uh favorities and the things?
Speaker 2:that you like what makes. Okay, I would wear. I don't know, for some reason, summertime outfits were like those little shorts with the white stripe going up the side, or the rompers Right or the one piece little romper. You would just throw it on with a whole bunch of baby powder on your chest.
Speaker 1:Right.
Speaker 2:The girls would have jelly sandals.
Speaker 1:Yeah, man, I remember those yeah.
Speaker 2:With your pinky toes. Sometimes it would slide out.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I remember those yeah.
Speaker 2:But I saw recently, I saw on I don't know where I saw it.
Speaker 1:Some store is selling jellies again, like back then the same, oh wow.
Speaker 2:So I'm gonna try to find some and see if my pinky toe will slide and then you had all those whelps. You had all the like waffle whelps on your feet when you took the sandals off from the day but it was well worth it. Oh yeah, and then of course, all the girls had braids with beads that's like you have to have your hair in braids in the summertime because nobody's gonna do your hair. Like what's the point of doing your hair in the summertime?
Speaker 1:and then you're doing all them activities with them jelly shoes on. And then what was the name? Um, was it? Hopscotch wasn't in the little squares on the ground, you had to jump on one leg.
Speaker 2:Now, y'all doing all that with them jellies yeah, or you can take them off, because sometimes you know when you would race oh, you always take your shoes off yeah, okay, okay, yeah, yeah, you can race.
Speaker 1:You can play jacks oh, what you know about jacks I was good at jacks you can play.
Speaker 2:Uh, we can get some jacks this week.
Speaker 1:I love jacks and I bet you can't get, you can't, I can, you can't beat me jacks, I'm bringing all the smoke?
Speaker 2:I bet you I could. No, we did. Uh, let me see, we rode bikes, of course all summer you got to jump ramps.
Speaker 1:Well, that's like no yeah I'm not jumping on on a mattress or on the egg, on the milk crate, you get the milk craze and put like something on it and they will roll real fast and like jump up in the air.
Speaker 2:No, I wasn't into that. No, yeah, hopefully you had a good balance, so you may, I have fallen off my bike a couple of times and scant under my chin and just laid there in the middle of the street. Yes, I was very accident prone yeah, it still is. I mean go ahead sorry yeah, and my arm was broken. Somebody ran over my arm at the skating rink and broke my arm.
Speaker 1:I wasn't even skating.
Speaker 2:But you know, back to. I'm getting triggered.
Speaker 1:Bless your little heart. Don't talk about that, yeah.
Speaker 2:But we would stay out all night, well, really late, when we would go to my, my aunt's house in the summertime she lived in the country, so chickens are like roaming and everybody knew each other, so nobody would mess with the kids and all the kids would be out on the bikes, or hanging out at the park or just, you know, just hanging out having a good time right, but did y'all used to have the light up books? Oh yeah the glow lights. Yeah, yeah, did you catch them, or you were scared?
Speaker 1:oh, let me see, I didn't. Did y'all used to have the light up bugs? Oh, yeah, the glow lights and you can catch them. Yeah, did you used to catch them? Or you were scared.
Speaker 2:Let me see. I didn't catch them, but I thought they were cool. Yeah, the light bugs.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that was cool. There'd just be like hundreds of them out. I thought that was cool. What about those?
Speaker 2:love bugs. Do you remember the love bugs?
Speaker 1:The ones that were stuck. I hated those that was. They were ugh. You're not a buggy person. No yeah, we used to catch bees and blackjacks, and stuff like that and butterflies. Have you used to catch butterflies?
Speaker 2:No, but I did get a magnifying glass. Sorry, this was. I think I learned this in a science experiment Like you know how you can take a magnifying glass and, like burn an insect. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I did that before I didn't feel good about it or I pulled the wings off of a fly, oh okay, or you put salt on a slug. Yeah, I did that yeah, um this is summertime vibes, let's keep it. Yeah, keep it, summertime vibe.
Speaker 1:Sorry peter, yeah, yeah okay, and then you know, like, uh, the jump rope. Do you know how to double dutch?
Speaker 2:I can turn real good. Let me tell you this really let it come out now I tried double dutch a few times, but I got hit with that rope and I became a professional turner yeah, I, I know I became a professional turner because what's going to happen is me getting hit by a rope.
Speaker 1:You got to have coordination, you do, you got to have that coordination. Then you know, like man, some of them kids, man, they'd be out there turning around hitting the ground, flipping all that stuff.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and you know who does really good with that? Uh does really good with that. Uh, toy, you're right, little wayne's ex-wife ray janae's mama from new orleans she's still good. She, she has an adult as an adult, she'll get a group of ladies together and they will do double dutch because they're into like fun, fitness and and they do a really fun job. So shout out to double dutchers and and the turners exactly, exactly.
Speaker 1:and then when you was out there in them streets, we used to stay out like all night, we used to stay out till like 11, 12 o'clock at night, but you had to be in the neighborhood.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:So when you out and about and you see them, streetlights start to come on.
Speaker 2:You kind of come in closer.
Speaker 1:That means you need to wrap it on up. And we used to be miles and miles and miles and miles away from the house and the only thing, yeah, we'd house and only thing. Yeah, we just be, you know just over friends house, because they may stay on, like the other side of town, whatever, and we will walk everywhere. We was getting our steps in and then, um, you know we would have, when I grew up, I had a pager.
Speaker 1:What you know about that beepers, skyscrapers that's all I had was a beeper, so that means you had to get to the pay phone so you did, you keep a quarter on you though I kept change with me, or I would call collect, or whatever it is. Yeah, come on, you know about that.
Speaker 2:I know, I know, okay, yeah, I'm ready.
Speaker 1:You know like hang up real quick. That's okay. Well, you ain't got to pay, okay, all right. So we talk about the light up buzz, and then In our neighborhood it was like a big block party.
Speaker 2:Really.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because we had a lot of kids.
Speaker 2:A lot of kids Did they live in the neighborhood. Yes, they stayed on the street, they stayed on our block.
Speaker 1:Everybody was kind of tight-knit, nobody was beefed out or nothing like that. Matter of fact, all the kids went to the same school and everything. You knew their parents, you knew all the drama you know that will go on and have is, and I remember just one time. Now I know you're going to look at me funny now, but we had fun okay, what you do so there's one incident, uh, we used to have.
Speaker 1:I mean, I got a couple of them, so we had this thing that we would do even some girls too. So when the ice cream truck will come down the street right, like, uh, we would tell them the whole, whatever it is, and then we, somebody would act like they're getting some, and then somebody will hop on the back of the ice cream truck. Okay, they will hop on the ice cream truck, I mean on the ice cream truck. And then the thing was, is whoever could stay on the ice cream truck? And then the thing was, whoever could stay on the ice cream truck the longest was like the winner, so we used to call it shagging shagging so you would hang on the back.
Speaker 1:So one day shout out to my little ho boy. His name was Sorrento. He was holding on for like about half theo. He was holding on for like like about 10, like half the block. He was holding on holding on holding on, I mean like he had. He had the record okay but then the doggone ice cream truck started speaking up, and then he turned off his music and he fell off he fell off and broke his arm, oh yeah, but like listen, he had the all time record and all.
Speaker 1:However, so you know, we used to do like mischievous stuff like that and I used to hang on it, but not that long. So I remember in school Hold on.
Speaker 2:I wonder you know how sometimes, when you hurt yourself, your parents don't take you to the doctor. Oh yeah, all the time. All the all the time you'd be down to the ginger ale and listen, it'd be down to the white meat. You know what I'm saying. You should have. You shouldn't have been on that.
Speaker 1:Oh that, uh, ice cream truck lay down, man, they're gonna wrap it up with something. It may be an old t-shirt or something, but you know like you ain't running, we ain't going to the doctor and so this other one. So another thing with ice cream truck um, they used to have like the dry ice I I had, um, I think I had learned this in school or something, or maybe something I don't know where I learned it from, macgyver probably yeah, but then they was putting dry ice.
Speaker 1:And if you get a, you know, a plastic bottle, and get some dry ice that's dangerous exactly because you know you can't let it stick your hand.
Speaker 2:So I knew that they were selling dry ice to you.
Speaker 1:Yes, oh, shout out to that. Uh, ice cream truck're not in business anymore.
Speaker 2:Tell your story. He did the right thing. Y'all didn't make good choices.
Speaker 1:I would get the dry ice and chop it up. Dry ice can stick to your skin. It can be bad. I knew all the precautionary measures. I put it inside the plastic bottle like a two liter bottle, Then you put a little bit of water. Okay.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:And then I will put the cap on it and shake it up and that thing will expand so big. I mean it will expand to the point it just gets so much gas in there and it explodes.
Speaker 2:This was plastic or glass Plastic.
Speaker 1:Plastic. Now it's meant to be done with plastic and you know, you blow it up, it's like boom, it's like very, very, very, very loud.
Speaker 2:so you know me, shards of whatever you put it in, it's like going everywhere, no yeah, that's when you do the glass bottle.
Speaker 1:Okay, so I get. I woke up one morning, got me some dry ice, because that same ice cream dude will come down the street so you just woke up and said hey, I want to he's charging me like a dollar or two, you know, for like a little half a brick. I could do a whole bunch of that half a brick. So I put in a glass bottle, put it in there, shook it up, threw it through it in this field I thought you threw it through somebody's window through the field and it blew up.
Speaker 1:I was like, wait a minute. I didn't think about like all the little shreds and everything. I said, oh, we won't do that, no more. But it was darn sure fun, darn sure fun. And wait a minute, I got some more summer fun. Okay, this is one. This is one example. See, I'm excited about this. I can go back. I was kind of like, I was kind of bad a little bit. So one day I never forget, our mailman was coming by the neighborhood, okay, and in everybody's mailboxes they was getting out these free samples of like, like pads oh, okay, okay free samples of pads.
Speaker 1:So what we did was it was like about 15 of us. I came up with a brilliant idea let's take everybody's uh samples out the mailboxes, and we stuck on the door.
Speaker 2:What?
Speaker 1:we stuck on people's cars as they would buy.
Speaker 2:Oh they, uh, they house it everywhere but you know, it was so funny it was hilarious even to this day listen.
Speaker 1:That was like like 40 some ago. It is still hilarious to me.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so nobody saw y'all doing this and came out with a switch and whooped some butt.
Speaker 1:I mean, listen, it was like tons of us. Okay, it was like a lot of us, and you know, we kids, we just it's like when it's like a big group of people. Like that man, you can execute these little acts real quick, okay, I'm sure, real quick. We used to throw rocks at cars. Like that man, you can execute these these little acts real quick, okay, sure, real quick.
Speaker 1:We should throw uh rocks at cars and stuff. You know, like cars we go about, we throw the rocks. Man, we used to have a good time. I mean for to some that's listening it may not sound a good time, but we show had a time have you ever egged have?
Speaker 2:you ever egged a car, a car or a house no have you ever heard what an egg sounds like when it releases from your hand and hits the target?
Speaker 2:it sounds like you have participated in multiple times no we didn't do that we had a phase where we would egg and I remember I think I would laugh so hard I couldn't even throw it and hit what I was trying to throw it and hit because I would laugh at the splat, yes, and then one time we were egging and then, I think, we made a pit stop at the gas station and we were in a friend of ours. They had this van that didn't have any seats, so we were all just sitting on the floor.
Speaker 1:It's a kidnap van yeah seats.
Speaker 2:so we were all just sitting on the floor. Yeah, sitting in the the seat or the floor of the van, and then somebody pulled up next to us and unloaded on us.
Speaker 1:I'm talking about yes, they got us. Oh, and we?
Speaker 2:were screaming and I'm talking about egg and you know egg is stink, like when you get hit with an egg and it's in your hair and it's just in your clothes and then it starts to crust over.
Speaker 1:It is disgusting and, yeah, they got us back wow, now I didn't do the eggs now okay, because you know.
Speaker 2:But that's when eggs were like 69 79 cents now eggs are eight dollars. We we're not throwing.
Speaker 1:No, I wasn't throwing no food back then how it is now. We did used to have these stink bombs. Y'all used to have them no so a stink bomb is like used to be like this little, uh, this thing that you can kind of activate. It was like, uh, it's almost like a little spray like the spray you bought on amazon yeah, yeah. I bought something that is adult and listen, it was so strong I threw it away. But you spray that and you'll be like, oh, kind of like the time in the elevator yeah, yeah, so you know like shout out about that.
Speaker 1:No, shout out to you know I mean things happen, you know. You know like you. You want to bring up elevator stuff and all but things happen.
Speaker 2:You know like what I'm if you, you know it's natural to pass up if you have uh purposely farted in an elevator and uh this ain't.
Speaker 1:I'm gonna just tell the story because it's summertime.
Speaker 2:Okay, so we were in the elevator right.
Speaker 1:No, you didn't.
Speaker 2:And so Los had some bad gas. I don't know where this gas. I don't know if it was nervous gas, atomic gas. I don't know where this gas came from.
Speaker 2:But, he got on to the elevator and just let one go, like he ate some egg salad, right. So the elevator is going up and then it stops and this lady gets on the elevator. We both look at each other. So she's standing in front of the buttons and she starts to fidget. She pushes her button to go to her floor. She starts to fidget, right, and so I'm looking down at the floor because I can't, and I'm looking up, and then she takes her hand and puts it over her nose, right, and so we're looking at each other like giggling, and then she takes her whole shirt and pulls it up to cover her face and I'm just like, oh my it, the elevator was so stank and we could not get off.
Speaker 2:There was no ventilation, it was just what was that? Hot, stank butt what was that?
Speaker 1:and?
Speaker 2:then we got to like the eighth floor and we got off the elevator and then we just started laughing. No, no, we went down to um and she followed it. She was behind us, she was going in the same direction that we were going, but it was horrible.
Speaker 1:I should have did it again while we was in the stove it was horrible.
Speaker 2:So if you have gas and it is natural it is normal.
Speaker 1:Let it go Like Teddy P, just let it go.
Speaker 2:Don't do it on the elevator. Let it go when you're just the only person, because nobody will ever believe that it was the previous person. It was just. Who cares?
Speaker 1:It was disgusting, like my stomach was not feeling well.
Speaker 2:Okay, you should have went to took the elevator to the bathroom.
Speaker 1:Then, listen, we was on the second floor, the safe is. We had to go to the 10th floor and I was. I was I was saying like you know what, hopefully it goes. And then she got in.
Speaker 2:So come on in, you know then, but when she took her shirt and covered her, she pulled her shirt up to her nose. Yeah she'd be all right oh, shout out to that lady who has lost some like nose hairs smell that fart because I know that was bad, that was bad I mean, but it is what it be.
Speaker 1:So now it's out there, so you can't hold it over my head. Okay, it is okay, I blew up the elevator.
Speaker 2:Okay bombs over bagdad bombs over bagdad.
Speaker 1:You know what? Like listen, she should have smelled it, she could have, she could have, she could have got off. It didn't listen. She had to ride that elevator for like three or four floors.
Speaker 2:I know it was at her clothes oh well sorry, sorry like happy Juneteenth oh
Speaker 1:so I mean, but it is what it is I mean. But uh, now back to what we talk about summertime vibes. I mean, it's always, it always give you like that. Uh, you know like the ice cream and the watermelons and the barbecues, and you know, you know, just like, you know like when it's hot but it's not like scorching hot and it's just got a nice little breeze, you know like those are like the best summertime vibes for me. You know, going to a lake or something of that nature, I love it.
Speaker 2:I love the beach a lot. Yeah, we went to the beach all the time, not just the summer, but I had a really bad experience a time or 10 at the beach. Have you ever heard of sea lice?
Speaker 1:Yes, but I'm sure you got a story. Why don't you go a little bit more in depth?
Speaker 2:Well, okay, so I don't know how this happens, but sometimes there is an increase of seaweed in the in the ocean Right and it floats around and you know you're in the in the ocean and usually a lot of times comes after like it rains, and it rains mostly every day in. Florida. So there's seaweed present. It's not like some of those beaches where they're private beaches and they kind of skim.
Speaker 1:Private what.
Speaker 2:Beaches oh, it's not like it's a private this, those beaches where they're private beaches and they kind of skim private? What beaches not? Oh, it's not like it's a private, this is a public beach. So you get what you get. Sometimes you may see barracudas, sometimes you may see floating fish cut in half.
Speaker 2:Sometimes you may see octopus. So you know you get what you get. So this particular time we were at the beach and this particular beach that we were at has it's known for like it's waves. It's like really rough wave activity. So we were there and there was a lot of seaweed and so you don't really know that you're getting sea lice. When you're getting it You're just in it.
Speaker 2:You're just having a good time splashing, you know, throwing seaweed at each other, you know. But then when you get out the water, and then you eat, and then you're on your way home and you start scratching right, and then it's like you can't stop. Why are you itching? And then, so you kind of like have this, like hives come all over you and it's like that happened to you multiple I've had sea lice multiple times.
Speaker 2:Yes, and it's so bad. It's like having like chicken pox or getting bit by like mosquitoes, a lot of mosquitoes, because it's all over your body listen, it's supposed to be summertime vibe.
Speaker 1:That ain't no vibe this is what?
Speaker 2:well, it's not a vibe, but this is summertime I'm itching over here, you get what you get. So you have to like take a shower and then soak yourself in that calamine lotion so you look pink and ashy until it it goes away. But I remember that because I used to get sea lice pretty much every summer. Oh lord jesus, I'm just saying summer fires.
Speaker 1:Now I'm over here itching, yeah, yeah, well, I know not to go. Y'all had that tainted water.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it was a lot of. I guess it was the seaweed. You know wherever it comes from. Maybe that's where they get that sea moss from jail? I wonder, now yeah, yeah. I don't know, but yeah, I got sea lice, sunburn, uh, all of it did you play any sports?
Speaker 1:I ran track you ran for a few months, not very long. That's why I say you yeah and um well, what happened? You just didn't like it. You didn't like being an element.
Speaker 2:I didn't like again, I'm accident prone. So instead of me taking the track to run around to go to the opposite side to get something, I ran across the track where there was a field in the middle and I ran into some mud and water and it splashed all over me and I was like no, it's not for me yeah, you did.
Speaker 1:You go to them. Buildings in back of the school, the portables I was in-house suspension before in the portables no, I'm not talking about, but not for, like disabilities or learning, if you say you were running see it?
Speaker 2:no, because the grass was high, I couldn't see that. It was like water. Listen, don't make fun of me listen, shout out to anybody.
Speaker 1:Got that video pro anybody? What year was that?
Speaker 2:can't talk about it what year is that?
Speaker 1:because I want if they got video out there and you running like that.
Speaker 2:However it is, I would pay top dollar for it you remember how, on dave chapelle, when they're doing that uh, I guess it's a miss abishi uh commercial and the ladies on the side, day and night, I think I love you. She's on the on the side dancing and then he drives by real fast and splashed her with the water, that was me wow in the mud yeah I didn't like that, and so, no, I'm not so you just kind of gave it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm not gonna be sweating and dirty and splashed out and you know no, but I do love tracking women's track and field. I love it, love it, love it. Shout out to Sha'Carri Richardson that's the girl, her and who are the other ones? We just watched them in the Olympics.
Speaker 1:Listen, that's your thing. I can't think of her name.
Speaker 2:I see the one with the braids and the belly things on and the whole crew, my girl sharika from jamaica, big up to her. Like I love women's track and field that's like the best time.
Speaker 1:You should kept doing it.
Speaker 2:You know I just I power walk really well yeah, you do power like mall walk in and power walk yeah so nothing else you didn't. That's it okay.
Speaker 1:Everything else was the arts okay, well, I mean, I did like basketball um I like playing like football, like not nothing organized, you know, like street stuff and um basketball. I mean like playing basketball and stuff like that. So I mean that's like the summertime vibe, because you're gonna be hooping all day.
Speaker 2:We used to poop from sun up to sundown well, I bet y'all were musty we was musty and what you know about drinking water out the water oh yeah, because what your mama say you not about to run in, in and out of her house, running up her?
Speaker 1:air, yeah, yeah. Then they got attitudes. Because you're drinking out the water holes, I guess because you're using the water well, turn it off the right way I mean what you want. She wants to die in the back.
Speaker 2:I mean well.
Speaker 1:I'm like, listen, y'all got to get something to drink like real quick, you know because? Because they can hear when you turn it off yeah the squeaky.
Speaker 2:Why does everybody have a squeaky water hose, spigot, that's funny, I don't know. I've never heard a quiet water hose spigot.
Speaker 1:I don't know. We look it up and make that our next topic.
Speaker 2:If you are a plumber, let us know why the spigots are always so squeaky.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we want to know it's something we can do.
Speaker 2:Oh this isn't the summertime, but this reminds me and this is another topic Speaking of water hoses.
Speaker 1:I had a neighbor.
Speaker 2:I had a neighbor that I didn't speak to. You just know who your neighbors are. I came home one day. Do you know? This sucker was using my water hose to wash his car and my water.
Speaker 1:But you let him Wait a minute.
Speaker 2:I didn't let him, I didn't even know him, he just took it upon himself to take it and turn it on Okay. Not just take my water hose off the spigot and use his own water. This joker had my water hose extended across the driveway to his driveway.
Speaker 1:And he was washing his car. He had a detail shop.
Speaker 2:On me. So you know what I did when I came and I looked at him and he was oh, I'm sorry, and I just took my water hose, took it off the spigot and slung it in my backyard wow yeah, I was mad really you really showed him right, but that was rude yeah, I agree you don't do that. You ask or you know. Even if you want to use somebody's water hose, take it off someone so that you're not using their water to wash your car.
Speaker 1:And I'm willing to bet you that wasn't the first time.
Speaker 2:I'm sure it wasn't.
Speaker 1:He just got caught that time, he just got caught. He probably washed his car every Wednesday.
Speaker 2:Yeah, because he knew. Yeah that was trifling. So the car every Wednesday? Yeah, because he knew, yeah, that was trifling. So if you, that person, if you use your neighbor's water hose and it's not, maybe that's why it's squeaky so the water hose can tell it's being used.
Speaker 1:So if you're that person, if you're that trifling and you use other people's that's summertime, shady shout out to you for free details stealing, stealing self yeah, don't do that water. Stealing that water, don't do that I'm still mad about that yeah, it sounds like you.
Speaker 2:You know you're a little I wish I knew his name, because I didn't even talk to that neighbor oh wow.
Speaker 1:But guess what?
Speaker 2:he had a clean whip yeah, he sure did on my expense on your expense.
Speaker 1:Didn't even ask you, could you watch? It yeah wow, all right.
Speaker 2:Well, this is summer I wish I had an egg for that car wow, that's a summer vibe for you there.
Speaker 1:So, um, please, maybe we should disconnect the hose, because I would hate for it the hose disconnect the water hose yeah from the house so we won't have that happen again. I feel some type of way, yeah I don't like that somebody might be out to get our hose yeah, keep your hose safe you gotta keep the hose.
Speaker 2:The water hose is safe hose matter oh I think, before we end, I would like some new, something new for the summer, right Like, we have a lot of trends and social media is crazy. But you know what I'm liking? I'm feeling all these trail rides and all this dancing, I'm loving it. And the fan popping. I mean that's obsessive, but it's cool.
Speaker 1:I'm sick of boots on the ground. We've been had boots on the ground.
Speaker 2:If you're in the military, shout out to my military folks. Okay, cool. But I'm talking about like organized line dancing, popping fans, twirling, dipping. You know I saw a line dance to uh trick daddy and trina pull over. Never in my life. I love that. I'm liking it we can make up one. We don't even know the Tamiya dance right yet no you don't know the Tamiya?
Speaker 1:Don't try to put my business out there. I know how to do it.
Speaker 2:I know how to Kane Wayne with it. You can electric slide I can do all that.
Speaker 1:Cupid shuffle I can do all that can do all that shuffle, I can do all that flex, all that. I can do all that. Wait, oh, I'll do all that. I just don't be showing you. It's gonna come a time in the season, I you know, I'll break it out for some change that change gotta be right yeah, the holes gotta the holes gotta be connected for sure. It's gotta be right and know, and then you know holidays coming up, so it's about that time to do something. That time, yeah, what?
Speaker 2:about um you. Are there any um summertime trends that you like? Um or that you want to bring back I like riding with the top down.
Speaker 1:I like riding with the windows down. Okay, you know, and I like my music loud, I just like going real slow, like not in a hurry doing anything. You know I like a clean whip, you know what I'm saying. Like that's the summertime vibe, like for me. You know, like I ain't really got to be going nowhere you know, particularly. But you know, just go around, you know and just kind of Just vibing it up.
Speaker 1:Just vibing it up. No, you know, hey, I even let people go by Like I'll be driving, you know, like they be at the when they cross the street I'll say, yeah, no, y'all go ahead, Go ahead.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Because I ain't in no hurry, so I like that. Two miles an hour, so everybody sees that's my thing and I'll get some old songs Like what Baby, we Can Do it. Take your Time, do it Right, he's stroking. You can't play the old OG song. You know, you got Anita Baker. You know what I'm saying. Or some Luther Vandross.
Speaker 2:That's cleaning up music now.
Speaker 1:No, no, no, no, but it's the, it's the. You gotta put the right song, like if I put on a bad boy, I think it's called bad boys luther vandross, you know like them, songs put on the gap band or something like that, but I want to go.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you know, I had them episodes, or pyt.
Speaker 1:you know like I had them Episodes. Or PYT. You know like I had, like them, old joints. I like to play when it get warm, okay, and then you know, I listen to modern-day music too, but you know like I'm a 70s Feels good.
Speaker 2:You like to feel good yeah?
Speaker 1:70s, 80s baby. So you know. I got to take it back. So now them songs mean a lot to you as you grow up. Yeah, you know some of them. You know like class carter. Yeah, I'm stroking and you know I don't care, you know what you do to them, just be good to me I'm like good to me, so wait a minute.
Speaker 2:She's a seat this is a side piece that's a side piece. I don't care, she don't care, just be good to me about them other girls just be good to me and you know pretty much like exactly the music that you playing.
Speaker 1:Not all the time, you know, but the music you playing can, kind of like, tell your age too yeah because you're like some of these is younger cats. They'd be like what in the world is this? They'd be like oh, that's uh like quavo, something like no, no, this this is the original song. You know so, so shout out to you know good music 80s, 90s, vibes.
Speaker 2:Good music, yeah, that's true good music.
Speaker 1:Good music and all, but I don't know, there's so much, you know, we may have to kind of uh circle the block on this title here.
Speaker 2:Like Summertime, Vibes, so you all can also email us at all in your biz b-i-z-z-25 at gmailcom. And tell us what are your Summertime Vibes. If you are a candy lady in your neighborhood Still From the 80s, shout out to you and tell us what kind of uh candy you have?
Speaker 1:and do you sell pickled eggs? Yeah, you sell dvds.
Speaker 2:Whatever you do, right now I still have some dvds and I pull out my old I love to collect dvds. Well, I did but you know, we can just punch it up, but it's still nothing like you know, it's like it's kind of like the equivalent of listening to a vinyl record you're telling your age right now. I'm sorry, but I like my dvds and I'm not getting rid of the cosby show series and er right, yeah, yeah, that's a summertime vibe summertime vibes watch those old movies too right and shout out to everybody.
Speaker 1:We want to say that to you. Know that has been subscribing and all like we can't say that. Enough share, tell a friend tell a friend and don't forget. You know like life is mad short so yes you know, tell a friend, call somebody you haven't talked to in a while. You know, men, something you know, however, it is or whatever People know you love them.
Speaker 2:You're thinking about them. Yeah, that's important.
Speaker 1:Not, you know not, you want something or you need something.
Speaker 2:Don't call begging. Don't call begging. That's a summertime, no-no.
Speaker 1:That's a summertime, no-no, but it's like hey, I appreciate you Like. I love you like I love you, just calling to check on you. You know, believe it or not, that can go a long way it does go a long way but until then, we will still continue to be all in your business Allah peace.