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Village Talk: Better Late Than Never
Nothing brings out raw honesty like Monday conversations between old friends. In this unfiltered episode, we dive headfirst into community drama that's been playing out on Facebook, offering our take on how longstanding feuds might finally find resolution—whether through mediated conversation or the more direct approach some situations seem to demand.
The conversation shifts to modern-day realities as we tackle Southwest Airlines' controversial policy of charging passengers of size for two seats. While unanimously agreeing it's fair, our discussion reveals deeper insights about personal space, respect, and social expectations. But things really heat up when we debate dating economics—how much should you spend on a first date? With answers ranging from $200 to $500 and passionate defenses of each position, we break down what constitutes necessary spending versus optional flexing. Is buying a new outfit part of your date budget or a personal choice? The answers might surprise you.
We don't shy away from heavyweight topics, analyzing NFL star Tyreek Hill's massive divorce settlement with all its financial implications, while also exploring the subtle ways race and culture shape our everyday experiences and choices. Throughout it all, our genuine friendship shines through as we challenge each other's perspectives without compromising respect—even planning a future buffet tour that promises to be both delicious and entertaining.
Whether you're here for the community insights, relationship talk, or just the unfiltered banter between friends, this episode delivers authentic conversation that will leave you feeling like you're right in the room with us. Subscribe now and join our growing village of listeners who appreciate keeping it real.
Oh, we live y'all. What's up, man? Let me turn the music off. Oh, we live y'all. What's up, man? Let me turn the music off. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. What's up man? What's up Vance? How y'all doing, man? It's another Monday. We here late start. Better late than never. What's happening y'all V? What's happening, baby? How you doing? I'm hurting man. I'm happening, baby. How you doing? I'm hurting man. I'm hurting baby. I ain't going to even lie to you, I'm hurting. I'm playing catch up, trying to get it back in the road.
Speaker 1:What happened to you, man? You had too much fun this weekend out being unavailable. I fucked around and got sick. I got sick, baby. I don't know if it's a cold. You wasn't supposed to touch the bulls. No, no, no, no, no, no. It wasn't even none of that. I think I was just in a club around too many motherfuckers. It was a bunch of sick motherfuckers in there. Obviously I went in there, perfectly fine.
Speaker 1:Thanks for the invite, bro. I would have loved to come to the club. Everybody knew. I told everybody I didn't know, I didn't know you were in New York. I didn't know, I knew you wasn't coming to Atlanta. What if I told you? What if I told you I was at my house right now, I know that would be cap, because I know that them folks need to see you in the morning. That's one thing that you, them folks got to see you in the morning.
Speaker 1:Rue, yeah, bright and early, I'm going to take off. When they start to drive back home, well, you can. I mean you're going to take off, but you're going to give them a notice. You ain't just going to get up and go. No, no, no, no, no. I'm going to Listen. You already know, I know.
Speaker 1:What's crazy is this is a big company. I don't have to go through my manager for off days. I just put them in and click the days. I want it HR approved. Oh, that's facts. Yeah, that's facts. That's how it is with big companies. You ain't got to do all that carrying out. That's what I'm saying. I ain't got to go through. And they preach, and they preach. Yeah, they email me and say, oh no, they do. Sure they do. So that's why I might not take them. You know, let me get that little check at the end of the year. Yeah, shit, they leave me about 60 hours here. Give me a full 40. I take that 20 for vacation. Nah, man, you should just come to Cartersville and waste your off time on that. I'll probably never come back there.
Speaker 1:If I come back to Cardiff Same reason why my dumbass did it for 10 years in the military. Let me waste my time off of fucking Cardiff. That's because you miss your friend. You know that. Ain't Rue different bro, rue, he different. Rue don't care about none of that. He don't care about me missing his friends. He'll FaceTime us. He'll tell us to come up to him. Come on, you had so much fun out there, man.
Speaker 1:I'll tell y'all, some of the most fun and just probably when me and Rue really locked in was when I was overseas and he was overseas and it was just certain times of the night. We're the only niggas up in our friend group, so he's the only nigga I can talk to. I'm like shit because I'm behind him, but you know he be pausing. He be up. You know because he be up late. I might get back from the bars and the clubs and shit, because we had curfew and I just hit up Rude, see that nigga up, because it'd be like 6 in the morning. You ain't up. Who you Now? You know back when I was in San Diego, you would be up late. I'm always up late. Then you got soft. I'm AC somewhere along the line. My nigga just got soft. He said I gotta go to bed. He used to be up. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:I remember one time me, vj, and my boy and my man I ain't going to say no names across the street. Man, we was at the table shouting up till like seven in the morning. One time, you talking about the hardest one, paws, you talking about the hardest one, cause. Yeah, there you go, we ain't got to say nothing. The hardest one, nancy. You know who we're talking about. I already know. Shout out, my nigga. Hard Nod, man, you already know what time it is. One time for the one time. Yeah, that's for damn sure.
Speaker 1:Man, we sat at the table with like seven niggas those are my rolling boogers and drinking liquor. Ru wasn't even drinking liquor like that. He sat over there with me and Nard and knocked that goddamn bottle out. Hey, but a shout-out to Nard, because Nard really inspired something. You know what I mean? Looking for Nard, I'm trying to get fucked up. Yeah, that's the one. Shout-out to Posey. Shout-out to my boy, rudy. Happy birthday, my nigga, but like who is Rudy? Uh, who was Rudy? Gavin? Call the nigga Gavin man. Nobody know who Rudy is. They're going to think the other Rudy.
Speaker 1:I'm not you talking about being here. Yeah, I was talking about being here. Oh, no, I wasn't talking about being here. I was talking about Gavin. But, like we used to when young niggas used to be here, I was talking about looking for Nod, and they started looking for Nod. They found him, though they got fucked up. That's all right then. That's all right then.
Speaker 1:D-know what's the word? Baby, tell me something good. What you been up to? Oh, baby, just dribbling this ranch on this living pepper teriyaki. No, you ain't D, you ain't doing it like that. Keep that front dribbling. You ain't messing up like that.
Speaker 1:Over there is you. Is it over with me and White Rice? Talk to me. I'm trying to say look, all you do is go over there and get your little dirty rice. Little dirty rice. You heard I said it Rue. Is that over with me? And White Rice? Sometimes I amaze myself. Oh my, how do you amaze yourself, dino? Nah, this drizzle just so crazy Out of my Roots. What you get up to fool. Nah, nah, nah. Let's stay on. D. Hey D, how was your weekend, man? What you do this weekend, um, okay, oh, let him finish, he can get himself together. Nah, we good, we're going to come back to you. We have to do a podcast now. Go ahead, dino, finish it.
Speaker 1:I went to a Christian retreat this weekend. I served. I wasn't a part of it. What's wrong with you? What's going on, man? Keep going, dean. I'm sorry, dean, that tickled me. Resume. But yeah, man, it was good man, very powerful.
Speaker 1:If y'all ever want to go, I'll sponsor y'all. It's called Casillo, so you know. Look it up, do your own research. We ain't even got to worry about that, dino. Well, I know what you.
Speaker 1:I'm just talking to V and Lee. Tell me a little more about it, dink, or can you talk about it? I'm going to have to slap him. It's an experience. V. I would say that it's one of them things where I don't want to say too much because I don't want to ruin the experience for you.
Speaker 1:I tell you, my baby mama I shouldn't say Makia, riley's mama she told me she had served in one of those, she had went to one and then she served one of us up and she said one thing about it, you find out who you is, and you might do a bunch of crying that week, but it's a good time. She said you're going to be a bunch of crying, yeah, it's going to be that, but he's an only child girl. He is right, though. You're going to find yourself, and whatever relationship you got with God is going to make it a little bit more personal. You know what I mean. I have a question for you, dean, like real question, not even being funny, because you know I'm a skeptic of going to that conference, not because I'm against the conference, but because I don't know if I'm ready to change my life yet. What's the difference between that and the FCA camps? I ain't been to an FCA camp in almost 15 years. Is it more personal or something? Huh, is it more personal or something? I would say it's more personal. And then there's a teaching element to it where you know you're getting all these different lessons from not just pastors but just folks that love the Lord. So, yeah, it's different, it's different. Thanks, thanks, thanks. Okay now, I think that's dope, and I actually wanted you to like highlight that because I think it's dope, and I actually wanted you to highlight that because I think it's important.
Speaker 1:Despite rude beliefs and feelings, we still want to spread the good word of God around here. Sometimes that's the problem. I stand by it, though why is that the problem? Why you got to spread it? Just keep it to yourself. That be my thing. That goes against what God tells us. We supposed to spread the good work. Until I see that in writing, I'll believe it.
Speaker 1:Read your bible, man. I'm gonna send it to you. What you say D, I'm gonna send it to you the old testament or the new testament? You gotta ask D he. You're going to send me the Old Testament or the New Testament. You got to ask me. You know he more locked in than me.
Speaker 1:I didn't make the curse this week. I was asleep. I thought they made Baba study, so the wilds can go get their freak on. What's wrong? What the fuck is wrong with you? What's wrong with him? Why do you say shit like that and you lie. So you know you were repeating it. Bj, bj, bj.
Speaker 1:You know I talk from experience. I don't talk from nothing else, I talk from experience. I talk from experience. This is what I see when I'm at the church. Damn, why she over there talking to him? I just see that talking to him, you only go off what you see. That's the only thing I go, vijay, when I say I had crazy thoughts. I had crazy thoughts Like I really got there, hurt somebody. That's what I'm trying to tell. You had to get somewhere, I feel it.
Speaker 1:Ru, hey, real quick V. Does it bother you sometimes that Ru be right? Yeah, no, actually, I actually just called him last. I think it was like the week, was it a week or two ago? It was a week or two ago. No, vijay, it was my first time talking to you in about three weeks. That's a cop, ru. Don't start all that shit. We talk like two weeks, ru. We talk like two weeks. We don't have the phone. No more. Bruh, it was only last week. I called DJ every day last week and he called me back once.
Speaker 1:I got sick Wednesday. I got sick Thursday Excuse me, I got sick Thursday and I'm really just now climbing over that ladder. Them first two, three days. Boy, I was down bad Bro. I was just calling you Fighting for my life. I was just calling you because I love you and I'm concerned about my friends and I appreciate that and I love you too, but it was just a fact. I just want to see what's going on back home.
Speaker 1:Sometimes, when I get in that mode I can't talk, when I start feeling bad, when I get in that mode I can't talk, I can't look, I can't do nothing. Then I start having them crazy thoughts. Rude, I don't want to have those with my friends and shit. I don't even answer the phone. I get myself distant answer the phone. I get myself this. I just look, see, that's what I'm saying. You start laughing when I say I'm ready to kill me a nigga. But you ain't See, and I don't say shit like that. I may say choke or slam, or I'm like people's elbow, motherfucker, but I ain't doing. I don't want to kill nobody. Yeah, I don't want to kill nobody, but I do get ready to jump through the FaceTime screen sometimes that's all it is here. I'm talking about just thoughts. Like bro, I got to get the hell out of here if I hurt something. Oh man, that's why I'm moving to the city.
Speaker 1:Blue, blue, blue. You better get up out of here before you get swole. I'm telling you shit, blue, you ain't nothing, aba clue. You ain't nothing, aba clue. You didn't quit, you ain't nothing. You DJ quit, you ain't nothing man. Let's jump in it y'all. Let's jump in it Real quick. Before we jump into it, make sure y'all go follow us on Instagram and TikTok at Village Vets Pod. Subscribe on YouTube Village Vets Podcast.
Speaker 1:This is culturally inappropriate. Let's get it the first topic of the day. We're bringing it in like this. I know y'all seen that crazy shit on Facebook last week. I know y'all seen that crazy shit on the book last week. What happened, vijay, I'm going to stick this week. Y'all. I'm going to talk about Terry Richards and his favorite mama and Dee Henderson. Who else is on there? Cb, but you named drop. You crazy. They didn't name drop, they didn't kill. Damn, you saw a name drop.
Speaker 1:See, I was afraid when I put this topic on here because you know I was worried that y'all niggas would be scared to walk around in the city if we actually talked about some real stuff that went on here. But you know, I mean we can do it, I'm. You know, I'm a one anyway. So, hey, let's bring it in the right way. Let's bring it in the right way. So what jumpstarted all that carrying on?
Speaker 1:I've seen, I've seen a couple of little tweets. I mean not tweets, but a couple of Facebook posts and then it skyrocketed. I saw D say something that could ruffle some feathers and then I saw Terry say some shit that make a nigga go sit down in their room in the dark by themselves. You really think about this. Nigga is either talking crazy about me or he lying on me, but either way, I can't allow this to be the truth. That's how I read it.
Speaker 1:So I'm saying in the first part of what exactly was these? You know, you know the back story better than all of us. So I feel like you should just tell us what I can't now. That's why I told you I can't tell nobody's story, because I don't know. I feel like you should just tell us what guys tell you. That's why I told you I can't tell nobody's story, because I don't know the story. I don't know the whole story, I know bits and pieces. You know that Terry Richards' boss man, and D Henderson been beefing on Facebook for years. I don't know. I can see it and I'm just trying to figure out the why. The why is something that we can't answer. That's what I'm saying. We can't answer that question because we ain't got the source here. If we get the source here.
Speaker 1:Y'all are invited to come sit on the couch and tell your story. Hey, boss, man, terry Richards, you also on a separate week when they're not here because we don't want any drama up here at my house and invited to come sit on this couch and tell your story. We just want to get the story out there for y'all. So come on, come on and tell the story For sure. Back to Vijay tell them the story.
Speaker 1:Well, I mean, I just feel like me personally. I ain't telling no story. I just said I feel like me personally, I do. We got to get all that shit taken care of, because the Ville is just the Ville we known for love. Man, I feel like all that shit be crazy. No, we ain't. That's the way I was feeling six months ago.
Speaker 1:Well, no, personally, what was you saying? The Ville ain't full of love, because I mean you, the mayor. So tell us what's going on. I'm just talking about it. I want them to get it out of their system. It's been going on too long. I ain't saying they got to fight, but they need to see each other Boxing match. I want to see a fight. They need to get that out of their system. It's been going on too long. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1:Now, me personally, I want it done the right way. So a boxing match would be cool, but I think a sit-down just needs to be happening, a mediated sit-down. You want something like a one-on-one, both of them, two, yeah, but it's going to have to be somebody else in the room. Who's security the thing is, bro, I honestly think, just by listening to one side of the story, I guarantee if one of them sit, if one person, if they can agree to sit down and have a conversation, all that shit can be dead. I definitely think it could be dead.
Speaker 1:But, like you said, I definitely think, just because of how long it's been going on, how long that shit been dragged out, it may need to get I ain't going to say need it, may have to get physical just a little bit, just because both of them done said some crazy shit. Well, let's sponsor the boxing match man Sponsor. I mean, sometimes folks ain't want to put no gloves on Some of them, folks on the field. You know I want to make a nigga bleed, exactly, you know. It's just going to be different. It's going to be one of them things, bro, me personally, I think it'll be healthy for both of them just to get everything out.
Speaker 1:But again, like I said, cb&d, you know we already had this chop up. I'm waiting on y'all. I'm waiting on y'all to come on up here. Village Vets, we need to see y'all Tap it in. And let me say this Do they want to talk turkey? Damn, you know, I'm trying to talk turkey. We ain't trying to promote or boost up all that extra message shit from Facebook. It's just a part of the reality. Everybody's seen it and that's more so. What I'm saying. At the end of the day, we community you know what I mean we all gotta be around each other. We grew up together, you know. I'm just saying that's real, though we need to settle it. It need to be settled, but it don't gotta be violence. You know what I mean. You say that. I don't say that. Say what you saying. We'll let Rue rebuttal. Nah, I said what I said earlier.
Speaker 1:I think if you put somebody who they respect in a room with them, they can sit down and have a conversation and let it be bygone, be bygone. Who do you think that person could be? Because I think that three years ago we could call Buck to do it. But who do you actually think could be that person? I almost hung up the goddamn phone man. How the fuck I could have gotten that bullshit. No, no, no, I don't think he was getting the bullshit, but I think he's the right person that could actually, that could keep people being respectful in the conversation to get to where we're trying to go. So I'm asking who could be the person to facilitate that conversation? That's respected by both. Hell, no, that's respected by both. Somebody like they, not about to sit down with nobody. I don't know who that person is. I'm saying if somebody don't like somebody, they not about to sit down with them. But I'm saying, though, they also almost 40. So fighting makes you look crazy at this age.
Speaker 1:I seen two grown niggas hooking in the middle of the street the other night Over in the meatpacking district and then pause. Then the police beat the shit out of both of them Over in the meatpacking district. Will you quit saying that? Is that what you recorded? Is that what you had on? I couldn't get my phone out. I couldn't get my phone out quick enough to see the two niggas hooking. By the time I got my phone out, they on tap About three niggas on tap I'm talking about. I'm talking about punching them in the back of one nigga I'm talking about. I'm talking about punching him in the back of the head.
Speaker 1:What was funny, though, is you had your. When you first put your camera out, buddy, he wouldn't look. So does he look that? You turned the camera fast as hell. Yeah, I was trying to beat you on me Like damn my bad bro, you turned on your soul, bro.
Speaker 1:And then that one, then that one nigga he was. So that one nigga was a soldier, but that whooping their ass he would. They was on the ground. He was punching one, he was punching one female in the back of the head. Then they all started whooping his ass, all like damn welcome to new york, hey man. Yeah, he has a nerve to try to say hey man, you should come up here and be NYPD Shit.
Speaker 1:They starting out 95, 95,000 or 90,000, what you say. It started off within two years. You up to 120, you crazy, I'm going to be a cop down up to 90,000. Then you know, I got the 10 years of military time and all of that. So you might go in on a 120 piece and you acting.
Speaker 1:But here's the problem. If I got to go down to the meatpacking district and they doing all that fighting in the meatpacking district, I'm packing my taser. I'm not whooping, no man. Well, you see that what they got, taser. One thing about it is the NYPD, one of the biggest fraternities in the world. Man, ain't nobody finna play with them. I ain't on top of that. Look here man. Look here man.
Speaker 1:If you get twisted, I ain't paying so much ass up on every side of the street, nah, v, v. Take off, they shit and say come on See, no, no, no, that's only them select few. All them motherfuckers ain't doing that. Ru man, the one dude, because one dude was going crazy. He said you want me to let you out and we can do this. So let me ask so you think Carl Winslow will get his motherfucking ass out and say that to one of your nigg going to do V? Hold on, you want to do this? Come on. That's what I'm saying. It's only a select few that are doing that. Hey, hold on, damn it V. You think I want my water? You think I want my taser? You want that, goddamn taser. You like me? I ain't trying to fight.
Speaker 1:It's some of them, folks out there that want to get a little contact out there, see if they still got it. I ain't worried about still having it. I'm worried about putting you in these goddamn cuffs in the backseat of this Crown Vic. No, they ain't got no Crown Vic. Well, they got a roof. No, I want a Crown Vic. No, they got everything I done.
Speaker 1:Seen the new Mustang in it wrapped in NYPD. I don't seen Nigga, they got that. Georgia State Patrol got that new Mustang. Yeah, I was about to say I've never seen that. That's not me, you know, I know. That's what I just said. I don't see. No, I don't see. No, oh, the SUV, the truck, yeah, the Mustang truck is what got me something. Oh, no, I'm talking about the 2025, the car they got. Yeah, nah, nah, nah, I'm talking about the Mustang truck. And I looked at my rear view and said, hey, rube, it's over with Got me. And it was, oh. And then they got. Well, they got everything, bro. They got the hybrid car. I see the Jetta undercover pulling the nigga over. I said hold on now. I want to work on the cover, I want to be uniform. I want everybody to know I'm the police. That's a little cold punching me in the chest, but let's move it on.
Speaker 1:Y'all Speaking of fights, I want to jump a little crazy. Y'all folks coming to Atlanta, rue you coming to Atlanta, y'all trying to bring in that Tank and Jake Paul man, that's a money grab for Texas 19. Oh, my bad, tank got in trouble. That's a money grab for Tane 21st, 19th. Oh, my bad, my bad. Is it real? No, tane got in trouble. Tane got in trouble and the other fight got canceled. What you mean? Nah, that's not what happened. This fight paid more money and he said hey, nigga, fuck you, I'm gonna get this bag. I'll fight you later.
Speaker 1:And this one Is win or lose or draw. It don't really matter, nigga, he was going to get money, regardless of who he fights, not Jake Paul money, though. They talking about $100 million for this fight. Come on now. Oh shit, go get that money. You know what I'm saying? He gave Mike Tyson big ass. What $15 million. You think he ain't going to be an exhibition fight though? Yeah, exactly yeah, it ain't going to matter. It don't matter if he get put to bed or if he put Jake's ass down, it's still going to be.
Speaker 1:We want to see him fight. My thing is don't get in there. I don't know if Jake probably ever had to fight. Has that been announced or is that just in talks? No, it's been announced. I'm saying it's fine. Yeah, I don't know if they can burn. He needs to go in there and whoop Jake's ass. Though that's what I want to see. I want to see Jake get his ass Bruh.
Speaker 1:It's y'all folks, and that sound good, because I want them to too. But we got to remember Tank had 135, 140. Jake Paul about 220. Y'all got to understand that. Why they even fight, why they even fight A hundred million, why they even fight $100 million. Y'all about that. $100 million shit. I get in there and get the square out of his over there. He's in the 200s and Tank is like 130, 140,. Nigga, I get it For $100 million. Rue shit. I'll test it with anybody. Give me Lenny Lewis big ass right now. I'm lying. Give me $500,000. I'll get in that swang on Mike Tyson right now.
Speaker 1:These niggas out here will grab their ankles for $100 million. You're asking a nigga to go do his job for $100 million. Why are you so freaky tonight? What the hell wrong with you, what the hell wrong with it? Man, it's somebody listening to this show right now who will do some Kung Fu. They'll do Kung Fu with Kenny for $100 million, bro, like it's just real. Oh well, there's a bunch of niggas that'll do something for $100 million. Now, $100 million, that's a different ball game.
Speaker 1:Hey, a bunch of them on that tee out. Hey, you got the tee out man. Hey, pull up the tee man. What's that? What's that? What are you talking about? Man, when I see my cousin on a horse on the tee out, what the fuck is the tee out? Who on your cousin on a horse on the tee out? George, george, jay's not on the tee out. Jay's not on the damn teeapp. Jay, jay ain't on the damn t-app. Yes, he is. He's the only one from you all on the t-app. Oh shit, he on the t-app.
Speaker 1:Chris ellison, make the t-app, yeah, but they say that you gotta be, uh, some hating, some hating women on that. It gotta be the only reason you get put on the t-app. Damn Damn my computer. That's all it is, though. That's all it is.
Speaker 1:What does the T-app do? It's women on there telling the truth about men to prepare war on other women so that if they live in that area and they encounter those men, they know what to expect. What do you mean? The truth, these, you bunch of hating assholes, man, they're telling their truth, rue, you know what? Basically telling who they're having sex with, yeah, yeah, and saying they're gay.
Speaker 1:There's a lot of them that they say they're gay. Oh God, why do they make men gay when men don't do what they want? I swear to God, I was gonna say that shit, be weak. I feel like that. Right, there is one thing you can throw with it, bro. What's your man? We don't do what they want to do.
Speaker 1:So they start trying to throw little daggers at you on your name, saying you put off with god. Then get back in the camera, rip that wing up, like you just did. Big boy, back in the camera, rip that wing up like you just did. Big black shield, yeah, yeah, but no, that's what? But? But no, that's what they do when they, when they don't get their way and especially if you ain't trying to give them their way, oh, they just gonna do whatever they can to hurt you and break your spirit. I've not lived that personally. Oh yeah, you know lo's mama, don't try to break my spirit.
Speaker 1:She good to me, gotta get my medicine back in here, boy. That shit ain't good. You need some Theraflu. I got some Theraflu in there. We'll pour a little water in there, we'll heat it up and everything for you, cause you know, vj over here, he got a cold and it's been kicking my chest in out of my. That's one of the main reasons we got started so late. For real, I was supposed he got a cold and it's been kicking my chest in Out of my. That's one of the main reasons we got started so late. For real, I was supposed to get my ass over here. It's like 7 o'clock done slept and just overslept Rue. I grabbed that little 15-minute shit. I got on my back. I didn't wake up by an hour.
Speaker 1:Y'all got that weak-ass Wi-Fi over there. Who? Yeah, nah, it's we. You know we plugged in the Ethernet to try to make it better. But fuck you, what's going on? We breaking up a little bit.
Speaker 1:I guess I've been here just fine. I mean, we can't see him. So he probably in front of the Marcy Projects or some shit. That is bullshit. I said you probably in front of Marcy Projects or some shit. That is that is. I said you probably in front of Marcy Projects. Y'all shit bad. You don't want to blame them. Well, shit, let's keep it moving.
Speaker 1:Then let's bring it to the next topic when you want to go with that, lee. You know, southwest they are starting to charge fat ass niggas for two seats on the plane, like be overweight? Yeah, is fat ass niggas for two seats on the plane, like be overweight? Yeah, is that is that fair? Hell, yeah, it's fair. If your big ass gonna take up two seats and I gotta sit over here scrunched up and I done paid full price.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I feel that. Though I do feel that now, sometimes that row of three need to be a row of two, I do feel. But that's when you just go and you ask for that exit row, you tell me y do feel it. But that's when you just go and you ask for that exit row, you're telling me y'all mind doing all that shit you gotta do. If there's a plane going down, I hold out, make sure everybody get out, all that. Look here, you know, oh, I love when I do that. Oh God, I be so sleepy. Every time Before the plane take off I go to sleep. If anything happen, I'm fucked. I'm absolutely fucked. There ain't even no, in-between with me. When we got on that plane I think you know Ruity by the time we got on the plane I was asleep before we even could take off. Good, you know what I'm saying. I'm signed up. Ball hit the head, man. I like how D moved to the side to eat D.
Speaker 1:How do you feel about Southwest? Do you think they're discriminating against the fat folks by making them buy two seats? They are, but they're also encouraging us to do better. If your ass take up two seats, you need to pay for two seats. Simple as that. Why are you so god damn wild?
Speaker 1:I'm saying, do you think what if they? What if they got? Like what's that shit? Big bone got thyroid problems or whatever? Don't thyroid make you gain weight fast? I don't know. I really don't know, but you gotta think about what gaining weight does to you. It's going to be. I mean, it's going to slow you down. You know it's going to make people annoyed with you because you barely can make it through the aisle. Then you got to sit beside them, motherfucker, you know what I mean. It's hard enough. It's hard enough getting your shit, putting the shit up top and on the plane. You know what I mean, ain't nobody trying to stand behind? No big, slow-ass person all day? Shit. Time is money, nigga, money is time.
Speaker 1:If you're going to get on this plane, big as hell, you need to pay extra, and that's the only thing to say about it. What about you, lee? Do you feel that? Well, you just said you feel the same way. Yeah, yeah, dean said the stuff I want to say.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I've sat in the middle seat next to a wide load on a plane before and it's just like I should get half off on this ticket. Man, why am I sitting here like this? You can't complain. I mean, you can complain, but if the flight is full, where the fuck you going? I gotta get to where I'm going. You right, I just gonna put the headphones in now. Just think about it. If I would have raised hell on one of my trips, I'd go see Cindy and then not fly the day I'm supposed to fly. How the fuck she gonna feel? Yeah, nah, you right, you couldn't just be next to this big, wide load for four hours just to come see me. It's tight enough. I'm not finna, buy a first class ticket because I'm sitting next to some big ass person. You know what I mean. I shouldn't next to some big ass person. You know what I mean. I shouldn't have to do shit like that. Come on, man Y'all. You get too old, yeah, too old. I support sitting the two motherfuckers together.
Speaker 1:But D how you feel about the tennis player? I don't even know her name because I didn't feel like looking it up, but now she's saying she's charging $1,000 for a date because her OnlyFans done went up. $1,000 for a date. $1,000 for a date? Yeah, if you want to get a first date, you got to drop a rack just to see her. Is she fine? Oh, that's the dark side of the story. Fuck, how fine she is. Well, no, because it depends on what you at If you in the tennis bracket, if you a tennis bracket player I said tennis bracket. If she's a professional tennis player, right, yeah, she got a big bone in her. Check her out. Hey man, let me tell you something.
Speaker 1:The older I get, the more I realize that shit is so surface level. I'm not paying you $1,000 to do nothing. I wouldn't pay you $1,000 for a goddamn tennis lesson, and that's valuable. And that's your profession, yeah, that's your profession. For a date, you can get the fuck out of here.
Speaker 1:Well, how much money is too much to trick on a first date? $10? It depends what you consider tricking To my date Going out on a date. How much money is too much money to spend to hang out with a girl for the first time? I'll say, look, I'm not trying to go past $250. And that's me being generous. I must really like your air, but you were nice, nigga. Dane, just the world we live in, though, ruth, you know to me, if I want the date to keep going, I'm gonna have to keep paying.
Speaker 1:So we go to the movies. I must spend about 75 hours and then movies on the first date. Nigga, you don't even know her, bro. I'm just saying, I'm just giving examples. What's wrong with that? Movies for first dates are a terrible idea. Not if you go before. That's what I'm saying. You go before to have something to talk about after. That way, you know, the conversation is a little bit. You know what I mean. It's natural, it's easy, because y'all both just saw the same thing. Yeah, but do movies and you're going to do dinner. That's $150 right there. Hold on, let me keep going.
Speaker 1:And I just got flyers here, so let's go ahead and put that on there too, what? Because that's how I look at it. You know what I mean. Yeah, I just spent the $1,000 on a goddamn outfit. You know what I mean, mm-hmm, why you spend that much on the first date, man, you should just put on some car hearts. I'm already a thousand in a hole cause I ain't getting fly for no nigga. You know what I mean. So you saying so, a stack just went on your feet before you saw a stack and ten dollars is what you saying. Ten dollars too much for her, but a stack for you buying your clothes and getting everything. I'm already a thousand in a hole, vj, but you just said it. So. So what is so? Answer though you already a thousand and a whole. So I ain't going to say a thousand. I ain't going to say a thousand. Let's just say let's just say I went, you go, you know you just went. Say you went and bought an outfit. You spent, let's say, $.
Speaker 1:Want to say you want to get some party activities? You get some shit like that, some little some after, some recreational stuff. You buy that, and then so that's another $100. You know what I mean? Another $100. Now we going out. So before we even go out I don't spend. You know what I mean? I'm $350 in, $350 already before you step out the door. I'm $350 in before I even come pick you up.
Speaker 1:Look, I don't do it now. But then I go Mm-hmm. Look I don't do it now. But then I go into it with the mindset I'm guaranteed going to spend at least $200. Yeah, at least Just basing it off it being a decent date and me doing what I want to do. So $200 on the date Eating and drinking and shit like that. Because you got to eat, I mean you honestly, I know how much I'm going to drink. You see, I'm probably going to get my outfit for less than a hundred dollars, cause I'm gonna go to the clearance rack at banana Republic If I bought that, ain't me, ruby, fly fresh ass.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'll see, I'm not flying fresh. I just like old white man. Yeah, me too. Me too, I ain't gonna lie. There's a theory behind that dress. Like old white man, I don't got it. You wear quality stuff, but they know you ain't trying to be fly. What's that theory? You wear quality materials, but you ain't trying to be fly, so they already know you ain't on that. Oh, you said in the stand I ain't that type of nigga. You got them right. I'm going to spend my money on fucking liquor and fun. I ain't spending that shit on clothes bitch, I'm trying to take them off. Here we go. I knew it was going to go well. I get you trying to take them off, but you don't want to look good while you're stepping out, just in case another bitch see you and she bullshit. Just saying Before y'all keep going, give me a set number.
Speaker 1:You said your number is how much I'm planning to spend $350. Nasty. You said $250. $250. $200 or $350. $350. Nasty. You said $250? $200 or $250? $250. Ru, where you at? Hold on, let me add it up. See, he gonna add it out. He's gonna leave the outfit out. Leave the outfit out.
Speaker 1:How who am I getting fly for? I'm not getting fly for you know what I mean. Like what the fuck I getting fly for? I'm not getting fly for. You know what I mean? Like what the fuck you getting fly for yourself? You getting fly to step out for you? Yeah, man, damn, you already got me. I'm getting fly for somebody to notice me.
Speaker 1:A girl come up and say damn, nigga, you smell good. What's your name? You ain't going out with no girl. You going out with, you already got a date. You can't, can't, no girl, ain't no girl gonna really try to do no pulling up on you, right, what I think? What I think? She on six five, she on six five.
Speaker 1:See, rue, we're talking. We're talking about the variable cost, right, your fixed cost, or your outfit, like, like, like, nah, I don't care which. I'll say, I'm factoring all that in, because the money getting gone, the money do get gone, the money getting gone, that's real. But buying a new outfit for a new chick, will you give me this, calvin? It's just going to fly away. I'm just saying buying a new outfit is not a necessity for the first date. Bro, that's your own choice. That bitch ain't seen your wardrobe, nigga, that's, that's just your own choice. That ain't seen yo, she ain't seen your wardrobe. Come on, man. So what'd you say? Give me your number, uh, rue, all right, say 500. 500, that's what? Everything, with everything. Yeah, no, you, I mean. The first date's a car payment, bro, yeah, nah, now you going too goddamn far.
Speaker 1:My shit gonna be my first date. I'm always going like I said, dean, I was with you. I'm a 200, 250 max on the first date, because again, I don't know what this shit gonna be. Again, I don't want to sound cheap. I don't want to sound cheap, I don't want to sound like I'm going to meet somebody. I don't know if I'm going to see you at the end of the night.
Speaker 1:Look here, v, you ain't got to talk about these other two. Nigga V, you're going to go get you some. You know what I mean. You're going to get you a little outfit. I know you Well, you know me. Listen, come on, man, you know me from the man. Listen, you might come back to the spot and that's our date. So say that 200. You just said with Dane. So now you got another two to 250. So you at like four with me, you at like four something. No, no, no see, that's what I'm saying. My 250 gonna be everything, cause I'm gonna do like I say.
Speaker 1:If we doing an easy date, the way my dates usually be, I like to get somewhat intimate, and when I say intimate I'm also mean Shit. We can go to the park with me, we can go to fucking, we can go to goddamn walk downtown Carderville with some real light and prayer. You know what I'm saying Just so we ain't gotta go do all that. If we go get in the mix and motherfuckers, you know, if you feel comfortable, we, if we go get in the mix and motherfuckers, you know if you feel comfortable, we can get drunk, especially, let's say, downtown Carterville Boy, we get drunk as a skunk with $75. You hear me Both of us be skunk drunk. So that's what I'm saying, bro. So that's like me. That's like me just going to get a bottle there. We're just going to kick it on the block.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying? How they putting their back pocket when, if I'm in NYC, come on man, they gonna walk over there. How they at Hennessy in their back pocket and that's what I want to do. They on the down, bro, they don't be drinking, niggas don't drink that, no more. But they on the dime wave now, oh God, I'm drinking, I'm trying to get my New York thing on. I pull over with Hennessy like nah Rod, we on the done now. I said my bad Nigga played. Nah Rod, we on the done now. I ain't calling that nigga, bro, not like that. Hey man, y'all was cute. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah.
Speaker 1:I hear what y'all been feeling. Me and Dean are talking about what happens when you go out and you like to drink, and you gotta understand, you gotta go drink Every time you buy a drink, you gotta buy a whole ass of drinks, and my ass is about to get fucked up, so I gotta assume you're gonna get fucked up. And what's my what if I'm partaking in other stuff besides drinking? That costs money. Come on, rue, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm just talking about the bar, ain't the same though I'm talking about and you know how your boy getting down. That's too much.
Speaker 1:Well, also, let me ask you and I mean, I know how y'all getting at the bar wouldn't it with me? I think, and that's probably why I always kind of had a cheapskate vibe is because I would much rather go and buy a big bottle and leave that motherfucker in the car, and me and my date we'll walk back and forth to the car filling this motherfucker up until we can't see no more. I get up, you feel. I mean, but v, but v, but v. What you saying, that depends on what you, who you got with you, what type you know what I no, no, no, no, no, no See, and that's where you going wrong, because, again, anything that I do with a big old bitch, I'm going to do with a regular bitch, and that's what I mean.
Speaker 1:I ain't talking about these guys. I don't give a fuck who you is, I don't care who it is, I mean just being being for real. It can be, uh, coco jones, or it could be that ain't jones. You know I'm saying like he shot out, but it's like you feel it. It can be like that you feel me. So that's not what I'm saying. I'm looking at it. I'm gonna still treat it the same way. We're gonna have a good time and if you bite, you bite. If you wanna stay around, hey man, we're gonna have a good time. But you know, that's all it is.
Speaker 1:But speaking of all this bad shit, y'all niggas heard about Tyreek. Y'all heard about that. Tyreek settlement. Tyreek Hill hell yeah, settlement for what? Him and his wife they getting gone. Tyreek Hill Hell yeah, settlement for what? Him and his wife they getting gone. They getting gone.
Speaker 1:Now, goddamn, tyreek was ordered to pay a lump sum, $500,000 off the dribble. He got a $50,000 a month of whatever the shit is. He got to pay $50,000 a month of whatever the what is she at. He got to pay $50,000 a month. On top of that, he got car allowance, he got to help with condo allowance, he got to make sure. He got to make sure all her houses and shit stay up to date and he got to make sure that the kids can stay in private school. Who wanted that? He got it. And he got to make sure that the kids can stay in private school. Who won in that? He got it. He got more than that. Who won Because Tyreek got free?
Speaker 1:He still got a big old bag, don't? We ain't taking that from him? Y'all want me to pay, so it don't matter to him, because that ain't good. Yeah, I mean for sure. But the thing is, how long is that shit going to last? Because he got gotta pay that until she, which, of course, once he retire or whatever. But he gotta pay that for a minute, right, man? Look here, man, what the accountant gonna do. He gonna have a separate payroll for that shit. He gonna put a whole bunch of money in escrow so he can just pay that out and that shit gonna be done. So, nah, that's just what he has to pay.
Speaker 1:While they're figuring out what they're going to do, right, they may come to a good ass agreement. You know what I mean. You never know. I mean I hope they come to a good ass agreement, cause he got the paper, he got the big contract. He's paying over $100,000 for her lawyers. So what is he paying for lawyers to beat her? You know, because he going to win at the end of the day, because he's the money. That's how Matt Barnes won. He said man, look at you, I paid for her lawyer. How do you think it's going to work? But here's the thing. You know, I shared that video. What the hell are you doing? I shared that video. What the hell are you doing?
Speaker 1:I shared that video with some people and what they told me was niggas gotta leave these non-black women alone. They gotta listen to Dr Umar, the Honorable Marcus Garvey Pan-Africanism brother. That's what they told me. That's what they told me. That's what they told me. They told me that niggas got to leave these non-black women alone, because that's the problem and I don't know why is this camera doing that? I'm moving it right now. Oh shit, I knew he was going to do that Dumb shit. Why is the camera doing that? I don't know. Just when I hear I knew he was going to do that Shit? Why is the camera doing this? I don't know. It's just when I hear that name I got to say that, just like that, what?
Speaker 1:The son of Pan-Africanism, the Honorable Marcus Garvey. The Honorable Marcus Garvey. You know what he say. The Honorable Marcus Garvey, pan-africanism brother. Oh yeah, he got talking about his uncle, frederick Douglass. Oh shit, oh shit. Come on camera, stop. Oh, he said Frederick Douglass is my cousin man, shut the fuck up. Nah, it's his uncle man, it's his great, great uncle, yeah, great uncle bro. How does he know that he's walking off? Nah, it's his uncle man, it's his great-great-uncle Bro. How does he know that, walking off, who the fuck was walking around with Frederick Douglass walking around, bro, that he know that he could have a conversation with? I mean, he checked his family lineage. Oh man, I could put anything on the internet. So you don't believe, dr Umar is related to Frederick Douglass. That's the Honorable Marcus Garvey.
Speaker 1:Make sure you follow the Village Vets on TikTok and Instagram Pan-Africanism brother. Subscribe on YouTube Village Vets Podcast. Make sure y'all share that, please. But now I was telling y'all I was talking to some black women about this and they blame the whole thing on Tyreek not being with a black woman. I want to know how y'all feel about that. Love is love.
Speaker 1:Oh man, mj was with a black woman and she got paid. When she left, she knocked his goddamn shoes off. Man, listen, that ain't no good example. That ain't no good example. Michael Jordan and everything was. Wouldn't you have used Michael? I mean shit.
Speaker 1:If I was Michael George, my wife should know that I ain't being faithful. She should just be happy she's getting her fucking, her fucking check in the mail every month. I think it's like a reality that some women need to understand when they dealing with cats like that. That's rich and they been rich since they early 20s. And they just hitting like what Tyree, like I ain's, ain't he? Yeah, he younger than this, he younger than this. He make 30 mil a year. Who talking about? I thought he was 40 mil, well, no, he ain't 40. He 30. Nah, 10 million ain't nothing. Y'all need to cheer. But apparently the divorce initiated from an abuse incident. Oh Well, you know. So she gonna get paid. She gonna get paid, yeah, because she gonna shut up.
Speaker 1:I wish niggas had that. You know how many times I done got my ass whooped and couldn't fight back because it was a woman. I wish I could sue this bitch and then get me some of that bread and all of a sudden say I want $500,000 a year. I just wish I could use it in the argument. You can't. It never worked for us. Yeah, you can bring up all the bullshit I've done, but let me bring up you going across my mouth in arguments. That was different. No, it wasn't. No, you put your hands on me and if I would put my hands back on you, then we ain't got to go.
Speaker 1:You know, I know Rude and crazy thoughts activated. Don't even get started. I thought one day I was talking to me. He was like what's going on? I said look here, bro. I just, you know, going on. I just got a little crazy thoughts going on. I just got a little crazy thoughts going on. He's like what the fuck? What that mean? I was like look here, bro, maybe one day you'll get them.
Speaker 1:Hell yeah, man, them motherfuckers started running in. Hey, dean, I don't want you to have the thoughts that we done had. I don't, man, because ain't nobody going to put their hands on me, I'll tase it Never. Say never, baby. Don't you ever, don't you control. Say never Another motherfucker, do it Manly, that's what that motherfucker postpartum.
Speaker 1:Let me say this you got an ingrain in her head that she going to jail. I know for a fact, if she put her hands on me, you're going to spend the night in jail. You got your 24 hours. You don't want that hours. You don't want that. You can't handle me talking a little shit, so be it, but your ass is going to jail. Yeah, you don't want that 24 hours. I mean, if you gonna actually make the call, one call, that's all. You, a bad motherfucker. Oh, it ain't, it's just 24 hours. It ain't, it's just 24 hours. It ain't gonna hurt nobody. Hell, I done done way more. Yeah, yeah, nah, it ain't gonna hurt nobody, it's all about growth. Yeah, that's all, it's all about growth.
Speaker 1:Speaking of growth, they say Lil Nas X is walking around the streets of LA in his drawers with whitey tighties and shit man, pan-africanism, brother, man, man, man, you black people need to stay out of Hollywood. It drives them crazy, bro, it drives them crazy. I would say, yeah, you see what Atlanta building, and it's already its own little black Hollywood. But I think so. Would y'all move this podcast to LA if the money was right? Goddamn right.
Speaker 1:Of course this nigga's going to say, yeah, I don't know what they talking about. I live in New York, baby, I ain't going to hold you D. I live in New York, baby, I'm a fucking young type of nigga, I ain't going to hold you D. The money would have to be extra right, because I wouldn't want to go to LA. I don't want to go. What about New York? That's different. I don't like LA. Him in New York City, boss. Nah, they sent us to San Diego. That's a different story. I'll go West Coast. Yeah, I definitely go to LA, san Diego.
Speaker 1:I would love to do a live podcast. Man, y'all country niggas can go leave 288. I'll leave and say Dean gonna be walking around like Lil Nas. He's fucking around in LA. I wouldn't let Leek talk about it. Shut up, everybody's tuned in. Man, he can get a good joke off of me, talik making shit happen in Carterville. Everybody can't talk to me like that. I literally get here.
Speaker 1:I was trying to make you look like Lil Nas X or something when I say you get one, everybody get one free one, only Boba D, I get it. I just came back from my retreat so I'm feeling real holy Delivered. I'm delivered. Don't give me the cuss. They told y'all cussing was bad up there. Huh, they told y'all cussing was bad up there. Nah, that wasn't part of the conversation. They took Lil Nas X to jail for that dumb shit though too.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, he facing four felonies as they do, walking around all crazy in the big ass white drawers that's what made him even freakier. Who the fuck go get tidy whitey drawers to walk around in? There's so many others shout out to the LGBTQ community. They don't even wear them, fucking draws. I don't see man when I tell you I've seen so many niggas this week in thongs.
Speaker 1:It was insane. Like I said, bro, the whole West Side. It's ridiculous. I'm telling you, dog, not the whole, it's a part of the west side man I'm talking about. It was a bunch of them niggas that was walking around. They had them sexy Speedos on. I don't know about the sexy Speedos, but they had on thongs for sure. You can see their butt, hair and shit. I didn't look that far. I seen a thong. See you a freak? No, I was about to tell you you talking to me about me walking around in thongs. If you observe the thongs, I'm trying to see what you saw behind the thongs.
Speaker 1:That's Atlanta. When you in Atlanta, you gonna see it, and that's just what it is now. You know, hey, when I go to Atlanta, I don't see that shit. You also ain't probably outside like I am. I'm outside in different places. I'm not around them being in thongs.
Speaker 1:Now don't you start that there's a bunch of more house niggas to be around in them, thongs to be around. So don't you fucking say anything. I don't be around them niggas. Well, I ain't saying you be around them, but they be out. Well, I don't go where they go. You never know. You never know. You come into the city all barred and they out. It's all over Atlanta. Now that shit everywhere. How you looking that shit everywhere, that shit everywhere, all over Atlanta. Now that's what they say, that shit all over Atlanta. I just think it depends on where you go. I don't see that shit.
Speaker 1:Oh, man, please, I promise you we can go out right now and I'll find you a big group of them, man, look here, man, we go to the spot Colony Square. Get the nice duck ribs. What's Colony Square? That's the spot. Yeah, the area over there, right off of Midtown. They ain't over there. You said duck ribs, yeah, so that's not like that. Ain't pork, man, what you're saying? Nah, nigga, that's duck, that's quack, quack. Is it delicious? Oh God, I ain't heard no duck ribs. That shit sound delicious. Damn, that shit sound delicious.
Speaker 1:Shout out to Washington in the first episode coming out Wednesday Washington in the pod. Make sure you go subscribe. Well, I know we need to get one. Motherfucker. She said I would get one.
Speaker 1:So what I'm saying is, though I really want to break down before. I just feel like I know everybody ain't did it. We can talk about it next week if we got to, but we got to touch on that love island man. I don't like that. I ain't watched the reunion yet cause we got started so late. Yeah, didn't nobody get to touch on it? So we can I think we got to touch on have an actual little part at least wednesday, thursday, if everybody can tap in, just to sneak one in, because tonight I ain't myself and I sound awful.
Speaker 1:I can't do it. You ain't got it together yet. Oh man, that's shit. That won't get up on me. I've been taking mercenaries and uh, uh, uh, get up on me. I don't been taking mercenaries. Uh, uh, uh, what the hell you been taking. Look at that a little mercenaries. I did it. No, I did everything trying to get the about me. Bros, it's literally sitting in my chest, paul. It it's literally, bro, that motherfucker just on attack and won't shake out. So it is what it is, but it's coming. I promise you it's coming and we finna get it all the way right.
Speaker 1:But Malik means that he innocent. He ain't gambling, but he lost his money. That's bullshit. That's bullshit. He ain't gambling but he lost his money. He's innocent. But they kept his money. Oh, that's bullshit. Because he didn't get paid in free agency because of the investigation, not a money that dried up. That's bullshit. Like in every way, the NBA owe that man, bro.
Speaker 1:And the thing is, I would fuck around and go out there and I'd get the gambling. Now for sure, y'all. Mother took that much money. Oh, I'm gonna go barbecue Vegas and I get the gambling now for sure, y'all. Mother took that much money. Oh, I'm going to go barbecue Vegas there and I'm going to throw me a couple games. I'm going to make all that little shit I miss. I'm going to get that back and I know it's fucked up to say, but it won't make no more after I get it.
Speaker 1:But the thing is we ain't got that much long, no way, malik 26, 27. You right, you right, you know what I'm saying. Malik 26, 27. That shit, almost over with. I thought he older than that he could be. I'm just making a guess right now. That shit, bro, that shit damn near over with the fact that y'all already done took my back end right here. This supposed to be a good check, yo Excuse me. Last year was a good check, yo. I also Facts. But how long is that going to stay?
Speaker 1:Mario Thomas, he shoot a good tray ball. His big ass is right over at the big three right now. He just got him a meal Champion. Yeah, winning on all levels, that's cool. But remember what you just said he can hit the three again. That shit only last for so long.
Speaker 1:And he built like you and me now, and shit off. And he built like you and me now and shit off. Well, he built like you. Mario Chalmers ain't built like you. Oh yeah, well, you said you done lost you a couple pounds. I get it, that's cool, but Mario built awful.
Speaker 1:He built like Franklin the frog, the turtle, whatever it is. I thought you was talking about Franklin Rich. No, no, the frog, a turtle, whatever it is. That's what you was talking about. Franklin rich, no, no, oh, you always go too far. No one name franklin. You said he would build like franklin. So I think you're talking about the. We all know I'm talking about the turtle or whatever it is, but I do think that my boy, that motherfucker, he hit that big three yesterday. I cleaned up me a quick little 150 off of the back end gamble Because for some reason, motherfuckers want to gamble against Mike Beasley, because they just don't believe in it. Yeah, that's true. I mean, if it's not the NBA, you should choose Mike Beasley Every time.
Speaker 1:Dean, you know you worked at Crocker Barrel. Man, how you feel about the rebrand? It looked like they got rid of the crock and the barrel. Look, I had such a horrible experience working there and I cut so many folks out. What I felt like you should feel at home at Crocker Barrel. It's just nice, family, homely environment. No, I ain't ate home at Cracker Barrel. It's just nice, family, homely environment. No, I ain't ate at a Cracker Barrel since I worked there. So it's been almost a fucking decade. No chicken fried chicken. Huh, no chicken fried chicken. No, sir, you said almost a decade. Yeah, it's been 10 years. I know it's been 10 years. I ain't worked up since 2014. Bro, I love everything they.
Speaker 1:Country fried steak is the absolute best in the world. Listen, I'm talking about every time. You don't miss it. You ain't gonna miss over there. God almighty. That meatloaf used to hit too, but that meatloaf ain't talking. Meatloaf used to be good, but fuck Cracker Barrel and I.
Speaker 1:You know I can't. I got too much pride inside of me to sit around. Well, back then I was trying to, you know, get my money up, but today, to go sit in there and be surrounded by all that, all that shit, however it look, I just can't do it. It ain't for me. You don't want to go to the general store and get you some box tops, nigga, a lot of caps. I got them rocking chairs in the front of. I'm over it. I'll never go back. Probably.
Speaker 1:I don't think black girls is for black people. I don't think so either. It might not be for, but as long as they make that country fried steak, they got them somebody, the one African-American that's going to be in that motherfucker. And I'm going to get that macaroni and cheese and I'm going to get the mashed potatoes I'm going to double starch it on them, folks, every time and then they get them biscuits, get that grape jelly, keep them coming too, until I leave, and that's how we roll the whole time.
Speaker 1:You know what I think we really need to do. I think when Rue come home if Rue come home, rue, you might come home Wednesday, right, you, a fucking dick bro. Whenever you do come home, I think we need to vlog for about 72 hours and we need to hit at least two to three different buffets. And we all got to see what's going on and it's all y'all got. We don't need to hang out. We've been hanging out all our lives. You just say two to three buffets in 72 hours and we need to see which one the best. Because personally, I feel like I still feel like one. We made the dumbest fucking decision in life to do that. All you can eat at Crystal Steel, but I still say I feel like we got to make up for that and go to a real buffet, because niggas know how much I love and enjoy and really appreciate a good buffet. We need to go find the best one in the city. If we're going to vlog, I think we should go to like Pogo de Chão.
Speaker 1:Huh, hey, bj, what's up? Do you frequent John Boy's? I don't frequent John, my folks do. I got some folks that fuck with it. Now let me tell you what I heard.
Speaker 1:Now, this is what I heard. But they say like on either Thursday or Friday they frying fish at John Boyd's, and I know for a fact they got some fried chicken gizzards, chicken gizzards, gizzards, nowizzards, gizzards. Now I don't do no livers, but I do a gizzard. Yeah, I love me some gizzards. Now I don't do no liver at all, I do gizzards and livers. Give me them gizzards, we're going to knock them down A little light bread and hot sauce. Come on now. If you want to go on tour, we can start there and move along, alright. Well then I tell you this we can do John Boy's on Friday. I don't care what we do Saturday, but Sunday, you better know it. Fried Green Tomato's wide open now, fried Green Tomato wide the fuck open on Barrett Parkway.
Speaker 1:We gotta bring Dick Shaw with us. See, dick, he go to Golden Corral with me. Me, dex and Rue, we'll go and knock the whole curtains off on goddamn Golden Corral. Nah, we can't do a buffet tour. If we don't bring Dex Shaw Facts, it won't be right, it won't even make sense. We got to get Shaw in there and get the whisper and then, oh man, it's game time. Yeah, smiling and with oh god, yeah, it's game time. I really think she is. Shawn is the one who really brought together to go to the buffet facts. He did. But then why playing though? I see what you, I see what you're saying too.
Speaker 1:Jarvis, shoutvis, shout out, jarvis. We got to go around and hit that goddamn Mean Moon buffet. I don't know if y'all ever played with that motherfucker. Oh, me and Sheridan, you're working Mean Moon for a year. Me and Erica, we go over that motherfucker, Erica, my mama, y'all Excuse me. Me and E, we'll go over that motherfucker and we will sit in there for about 30 minutes and we'll get full. I mean, we'll get full. Then try and work ourself down once so we can steal one more plate.
Speaker 1:I go in and I actually bring me. I still bring my big bag. I'm one of them niggas. I'm going to bring me something back out in that little man purse I got. I'm going to bring me something with me every time.
Speaker 1:Bro, ain't nothing like going to the buffet and then you're like halfway through your buffet and then you got a and it's like oh yeah, yeah, we about to punish you. Get all that bad about you making room, what they call it. I got a whole new stomach. Yeah, you gotta make. Gotta make that room, what you're saying. Now we should do a buffet tour, though. That'll be fun, and I don't even eat like that for real, yeah, but I know that it would be a good time, bro.
Speaker 1:We need to. We gotta do a live show and do a party, bro. That's what we need to do. We got to figure it out. Once we get everything rolling, I'll come home for that. You'll come home for that. Yeah, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:I say we get to loft and throw some shit out there. What's up, jarvis? What Jarvis say? I want to ask Jarvis what he mean. Jarvis said y'all put race on every goddamn thing. Don't answer that, because he know what the hell we mean. Tell him to call me. Tell him to call me so I can hear him. Tell him to call me so he can explain it. We'll put it on the Bluetooth, jay. He said call us, we can put you on the Bluetooth too. Are you pulling up Carlos Rossi. Nah, baby, I'm trying to look, el Otimo. I swear to God, if you'd have pulled that Carlos out, dean, I swear to God, you'd have made my night. I probably ran to the goddamn house if you'd have pulled that Rossi out. If he would have pulled the Rossi out, I would have thought about being in Nashville and putting that big-ass liquor bottle on the VJ car. Oh my God, that was a bottle of Jack Honey. That was Jack Well, but we drank Carlos Rossi that weekend. It was a good VFU experience because Todd didn't take us to Tailgate. We drank Rossi the whole fucking. She was not my girl, right stops, she was my friend and we kicked it. But I'm my dog shot at her.
Speaker 1:Jarvis James, why y'all gotta put race, especially Todd N-double-A-Q-P-S? Why the fuck he gotta put race on everything? Go to Cracker Barrel and eat. If you don't want it, go somewhere else. Man. Why I gotta be racist when they got rocking chairs? Our grandmama house got rocking chairs out front.
Speaker 1:Talk about it, jay. Like, come on, bro, you short butterball boy, I be wanting to. You be pissing me off. Well, hey, you better be pissed off than pissed on. Oh bro, what'd you say? D? It's better to be pissed off than pissed on.
Speaker 1:Look, all I'm saying is this In my reality, in my life, things are framed a certain way and they don't want certain people there. That's all I'm saying. I know plenty of black cooks that work there at Cracker Barrel. Plenty of them, but the framework of it all is not inviting the black people. And that's all I'm saying, and I just acknowledge that. You know what I mean. We all need to do better. We live in a melting pot. The United States is a melting pot. We got to do better. Yeah, am I lying? Hold on, jarvis is not on my Bluetooth right now. My bad, say what you was saying, because you wasn't on the Bluetooth.
Speaker 1:I was saying, though, I was like there's other places that Dean attends that aren't black welcoming the cigar bar. Y'all made that. Aren't black welcoming the cigar bar. They y'all made that jump where you know black people can go in there. When that jump was first built, black folks was not in there like that. Like, let's just keep it a book. No, that's real. That's real. Things are what you make. That's the same thing with the little the spot right beside it that he be wanting everybody to go to man. It don't be no blacks in there. We want to get on Cracker Barrel.
Speaker 1:Really, I'm just saying it ain't for me, that's all it ain't for me. And you know I got experience outside of just going to visit. I see how I work there. So I know a little bit about the inner work. But you know, race is a complicated issue In the United States. Hold on, hold on, hold on. In the United States it's hard, with the history of it all. It's hard not to include race in a lot of things. It's hard to not being black and being informed. It's hard not to look and be skeptical of certain things. Right, just because we know this happens by systemic design. That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 1:I ain't saying that everybody that work at Cracker Barrel races. You think, bro? Last time I went up there, maurice Hurd was the manager. Come on, bro, he's still the manager. He going to try to Come on, bro Hurd, he's over at Cracker Barrel. Yes bro, yes bro, yeah bro, he's been up there for a minute, him Deja.
Speaker 1:So many black people that work at Cracker Barrel, bro? I know this Jarvis, but I'm saying it's the corporation. I'm just saying I don't feel it when I go. That's why I don't go. I got personal experience on why I don't go.
Speaker 1:Well, what about you flipping things to race at the Legion? You don't know nothing about. What about you flipping things to race at the Legion? You don't know nothing about that. Now we talking, now you talking AC. I don't know why that's the narrative. That's not true. Now we talking, because you talking about Cracker Barrel, now we on what you got popping at the Legion and how they gonna be racist if they. I thought they part of your brotherhood. I'm a son of the American Legion. You know what I mean. So I'm in the fold. I'm in the fold. I didn't say nothing about racism.
Speaker 1:I think she took it like that because I may have said some things aggressively and maybe they not used to seeing me like that, because I may have said some things aggressively and maybe they not used to seeing me like that. I got a question what God damn, why are you on the phone? I'm going to hate you outside of the club and you can't even get in. Boy, didn't I tell you we going to play Keno? Hey, bro, I'm going to get back to work, but I'll holler at y'all boys. I love you cuz dang Dean, they trying to turn you into Ryan Clark.
Speaker 1:Are you a race baiter? No, but I'm just like I said, when you've been informed on so much shit over time, you don't have seen it over time. You're going to be skeptical. And I ain't saying that. You know Cracker Barrel is a racist organization. I'm not saying that. But from my experience I know why I don't go there. You know, I just find it funny that the white people got upset about the logo because apparently that was some woke DEI type shit. I don't know why they changed it, but who cares? If the food is good, the food is good. Also, dean, after we get off here, you should check out Whitlock's stream today.
Speaker 1:He fired back at Joy. He fired back. He fired back at Joy. He fired back at Joy for talking shit. He called her peanut butter Tupac. You know I love that nigga but I hate him at the same time. I don't like you, fucking Joy. He pretty much said you know, she's just another mixed race person trying to prove her blackness and find her identity and she just missing the bigger picture. But he called her Peanut Butter Tupac. Got bandana around my head like I'm Tupac, my little cousin. He ain't scared, he got two glocks. Come on now. Well, I only got one.
Speaker 1:Hey guys, is there anything else y'all want to talk about? Because the rest of the stuff I got on here we can talk about later. You know the chat GPT rappers and Chat GPT rappers oh yeah. So Freddie Gibbs was on Ron Rosillo's podcast and he talked about like For one. You should check that out. Gibbs was hilarious on there. Yeah, I'm a fan of both. Oh yeah, I'm going to check it out.
Speaker 1:He was talking about how he done been working with other rappers and they getting on ChatGPT to write their rhymes. He like, I don't know if I can keep up because y'all niggas, you ain't writing your rhymes. You can chat GPT to write a rhyme based on you. Yeah, that's tough though, but I wish that shit would have been around when we was in school. Yeah, I'd have ran with it. I don't know. Oh no, I'm going to create our theme song. Yeah, you talking about I'm going to create our theme song using ChatGPT and other AI.
Speaker 1:I mean, because these local rappers won't come make a song for us. We don't give a fuck. We got to stop fucking calling them local rappers too. We just got to. Y'all are the real rappers when I say local, I don't mean that I mean as the rappers who are from here local. I wasn't saying that to shit on them, because, no, I have the utmost respect for what they do. Because we can't shit on them. Because now, I have the utmost respect for what they do, because we can't shit on the local rappers and the SoundCloud rappers because, nigga, we local podcast and we need y'all to come in and come tap in with the Village Vest, that K-Major baby baby.
Speaker 1:Okay, and you think I ain't got him in the works. I got him in the works. We trying to get into the view. We gonna clean his face, the works. We trying to get him to the Ville. We going to clean his face up too. We going to fuck around and clean his face all the way up to where the Ville got to get back on the Major's whistle, or not back up? Get on the Major's whistle. We got to start showing a little bit more love to the Ville man. That's just all we saying. We got to hate him. You know it's a shame we ain't figured out how to make money together. Yeah, we gonna figure it out, though. That's why I'm saying, that's why it just take a conversation, we just say everybody gotta sit down, everybody gotta sit down and slow down.
Speaker 1:I got a couple ideas that we can talk about when we're not on here For sure, because I don't want to give the competition any ideas. That sounds about right there. Hell, well, shit, let's wrap it up there, hell, so I can get my big ass under some meds. Hell, how many you got before you go? Oh, nah, man, y'all just hold it down, keep it in between the ditches and stay black. Y'all country niggas gonna go to bed. Man, hell, nah, nigga, I'm harder than nails. Motherfucker, what you talking about? You come through, kenny, I gotta go get me some millions. I got that damn nose trying to act up again, been running the whole time.
Speaker 1:I got sixth grade tomorrow. You got sixth grade tomorrow. What time? Six o'clock to eight, what time? Where? At High school. We're at the high school.
Speaker 1:I might come out there and see my sister. I might go see her. I might go see her if I still got it back pedal and see my. Hey, now, now, do you want to see if you still got it? J Money, he got the bag down there. We got the ladders, we got the cones. We'll set that shit up the footwork, ain't no issue. I ain't worried about footwork, it's the fact. Do I? Can I drop this shoulder and put it on one of them? Young niggas, you know what I'm saying. That's the whole point, dj. Let that shit go. Let it go. I'm fucking ready to get out there and hurt myself. That I've done for about six weeks.
Speaker 1:I'm going to come out there to practice tomorrow and I'm going to practice with the little fuckers. What's crazy is, dude, you know, this shit was eight years ago. Me and you raced and I pulled my hammy. Do you think if I get out there now and try and do some dumb shit, I'm going to fuck around and have a heart attack? Nigga might die. That's what I'm saying. Hell, no, all right, but if y'all want to race again, we'll definitely record it and we'll put that out there for the world.
Speaker 1:I'll burn Dean's ass up now. I'm not about to race. What's up, kenny? I just have to stretch. Bro, dean won't run with the kids at practice, man, you know, see, and that's what I'm going to do. I'm going to get out there and run with the kids and pray to see if I still got we doing some more teams tomorrow, right, danny? Look, look, look, we can, but I had to get out there and do. We got beat the shit out of us so I had to come out there with some energy. Today I still want to be more than what I usually do. Are you open to bringing the shit to practice tomorrow? You want me to bring the engine to practice tomorrow? Yeah, come on, I come out there in short shorts and run them, little motherfuckers, into the dirt. Well, I like that. I might get out there too, because I ain't got nothing to do tomorrow. I got to clean. I got to go.
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Speaker 1:That's my fault. I didn't know, bro, I couldn't see. My fault, bro, the eyes they watering. Beer has a lot of beer. My fault, but the eyes they water, uh, being, uh, let me see. This ain't my messing up. Let me get it. We got it. We got it.
Speaker 1:But now I talked to tara saturday. She want to come on the show. Tap in, tara. We'll tap you in now. But I got a couple of people trying to come on the show. No, we ain't rude. That's why I just said it on here that she want to come on the show. I didn't think she's coming on the show. Motherfucker, I didn't mean to talk to you like that. I'm sorry, yeah, because you know he, I know I'm sorry. I'm sorry, friend, sometimes I get ahead of myself. There we go, but then I can't see everybody who's still in there. Shout out to everybody who watched the show man, we're going to develop a segment for you all where we actually value your feedback and we make it a part of the show as we build up the show. We love the support. Thank you all. Shout out to everybody who wants to be a Village Vet. Shout out to the Village Vets Amen, cartersville, we out. Baby, let's get it. Oh, my nose.