CALLING POLICE ENDS RELATIONSHIPS: TALES FROM THE JAILS LIVE!!!!!

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SPEAKER_01 4:40

First of all, thank everybody who's been tuning in. What's up? What's up, everybody? You know what it is, it's tell us from the jails. We're here live in Parum Power Rooms USA. TNS Media Group is the team and the family. I got my counterpart here with me, Mr. Braheem Jackson. What's up, man? Why are you pointing at me for?

SPEAKER_00 4:57

We gotta do the advertising.

SPEAKER_01 4:58

I got I got you. I'm on that like bite on rice. Three times. Yeah, but so uh we had a lot of power rooms USA. TNS Media Group was the team and the family, as you already know. He's already starting off getting on my uh on my nerves. So um You gonna put the chat up too?

SPEAKER_00 5:17

Nah. Yeah. What's up, y'all? What's going on, man? What's going on? What's up with you, Mr. Jackson? How you feeling? Man, I'm good, man. Today, man, going into hump day, man. Uh, I feel actually I feel pretty good today, man. You know, some days is better than others, man. Um, I and I'm glad you gave me the floor because I want to open up a uh, I'm gonna open up with the topic today, man. And the topic is for the civilians, for the people that never been to jail, or for the people that did sh minor stints in jail, man, the the patience that they have to have, and and I can ask you this question too, Tafique, because you you you you got numerous brothers that come home from jail doing a lot of time. Me, your other brother, other brothers that you got, and you one that didn't spend a lot of time in jail. You spent a short stint in there. And the topic today is of how to deal with a person that's coming home from being incarcerated either all his life, meaning going in and out, in and out, in and out, or for a long period of time. You know, because like me and my man was talking today, right? And one thing that we know about they always got a saying called it. Have you ever heard of a saying called the jailhouse glove? You know a nigga when he comes home.

SPEAKER_01 6:28

Come home, he shine his shit.

SPEAKER_00 6:29

Yeah, he got that jailhouse glove. Why? Because he's rusted, because he's uh uh he's well fed, he probably don't let him be an exercise boy. And what does that ultimately attract when you have these traits with you?

SPEAKER_01 6:40

Uh it it attracts uh, you know, a lot. Attracts, you know, mainly women.

SPEAKER_00 6:46

Exactly. There you go. Now you cooking with grease today. Okay, now with that being said, right? A woman don't know this man's mentality, his actions, his character. All they're judging him off is would you hear something in the background like that?

SPEAKER_01 7:00

Yeah, hey, uh, are you on the phone, uh, um Makai? We can we can hear that thing.

SPEAKER_00 7:06

Yeah. So yeah, um So what I'm saying, that now now a woman, all she knows when she sees that man, or women, plural, when they see that man come from the penitentiary or the county or whatever, after doing a lone stench, they see his skin glowing, they see that he's in shape, they see that he's easy on the eyes. Uh masculine, a man. When they when they letting these dudes out of the penitentiary, these dudes be fully equipped with everything that I was just explaining to you as far as in look-wise. And that's enticing for females. Yeah. I mean, they out here dealing with the, you know, I'm not grinding up the dudes that have been up, but the but the everyday hassle and bustle of life take a toll on a person. It'll drain you. You're not getting the proper sleep because you're up constantly working to pay this bill or make ends meet over here. Life itself, life itself will drain you. Yeah. Drain you. You ain't got to be doing drugs. So now imagine life. And if you smoke a cigarettes, drinking, and smoking weed, that's even more of a toll on the body. But I'm gonna say something. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. So I'm getting to my part. So now when you have these dudes is coming home from these long stints in prison, right? Mm-hmm. You don't know their mentality. Exactly. You don't know these dudes' mentality, but you caught up off the oh my God, such and such, she just came home with black, that nigga looking good. I don't know about the thing Iron Byron said about you. Well, but they probably didn't know. They probably I'm quite sure they did, but listen. Okay, go ahead. But my thing is, when you sit there and you and for a woman anyway, and you analyze the man and you're affatuated with the his physique, the way he looked, the way his skin shine, you don't know the trials and trauma that this man is dealing with. Like that takes, like, remember I told you about doing two times. If you get 20-year sentence, you do 20 years in prison, come home. You got another sentence when you come home. Meaning the learning of catching up in life. If you go to jail at 20 years old to come home 40, you came home a 40-year-old, 20-year-old man, if that makes sense. You're 40 is an age, but your mental is still 20 because jail don't give you room to grow. You know what I'm saying? With society. Exactly. Like that's why you don't know the phones is out here. You gotta look like when I came home, what would I tell you to this day right now about email? I'm asking why the hell they just don't text me. Why we doing email? What's the significance of an email? But that is something heavy for the person that's coming home into society. And if a person just judged them off their looks and the physique and how they smell and they look good, yes, we a lot of us eight eight eight to nine out of ten men coming home looking extraordinary that did long prison. Dudes that be 70 years old looking like they 50.

SPEAKER_01 9:39

But I'm gonna say something to that. So it's women out here, right? Who got who got the fake backsides, got their brush done, and you're looking at this woman like that, she looks good. But you get to our mental aspect, you know, she looks she just like a person who just came home from prison. No, she's nothing about it. No, no, no, you can never add it. So you can just add some bullshit to the city.

SPEAKER_00 9:58

Bro, you beat track it's the way that she's yeah, that's the truth. But her mental is mine is crazy. No, I'm not letting you get that off. You just threw some bullshit into the equation. That's the truth. No, bro. Listen, listen, your opinion is trash. Listen, the man that's coming home from doing 10, 15, 20, 25 years, this woman, I don't care if she got a fake butt, fake boobs, her mental is nowhere intact like this motherfucker's is. We talking about the mental no, bro. A dude that's isolated to lose a combined corner. So you're saying the woman's mental is just like this. Sometimes. No, bro.

SPEAKER_01 10:31

She ain't been through nothing. Tom out, listen, Tomo, listen. She may have been through the butt. It may not have been in the prison.

SPEAKER_00 10:37

Yeah, but it's nothing compared to what this is. No, bro. You talking about the physique of a minute to come here and shit. Yeah, yeah, as far as it's on that, but I'm talking about the mental aspect. The mental aspect of what he is not off like that. You I never met a woman that's off like these burnt out ass niggas coming from the penitentiary. I have nigga, a nigga got to have sex with his woman for full one, two, three hours, then go to the bathroom just to bust off a nigga. That's not everything. No, that's the majority of them. Seven out of ten coming from the penitentiary. Okay. Yes, it is.

SPEAKER_01 11:12

Some of the women that may have sex with their men had to keep it read through a thousand times.

SPEAKER_00 11:17

You barking up the wrong tree, bro. You you absolutely wrong. You're not even right a little bit. A woman meant to she've been out here. A person that's coming from captivity into civilization is out his goddamn mind. You ever had a dog locked up for two, three weeks in a cage, and as soon as you open that cage, that dog then hit every corner of a goddamn football field. I'm talking about in three minutes and non-stop and it won't and it won't stop until you grab it.

SPEAKER_01 11:42

Listen, because I done seen the baddest women even had conversation with the baddest women. Yes, they might be dumb. They might be dumb. They might be dumb.

SPEAKER_00 11:48

They might be earheads. But I'm talking about the mentor of a man coming home from prison, the way he looks at things, the way he operates. He operating from like another planet. Dudes like us get called aliens. You got dudes that come home, man, that are showered, that they get up, the go shower and washing his t-shirts and his drawers and his socks and shit out in the shower. You don't have no women doing that. You gotta get used to that. Just imagine you meet a woman, she comes home doing 10, 15 years, you got wash and dry in your crib. She in the you go in the bathroom, his panties hanging up, her tank top. You like, damn, but she got to break out of this norm. You don't have no women out here doing that. And that's just one aspect. You got me, we go to functions. I don't even like going to functions with you. Why? Because of the PTSD of too many people. I don't even want to be around the people I know. Like when we at functions, I'm staying, I'm not even mingling, not because I'm scared, because I'm super on point, super what they call it, overstimulated. Over stimulated. These women ain't like that, bro. What you talking about? This is two different apps. A mentor is not jacked up like his. You don't know that. I know that. I'm telling you that. All you gotta do is ask me. I'm telling you, you don't know every woman, bro. Bro, if she's never been in no captivity captivity, she's getting her hair been worn down. Yes, she got something, but she got something else going on. She's working out in the gym. She got something else behind tough. She got something. I hate when you get here. Hold on.

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SPEAKER_00 15:00

But that's not the only thing. I gotta cut you off. That's I'm just telling you, attract.

SPEAKER_01 15:04

That's what I'm saying. So now the man is attracted to a woman who may have the fake breasts, fake because it's it's everybody got fake backsides out here now. It's just like you see everything, grandmas, but but you know, everybody, moms, grandmoms, don't matter how you grow this piece of tree. Hear me out, hear me on. I'm not done with you talk. So now you meet a woman, she's she's in shape, look good, she's the gym, all this other stuff, but her mentality is terrible. Like, she may not, she may be quick on all the all of the. See, but the this type of thing wasn't for that, though.

SPEAKER_00 15:33

It wasn't for that. We're not identifying the woman right now. We're talking about a man coming home from doing long stints in the penal system and coming to society. He is not regular, he is nowhere near regular. And this is where I want to put the awareness out. For it's a lot of people that deal with dudes in jail. A lot of people. Like you just had to sit up here and tell the brother the other day, like, man, listen, man, the brother that called in, and he's looking at his homie like a bill. No, this is a part of the mental effect. He's not a bill, this is your friend, but it could become like, but sometimes you gotta tell, oh, you gotta slow down, you gotta spread your blow. How many times you told me I gotta spray my blows? You just got me a deuce last week. Now I'm back at you for a bean 54 days later. These are the things that you have to prepare for. So now that's on the inside. Imagine when this person comes home.

SPEAKER_01 16:19

I don't do that about my spread my blows. That was a little bit.

SPEAKER_00 16:22

Oh my god. But go ahead. You know what I'm saying? But when a per when these men come home, what I'm saying is the awareness for the citizen, the civilians that's out there in society that got family members, friends, brothers, husbands that's coming home from doing long stencil jail. I want to put the awareness that these people are not intact. Just because they look good, they smell good, they shine and look like better than they are not intact mentally because of what we went through. This is all I'm saying. This is what I'm trying to highlight. This is what I'm trying to magnify the mind concept of the criminal or the convict that's being released into society, especially if he did 10 years or better. So many things. You're gonna have to have patience of a mule. Of a mule. This is all I'm saying. Yeah, to pay the mule, you know, a mule or sit there all day long and just look at you and eat hay. A mule ain't tripping about nothing.

SPEAKER_01 17:16

Yeah, you said something earlier. I just can't really grasp it. Uh, you were talking about like my mental or something like that. What were you saying earlier?

SPEAKER_00 17:22

Oh, I was saying that uh as you're as your time of getting older and going through the hoopla struggles of life and going where you at in life and taking care of dudes in jail and everything that you've been through up until the point of now, like when we have conversations, I feel as though that you lost some logic of reality. Like you, you, you're going like and you you act like that something like or whatever I might say it can't happen.

SPEAKER_01 17:45

Give me an example.

SPEAKER_00 17:46

Like when I say it in the car earlier, what I say, just something, just something. It's just something. You you you just look at things, you look at things, you look at the cup as half full. That motherfucker fooled in my eyesight. So who was wrong? You you talk about who was wrong. You you better get with the program for you to left out this jury.

SPEAKER_01 18:02

You said give me an example though. What? You give me an example, what you talking about, like but but it's just certain things like if you well, I well, why I I I I take an approach that everything is like I'll just look at things a little differently, right?

SPEAKER_00 18:13

Yes, yes. Look like what would you say about the jewelers the other day? You need 12 jewelers up there, like you, for him to go home. What'd you say? I was saying that but you see some wild shit. I was saying the chance that's the only way he's coming home.

SPEAKER_01 18:26

I was saying the chance some rural you said that you said you said he would need you, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 18:31

But I was you gave a crazy subnoxious or the crazy object.

SPEAKER_01 18:36

I was saying that they gotta prove that it's him in the video.

SPEAKER_00 18:39

Yeah, and you saying oh, I said I asked you, you I said didn't look like you. I said, Well, they need 12 of you up there. Okay, that's the only way he's coming home. If they get you and 11 other people with the same ideology as you got. Oh I'm telling you the truth. I've been in there only 30 years, so I know what the fuck is going on. His dad has to slid down a razor blade into an alcohol river. But yeah, but back to the mentality of not only the brothers, but the sisters too, man. It's the sisters in there. Like, we sometimes I overlook the women that's in prison, man. It's women. I was talking to a homegirl of mine the other day, and uh, we got a couple more women guests that's coming on to tell you about their experiences being incarcerated and stuff like that. But the women go through the most, man, or over us. Like they don't get sentenced like us, but you got some women in there with life 20, 30, 40 years. But now we'll make the hardship for them because if they ain't got no good mom or grandmom, they be really left to the dogs. You know, men, he can. I ain't got to have no girl. You in there with me, you got a girl, I can go ahead and crack on her sister, her sister becoming like it's not easy like that for women. You know what I mean? For men to be busting down the door, waiting, the jail open up at seven o'clock, the parking lot full at 6:30. No, they're not carrying like that for women. So women too. When when these individuals, when these convicts come home, the the civilian need to know what they gotta be equipped with to help this person through a journey, if you want to help this person through that journey. And the first thing, the further the very first thing that you have to practice in helping a convicted felon that's being released into society after doing a massive amount of time is patience. It's patience, man. That's the first sign you had to show. I ain't telling you give him your money, give him or her all your money. No, no, no. Patience. Patience. That person or that woman will get it wrong a thousand times before they get it right once. You deal with it every day with me. I don't want to sit up here and talk like that sometime. I'll be like, man, and you gotta bring me back, man. Things don't happen overnight. I'm I'm still in my bed. I'm a 46-year-old, 19-year-old man. And I'm still forcing myself to grow and learn and evolve, evolve with civilization. That's just it.

SPEAKER_01 20:49

Now, um, what you know, with this is like, you know, what you're saying. Like, I understand that that men come home, but sometimes men come home sharper than actually some of these dudes on the streets. Yeah, like keeping it real.

SPEAKER_00 21:02

Like, I'm not saying that they're not sharp, but I'm not saying that the yes, the lot because of how the mental they got, but they fucked up, bro. It's certain things they're not gonna do right, they're not gonna go into a function and function right, bro. That's sad. Okay, but that's scary. You'll have everybody in there, like, damn, why he over there? You'll be scaring the guests.

SPEAKER_01 21:19

I think another thing. I told you how it was. They still like the guys, just I hope I can get off topic, but sometimes the guys who have addictions in jail, they come home and those addictions increase. Like, like, like, you know, as far as the K2, right? You know, we worked on that with you, like the as far as the K2.

SPEAKER_00 21:36

No, you ain't working on no K2 with me. I ain't never smoked no K2. You're talking about something you we worked on that with you. Boy, is you crazy.

SPEAKER_01 21:43

We seriously. We're talking about K2. People be on K2 come home. They may come home, they but maybe in the halfway house or uh in jail. So they're able to control it a little more than they when they get out here.

SPEAKER_00 21:54

But that that's a whole nother topic. What I'm getting at feet, what I'm trying to get you to see, to keep your mind pegged. On this is men that come home from doing long stint of time have mental disabilities, bro. They're they're they're structured, they're structured in another way. They live with life different. You got niggas, man. Bro, I had to just break out, man. I get in the shower with my socks and shit on, be water. I got a wash and dryer in here. That's fucking mental, bro.

SPEAKER_01 22:19

Yeah, I agree.

SPEAKER_00 22:20

I'm in there, I'm taking my drawers off and I'm hanging them on a goddamn stall. That's crazy, bro. You doing that now? No, not now. I got out of that a little bit. I got out of, but still sometimes I like to, I might see my drawers a little bit. I'm like, damn, these joints a little dingy a little bit. I might hit them real fast and then throw them in a washer where they can get all the way back to the color they supposed to be. So I'm like. Why don't you just use like no bleach or something? But sometimes I'm thinking, like, listen, I will I mop the floor on my hands and knees with a rag. Yeah. I get on my hands, like when we was mopping up, you had that kika the other day, humd for your son. We went in there to clean up the next day. You bought the these new makeshift ass mops, the shit that you put in there, and then you keep stepping on the draw and then make it spin to the water. What the hell is that? What the hell is that? Blows my mind. Give me a nice half a towel and a nice half a bucket of hot water and bleach, and I'm on hand, hands on his knees. Hands on his goddamn knees getting it right. So then you go, not on duty. Not on duty. For real, man. Your hands on your knees. Yeah, man. Oh, we want hands on the floor. Hands on the floor and knees. I might be bending down one on my knee and I'm getting it. Any way you want to look at it, but that's not that's not saying though, bro. You walk in the crib and catch me on my hands and knees, you like, damn, what the fuck is black on? Mm-hmm. You know what I'm saying? You come in the crib, I'm saving little portions of food, and I'm putting it in plastic and boiling it up and putting it in the refrigerator. That's not, that's not why, that's crazy, bro. Yeah, that's it's it's I'm turning on an AC in the house when I could just turn it off. But while I got the AC on, I'm walking around with a whole sweatsuit on in the crib. This is mental damage, bro. Mental damage. This is what I'm trying to point out. The awareness of anybody that's out there, man, women, men, child, if you're dealing with, you got family members that's coming home from doing long stints in prison, prepare for the mental. Fuck all that. You getting them clothes, that's gonna come easy. The mental is what lasts is a lifetime. You got dudes been there 20 years, they are reformed to prison life, bro. They be sitting there up early in the morning at the crib, six o'clock on his bed, just like this, home. You might walk in, but you don't wait for you to call breakfast. You go why you ain't been with them there, made you something. Or yeah, but you so mental and fucked up that you home and you sitting on your bed waiting. Somebody say, yo, man, child.

SPEAKER_01 24:43

You think this is think this is um just for uh federal inmates or state inmates?

SPEAKER_00 24:47

For both. Any any inmate, a federal, state, whatever you want to try to name it. If you've been captive, man, that's not that's not natural, bro. For us to be captive. That's a punishment, bro. But it'd be captive, bro, inside of 12 by 12, bro, for years on in. Then you got dudes that go to the whole spin. I was in a hole for three years, smooth program. Three years. You want to get one hour out a day. Three years, can you imagine the mental stress I done went through, bro? Three years, but people say he's smart. Yeah, I'm forced myself to read all these books. I ain't got nothing to do but sit in the cell all day long. I might as well read a million books. Three years, one hour a day, Monday through Friday, Saturday, Sunday, no hours. 24 and none. That right there alone at three and send a man home, he is out his motherfucking mind, bro. Like for real, that's something that, and then people, that's a mental awareness right there, man. That's heavy, bro. Yeah, that's heavy. If you if you really, that's why I'm trying to explain it in such the bradiest and grimiest where you can sink in and it can affect you, and it can touch your heart and the mass is touch your heart. Dealing with people that come home from doing long extents of time, if you ain't got no patience and you ain't really ready to buckle down or help this person out, don't even waste his time. Keep it moving, man. Because all you're gonna do is create a different situation, man. This is a real live topic that a lot of, like I said, a lot of women be caught up with the oh my god, they just let you see how good, yeah, they be we be looking good when we come home. But our mentors be, I'm talking about you wake up in the middle of the night, motherfucker got a knife and shit in his hand looking out the window. Does you do now? No, I don't do that, but I didn't have done it. You know what I'm saying? No, not now, not now. I let that go. But I'm saying people going home coming home dealing with this. Got dudes, I got a co-defender that just came home, got 24 years in, bro.

SPEAKER_01 26:35

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 26:36

Do you think he is a sane civil civil uh citizen?

SPEAKER_01 26:41

Nah, of course not. It's gonna take a while, it's gonna take a while for that.

SPEAKER_00 26:43

That man doing videos and he's doing right good videos, man, for promoting for the nuke, but I'm just watching him. And it looked like he in the cell, like he hasn't conformed, he's still out. Uh my code defender just came home. Talking about who? You know what I'm talking about?

SPEAKER_06 26:54

Oh, okay.

SPEAKER_00 26:55

So, you know what I'm saying? So, you mean it's just crazy. But still, it's gonna take him years to figure it out. This ain't no overnight process, an hour, read this book, and then you know what you're doing. No, this is going to take manual. He gotta be hands-on. Hands-on, he gotta make a thousand mistakes just to make one correct, bro. Make sure I hit that like button, please. It's like you coming home as a grown-ass baby, bro. Then you're starting all over, then you gotta develop and go through the stages of life all over again.

SPEAKER_01 27:21

Man, I just want to say something too, though. You know, um, you be getting on my nerves a lot. Like, yeah. No, no, you really do. You know what I mean? And um, but I give you a pass because I know that you, you know, you challenged a little bit. You know, a lot. Yeah, a lot. Yeah, you're right. I just keep I was trying to give you a benefit of the doubt, but no, we're gonna keep it thorough.

SPEAKER_00 27:38

A lot. I'm for bro, if it wasn't for you, bro, bro, if it wasn't for you, bro, I'd be out there selling dope, man, and selling perks and got these guns and it's up, and I'm taking another penitentiary chance. Well, yeah. If it wasn't for you, why? And then it's still, it might, you might need another partner, because I still be biting at the bit. Because this is the things I'm supposed to learn long years ago. I haven't. I've been incarcerated, I've been put up. I like to refer to us as like a supermarket. You go in there, you say, damn, I'm looking for this one gravy. You go get the gravy, it ain't there. You answer, was, yeah, I ain't got no more. Yeah, we got it, it's on a is in a we got it back in store. We gotta bring some up and put it on the shelf. That's what niggas in jail is. They're back in storage. They're not already on self. Civilization is already on self going off the or going off the the goddamn racks of the woman wreath. You have to understand of dealing with a convict, man.

SPEAKER_01 28:32

Yeah, I'm learning, I learned it. I mean, it's because it's like um, you know, I'm just keeping it real. Like being around you every day, we together every day is like, it don't, it ain't like how when we was kids. Like we was kids. Yeah, it was a little insane. We grown. We I think we both was a little mentally insane than when we was a little younger. Right. And I think by like me being out here, but you you still was mentally insane. You was always always a little a lot more crazier than than than I was when we was young. But I haven't evolved. You evolved. So you went to jail crazy, came home crazy, now you won't tell us when the jail's podcast still crazy. So you might be. So that's the case. No, it's crazy still crazy. So we're gonna be like 60, and you still gonna be crazy. Because you're gonna take time. So you're gonna be crazy. You know what I'm saying? I think that, I think that you uh it's probably just like, and maybe it's a little bit too late for you to not be crazy no more. Like, because you already'm I'm I'm um it's probably too crazy.

SPEAKER_00 29:26

I'm controlled crazy. I know how to control my crazy. Yeah, yeah, I know how to control my I'm I'm overly passionate.

SPEAKER_01 29:33

The other day, not the other day, well, a couple months ago when the guy urinated on urinated on the railing.

SPEAKER_00 29:38

Yes, and my hand went in it. He was supposed to get this the dog shit smacked out of me. You was ready. I had to literally fight. Yeah, you had your wife running down the hallway, Silenc, I'm getting. Yeah, she out her damn mind. You scared to get it.

SPEAKER_01 29:52

The chat was down. I can't even see the chat. Um, you scared the kid. Yeah, uh, shout out to uh uh Mr. Sandman. Uh he said the uh the 23 and one is painful. And you can feel the energy of the inmates about to explode now on duty.

SPEAKER_00 30:07

Like for real, like it's like a lot of people don't see that when they see a dude come on, all they see in is the finished product. The finished product of what the Pinot system did to him is spitting back out. It's spitting back out. See, you see, we're talking, we just spitting like you know, but but they spitting back out as a as a as a as a full-grown man in shape. There's only so much can do in there. You can't really horn yourself with the drugs in there because it ain't running rampant like it is. But they be drunk, passed out too. Yes, but you can't overdo it.

SPEAKER_01 30:38

Like out here, you can overdo drugs. But like it like you know, getting drunk, like I asked the question, like, because out here you can get drunk and find yourself just wake up in a crazy place. Yes, like, but in there you can wake up in the hole. Yeah, or what's my top of you, or something like the other thing.

SPEAKER_00 30:53

Nah, it don't be like that when you know, man, like all that, no.

SPEAKER_01 30:56

I'm asked because it can happen.

SPEAKER_00 30:57

You mean like no, no, no. That means I ain't never experienced nothing like that, bro. Like you you watching one one too many American me's and all that shit, man. Or 60 shades of gray or whatever the fuck they're 20 days orange or whatever. Orange, the orange is new black.

SPEAKER_01 31:12

If you get too drunk in jail, bro, it's a chance you might wake up in your cell or don't even know what happened.

SPEAKER_00 31:17

Well, yeah, it's a chance of that, yes. But I just saying I have never encountered it. Okay, cool. The only niggas get too drunk. I seen niggas get their ass whooped and all shit. I ain't seen nobody wake up with a chumpy in his mouth or in his hind parts. I ain't seen no shit like that. But other than that, man, it's very, very, very, very important that for the people that's out there that's watching this show, man, the family, man, the the, you know, the audience that we have here, man, it's very imperative that you take a real good look at yourself first and foremost before a significant other of yours is released into side into society after doing a long stint in the penal system. You have to have your patience intact because that man is gonna make plenty, especially if he used to getting money. Like I told a motherfucker the other day. I told him, I told a person on the phone right now, I said, I've been grinding, man. It hurt when you gotta grind it. Like these years that I'm doing this right now, grinding and getting this started, I was supposed to have been doing this 15, 20 years ago. I'm supposed to be to a point to where as though I could get ready. I'm 46. I'm ready to be 50. And I'm doing things that I should have been doing at 18, 19 years old, bro. 18, 19 years old. So you know the toll that's taken on me now at a 46, ready to be 50-year-old man, trying to accomplish all the I'm trying to cram this shit damn fast.

SPEAKER_01 32:36

No, dude. There you go, man. Yo. Huh? Yo, that was the the bikes went out, everything went out. Like everything. No, the light.

SPEAKER_00 32:49

No, but for real, man, that's a reason I do what again? Crammed down their motherfucking throats. Like, listen, all I'm saying, man, I just want people to be aware, man. Aware, man, and conscious, man, of the man that's coming home from the penal system, man, and the things that he has encountered during his stay in that penal system.

SPEAKER_01 33:08

No, so when I want to ask you a question, though, like, so for people that's in the in these systems, right, and then coming home, that's why so many of them are going back, because they just can't get it together mentally out here. You know what I mean? And keep sending them back to jail is not not always the remedy. You know, and something they try to change that a little bit. They don't always send them back like for a hot urine, or remember they used to send you back for a hot urine or something like that, but now they just be like, all right. But maybe if they would evaluate the mental of some of these people, get them like like mental evaluation, do they offer that?

SPEAKER_00 33:42

Yes, they offer that. They offer that.

SPEAKER_01 33:44

Like, like when you you got you get a psychologist, something to evaluate the person. I'm talking about out here, not in there.

SPEAKER_00 33:50

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, out here. No, they just throw you out here, bro. But you probably can take the proper measures to go, because one thing about the federal system, they help you out, bro.

SPEAKER_01 33:57

But what I'm saying, though, look, because in jail, they make you do all this stuff. Oh, you you you got a mental issue, you gotta go here, you gotta go here. You need to T fix in jail. They fix you like, but out here, a dude or a person gonna get out here and it's it's gonna be if nobody's actually on top of them as far as non-duty trying to uh push them to the right direction, they just gonna go by the wayside and just be doing what they want to do. They're not gonna be taking the initiative. And in jail, they take care of you so that you can sort of that you can survive so that they they can get paid to house you.

SPEAKER_00 34:27

Yeah, exactly. So once you get out here, it's like ah. No, get him out of here. You gotta go fit for yourself, man. Now you're no longer a part of this no more. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's just a it's a crazy cycle, man. Like, people just look at jail as just you just go do time and you're back home. No. That's just the beginning of it. That's just the beginning of the deterioration of the mind of the person that's going in there to do the time. That's all it is, bro.

SPEAKER_01 34:50

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SPEAKER_00 36:39

So you guys understand this this is a billion-dollar organization when you're dealing with this type of drugs and work. Don't nobody dig 55 feet underground and wide as three football fields with ventilation, electricity. This is a billion-dollar organization, these drugs coming from, especially when you over there, you over there with them cartels and stuff now. Yeah. You ain't dealing with no uh an ounce, a quarter, you know, a half an ounce. No, no, no. The lease a motherfucker might go over there and get is 30 bricks. You're dealing with some live big time cash, man. So they got the money to do this, to create these tunnels, and you know, because it's gonna profit their business even more. Even more. I mean, can you imagine with the with the profit that tunnel is bringing them right now until the police? Police gonna eventually find out. Well, yeah, they're gonna, and guess what? There's two more tunnels that they probably ain't find. But they're gonna find them. You know, somebody's gonna get fed up or somebody gonna get caught up and don't want to go to jail and tell about it and stuff like that. So these is billion-dollar, you know, uh distributors, these drug trade joints, man. They the money is nothing to build these things into effect. And then you over there working with, you know, I'm not racist or nothing like that, but we know how the Mexicans work. The way you get five Migos, man, get them all $100, and they'll build that tunnel by their damn self. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, goddamn right. So imagine you got all this money, they're gonna dig until you say stop digging. You know what I'm saying? They work, they got a crazy work ethic. No, no, no. A crazy work ethic. You know what I'm saying? So that's no surprise to me with them when it comes to that.

SPEAKER_01 38:13

You see, you see these types of this this how they are evolving with this drug trade stuff, right? And these guys you see in the in the federal, this is that's a federal crime, because you now you you trafficking drugs. Is those that's always federal, right? Drug trafficking.

SPEAKER_00 38:28

No, no, no. Drug trafficking, you know, it could be a state.

SPEAKER_01 38:30

It could be but in this case, you bringing it from Mexico to you know the US. That's federal. What's federal? Bringing it from Mexico to the U.S., that's federal. Well, if you cross the state, yeah, that's federal. It gotta be federal. Because now you you could but I'm just just looking at the case. The tunnel was is five football fields long. Yes. This is something that wasn't just built. This took months to probably build. Probably took weeks. No, no.

SPEAKER_00 38:58

If they got them 40, 50, one of them the Migos that be at Home Depot, yeah. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 39:05

Home Depot, bro.

SPEAKER_00 39:06

Yeah, the ones that be standing out there sitting in them carts waiting on your baby, what we gonna do? They work, they are workers. That ethnic group has a very good work ethic with them. I'm not trying to be funny or be racist when I say that, talking about the the Hispanics or the Meso. No, we all know that niggas get portrayed, blacks, when I say niggas, me, lazy. I'm not lazy, but a lot of my brothers is. You know, in the Hispanic get portrayed, they they're hard-working men, hard-working men and women. We could see today. They'll take the jobs that you'll look down 100 hours. They'd be like $100, man. It's four of us to take that hundred hours and do the job.

SPEAKER_01 39:42

I knew that I knew they was they were serious one time. When I had them doing the house for me one time, and um it was, I know these people they do a lot of work for me all the time. And um, I'm not gonna say her name, but they they his wife, they got like they got like four five kids, five kids. And um every time she, every time he he they worked on the house, and whatever, even if she was pregnant, not pregnant, even she when she pregnant, she in there eight, nine months with a drill, drilling. Now, dude, she in there like working, and he in there working as well. His his his cousins and how they all they family. And I'm like, wow, they serious. She in there working. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 40:26

You told me about that before.

SPEAKER_01 40:27

Yeah, they be in there, they see but that's what I'm talking about. She on a ladder, she on the roof, you know what I'm saying? She doing everything that they're.

SPEAKER_00 40:33

See, but that's shocking to you because you're just seeing it. I come from what we were all in the penitentiary.

SPEAKER_01 40:37

All of her kids, they got, they got, they got they all out there working. Yeah, you got five five five girls. All the girls, every one of the daughters, I I knew all the girls, all of them was the while the wife was working, she was pregnant with every every single one of them. Yeah. Serious. Yeah, so I mean listen, y'all. July 18th, get your tickets to day, man. The link is right there in the chat. July 18th, tell us from the gels. Please get your tickets. In Walnut. It's gonna be a crazy event.

SPEAKER_00 41:10

Make sure y'all there. You don't want to miss out on this event. If you miss this, man, you slow your blow, man. I'm telling you, you don't want to miss this family, man. Please pull up, man. Please pull up. We got a message to share, and it's gonna be entertaining, and it's gonna be very, very, very healthy for the mind to retain this information that we gotta share. Yo, Jeff 17th Street, yo, shout out to you.

SPEAKER_01 41:33

Come on. You said quality furniture extraordinary. You probably gonna want to live inside the store.

SPEAKER_00 41:42

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 41:42

Yeah. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 41:45

You got damn right. You said that. I probably catch you up. Yeah, that's why you over there falling out of the chair right there.

SPEAKER_01 41:53

Yeah, that's super quality furniture. Yeah, and make sure I hit the like button, man. For sure, man. So, but listen, I'm gonna get back to something. Like, you know, like I know, I know you spoke about the men, right? Who come home. Is it the same for the women too? With the with the, you know, they they look good, come home from jail, but they just mentally mentally jacked up.

SPEAKER_00 42:11

Yes, anybody that's been incarcerated, a dog, a woman, a man, a baby, anybody, living creature that's been incarcerated, you let them out, they're dealing with some vicious trauma. Anything, anything that's living on this planet, if you keep it, if you keep a tree in a cage, it's gonna keep growing to it, bust out that gem. Because it ain't supposed to be in there.

SPEAKER_06 42:31

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 42:32

And then it's gonna be disfigured, disformed, because it would have had to go through. Yeah, got it. If you keep a tree, if you put if you plant if you plant a tree underneath concrete, it's still gonna come through that concrete. But what's gonna happen is gonna destroy the concrete to get out. But now by destroying the concrete, it hurt itself. You know what I'm saying? So now it's good it's flourishing because it's out now, but you see the scars and the trauma from it happen to come through that brick. I agree. You understand what I'm saying? That's all I'm trying to do.

SPEAKER_01 43:00

Yeah, damn, man.

SPEAKER_00 43:01

I mean, a little bit, a little bit. I'm proud of you a little, Doc. Thank you, man. I knew you were, man. Thank you, man. I'll give you that one, man.

SPEAKER_01 43:07

Yeah, man. But you're gonna say something, say something crazy. It's gonna make me bring me back to reality as far as my thinking about you, man. Because I know how you're gonna do. When we're gonna ride in the car, are you gonna say something crazy?

SPEAKER_00 43:16

The boy Lil said, is the live event going to be live on YouTube also? That's a good question.

SPEAKER_01 43:21

Yeah, it's gonna be live on YouTube and everything, too. We're gonna try to set it up to where it's though, those who can't make it can watch the live as well.

SPEAKER_00 43:28

Okay. That's a good jum. Well, you know, like like like jail. But I won't want you to make it though, because I we got this mic that we passing around, man. And I'm gonna ask some of the family questions, man. But if you can't make it, I understand, probably due to family issues or things that you probably had planned for that day. You know, but uh did Doc get back yet? Yeah, he just got back not too long ago, an hour ago. He went back to the dude. He pissed off, boy. He was cheeks and sand down duty. Well, yeah, he had his cheeks, he sent me a picture of cheeks and sand. Oh, really?

SPEAKER_01 43:57

Down duty.

SPEAKER_00 43:57

Yeah, uh, his brother sent me the picture. Uh and he was like, Look at your cousin over here. But Dot was sitting there and he was like just looking at the water cheeks and saying. Oh yeah? Yeah, Dot, shout out to Dot, man. Dot just came back from pulling them cheeks out the sand. Love duty. Pastor Black. Man, come on, Teddy 205, man.

SPEAKER_01 44:18

Yeah, y'all. Yeah, we want to see y'all at the at the live event. Make sure y'all make it out there. Make sure y'all y'all be there, man. We want to see all the fans. We're gonna we're gonna have a uh a great time. Now, I'm gonna ask you another question though, because you know, sometimes in jail, right? Mm-hmm, you know, a guard is in there, right, all the time. Is the guard messed up mentally from banning his?

SPEAKER_00 44:37

Yeah, you goddamn right they doing time with you. If you got a guard that worked in this federal or state system for 30 years, a lot of these guards is doing doubles. This is a livelihood. That's not a job, that's a career. So they putting the you mean they're getting houses off of this stuff, they getting uh investments, they starting other businesses through the financial aid that they're making from being a corrections officer. But they gotta be there majority of the time with you. They just, it's like they're going home to sleep and coming back. When they in there, they're in there locked up with you. They can't just leave when they want to. They gotta make type of protocol call, such call up front, and then they gotta get buzzed here while you leave. Like it ain't just, oh, I'm going home and walk right out the door. No, they in there. They in there, they in there with you. Good, man.

SPEAKER_06 45:23

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 45:24

So they're they're they're they they be shell-shocked too after doing 20, 30 years and finally resigned. They got the 10, they though they they they adapt all the sayings that we got. They come home with their family, they're talking like us. Can you imagine being around different sets of dudes? They they're adapting it. So they go home and they might be talking to their wife and be like, man, man, you drawn. This might be a white bull. What's drawn? You've been working there too long. Yes, they're adapting the ways of the penal system. Yes, it affects them tremendously, the correctional officers that work there.

SPEAKER_01 45:52

I'm asking a question. Have you ever met a guard that you think that if he had the opportunity, he would let somebody out like inmates escape like that?

SPEAKER_00 45:59

Absolutely. I ain't gonna put them guards out there because some of them probably be working, but I think that they had the chance to let some men go, they will. Because they're human beings. There's even though you might got the asshole ones, the good ones, they're all human beings at the end of the day. When you sitting there and you're talking to a kid, and this nigga is 26 years old and he got four years in on a life sentence, and a motherfucker was trying to rape his sister and he killed him. And you like, damn, they didn't give the kid life, and he didn't he got a lot of cases like that. You wouldn't have compassion in your heart for this kid, like, damn man. He just was uh Yeah man. He's just a circumstances, circumstances of his environment. Like you wouldn't have compassion in your heart then that while you sitting there, you got the keys on you, you ain't gonna think like, damn, boy, I wish he can get up out of here. And he and half these kids don't be murderous, that just happened. They be good little kids when you meet them, like, damn, how that happened? They be regular until a traumatizing situation happened, and then he had to act. That's all that don't make you a bad person from doing one mistake or a split-second mistake that might have cost you your life. So motherfuckers looking like, oh, he needs to be. Nah, people have compassion, like, damn, you're such a you know how many situations I know that dudes is locked up, like I was telling you about the boy that been raped. And he told on him. You know what I'm saying? That was a crazy traumatizing joint. I don't agree with telling on no man, but I didn't want to check him in. I didn't want to check him in. Like, damn, he gotta go up, man. He ain't gonna never see dude again, man. Dude fucked him for hours on end. No, dude. Walking down the hallway talking about something y'all butt good down here, y'all young boys got good buttons and all that. Okay, he's never gonna see this man. This man got three life sentences in the state. He's going back upstate the service. He's never gonna run into this man ever. And I'm not saying this is justifiable uh for him to tell on him, but I had I felt it like, damn, bro. I felt I am a human being at the end of the day. I ain't no cowards hard and mother. Yeah, I'm gonna go hard about what I've the things I believe in, principles, but I still got compassion. Do you think a man can bounce back from being raped in jail? I don't know, man, because if I got raped, I don't think I could bounce back, bro. It's up with me. I'm trying to put this motherfucker in everybody now. Now it's like it's spread it. I done turned into a monster. What? Because now I'm mad at the world. Now I'm mad at the world, niggas done put their joan in me. Like, I could never be sane again. Like, I'm be, even if I go home and have a woman, even if I don't have like I'm be sitting here talking to my woman, I might not even tell her what happened. We sitting there, it's gonna be nice that I wake up and be like, damn, what's she gonna do if she found out, man, nigga put a dick in me. Like, damn, man. Like, these is because it is it's a lasting, it's not just the penis insulin the anus. It's not just that on a same-sex act. It's meant to now, especially if you're not into that type of act. If that ain't your thing and niggas overpowered you and forced the penis in you, bro. That's a long life and see you laughing. It's not funny, bro. Not funny, it's nothing funny about that, bro. We up here on some man shit. Yes, and forced a penis in you. That's it. Yeah, this boy right here done lost his goddamn mind, man. Yo, no. He overpowered you, dude. How you get overpowered? You would just be knocked out. Yo, feet, you got a soup. Yeah, I got one. Bang! You out there. Now I'm stuffing penis in you. Come on, bro. That ain't cool, bro. Yeah, no, that ain't cool.

SPEAKER_01 49:14

That's how it goes out. Yeah, bro. Yo, man, yo, man. So that's best up, though, man, because it's happening. And then last time, like you said, the young boy, this happened to the young boy, man.

SPEAKER_00 49:27

Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what's that's what happened to the young boy. That's that's crazy. Like, I'm gonna be psycho at today. Like, I might turn and just be just running around. Now I'm be one of the ones when just I'm gonna be, I can you imagine that, bro? Can't I can't even imagine that? A nigga stuffing a penis in me. Like, that's some wild shit, bro. Especially now, I'm not I'm not talking bad about the LGBT community because they have their rights. I just don't agree with it. What I do over here with cool, everybody is love. I want everybody's love. I'm not bashing uh homo. That's what you choose to do. But if you take a person's virginity, a man, we virgins as far as in being penetrated. And you take my virginity and I don't want it. So you can say, oh, that's a virginity, that's a virginity. Yeah, you're a virgin until you get it took in. See, you laughing, bro. That's why I don't like getting up here explaining nothing to you.

SPEAKER_01 50:16

I just say it though, man.

SPEAKER_00 50:18

Like, I'm trying to sit there like for real, bro. Like, this is real life topic.

SPEAKER_01 50:21

But so I'm asked the question, though. I'm sorry, this, you know what I mean? This is something that all right, so this happened to you. You come home, you know, and somebody it's it's supposed to be a secret. Nobody don't know. And then they mention it, somebody get wind of it. Because like in jail, these things spread in jail, right? Yeah. So now this spreads out to the street. You know they they they rape, uh, they rape black in there. So your mental is like off now. I mean, my mental is off you don't gotta make it to the street. All right, so it takes you off. So I'm saying, so your mental already messed up because you're just trying to deal with it, and then they mention it and they get out to the street, and everybody looks at you.

SPEAKER_00 50:58

Yo, like you know, they uh my mentor is off as soon as I wake up and found out that it was a penis stuff to me. I don't need nobody to hear about it. It's me. It's me. It could be a secret forever. My mentor was off, bro. My mentor is all the way to the left now. This could I could have woke up and killed him. My mentor is off, bro. Yeah, my mental is off, bro.

SPEAKER_01 51:19

Especially.

SPEAKER_00 51:22

Bro, I would never the rest of my life forget that I had a penis stuff in you. Yo, why you gotta keep saying it like that? See, you laughing though. It's not funny though, bro. If you had a penis stuff in you, you'll forget it. You'll forget it. Nah, man. You'll remember that till you die. You'll be sitting there ready to die. They like that. You'd be like the day the boy put the penis in. You ain't gonna be thinking about nothing else. You ain't even thinking about you ready to die. What? You might got stage four cancer. They like, yeah, you ready to go to death, but they had the penis in me 30 years ago. No, bro. Like, don't nobody want no shit like that, bro. Like, for real. This man, you say I use the word stuff, stuffed in you. That's how I know it gets stuffed, they gotta get stuffed in you. What are you talking about? How you the fuck is you I gotta go get place it in you, stuff it in you. This man crazy. What you do with your wife? You stuff it in, or don't you? Yo, god damn.

SPEAKER_01 52:16

What are you talking about, man? Yo, so people come home. Oh, but uh, you're you're no nobody that came home like that happened to him when they came home and they they they um you know you seem like that.

SPEAKER_00 52:29

That's just the ball that happened to him in um no, I haven't seen that that's the only little kid, the little kid that happened to that. I told you a story about. I haven't seen him since I've been home. But I don't really like the dude, the homies that we had that was getting penis stuffed in them, they was they they was cool with it. They they wanted that that's what they was into. That's what you know they was into. So, you know, I I don't remember seeing none of them either. But for a dude to be raped and took it against his will for that, and he wasn't into that, I haven't I haven't seen nobody. No.

SPEAKER_01 53:00

Yeah, man.

SPEAKER_00 53:01

But he's the only one that that happened to that I know of, something like that. The person being raped that I know, like, dang, you got raped.

SPEAKER_01 53:06

But it's not really that common.

SPEAKER_00 53:07

Nah, man, the nigga getting some ass in there is because both parties wanted it. Um the giver and the gif the giver and the taker. They both was in agreement to give and take.

SPEAKER_01 53:16

Yeah, okay. Yeah, yeah, it's messed up. It's a terrible situation, man. So, oh y'all, listen, don't forget, y'all, July 18th. This guy probably gotta be worse, worse than what he is now, as far as the the the you know, the amount of nonsense that comes off.

SPEAKER_00 53:32

It's not nonsense, it's all facts, bro. It's nothing nonsense that I say. I don't sit up here and just be lying saying that. They need to be delivered like that. That's the only way they're gonna understand. July 18th, y'all. You don't get stuck. Do not get stuck if you ain't with the stuff.

SPEAKER_01 53:52

Hey, yo, listen, y'all, man. I'm sorry.

SPEAKER_00 53:57

I'm sorry, yeah. Ain't no you gotta be sorry.

SPEAKER_01 53:59

See dollar bills, gipers go a wild. Yeah. Oh man. But look, but like you said, certain times young boys or young, young, young adults, they they not ready, like he may have decided to to defend somebody or defend himself, end up in prison, he may not be ready for what to come what's to come in prison.

SPEAKER_00 54:18

He's gonna be a- ain't none of us ready for coming to prison. We get adapted to it. There is no man walking into prison that never been in prison, ready for prison. And if a man tells you that he's out his fucking mind, he's Maj Noon. And Maj Noon is an Arabic word for crazy for the people that don't know what that means. If you have a man, take me to jail, take me to jail, never been in jail, stay far away from that nigga. That nigga is a ticking time bomb. That nigga has absolutely zero sense.

SPEAKER_01 54:43

What's the ball we saw on the video when he's talking to the judge? He's in the he's inside his cell. Now they bring the um, they bring the uh the TV to the to the people's cell and talk to the judge. Yeah. Why they in the cell. They said, uh, uh, are you from the United States? He was like, he was like, is it's a giraffe of vagina high. Oh yeah, yeah. That boy had me cracking.

SPEAKER_00 55:01

Yeah, because he to the point he fed up.

SPEAKER_01 55:03

He's like, he's like, all right, we do it tomorrow. He wouldn't, he didn't even care. He was over, he was shot out. But I'm saying, like, like I said, a lot of people go to jail and like they they're not equipped for what they're gonna endure inside prison. So no man that get trapped, they get trapped. Sometimes people go down the wrong path. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? And they get caught up like a little kid. Like, what was the who was up here on the show the other day? Was it Don Don? Don Don says he's upstate with a with a guy who went in when he was like 17, 16, 17. And now I'm talking about Don Don. He ain't a kid. No, Don Don said it was a kid. Oh, it was a kid. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It went in there.

SPEAKER_00 55:40

No, he was a kid.

SPEAKER_01 55:40

No, no, no, he said it was it was another, it was an old head who went in there when he was a kid. But now he turned into uh um he he had he had juvenile life. But the law came out and they took the juvenile life back from him and gave him a date to get out. But he had ended up being in prison for so long that he became uh um basically like a woman or homosexual somehow, and he don't even want to come, he don't even want to leave jail no more because he's afraid.

SPEAKER_00 56:06

Okay, that's where that's where he's getting all his fun at. Now he's like, he knows jail better than he knows the street. That's me. I know jail better than I know the street, and I say that sad, y'all. I don't say that with no pride, I don't say that boastrous, I say that humbly, I say that humiliated, I say that defeated. Defeated, y'all, defeated. I know jail better than I know society, bro. That shit rate bring a tear to my eyes. Sad, man. And people sit back and laugh and might be like, yeah, black thirl, this black funny. Nah, this is a sickness that I had to go through, man. I'm still trying to cure from it. This is a sickness, this is a sickness. Don't nobody want to take this path, man. If I can do it over again, I would definitely ex out this prison life that I done lived. It's fucked up. And lo and behold, in a hum duty lab, which means all praise is due to God, that I wasn't tampered with in there. I ain't suck a dick in there. I ain't have to, you know, uh get get get played with my bottom and all that, or cross to the other side. I ain't told no no man in there. Everybody not coming home unscathed, man. Everybody not coming home unscathed. It's gonna be a person you met that sucked the chumpy, man, that keep it a secret forever. Forever, man. Forever. That joint is not no place to be, man. Please, everybody, listen to me. If you don't listen to nothing else that we tell y'all, please, man, stay out that drone, man. One day, an hour, 20 minutes, do not go in there. That's all I'm trying to say.

SPEAKER_01 57:30

Yeah, man. It's like, you know, like this stuff is, you know, it's funny sometimes, you know. Cause he can be, you know, he listen, just imagine, like, just being around this guy all day. And y'all gonna get that as far as July 18th. Y'all get a whole day to spend and spend with this guy, man. July 18th at World Cafe Live, man, he's gonna probably, y'all gonna really this is who he is, man, all the time, but it's just it's just crazy. But to go back to the jail aspect of people going to jail, like the young guys who are out here who are running around here with these guns and all these different things and catching all this wreck and killing all these people, they have a tough road ahead of them, man. And I hate to keep talking about it, like you see, you know, uh like YBC. A lot of them young guys, man, they got a lot. Like, it's just like not only just them, but all everybody that's wanting an indictment, man.

SPEAKER_00 58:18

Yeah, we're not targeting one group. Everybody that's on them jokes. KKC, YBC, shoot, shoot them 60, whatever, whatever. All these the current gangs, and I understand. I I'm not um I'm not a modest, because I did it. I did it. But I'm that's why I'm trying to tell you. We gotta break the, we gotta break the narration on this. That shit not cool, bro. Cause now you in there and you still like we had uh what's the name of what's his name? Five on the phone. Five, I get it. You standing on what you did, but you don't have no compassion, you don't have no remorse yet. That's not gonna come to 10, 15 years in. And then you're gonna look up and be like, damn, I got 60 more to go. Like that don't come, you hear it, you hear his tone on the phone. And free five, free five, man, after he's done his time or whatever, whatever, paid his debt to society, may have learned from his mistakes, but right now his mentor really not there. Cause he's still saying, man, is the and I I love his approach as far as he's standing on his business, but that's a fool's approach, man. Just because you stood on it and stood on business and did what you had to do, don't mean it's some solid shit. You just did some man shit, but it was stupid. You know what I'm saying? That's that's just it, man. You could go another course, man. Another course, that's it.

SPEAKER_01 59:31

Now you got you know, just want to speak about Sunday, because we we never get really get a chance to speak about um the victims, like these victims who are murdered by these individuals and and the families that are affected by it a lot of times. Is the family wrong for wanting these people to go to jail for the rest of their life? Like no.

SPEAKER_00 59:50

No, no, they not wrong. You took a loved one from them. In the Bible, it says a high four nine two four two. How they wrong? How they wrong? Ain't nobody wrong. No, you you somebody kill yours unjustfully. How is they wrong for especially if they ain't no street people? Because if they street people, they wanna kill you. So you they not wrong, bro. Come on, man, you got a son to go to school and shit like that. Niggas rob him for his book bag and sneakers. Okay, that's one thing. And then you kill him. What you gonna want from them, bro? The cops got him. What you gonna want? Retribution. Either you gonna wanna kill him or y'all handle y'all business and give him life. And that's just a human aspect of it, man. That's it. It ain't got nothing to do with you telling or nothing. No, because y'all can let him out, because I'm a handling. But if y'all ain't gonna let him out, keep him in there forever before I kill him. That's just it, bro.

SPEAKER_01 1:00:38

Shout out to Mr. Sandman 8996 with the donation, appreciate it. He said, Allah, let black go through all this stuff because he has a purpose to teach us and also to get on my nerves on the regular. So, you know, drive me crazy out here, but.

SPEAKER_00 1:00:53

Man, shout out to you, Sandman. I respect that, man.

SPEAKER_01 1:00:56

Shout out to you, Mr. Sandman.

SPEAKER_00 1:00:57

I wish I had to go through it though, boy. God damn, man.

SPEAKER_01 1:01:01

Now, like I said, now in the courtrooms when these things happen, you got you got the victim's mother, you got the person the um the person who's um killed or harm or affected by this, their mother in there. Now these two parents at our are at our at um at odds because one wants her kids to come home, the other wants you want your kid to go to jail. Exactly. Is the is the parent is the parent who uh whose child is on trial, should they be mad at the other parents wanting their kid to go to jail?

SPEAKER_00 1:01:31

No. If I'm a parent and my son, I'm in there for my son and he killed your son and you over there and you want my son. I I'm a man. I get it. And I'm only and see when you ask me, I'm a man that's been through it. But no, I'm gonna get mad. So I know your parent, I'm not no little kid. I'm not gonna go work with emotion. Women will be, oh well, and they'll get mad and they want to fight. No, they supposed to be. I'm not gonna be mad at you. You over here, my son killed your son, so I feel your pain, but I just don't want my son to go to jail. That's why I'm here. I don't know when you get so we both have interest, we both have stakes at this. You understand what I'm saying? So I understand it. Me, Braheen Jackson, the convict. I understand. I'm gonna have no ill will for you. If my son was the one that died and you over there with your son and you want him not to get life, I'm not over there looking at him like that. I'm gonna knock him out. He wanna, no, I understand. A lot of people don't understand. That's why you got all this fitna out here. And fitness is trouble, y'all. It's an Arabic word for trouble. You know what I'm saying? Bullshit that's going on. You got all because people don't understand. They're not, and it ain't that you understand, you look past it. Cause some people see it and still buck past it. To see the caution tape and still run right through that motherfucker and wonder why they in a ditch. It said caution, dickhead. That's it. Like, come on, man. Like, just think about it logically as a just a regular not no street nigga, something. You in there because your son did, you want to see him get life. His mom or his dad in there, he loves his son too. I don't want my son to get life. Why is you mad at them? The nigga I'm mad at is the nigga sitting on that stand. Or over here with his uh attorney. That's just it. And if we being real, that's just facts, bro.

SPEAKER_01 1:03:07

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 1:03:08

And then a lot of times these families be at odds in there because they be in there rumbling and anything, but they got it all the misconstrued screwed up.

SPEAKER_01 1:03:15

So, but the person, but so all right, man. This question is the mother whose son is on trial? Is she wrong for wanting her son to be home?

SPEAKER_00 1:03:21

No, okay, no, she's not wrong. How the hell she that's her baby. She wanna tip, man, he made a mistake, he ain't a bad person, and she believed that.

SPEAKER_01 1:03:30

What if he she knows he is a bad person, but still wanna be.

SPEAKER_00 1:03:32

But still, that's her son. Yeah, that's her that's from her. Yeah, man. You ain't gonna ask me, mother, man. Go do that life.

SPEAKER_01 1:03:40

If you knew your son was a bad person, would you be like, man, he got it? Listen, man.

SPEAKER_00 1:03:42

I'ma say that to me, or me and you sitting somewhere coming from the courthouse, but I'm not gonna show everybody that. I'ma have confined such as you that I could talk to and be like, that nigga, boy, he had it coming. But I'm not gonna show that. I'm gonna still support. Yeah. But I'm a man, I know right from wrong. A lot of people just bypass the right from wrong and try to make up their own right, man. And it's not right.

SPEAKER_01 1:04:04

Yeah, I I don't really, I don't really get that because sometimes you know your child. You know that your child, you may have seen your child with a gun every here, here or there, you know, or you seen your child selling drugs, whatever the case. You saw your child running the streets. And you don't may not want that outcome for them, whether it's being them being killed or them uh going to jail. But whatever happens, you just gotta say, you know what, I just accept whatever happens, you know. It's just crazy. But nobody, but the but what I'm saying, though, look on the flip side though, the person who whose uh child is murdered, that's just death is a little hard to deal with more hard to digest. You know, they they were killed by somebody.

SPEAKER_00 1:04:44

That's only an analogy.

SPEAKER_01 1:04:45

No, but I'm saying no matter what your kid might your kid run the streets you get killed, people are not really gonna look at that.

SPEAKER_00 1:04:50

But but you said death is hard. It's in it. It's hard to digest that it's in the eye of the beholder, whoever is going through it that time. Because I'm a different type of man, bro. Me. If my son running around out here killing people, I'm gonna be hurt. But it's not gonna be hard for me to digest that, bro. It'd be hard for a delusional such as yourself. You be delusional at times. Oh my god, where it'd be hard for you to if I know my son is out here running around busting heads. I would I would understand that too, though.

SPEAKER_01 1:05:16

I'm just saying, I'm gonna be sad because it's mine, but I'm gonna be like for the people who um delusional. Yeah, like they but I would I would understand like that.

SPEAKER_00 1:05:25

Anybody that be sad and have hard feelings behind that and knows what their child is doing is out, they might be crazier than they child.

SPEAKER_01 1:05:34

You think so?

SPEAKER_00 1:05:35

I know so. You know what your son out here doing. You ain't trying to go to extra limps to get him to stop or get him away from this, and you like that's my boy, and this and that. Now he did. Now you mad. Oh, can we leave this out here? Like, bro, I'm not on none of that, bro. I know what my son out here is doing, bro. I tried to talk him off the cliff, or even if I didn't try, I know what he's doing.

SPEAKER_01 1:05:59

Another, another Scenario we see a lot, right? This is just a different scenario. A lot of these young boys out here, we have saw this on numerous. I saw this about three or four times with probably in the last two years. These young boys go on what's so-called a drill and get killed by their own homie by a friendly fire. Yeah, because they just they just shooting recklessly. Now, are you but I'm saying now No, I'm still not mad. Are you mad that they killed my son? You how you shooting all crazy hit my head?

SPEAKER_00 1:06:26

He out there on bullshit. They out there, all that, all this shit. Even if my son didn't get shot and they kill some other niggas, all of it is bullshit.

SPEAKER_06 1:06:33

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 1:06:34

You shouldn't have been there from the drive. Let me out, though. Get on your tray shit. Let me out, though. Get on your tray shit. I don't care. Either way, they killed him or he killed him by accident. My son get killed by accident because they shooting all goofy and stupid. I'm not mad at the nigga. You was out there on bullshit. Am I gonna be hurt like them? I ain't got my son no more here. The parent in me. But the man in me, that nigga bit off more than they can chew. No, dude.

SPEAKER_01 1:07:03

Friendly fire, friendly fire is crazy, though.

SPEAKER_00 1:07:05

A casualty of war, man. That's why they called the word casualty of war. Casualty of war. You know how many people got killed in the army? They out there and they getting ambushed and they shooting back at, and you know, you think people ain't shooting their own man in the army on the battlefield? You if you think that ain't take place, you the Lord. That's why they call it a casualty of war.

SPEAKER_01 1:07:23

Do you think it's like a mental mess with the person who shot their homie by accident?

SPEAKER_00 1:07:27

Oh yeah, yeah, that's gonna make you goddamn right. I know so. Me and you out on route, and this nigga, and you like he right there, then I start dumping on it and hit your head. I'm I'm fucking around hitting my head into that. Like I'm gonna be sitting there, I'm forgotten to shoot out. No, no, yeah, you goddamn right. I killed you by I wasn't looking to kill you, I'm looking to kill these niggas. So yeah.

SPEAKER_01 1:07:49

Yeah, man, that's that's just uh unfortunate. We've seen it happen uh a few times, right? Yeah, yeah. And you see the parents at the funeral, they like, well, the dad and also like, yeah, he got killed by his own peoples. Mm-hmm. I saw one son one time, a young boy got killed by a friendly fire. And they overstand on top of his body while you're laying there waiting for the cops. Like, they cussing him out like like the other people from that he was shooting at. They came to do it, do a drill on or hit. They cussing him out. They they talking over to talking to him, calling him all types of curse words and all types of stuff. Like, you look at this, look at this like video with him. Like, look at that.

SPEAKER_00 1:08:26

Yeah, but that you shocked for that? I'm just saying it's just no, but do it, do it shock you, Feek? Because this is why I say you lost. That don't shock me. Once I know that that's the niggas that they they was coming for, and then one of the homies shot him by accident, and then the nigga, they everybody had to flee the scene, and then the niggas come back out. Yeah, when you living, I'm gonna be right over top of his body, you dumbass nigga. That's why your homie killed you, stupid. That's not nothing shocking to me, bro. You acting like you ain't been in the streets no more, Feek. That's why I say you be so lost in there.

SPEAKER_01 1:08:52

No, I'm just saying.

SPEAKER_00 1:08:53

Just we out there, niggas try to come kill us on the block.

SPEAKER_01 1:08:56

We young, yeah, okay.

SPEAKER_00 1:08:57

And one and somebody shot the other person in the head by asked they ran and we come back out from when we run, and one of them right there, help me. I ain't helping shit, nigga. Go get your man to help you. Yeah, this is what goes with it.

SPEAKER_01 1:09:09

The traumatic thing is you gotta leave yes, you gotta leave him there. Yeah, you got to. After you shot him.

SPEAKER_00 1:09:13

Yeah. The damn thing about none of this, man. All this is is lifelong scars that they a carry wound for the rest of their life, unless he ain't really fucked with it. And lightweight did it on purpose.

SPEAKER_01 1:09:26

Yeah, that's just a crazy, crazy, crazy situation, man. You know, unfortunately, this is this is what it is, man. Y'all out here running the streets uh doing this stuff, man. It's always an opportunity or something where something can go wrong. You know? I just saw something one time that the boy hop out to do a drill, and the cops were sitting right there.

SPEAKER_00 1:09:46

Yeah, they probably ain't see the cops. I'm quite sure they went and did it with it. Yeah, they probably because they were so thirsty on their target, they geeking at the bit. And about time, they probably seen the cop at they was done. Damn, the cops sitting there. Oh no, it's too late now. It's over. This shit up and stuck. That cop about to call for backup and follow y'all to wherever y'all going, the near y'all need to go to the river and everybody jump in. Because this shit is over with.

SPEAKER_01 1:10:10

It's a bad situation. That's just that's just how it goes, man. Yeah. Hey, listen, y'all, man. Once again, July 18th. Tickets are available now. Get y'all tickets today, man. And um, we will have a live event July 18th at World Cafe Live. You know what I mean? We're trying to pack it out, so make sure y'all are there. Uh, also, man, um, merch will be available real soon for y'all to get your t-shirts and your hoodies for the winter. We about to uh, you know, have everything available for y'all, especially at the event, man. I can't wait to meet a lot of y'all. And um don't forget to hit that like button. Hit that like button for us, please, man. We got like uh almost like 300 people in the chat, I believe, or close to it. Yeah. Make sure we get, you know, uh hit that like button, man. You know, uh for you, you know, and you know, coming home, right? After doing 20 years and coming out and seeing the way that things is going now. With the the young boys poster, how we used to move when we was in the streets. Um do you think that they're they're more advanced than we was? Or is the weapons more advanced?

SPEAKER_00 1:11:10

The only thing that's more advanced than we was is weapons. They don't, these young niggas can't, they don't want no money. We was doing shit about money, and not to say that that gave us a right to do shit. No. Now you see these niggas sit in the house, smoke weed, be on PS5 all day long and come out and look for ops at night and go back in the crib. In the mom's crib. They ain't got no ducky crib, no nothing. These young boys now, between the ages of 22 on down, they ain't got nothing. We was 22, 20 years old with our own apartments, bro. 19, 18, fuck 20. 17, yeah. We own part cars. These niggas is living with mommy and living, and there's nothing wrong with that. But stay in your lane. There's nothing wrong with that to grow up to be a kid. There's nothing wrong with it. We was forced to be men. We had to be real men. And being a man is not just about busting your gun, it's about getting your money before busting that gun.

SPEAKER_01 1:11:58

We 17, 18 Rolexes and stuff.

SPEAKER_00 1:12:00

Yeah, in our own apartments, man. We paying rent, 12, 13, 100. We paying it on time. Like, nigga, these 18, 19, 20 year olds don't know nothing about that nowadays, man. So the generations is getting diluted now. We was forced to learn about that. The parents nowadays, like us, we be more sheltering. And don't, that's why I told you about I want to put my son or through the fire a little bit. Not leave him out there because they be handicapped by us. Yeah. They be handicapped by us. Get my son this, get my daughter this, do this, do that. What you need, what? Nah, go get you a motherfucking job. You said that.

SPEAKER_01 1:12:34

I think more so that the women more so handicapped the.

SPEAKER_00 1:12:37

Men do so too, because they not around.

SPEAKER_01 1:12:40

Yeah. Right. So is it really, you know. Well, if your kid live with you, your son lives with you, he will get more of a man's perspective.

SPEAKER_00 1:12:50

Yes, exactly. It's impossible for a black woman. And a lot of shout out to a lot of black mothers out there that's raising their sons and doing a great job, man. I mean, my nephew in here right now got a mother, man. Your nephew, your sister, raised him well. Great college kid, all that. I love it to death. But she could never, we gotta come into where's though we giving him man intellect. Not to say he ain't a man, but we give, she can't give it, she got a vagina and titties. She goes off of emotion. She's not gonna give him fully man, even though she punched shit up and all that and might think she could be a man. She's not a man, she's a woman. And there's certain qualities that she could never give him because she's not a man. You gotta get it from a man. That's just it.

unknown 1:13:33

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 1:13:34

Would you agree or would you think I'm not?

SPEAKER_01 1:13:35

No, I totally I totally agree. When you when you have kids, man, you know, it just and like I like I said before, the woman cannot interfere with uh the man raising the boy or the or the brother or the uncle or the or the stepfather or whoever is stepping in to raise the boy, the woman cannot interfere. If she interferes with that, it ultimately causes conflict or waters down the message.

SPEAKER_00 1:13:58

Nah, I ain't even gonna say conflict. What you say is right there, right? Just leave that. Waters down the message.

SPEAKER_01 1:14:04

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 1:14:04

When you interfere, that's when or you got in that water. Because now he's lucking like, oh, all right, but I got some ideas.

SPEAKER_01 1:14:11

If you got a cracking beside his head or something, going you gotta sit back and you gotta go to your husband or your or your your or your the stepfather and talk to him in private. Like, you might have gone a little too hard. But you can't do that in front of in front of the kid because now the kid gonna look at it like, yeah, mom, yeah, you see you black my eye. You know what I mean? Not saying you should black your kid's eye, but if it went there, it has to be addressed in private between the parents. It can't be, she can't go crazy. Oh my god, why you hit him like that? No, you can't do it like that. They gotta know that y'all are united, you know, on united front. Now I'm not condoning you blackening your kid's eye, but oh, sometimes I condone that too. No, I'm saying, I mean, yeah, maybe so.

SPEAKER_00 1:14:50

You see these little white kids and I don't signify. I don't that's cool too. I mean, they say I ain't trying to signify all the different race group, but it happens. We see it. You got little seven-year-old, eight-year-old boys in the market over the store with their mom. I wanted smack they on the whole rope in the store. You destroying other people. I don't want to go over there and grab the mom. I wanted them to kick the mom and she like Timmy Cond. Tighten his ass right up. He'd be like, oh, you said this is not the day. Okay, come on, we out of here. Yeah. Yo, I'd be what the Glenn. Glenn Mills teach Glenn Mills juvenile facility. They ran a strict program. It was called the pro the method that they used to instore fear in us is juveniles touch for attention. Touch for attention. And for the people that don't know what that means is it ain't no, yo, don't do that no more. No, it was the motherfucking. Did you why you do that? And then guess what it was? I left a fork on the table by accident. It was a fork. But that discipline right there that they instantly they grabbing you. You got your head down at the table. Why you leave his fork here? You like this at the table. Damn. This is just a fork I got. But take that ship, get your ass over there. I bet you he didn't leave a fork there no more. The rest of that nine months he had to do.

SPEAKER_01 1:16:04

Hmm. Yeah, man. It's very, very important, man. Like to really be involved in your kid's life. And then if you have a male figure, whether it's his uncle, is his father, his stepfather, whoever, his cousin, the man, big homie, whatever. Whoever you cannot interfere in that chestising of the child because what happens is they're not going to be a good thing.

SPEAKER_00 1:16:26

If he ain't killing him, and you know when somebody ready gets killed. Yeah. That's when you can ring the alarm. But he well, men need to be disciplined. Men, men, I ain't talking about no boys. I ain't talking about no little cubs. I'm talking about men. Men need me, even me at this big age of 46, I need to be disciplined sometimes. Like when you sit there, you got to check. When I know when you're serious, I'm like, all right. And I take, I take it. I know you can't beat me, but I take it. I don't know about that. I turn around and walk away and go ahead and keep a box. Well, yeah, we probably could do that at the event right here on July 18th. A quick little 30-minute little, and then we go, because you know we got the little backstage little prophecy shower. We go ahead and shower and dress up and then come back out there and get the people what they need. But we might want to start that off with like a quick little wabbing gobbing and dropping and get him out of here real fast.

SPEAKER_01 1:17:10

But then you're not gonna be able to perform the rest of the show with a broken jaw. How are you gonna talk in the mic with a broken jaw? Might be over for you.

SPEAKER_00 1:17:18

Hey Turkey fans, I got thirsty as hell. I'm over here running my trap good.

SPEAKER_01 1:17:24

Yeah, man. So about to hit to these phone lines, but yo, once again, man, July 18th, you know we will be young, we're gonna be available, man, World Live Cafe. World Cafe Live at 34 from Walnut. It's gonna be a crazy event. Want everybody to be there. Make sure y'all hit that like button and uh what and uh and show love as well. Now you listen, no, no, for you, young, I'm gonna say one more thing. Like um you got a son, right? And um, you know, you you you you expect things from your son. You expect your son to be a certain way or a certain, you know, you know, type of person. Is it any type of disrespect that your son can do to you that can make you walk away like you want to walk away from like man? Forever? Forever? Not forever. It may be forever, it could be forever. I'll say forever. Like, make him walk away. Like he did say there's something that he could that he can do to make you like, man, I ain't, I'm not dealing with him.

SPEAKER_00 1:18:20

The only thing he can do, man, to say, uh, not deal, send me to jail and lie on me to the police to send me to jail, and then keep coming to court on me and really try to put after that I'm done with him. I can't do nothing else with him because you, you a different type of nigga. You a different type of nigga. Like, my son can even shoot me one time and we get over that. So shooting you is worse than calling the cops in? No, I said calling the cops on me is worse than shooting me. Really? Yeah. You goddamn right. That's what I'm saying. Like, you'd rather him to call a cops on you than shoot you, you can die. You shoot you. I'm I ain't tripping about that. I might not die. And if I do die, I ain't gotta worry about it no more. That's just my logic on it. But calling the cops, like the line and getting me arrested and all that, and especially if I ain't doing nothing to get arrested, like if I'm if I did something wild or I'm in there beating your mom or doing something to your sisters or something like that, if you got siblings or something, then that'll be like, all right, cool. But just to do it, like other than that, yeah, I don't like I don't play them games with women. The woman that called the cops on me, that's a no-go.

SPEAKER_01 1:19:16

Yeah, man. That's a no-go. That's a clear-cut sign, too. We'll probably not have enough. We'll talk about that probably tomorrow. But that's a clear-cut sign that a woman has no respect for you. Yeah, then try to, yeah. Once they start calling the cops on you, it's a good one. So you don't speak.

SPEAKER_00 1:19:28

Hold on. Yeah. Because you don't want to forget. Like you say, that's a clear-cut sign if a woman do that, right? Yeah. But why it ain't a clear-cut sign if your son do it? Because I'm gonna tell you why. Yeah, because I'm gonna have trouble with you because.

SPEAKER_01 1:19:39

Because a woman, a woman uh can can go, you can you can divorce her. That's always gonna be your child. But that don't always gotta be your woman.

SPEAKER_00 1:19:47

Exactly.

SPEAKER_01 1:19:47

So I'm saying so if if it if it's if your woman does that, you know, you might have to move on from her. But you could never really cut the ties of kinship. You can't cut the ties of kinship with your child. So you gotta take that and still try to be a father, but you can distance yourself to where as though he's not able to harm you, man. Because you know it can be crazy. But listen, y'all, once again, if you need some furniture for your house, your crib, you need some furniture. You know, you're moving. You know, the couch is matted down, smashed down. Like you say, we came over jail. This couch is smashed. The leather turn of swing. Okay, come out, contact uh warehouse furniture and bedding distributors. You know, located at 60 6334 Willen Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19142, phone number 215-724-9994. Quality furniture at an affordable price. They got everything: bedding, living room sets, dining room sets, the whole house. You can get it here. Once again, warehouse furniture and bedding distributors located at 6334 Woodland Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19142. Phone number 215-724-9994. Contact them today. Get your furniture today, you know, uh, get your house. You know, because right now is it's moving season right now. Everybody, I think it's better to move in the summer than it is in the winter for me. What do you think, yeah? Move, I hate moving, period, but just moving, you know, moving in the summer is probably a little bit better.

SPEAKER_00 1:21:15

No, hell no. Moving in the summer, probably better. See, no, winter time be drunk. No, it ain't as long as it ain't no snow out there. I ain't sweat. We just was moving with in the wintertime.

SPEAKER_01 1:21:26

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 1:21:27

That was a good move. Until we went out to the imam crib and they ain't shoveled nothing up. Other than that, that was a good move. It was easy. In and out like a crack. Can you imagine how it was the other day, the 4th of July and the 3rd, and moving in them conditions?

SPEAKER_01 1:21:39

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SPEAKER_00 1:22:09

Yeah, call up, man. We got a few minutes left, man. Left people call up, man. Anybody want to ask Talfeek something? Anybody want to ask Mr. Brahim something? And we're going to explain, man. But please, man, show up to this live event that we got on July 18th, man. And what's the address again? With World Live Cafe or Live World Cafe. Y'all always get it mixed up.

SPEAKER_01 1:22:26

World Cafe Live at uh uh 50, uh I'm sorry, 34 from Walnut.

SPEAKER_00 1:22:31

34 from Walnut. Y'all see it. It's gonna be a great time, man. It's gonna be food there, man. It's gonna be it's gonna be a magnificent time. It's gonna be a lot to talk about, too. I got a lot to talk about. I got some things I gotta say to y'all that I never even said up here, but we're gonna talk about it. We're gonna talk about it. We're gonna let the audience answer questions. We're gonna let y'all uh present things to us that you think, you know, things should be this way or whatever. We could talk about it. I'll look at it as like a town hall meeting. You know, them little hick towns back in the day that had their little town hall meetings about anything that was going on in that town. This is our town hall meeting of Philadelphia. That's what it is for me.

SPEAKER_01 1:23:05

You know, um, but I want to go back to something too. Like, you know, like you spoke about, you said, you know, um the difference between your kid calling the cops on you and a woman calling the cops on you, you know, uh, with your kid calling the cops on you, a lot of times that's learned behavior from the from the actual mom. You know what I'm saying? If a kid is quick to call the cops on you, he may got it from his mom. Or, you know what I'm saying? Because that's why he's he he's doing that.

SPEAKER_00 1:23:29

Yeah, but it stops. At a certain age, I start stop, stop, stop. You got your certain age.

SPEAKER_01 1:23:34

But my thing is what I'm saying is because uh if the woman does it, the kid is gonna do it. Yeah. So now the kid is doing it, now you fight against two people, the woman and the and the child, and they and they're calling the cops on you for anything.

SPEAKER_00 1:23:44

Well, well, well, I understand that, but yeah, that that that's who get cut off. You ask me a question, and that's that's that's how I cut it. But you can't cut the kid off by so much. I will. I will. Especially if you went to back end, like I said, if you send me to jail, it's one thing to send me to jail and not go to court. All right, cool. You just was trying to get me out of there. But you in there and you lying and you coming in there and you telling the scene I did, yeah, I I can't fuck with you again. See, think about it. You and then you made what if you lose this case off a line? Because you can't there's a lot of people that lost cases that they didn't do. So now you do seven, eight years. You can come home and be like, damn, he be like, damn dead, I'm trying to get this car. I got 2500, they need another stack. What if you got it?

SPEAKER_01 1:24:20

What if what if a woman uh try to get you locked up, right? And with a serious allegation, but it don't work. It it like they they they they they do their investigation and they don't lock you up. Okay. Are you trusting that woman again? Never. What'd you say?

SPEAKER_00 1:24:42

Everything is up. Everything is up.

SPEAKER_01 1:24:50

It should be cool. There we go. I can hear it now. I can hear the phone now. But yeah, like so the woman does the w the woman does rain. No, I can hear it, I can hear them hear him typing. So the w the woman does that, she tells she she tried to send you to jail.

SPEAKER_00 1:25:04

Yeah, it's over with. All you gotta do is push 911 and they come and you point.

SPEAKER_01 1:25:12

Well if they go in and talk later, yeah, he did this, he did that, he tried to rape me or Bro, you listen to me.

SPEAKER_00 1:25:17

You don't even have to answer that question after what I just said to you. All she got to do is dial 911 and say him. That's all she got to do for me to be done with her forever. You are a woman. Because I know now that anytime things go away, this is your weapon of choice. And for me to stay and actually get locked up one day after you show me. What'd you tell me? Believe a person when they tell you who they are. Tell us from the jealous who you speaking with.

SPEAKER_01 1:25:49

What's up, Matt? Where are you calling from?

SPEAKER_04 1:25:52

Uh I'm I'm calling from here. I live in Northeast, really.

SPEAKER_01 1:25:56

What's up, bro? Shout out to Northeast. From New York?

SPEAKER_04 1:26:00

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 1:26:01

Shout out to New York, shout out to Northeast. What's up, man? What's going on? How can we help you tonight, man?

SPEAKER_04 1:26:06

I've been watching y'all since y'all sorry. I messed with y'all joined.

SPEAKER_00 1:26:16

You probably gotta turn down your radio a little bit because you're breaking up. You probably gotta turn down your radio a little bit.

SPEAKER_04 1:26:21

My bad, bro. Yeah, but um I'll be in the chat. My name leave pack in the chat.

SPEAKER_01 1:26:26

Oh, okay, what's up, man? What's going on?

SPEAKER_04 1:26:29

Yeah, but I was listening to y'all photographs. And I had a situation where I was arguing with one of my soldiers. And like she called the cops, and then when they came, I tried to like rape her and shit, but it was like all a lie just because the argument was a situation like that.

SPEAKER_01 1:27:01

Yeah, your phone breaking up a little bit, a little bit, but I kind of got you. You said that you uh had a shorty, uh, y'all had a situation and she called the cops and you said that you raped her, and the cops came, whatever the case may be. Yeah, if you listen, man, if they don't that, man, you gotta matter how much you love a man, it's gonna be hard, whatever the case may be, but you gotta walk away, bro. I had to walk away from that situation, man. I don't think it's no coming back from from calling cops on you, man, because it's the it's hard, man. And it's hard to come back from me.

SPEAKER_04 1:27:30

Nah, I don't I'm not that type of guy that got a problem with leaving all like trying like all love and stuff.

SPEAKER_01 1:27:38

Yeah, man. So yeah, man, I I'm I'm assuming you're not with her no more. We're not around her no more. I'm assuming that she's gonna be. Nah, nah. Okay, yeah. So you might want to keep it pushing, man. It no matter how hard it is to walk away, but you might have to do it. Go ahead.

SPEAKER_04 1:27:51

One last thing. Um, that comparison you made earlier when you was talking about um when niggas come home from like uh a studio with a Big butt is like the same nigga that come home from jail. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I don't think that's a good comparison, bro.

SPEAKER_00 1:28:07

It's not, but I'm like, no, it's not. I'm talking about some mentality. Like you know, no, it ain't, bro. It's nowhere near. You can find 10, 15 people. No, bro. They've never been captivated.

SPEAKER_01 1:28:18

Thanks, thanks for calling in, bro. We appreciate you, man.

SPEAKER_00 1:28:20

Thank you for telling me for telling him that because he be needing to hear it outside of me sometime. Yeah, he was wrong until they said that, man. Good night, man.

SPEAKER_01 1:28:27

Appreciate you.

SPEAKER_04 1:28:29

No problem, bro.

SPEAKER_01 1:28:30

No, what I was saying was you may find some women that have a in their mental capacity, you know, because we were talking about the physique of the man coming home, the physique. Yes, you want to find women too. You're going to find a woman may have a physique.

SPEAKER_00 1:28:43

You argue something that I'm not even like you, you, you're wrong, bro. I'm talking about the mind capacity of a person that's been incarcerated. No, that's a good idea. Listen, if she was incarcerated, yes, then I agree. A woman out here don't know nothing about that. I don't care if she got uh titties on her head. Like, listen, her mind. It's not gonna be nothing compared to a motherfucker that's coming home from doing a long step of time.

SPEAKER_01 1:29:08

Hear me on, hear me. What I'm saying is we you said the dude come home from jail, his physique is attractive to the woman, but he's messed up mentally. Yes. I'm saying a woman, her physique as far as she may have the problem.

SPEAKER_00 1:29:19

I'm talking about levels, the mental messed up, he. But she can't out here. I give you that. I give you that. I give you her mental is messed up out here. But it may not be worse the guy that's in jail, of course. That's why I said it's left. That's why I agree with still jackets. But she ain't nothing like this nigga though. Her mental capacity ain't nothing like this nigga that just did 25, 26 years in jail, and then he coming straight to society. Like, what women, um, women, um, I'm just gonna say this, man, because I, you know, I've seen my share.

SPEAKER_01 1:29:48

You know, I I I didn't have, you know, probably gonna kill me for this, but I have some people that I that I have grown to do business with. When I met them, a lot of times they didn't have nothing. They was pancake flat, you know what I'm saying, flat in the back, flat and flat in the front. Um and they was humble before they started getting money. Um now they get money. Then they got fat in the back and fat in the front, they got the breast done, lips done, butt done, everything. I'm not knocking them because they can dig it, they get their money, they can do what they want to do with their own money. But the the the arrogance in the in the uh That's the mental in the uh it's like I'll be sitting back looking like that, like, you know, only person that changes is you. The only person that really changes you, your body changes, you attitude changes. Because now you're probably getting so much attention from dudes for the wrong reasons because people looking looking at you, and uh, and uh, it ain't your beauty. I mean, I'm sorry, it's I mean it ain't your mental. It's it's it's it's your it's your it's your your beauty, they're looking at your your butt and your breasts. They ain't coming at you because you're mental, and you may have changed your life. You maybe now you got some money and your arrogance is crazy, you make a new car, and you know, and then some of them front on the man that's in jail or they was messing with and so forth and so on. And it's like I've seen it so many times, like they get money and then everything just changed, man. The mentality changes. Like, it's like they forget.

SPEAKER_00 1:31:15

It ain't just women, women are too.

SPEAKER_01 1:31:17

Yeah, no, no, not more so men though. Men, you can have a we can have a conversation as men sometimes. And it's some men that get arrogant and get stuff, get you know, fleck, but it ain't really to the point of it's just sometimes the women they get real arrogant and cocky a lot of times, man. And it's crazy, man. And you be like, you, and they they forget, like, hold on, we started here and you got here, but your mentality is like crazy. But I still, you know, I these talks with them like, yo, you, you, you, you, you went from you know, not having that, and then you got something, and then your whole mentality is changing, and you're changing the way you talk to people, the way you act, everything. Tell some the gels. Yo, what's up, what's up? We speaking with who? The Bronx. Oh, what's up, man? Who shout out to the Bronx? What's going on?

SPEAKER_02 1:32:12

Nah, what's good, bro? I'm gonna ask you. What? I think you getting mad.

SPEAKER_00 1:32:19

You gotta turn down your radio, bro.

SPEAKER_01 1:32:20

You gotta turn down your radio for us to hear.

SPEAKER_02 1:32:25

I was saying, why do black be getting mad when you be saying not on duty?

SPEAKER_00 1:32:31

The reason why I get mad at him when you know I'm right. He says not on duty. He says not on duty at a point in the conversation when it's extremely serious. That's the only reason why I get mad. But you not because of the not on duty. Regardless of what I'm saying, I know I'm not gay, I don't think about no gay shit. I might say, man, he blew them niggas away. He not on duty. But I guess the way the world is because he got the biggest. But yeah, but that's the that's the that's why.

SPEAKER_02 1:33:01

All right, all right, all right, man.

SPEAKER_01 1:33:03

Shout out to that.

SPEAKER_02 1:33:04

I got you.

SPEAKER_01 1:33:05

Yeah, but I'm right. See, that's a victory for us, not on duty. It was out of power.

SPEAKER_02 1:33:09

But black be wildin', though. I ain't gonna lie.

SPEAKER_01 1:33:12

Yeah, he's wildin'.

SPEAKER_02 1:33:21

I'll be there on the 18th.

SPEAKER_01 1:33:22

Are we waiting? Can't wait to see you, bro. Now duty.

SPEAKER_02 1:33:27

Now pause.

SPEAKER_01 1:33:32

But yeah, like some my the non-duties be warranted, man, you know. Now-duties is warranted, man, you know. Um, but like I said, people change, man. Their mentalities change, but they're parents change, but they but I'm sorry, their parents change, but they they they mental doesn't change what they doesn't enhance. Like the body they enhance for the better, but their mental don't always enhance along with it.

SPEAKER_00 1:33:54

Yeah, the mental ain't, yeah, it can catch up.

SPEAKER_01 1:33:56

Because the attention that they get and they think that it's positive, but it's actually negative attention. A woman may uh may have had uh 10 sexual partners, but now that she got a now that she got a uh her butt done in her breast, that she went from 10 to 30, 40 people because the attention, the attention that she's getting is just like it just enhances, you know what I'm saying? The men coming at them and now they had as a bravado, like they just but it's it's like a it's a million of you, uh sis. There's only one of two of me. Tell us from the jails we speaking with. Tell us from the jails we speaking with. Tell us from the jails who you speaking with. What's up, T? Can can we can't hear you? What's up, T? We can't hear you. You got to turn the TV down, please.

SPEAKER_05 1:34:59

Hello?

SPEAKER_01 1:35:00

Yeah, we can hear you. What's going on, T? How can we help you? It's like going forward and gotta turn the video down if you could. Yeah, yeah, because it's a little delayed. But uh, what's going on?

SPEAKER_05 1:35:14

We where you calling from Philly.

SPEAKER_01 1:35:17

Oh, part of Philly. How can we help you?

SPEAKER_05 1:35:24

What's up? I just wanted to uh I'm gonna subscribe to you all since you started.

SPEAKER_01 1:35:29

I just wanted to air what you was saying about the turn the TV down a little bit, please we can hear in the background. Just turn it down if you can.

SPEAKER_05 1:35:42

Oh subscribe.

SPEAKER_01 1:35:52

It's cool, it's cool. We we can continue on because what's going on? All right, what you gotta say?

SPEAKER_05 1:35:58

No, what I was trying to say was like basically like um you gotta just be uh like for me I'm already naturally shaky, so you naturally what? Because I naturally shake.

SPEAKER_01 1:36:17

Oh, okay, cool. Okay.

SPEAKER_00 1:36:34

Yeah, you gotta turn down your TV something 'cause it's messing with the inner we can't hear you. You gotta turn that down.

SPEAKER_01 1:36:40

Okay. It might be the uh Bluetooth and all because it's messing up with each call, but go ahead. People turn it down. Can you can you uh say it again? Yeah, I don't know what's I don't know why it's why it's doing that. I don't know what the issue is, but we having a hard time hearing you uh if you try to call back if you can. Okay. Appreciate you. I want to put the witch call over here. I mean, I don't know what's going on, but it's John ain't working, but yeah, but you know, the thing about it is this, you know, um, you know, the mentality of the of the people is a little jacked up out here, man, when it comes to people focusing on what's important and and and having morals. A lot of times now we in a time where as though, you know, you know, the plastic surgery makes people turn into Einstein in their minds. You know, but not knocking nobody because people can do what they want to do with their bodies is your choice. I'm just saying that if you're gonna change your body and enhance your body, make sure you enhance your mental as well. Don't be sitting here, you know, your body looks good, but your mental aspect, you know, you still not, you know, focused on what you need to be focused on. You still don't know how to talk to people, you still don't know how to treat individuals, you still you get arrogant and cocky, but you know, it's not it's not good. Always humble yourself. That's just what I want to say about that. I just don't think that, you know, we we we are too focused on it. Even if you look at somebody on Instagram, a lot of times you see people life, everybody happy on Instagram. Nobody's talking about what's really going on a lot of times. Nobody's ever sad really on Instagram. I don't have you ever seen somebody sad on Instagram, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 1:38:22

But not as far as you in between.

SPEAKER_01 1:38:23

Like really crying and saying what's really going on with themselves and really, you know, asking for help. I haven't really seen that. Everybody sitting in front of a car, pulling out money, got jewelry, whatever the case may be. That's why I try to stay off of that, off of it, because it had you scrolling forever, looking at looking at the wrong stuff. But I'm not knocking nobody, that's their life. That's what they want to post on their Instagram. But I just think that if you're gonna change your body, and even the guys too, you're gonna work out in the gym and you working out and you know, running four or five miles and you're doing push-ups and pull-ups, but your your mental is still of a, you know, your mentality is still off, you gotta fix that as well. Along with the, you know, the muscles and everything that you that you're working on with the push-ups and the pull-ups. You know what I'm saying? Yo, he's talking about some maybe down north with BBLs. I I get it, man. Is it's just the way of the world, man. You don't know everybody, it's just so much fake stuff going on, man, out here in the world. You can't really you be fooled. You know what I mean? It looked tight, but it don't feel right. You know what I mean? I'm duty. You know?

SPEAKER_00 1:39:26

Dark skin beauty said, I hear you, feet, but if my stomach gets flat, I'm acting funny on them.

SPEAKER_01 1:39:31

I know that's right, Dark Skin Beauty. Yeah, I get it. But I'm pretty sure you're gonna you're gonna have your mental. The way you talk, where you speak, is gonna be intact. I would I would definitely believe that from you, Dark Skin Beauty. You know what I'm saying? Because that's gonna make you a 10 for sure for sure. You know what I mean? And I mean I'll do it. Tell us from the jails. We speaking with.

SPEAKER_03 1:39:57

What's up? It's R.

SPEAKER_01 1:39:58

What's up, R, man? Where are you calling from?

SPEAKER_03 1:40:00

Yeah, man. I was listening to what you were saying. I ain't never had Instagram, Facebook. What's that other shit that was out? That shit's fake. But TikTok.

SPEAKER_01 1:40:13

Mm-hmm. All that, like like my man.

SPEAKER_03 1:40:16

When they in your face, they're not gonna be able to do it.

SPEAKER_01 1:40:18

All smoke and mirrors, man. Yeah, you you you you meet a woman and you know, even a guy, I'm not saying I'm not just seeing out the woman because it's men too. Men go to the gym and work out and you know, be in shape, but their mentors are they don't know how to, you know, maintain a household or be be a good man, or and it's all these different things. Yeah. So you as we're working out our our our bodies, you gotta work out, work out our minds, our mentors, man, and try to you know be better. You know what I mean? I'm just saying that too. You know, we all want to just point aim at the woman, but the men too, man. We gotta we gotta we gotta we gotta be better leaders for sure.

SPEAKER_03 1:40:50

No doubt. Congratulations on y'all live show, man. Appreciate it.

SPEAKER_01 1:40:57

Come through, man.

SPEAKER_03 1:40:58

Gotcha. Saliva.

SPEAKER_01 1:41:02

Well Dark Sky Beauty says it's gonna make me at 12. I hear that. You're gonna be at 12, huh? You gonna be at the show, Dark Skip Beauty? And then she's gonna be there coming from New York. She's gonna be up there. Yeah, shout out to Empath, assistive care. Man, you need home care. You know, you're either you're in Philadelphia or New Jersey. Empath is the place to go. You know what I mean? So listen, man, but get up out of here, man. You know, uh, we thank everybody for calling in. If y'all got like two more minutes left before we get up out of here, phone lines is open and available 215-316-4492, 215-316-4492. Uh, once again, man, we appreciate everybody in the chat, man, for sure. Turkey Bands, Dark Skin Beauty, Tatted 215, you know, James the Flames. Shout out to my guy, Love T Queen, uh, Wadia 267, uh, Empath. Everybody that's in the chat, man. Everybody here.

SPEAKER_00 1:41:56

Dark Skin Beauty said she got our ticket already. She got a ticket. She ain't coming down with no New York mommies, Dark Skin Beauty. You ain't bringing the mommies to hear the message. Dark skin beauty gonna be in there with the with the whole gang. Turkey bands. I mean, not Turkey Bands, uh uh James the Flame. He's waiting on uh Dark Skin Beauty. They might get married at the at the uh Yeah, they might get made, they might turn the live into a goddamn ceremonial point.

SPEAKER_01 1:42:23

See, uh James drop down on one knee. Now I'm duty. My bad. Proposed rather. But yeah, y'all, man, you know, uh, once again, we love y'all, man. Appreciate y'all. Thank y'all for everybody who's been supporting us on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, all platforms. We are climbing up the charts on Apple Podcasts, man. And um, you're gonna see uh Black Pratt real soon. Really gonna be uh, I know they said he's gonna be breathing again real soon, I believe. Uh we are um, you know, doing uh hella good on uh Spotify. Uh we're doing, you know, we just our podcast is just reaching levels uh by the grace of Allah and also by the support from the fans and also by this guy here, man, because you know, I say this all the time, man. You know, his realness and his authentic self is propelling this podcast, man. I'm just up here just tagging along, just you know, along for the ride.

SPEAKER_00 1:43:16

No, you ain't definitely tagging along for the ride because without you, I wouldn't be real that I am up here. It's too authentic. Without you, you are the water to the plant that I need to grow.

SPEAKER_01 1:43:25

Okay, man, I appreciate it. If it makes sense.

SPEAKER_00 1:43:26

So don't never discredit it, because I wouldn't be up here with anybody else this comfortable. Anybody else.

SPEAKER_01 1:43:33

Yeah, man. We know we we we we uh getting it done, man. So I just want to say once again, I appreciate y'all um, you know, for supporting us as we continue to uh move into the next chapter.

SPEAKER_00 1:43:44

And love five point, not to cut you off, Feek. Our uh I G is uh Tells from the Gels, T-A-L-E-S, From the Gels. It's gonna be a micro uh a picture of a microphone. And it should be red. Dots they post.

SPEAKER_01 1:43:57

Put it in the chat so they can see it, uh, Tofi.

SPEAKER_00 1:44:00

Tells Tells for the Gels.

SPEAKER_01 1:44:02

IG. Yeah, put it, yeah. We um we on we on all platforms, TikTok, Tells from the Gels, Facebook. Go follow us on Facebook as well. We're on Facebook for sure. Um we on all platforms, man. Uh I want to say this too, man. The merch will be available real soon. Merch is actually getting printed up as we speak. So y'all can get the shirts, alignment rate, tell uh uh not on duty, uh crunchy, uh whatever else we we decided to put out there.

SPEAKER_00 1:44:27

Good CD Bills. Black, what's the first whip you grabbing when that check? I'm trying to, I'm see, when the check comes through, I'm still trying to be a weasel because I'm trying to hold it. It ain't about getting the check, right? It's easy to get the check. Well, I ain't gonna say easy, but when you got the hard part is maintaining the check. I'm gonna try to swindle him out the truck that I crashed. Because that motherfucker boy, if I can't do that, then I'm gonna go ahead and try to probably go ahead and find me one of them trucks, man, at a reasonable cost, man. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 1:44:55

I can't wait, man. I just uh I always say this all the time, man. You know, whenever, you know, with with with success has to come with discipline. Nah. You have to when it when whenever you become successful, you have to have discipline. You have that discipline, and everything that you have, you have any discipline is gonna show. A fool of his money shall part. Believe that. Believe that. You gotta know when to hold them and when to fold them. You know? And you gotta know how to say no. That word, no, uh, Wallow's book is out. I don't know the name of it, but a good book, man. Good read. If y'all were looking for Wallow's book, shout out to Wallow. But listen, man, better get up out of here. I want to thank everybody who's been uh supporting us once again. Anything you else you want to say before we go, young?

SPEAKER_00 1:45:38

Thank and be there and don't be square at this event. The heat is out, so the meat is gonna be out. Be there. Yeah, y'all. Thank y'all, man.

SPEAKER_01 1:45:48

We out of here. Thank y'all for supporting us. Don't forget to hit the like button before we get before y'all go.