Boys Will Be Boys ... & Her
Boys Will Be Boys & Her is an unfiltered, open-forum podcast where four hosts dive deep into the heartbeat of modern culture. From the latest chart-toppers and court-side drama to viral trends and the ever-evolving world of relationships, no topic is off-limits. The show blends raw energy with relatable insights, offering a seat at the table for the conversations everyone is having but few are recording.
The podcast keeps listeners locked in through three signature segments:
• Yo, That’s Crazy: A deep dive into the wildest news and unbelievable stories of the week.
• The City Said What: Tapping into the local pulse and social media chatter to see what’s actually trending on the streets.
• We Gonna Talk About It: The "no-holds-barred" segment where the hosts tackle the tough, controversial, or messy topics head-on.
With a commitment to staying fresh and authentic, Boys Will Be Boys & Her delivers a vibrant perspective on the world through the eyes of four distinct voices.
Host
Anthony @Bronzepapi
Jaylin @Jaysvisions__
Jordan @Jomadswami
& Brittney @Simplybrittbratt
Music by @Ayolinq
Boys Will Be Boys ... & Her
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We are BACK with a wild one this week, kicking things off with a massive surprise return that nobody saw coming! 😱 Once the dust settles, the crew recaps our 4th of July weekends and the chaotic power outages that messed up the vibes.
From there, we dive straight into the headlines: the bizarre unfolding drama between Tiger Woods and his ex-wife, and the absolute fiasco involving Malik Beasley and Terry Rozier. Plus, are run clubs the new sex cults? The internet seems to think so, and we break down why.
Things get heavy as we discuss the chilling Nelson Wells case, which sparks a massive, heated debate between Jordan and Jaylin: Who is more volatile—a dangerous person or a racist person?
Finally, Britt takes the reins for another legendary "Her Segment," posing a question that splits the room down the middle: Would you rather date a virgin, or someone with a body count over 100?
Drop your thoughts in the comments—who had the better argument this week? Like, subscribe, and hit that notification bell! 🔔
If y'all had to give up on your dream career or your closest friendship, which one would you make? Matter of fact, Rick, before you go, I got a surprise for y'all. We wanna welcome somebody back.
SPEAKER_10What's good, my boy? Welcome to the phone.
SPEAKER_08They don't even know. They not need to get the headphones, they're not gonna be a good thing. I like that, right? I was prepared.
SPEAKER_10I don't like how y'all giving energy to each other and not my boy Andy. I was prepared. Energy was for him.
SPEAKER_08The energy was for him.
SPEAKER_09Missing out, no headphones. Watch the pod.
SPEAKER_06Alright, what's up? What's up? So back to the question, Britt?
SPEAKER_05Um Damn, sorry, Yolanda. Like, spaced out. Yeah. Nah, I said sorry, Yolanda.
SPEAKER_06I'm saying sorry Yolanda, like. So you're picking the dream job?
SPEAKER_05Yeah.
SPEAKER_06I'm uh get her born closest friend.
SPEAKER_05Do I get to get her back after I get the dream? No, no, no. Like she's gotta be gone forever. Forever. That's hard. Um look at you trying to cheat the scenario. I was. I thought I could get her back after I get the dream job. Alright, I'ma I'ma rock out with Yolanda.
unknownOh my god.
SPEAKER_05Jalen like fucking. That's a real friend.
SPEAKER_07And y'all my niggas. Like my dream job? Like, this is like my passion. Like, what I want to do, I'm taking my dream job.
SPEAKER_05Taking your dream job.
SPEAKER_09I wouldn't fault you for that, bro.
SPEAKER_07Yeah, I'm gonna fault you. Nah, I'm gonna rock out. I'ma I'm rock out with you. Niggas everywhere, B.
SPEAKER_10Alright, so I guess I guess we know his name. Y'all laughing?
SPEAKER_03This y'all miss.
SPEAKER_06Wait, so that means technically we still could be friends, because that's young.
SPEAKER_04That was crazy.
SPEAKER_06Joel A. Loy, yo. Joel Aloy. I'm gonna be honest with you. Let's see. King of the world or King of the World. King of the world or bestie. You know what? I don't have to be the king of the world. I could find another job that will still satisfy me just as much as not being my dream job. I'm gonna rock out with my bestie. I don't think he's gonna be a big job. Where's your bestie at?
SPEAKER_09Where's your bestie at? What about you? I mean, my dream job. I think I'm gonna have to go. I don't know. This is a tough, this is a serious, tough question.
SPEAKER_06I mean, but what is your dream job?
SPEAKER_09What's my dream job? It'll be anything sports related, and probably now that I feel like I've been like into the world club like OD right now, like I'm coaching. So like I would be a sport like a top renowned coach. Why you look at me?
SPEAKER_08You know what that's like I didn't know.
SPEAKER_07Can we just can we do what we usually do? Can you like can we break the name start the show? Because we this is a long intro.
SPEAKER_05That's crazy. That was insane. All right, y'all.
SPEAKER_06Welcome back to the Voice Movie Boys and Herb. We back with a special episode. We got Ant back, we got Jay back, we got Brit, Britt the brat over here.
SPEAKER_05Because I said I wasn't coming back last week.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, but you know what? 90%. I like your intro, bro. I like the energy.
SPEAKER_05Yeah, that was nice. I got the play the play the play the horns. Play the horns.
SPEAKER_07I gotta find it first. Come back to me. Okay. Last week it was like no standing on business. No, that wasn't the. I got for the energy. I got for the energy.
SPEAKER_08Welcome back. It's back in the house. I got a mix playing. Welcome back. Welcome back. I got the million. I got the sixty. I got the million. I got the stuff. I've got the sippy. I got the sticky. I got the sixty steps. I've got to go. I know what they like. What do you like? I know what they like. I know what they want to hear.
SPEAKER_04I know what they want to hear, but it's only bad to bag.
SPEAKER_08I got y'all. What's up, y'all? What the fuck is up, y'all? What's up?
SPEAKER_10Speaking of bags.
SPEAKER_07Welcome back, eh? Welcome back. Welcome back. Welcome back.
SPEAKER_05Like the intro, nice, nice little intro. Yeah, that was nice, that was nice, that was nice.
SPEAKER_07We here, what's up?
SPEAKER_05Speaking of bags, what happened?
SPEAKER_06Yo, while I was, you know I be taking a train to my car, right? While I'm on a train and this lady started clutching her bag like as if I'm a stealer. She was scared. And I'm just like, yo, I I'm not dressed like a bum right now. And you see me come up to get off the train. And you clutching your bag like that. And not only that, but it was a tell fair.
SPEAKER_04Or tell flaw, what it was. Well, tell fee.
SPEAKER_06It was a tell feezy.
SPEAKER_04It was a tell feasy.
SPEAKER_06You know what I'm saying? Yo. What I look like still in the tail fee. At least if I'm a steal yo shit, it better be worth at least a band.
SPEAKER_05Nah, some of them do be worth the big thing. Some of them, some of them. They never should be. Depending on the size.
SPEAKER_07I mean, and the hype for that joint kind of died down a little bit on that joint. But at peak, but he was stopping now.
SPEAKER_06She did not have the duffel. It would not have been worth it. But you know what?
SPEAKER_08I digress.
SPEAKER_06Digressed.
SPEAKER_05What the fuck is up?
SPEAKER_04Hey y'all, in.
SPEAKER_05Welcome back. I missed you because they were stressing me out. It's a great job. It's a great job. I didn't get you back. I can get you back.
SPEAKER_07It's a great job.
SPEAKER_044th of July, what's up?
SPEAKER_07Oh, I had to work. Trabano. It was all right though. Like this was actually, no lie. I was telling my homeboys the other day, this is my first time actually going downtown and seeing the fireworks in my life. I've never seen them downtown before.
SPEAKER_05Oh yeah, you were trying to set me up.
SPEAKER_07Yeah, legit. Never never went down there and watched it.
SPEAKER_05Fucking that's a tourist shit. Like, that's not really like I'm into Red Hook because after you sent me the video how crowded it was. Yeah, it was wild.
SPEAKER_09But um it was all right. Like go down to FDR. So I always was walk right there.
SPEAKER_07Nah, that's my first time. And those people were like fucking savages to get down there. People were rushing in before, like you still had three hours before the fireworks even like started. Oh, we want to get a good spot. You're the first one in here, bro. Who's taking this spot? But nah, um, other side from oh, I do want to say RP to people that died. There was a 27 deaths in Jersey and two in New York City through the heat wave due to the heat wave. But the heat wave was kind of crazy aside from that. It was all right.
SPEAKER_09Yes, stay high, stay hydrated, guys. Big facts.
SPEAKER_07How about you? How was your force?
SPEAKER_06It was cool. I I worked that day, but I got off early. So I wasn't down there for the fireworks. It's the first year. I have not worked that shit, which is it was kind of cool. I got to pop out on my boy Ant, you know?
SPEAKER_09Oh, yeah, yeah. We were out there. We had a little barbecue. Nah, I wasn't there.
SPEAKER_06Yo, stop acting like he wasn't invited. Man's man's dumb said that they had to work. I wasn't there.
SPEAKER_07That's what I'm saying. Yeah, he had to work. I didn't get a face up call. Yo, bro. Yeah, you said you would drop him for your dream career. So what Meek said, dreams and nightmares, nigga.
SPEAKER_08It's the perfect times like this, the mom like this.
SPEAKER_07That's crazy.
SPEAKER_06What about you, bro? Know your friends.
SPEAKER_07I'm just gonna put it out there though. Just real quick. Everyone here shout out their bestie. He says choosing his best friend. We all know what the best one is. Isn't it Jalen? I had no idea what it was. I said we made it together and everything. Stop it.
SPEAKER_06Stop doing that, but it's also Sean.
SPEAKER_07No idea.
SPEAKER_06I got two besties. Oh, yeah, Sean. Okay. Me. Me. Nigga.
SPEAKER_07That was his best friend with saying he saw the clip.
SPEAKER_06And Sean definitely been shouted out on this pod multiple times by my boy. Yeah. I guess. More my friend than he is yours. It's crazy. Think you can do it? I love Sean and Boy. Be like that sometimes. You know what? They always be trying to take your friends. But you know what? I can never be replaced extra 90. Anyway.
SPEAKER_07Okay. And how was your fourth, boy?
SPEAKER_09It was good. I threw a little barbecue like I do like every year in my backyard. And uh it was really hot. But uh I was on that grill, man, and had family out there. And uh, like I said, Jordan was there for a little bit. Um yeah, but it was calm.
SPEAKER_06Shout out, and you he was really on that grill.
SPEAKER_07Like this one was uh men don't be on the grill enough these days. Shout out to the men that actually take the grill.
SPEAKER_06You know what?
SPEAKER_07Bro, that's a quick question. I just thought about it. With the heat wave and shit. Well, those are like some things that you won't tolerate in the heat wave. Like if you go over to a man's house, like if you was dating Cory and Cory didn't have AC. A fan? It's 102 fucking degrees outside.
SPEAKER_05We're gonna get one of those, like we're gonna get two fans. Two box fans. Two box fans.
SPEAKER_07Yo, you a keeper, because that is we're gonna get two fans.
SPEAKER_03Nah, some of them.
SPEAKER_04Nah, no, it's a big thing. Box fans?
SPEAKER_03You know what type of fan you're doing?
SPEAKER_07So if you get a box, you have to sit. I'm sorry, I'm screaming. I'm sorry, y'all apologize.
SPEAKER_06He excited, he excited.
SPEAKER_07Bro, what if what if you got two box fans both with blasting like that? Blasting, bro, you have to sit directly in front to even feel it. No, no, no, you don't.
SPEAKER_06You don't got the right box fan then. Yeah, I got fucking AC.
SPEAKER_08That's why nigga. Shout out to you.
SPEAKER_10Shout out to the A Cut. Shout out to the AC.
SPEAKER_08I too have AC.
SPEAKER_10Well, guess what, niggas? I got AC now too!
SPEAKER_07You don't in this motherfucker, you don't. For real?
SPEAKER_05Yeah, in my room. But what about out here?
SPEAKER_06Oh, we got a fan. It's not a box fan, but uh OSHA?
SPEAKER_07OSHA. So during the heat shit was crazy because I remember like, what's that?
SPEAKER_06The day before the first time I'm saying the N-word on the pod.
SPEAKER_07The day before, the 4th of July, I think it was they sent out like um everybody here gotta have condescending, obviously, but they sent out like the mass text.
SPEAKER_05Oh, yes, I say.
SPEAKER_07Like be sure, I think your man Donnie was like, oh, 78 degrees, all right, whatever that is, big bro. Hold on to that.
SPEAKER_06But uh 78 degrees, but you let Taylor Swift have a whole well anyway.
SPEAKER_07What's so I'm in my crib, and my AC is like 14,000 BTU. So that's shit, like it it does what it's supposed to do. I go in the crib, I put that joint on, I'm like, yo, why am I still hot? Like the power was like it was restricting the power. So the next day, then I got the text. Oh, power is back to I was like, oh, these kids outside.
SPEAKER_04And they restricted it again. Yeah, got that one. It was mad blackouts, it was mad blackouts.
SPEAKER_07Not I mean in Yonkers there wasn't, but I definitely I was like in Brooklyn, it wasn't. So I had to like I had to like sit directly behind, like I had a fucking box fan. I had to sit right in.
SPEAKER_08That's like second, man.
SPEAKER_07Oh but no, so I had to sit right from that drum, like, yo, bro, like there's no way you're telling me this my AC is not working. Like, I was like, had to put that shit all the way down to 60 and was still like, nah, it's not icebox.
SPEAKER_06No, but you know what's crazy though? That only happened because you had the AC. If you had the box fan and you would have put that on max speed, same, same thing.
SPEAKER_05It depends on what box fan he got. I don't think he got the right one. I never pulled a box fan in my life. You don't got the right one. Where you got it from?
SPEAKER_07Oh I never had a box fan.
SPEAKER_05Yeah, but I thought you said you Yeah, you said you sat in front of one, no?
SPEAKER_07No, I said I felt like I had a box fan.
SPEAKER_05Oh, I think.
SPEAKER_06How you ain't never feel a box fan, eh?
SPEAKER_07Oh, like I've been to people who've had them before. Like, I don't have one in my house. Oh, they they probably ain't had a rain one. Yeah, they ain't had the right one. I guess not. I guess not.
SPEAKER_05But I mean later on that night it w it cooled down and it was raining and or something. Oh, it did pour. It was raining and stuff.
SPEAKER_06That's it. I almost got killed like at least five times or two. A wallet? No, no, driving.
SPEAKER_07Oh, or it was like that?
SPEAKER_06Yeah, switching lanes. It was crazy.
SPEAKER_07I feel like that's the one day. That's like fucking New Year's. That's like the one day of the year you know it's gonna be mad.
SPEAKER_05I didn't hear about any drunk drivers or anything like that, so that's that's good. Did y'all hear any stories about that?
SPEAKER_06Oh, yeah, there was a shooter.
SPEAKER_05Drunk every day.
SPEAKER_06A drunk driver? That wasn't a drunk driver.
SPEAKER_07That was the Coney Island. That was the Coney Island. Yeah, I know about the Coney Island. It was wild in Brooklyn. Yo, speaking of Coney Island, you see a sandstorm same day. That was wild, yeah. You saw a sandstorm? Yeah, it was looking like fucking Beirut in that motherfucker.
SPEAKER_06It was people in there like trying to hold on to the tents. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_05In Coney Island? Yeah, on the pill, on the ball. I didn't see that.
SPEAKER_09Yeah, see why I stay out of Brooklyn?
SPEAKER_05Wow, that was not a good place. Don't come back starting. We was here. We was here.
SPEAKER_07All right, speaking of being here, we're gonna switch over to the Lovers in the Air. And I mean in the air, I mean 20,000 feet up in the air. Maybe 10,000 feet? So uh Lovers Curl on uh Empire State Building, they're a Russian couple, they're notorious, I guess, for climbing the building, climbing buildings and free walling. And they he proposed to his wife on top of the Empire State Building. A hundred-degree heat wave. It's a lot of things. I don't know if Lovers Building. So let me ask you this real quick.
SPEAKER_05Look at it. Before we did that, he's a dummy.
SPEAKER_07I'm gonna ask all I'm gonna ask Oyo, but I'm gonna start with Britt. Because I was just talking to Britt before we came on when y'all was having y'all secret meeting, do whatever y'all was doing.
SPEAKER_06They're bro me. I asked jealous of all the friendships.
SPEAKER_07I asked Britt. I was like, yo, what do you think people will sign up for that type of marriage if it meant climbing to the Empire State Building and you was guaranteed a successful marriage, would you do it? How many people you think would do with it? Figuratively? It's how we could get divorced, the fuck? If it meant a successful marriage, don't lie. Like if it was meant, if it was meant your marriage, we gotta climb it. For whatever, for whatever like I literally unbanced to me, you have to climb up, you will have a successful marriage. How many people you think would actually do that?
SPEAKER_09I'm not doing that.
SPEAKER_06You've been on vacation with me, you've seen the vertical hit.
SPEAKER_09I've done some crazy things, but I'm in a building, bro.
SPEAKER_07It meant a Empire. Okay, let's not say climb the Empire State game?
SPEAKER_10Yeah.
SPEAKER_07So I I'm assuming if they did announce the point of entry, I might have missed it. But what from when I got of it, they went to the observatory and climbed up from the observatory.
SPEAKER_05Oh, and the 100th floor. I don't know. I bet and even there, like, I thought my wig was gonna fly over the pipe like when I went to the Empire Stable, then I'm not gonna fight. Like that wind is me, bitch.
SPEAKER_01It's gone.
SPEAKER_05Like, no, that wind is crazy.
SPEAKER_09So I'm trying to figure out how they was able to stand at like maybe that's why they did it in 100 degrees because it wasn't that much wind.
SPEAKER_05I don't I I don't know that I'm I don't know how that went. No, that wind is crazy. I went in the summertime. Uh but I mean it wasn't 100 degrees, but like that wind is crazy.
SPEAKER_07And the crazy part is, so that's immediately it went to happen, and why PD did as being as transparent as they try to be, they did release the body one camera footage of the ESU uh officers who did go up there and get them down. And so when you watch the body one camera footage that they release, you just see at one point he gets up, he's hey, are you alright? She's like, Yeah, then he turns, and as he turns, you get to straight, he beelines down like that whole angle from his camera, you can see straight down the whole island. I was like, nigga, nah, I never.
SPEAKER_01That's what I'm saying. Hold on, you let out a question.
SPEAKER_05Like never. Because you're open about what you do, your career. If you was that officer and you had to go save them, would you do it?
SPEAKER_07So I'm not SWAT. So that ESU. But let's just say. Nah, I don't. So I know a lot of people that's in like ESUI would.
SPEAKER_05No, I'm saying if that was.
SPEAKER_07No, I wouldn't, I wouldn't even apply to be. I would never, I would never, yeah. I went like I could do everything that requires for that job except it's like I think anything after 15 stories for me is like It's over.
SPEAKER_06To get in that unit, you gotta climb the um Brooklyn Bridge.
SPEAKER_07Yeah, seriously, yeah.
SPEAKER_05That's like part of like the speaking of that, they just saved someone that was trying to. Yeah, I just saw that video. Yeah, I saw that video.
SPEAKER_07That was dope. I saw that shout out to him. That happened last night. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, shout out to him. But um, yeah, Jordan. So what so you saying no?
SPEAKER_06Hell no. Yo, I was on a project building the other day, only 20 floors, and I ain't go to the edge.
SPEAKER_07Yeah, you know, it was crazy too, not to cut you off, bro. So, you know where I was for the 4th of July, that I forgot what project building that is, but they had the best view of the fireworks. Because they all on the roof. Uh I was like, nah, y'all niggas is crazy by the horizon building. Yeah, yeah, I was like, nah, them niggas is they just sitting there chilling like all then they start letting up their own fireworks. Yeah.
SPEAKER_06I was like, all my days, bro.
SPEAKER_08But from the roof is crazy.
SPEAKER_05They was doing that from the roof.
SPEAKER_06I'm gonna be honest with you. Uh when I was driving back from in house on 4th of July, there was some dude, he parked his car on the side of the of the highway and went literally in the middle of the highway to just letting them drones off. On the highway?
SPEAKER_05On the highway?
SPEAKER_06Nah. It's like, yo, this is why they be coming for New York so fast. What are you thinking?
SPEAKER_07The nigga tree is crazy.
SPEAKER_05That's right.
SPEAKER_07So this man forever ever with Corey. But y'all gotta climb the city top. You do it.
SPEAKER_05Nah, I'm joking.
SPEAKER_07Really? Say no? Well, Corey wants to do it.
SPEAKER_05Why why would we be doing this?
SPEAKER_07Because I'm saying, if it it guaranteed a successful marriage.
SPEAKER_05How does this guarantee?
SPEAKER_07This is a hypothetical. There is no, there I don't have the hypothetical because this is silly.
SPEAKER_05It's silly. What's possible? It makes no sense for me. It makes no sense why they climbed it. But they didn't, they didn't. It's not connecting here.
SPEAKER_07If it was meant for a successful marriage, would you do it? No. I think most people wouldn't. That's how y'all fucking love is a shame anyway. Wow. Not to like black people in general. If it meant are they still married? Yeah, they're married. This is what they proposed.
SPEAKER_06When they married, I thought you said he was proposing. Well, they're they're gay too. Yeah, they're too big. But that's the thing, though. You risked your life climbing that bitch. Now y'all both got records. What if a year from now you found out she's cheating? Why she gotta be cheating? Why he called it?
SPEAKER_09It's not the first time they've done it. This is like the second thing. This is what they do, they're notorious for doing it. That's what they do.
SPEAKER_06It's a thing of Netflix. Oh, they can't do it. Yeah, that's what they do. But still, yeah, this is what they do. Wait, they're gonna be around.
SPEAKER_07They free crime or they got rolls? Yeah, this is what they do. No, they free crime.
SPEAKER_05Oh, they're crazy. Yeah, they do this together. You ever you never you said you know you've been on the Empire and that win? That one is crazy, bro. That view is amazing.
SPEAKER_09Magnificent. But that went?
SPEAKER_06Not only that, it's hot as hell. What if your hands just start sweating and you speaking of what it's like?
SPEAKER_09Speaking of Spider-Man, you ever seen when the Spider-Man view where he jumped from the top top of the and then dialed down from the Empire State building? It looked like that.
SPEAKER_05No, Cersei. Scary.
SPEAKER_09Wait, when when they came down?
SPEAKER_06Yeah. Oh hell no. I mean, but then again, you know what? I'm I'm terrified of heights. But also, adrenaline shit with heights, I'm cool with roller coasters, airplanes, um then zipline, helicopters, yeah.
SPEAKER_05So you're not terrified of heights if you did those things.
SPEAKER_09RSL and stuff like that. No.
SPEAKER_07But speaking of airplanes, and did you see uh story? You shaking your head for the viewers, nigga. We don't know. Do you know are you confusing what I'm talking about?
SPEAKER_09Yeah, yeah, I heard you.
SPEAKER_07Oh, they can't see me, right?
SPEAKER_09He must be, he has a kick out.
SPEAKER_07So you saw the story with the uh the chick who was uh in the the flight, the fighter plane, and the pilot jumped out. Yeah, yeah. It's a suicide?
SPEAKER_09Yeah, yeah, she jumped out to suicide. It was it was crazy because I just had to set them up crazy.
SPEAKER_07I'm just gonna put that out there.
SPEAKER_09It was a student, and um this the student and the teacher was on the plane together. I guess they were just teaching each other. She was teaching the student how to fly. And they were just like packing her stuff in the bags, and she was like, uh, I'm gonna head out. You got this. You know what to do. Help jump me. Help me! Like the student to fly. Nigga! They had to land the plane. But jump to his death though. Jump to his death, yeah.
SPEAKER_05Like, okay, I have a dumb question. He knew like jump. He like the parachute. There's no jump.
SPEAKER_09He just jumped, yeah.
SPEAKER_05I'm gonna leave that one there.
SPEAKER_09He arranged his items.
SPEAKER_05Mm-hmm.
SPEAKER_09You got this.
SPEAKER_05That's terrifying. I don't want to be a pilot anymore.
SPEAKER_09Next career.
SPEAKER_06You got this? You've been studying, you worked hard, I believe in you. My job is just let's end my life. In this sofa.
SPEAKER_05That was crazy.
SPEAKER_07You just go through shit every day, B. I don't know. I guess he was going through shit. I don't know what else it is. And the student landed the plane successfully.
SPEAKER_09He did.
SPEAKER_05Shout out to the shout outs to the clappers.
SPEAKER_04Bring out the clappers.
SPEAKER_06Shout out to her those. That's like shout out to Trump.
SPEAKER_09That's terrifying. Would you fly the plane again?
SPEAKER_06Like me personally? Yeah. Like after a successful landing after that. I mean, me personally, yeah, because I would have been like, I did that shit. Even with the trauma? I'm him, yeah. Even with the trauma, I would have been like, I'm him.
SPEAKER_07I'm gonna be honest. I flew a plane before.
SPEAKER_04You did?
SPEAKER_07Yeah.
SPEAKER_04Is he lying? No, I'm not. I'm just serious.
SPEAKER_08What do you talk about?
SPEAKER_07For my I wanna say 14th birthday, my dad took me to upstate New York and took and there was a f a flying lesson.
SPEAKER_04Oh wow.
SPEAKER_07So when you take the flying lesson. You do take off and you land. Yeah.
SPEAKER_04Okay.
SPEAKER_05So I was able to do that at 14?
SPEAKER_07Yeah, so you have a copilot. Luckily the motherfucker ain't do what this nigga did and fucking off the fucking jump out.
SPEAKER_10Like jump out too much.
SPEAKER_07But uh I don't I want to say it's difficult, but it when so when I heard the story and they said she's a training to be pilot, yeah, I'm like, it's a traumatic incident because the nigga jumped out the plane. Right. But I'm pretty sure she can land the plane on her own.
SPEAKER_09Like the basics.
SPEAKER_07Yeah, like that's I mean, granted, I think the nigga jump out of the plane. I think your memory is kind of a little, you're a little rather. Just a traumatic incident for sure. But I found it's actually it's hella fun. Like I like I feel like no bullshit. I feel like if I really wanted to go with a pilot, like to become a pilot, I would dedicate to I obviously I would dedicate to doing it because it is a war. Those views are really all like one that's like those are like a different type of like view, especially you know when you landing and descending and all that stuff. But when I heard that story, I was like, oh, like that's crazy. Shouts to her. But I'm like, if you're a pilot or learn to be pilot, it shouldn't be that hard to land a plane.
SPEAKER_06He said, pick up your pants.
SPEAKER_07Yeah, like it shouldn't be that hard to pick up to land a plane. I'm just saying the credit from a. I don't think so. It wasn't like you landed the plane. I don't think it sounded like H-word, but it's more so No, because if it was like a random person, like in the movies, like they they killed all the pilots in the plane. Somebody has to land the plane. Brittany takes over the cockpit. I've never had any experience. Yeah, I've been, oh, okay, like you gotta talk to the fucking tower. Yeah, I'm like, if you're like a to be pilot, I'm like, the story sounds crazy, but I'm like, I think they wanted to emphasize the my phone, go.
SPEAKER_05No, go, no. I was just gonna say they wanted to emphasize on the fact that she still, it was a girl, right? She still landed with that trauma.
SPEAKER_07Maybe so she was I think so, but they see a girl, she's a DEI hammer.
SPEAKER_08Well, please continue with you.
SPEAKER_06Don't let my feeling like I was too long. If this was like your second or third lesson, but you was just excelling the first two, then I'd be like, alright. So that's that that's a big difference between like, yo, this is your last fly, and I think that's what they said. That it was like her last lesson. Yeah, come on, ball. So he probably had this premeditation. This was premeditated. But I fuck with her enough to make sure she's premeditated.
SPEAKER_07I mean, you fucked the mind up forever, but this is definitely premeditated. Yeah, that's it. If I um I want to say the dude said you need about 750 training hours to become a commercial pilot.
SPEAKER_06That's a lot. Probably.
SPEAKER_07I believe that's what it is. Something like that. I'm gonna make a million millionaires, bro. Some of them are millionaires. Yeah, they make a great living. That's that's like the one occupation. If I get on the plane and the pilot says I'm upset, I have I'm underpaid, I get off. Really? 100%. Too much that they have too much in too much to say.
SPEAKER_06He said he's underpaid, hell yeah.
SPEAKER_07If I hear him complaining to cockpit, yo, I'm underpaid. Oh, yo, my fucking wife fucking child support album. I don't want to get on the spray, bro.
SPEAKER_08But now that's kind of funny, bro. Let me get a different flight.
SPEAKER_10Let me get a different flight. He's not focused, yeah. Not in the game. Not in the game.
SPEAKER_06He's a pilot, so he got all those lives in his hands. Now imagine all these cops gonna be saying, like, yo, I'm underpaid. It's a dog joke, bro. It's a dog joke. Hold on.
SPEAKER_08My DI high one was better than that. I was crazy. Crazy joke.
SPEAKER_07But since we're going dark, let's hold on, let's continue down the path. So we're gonna chip to the we're gonna talk about a segment, but so we didn't get to what was last week. We missed it. Uh we had uh a lot of things going on, especially in the world of sports. So we had Jordan, we had the Malik Beasley incident. He is now indicted, him and Terry Rosier. So many layers to this story, Britt. So Terry Rosier and uh Malik Beasley are professional basketball players. One play for Miami Heat, one played for Detroit Pistons. Terry Rosier was making $22 million this year in next year.
SPEAKER_11Okay.
SPEAKER_07Malik Beasley wasn't making nothing about $10, but they were caught gambling. Malik Beasley, there's a rebound, uh, there's a video, this is the clip that everybody's showing on social media where he the spread was seven and a half, which means you cannot lose by more than eight. Okay. The team was down nine with five seconds left. Malik Beasley gets the grabs the rebound, sprints the name of the court to cover the spread. If that's not a fucking smoking gun boy in all my days, I say yo.
SPEAKER_09Yo, how about how about the one where he goes? He has, he don't grab rebounds. He's like, what, six four, six, six five, right? So he's not a person that grabs rebound. He ran from one side of the court to the other just to grab the rebound to catch the And so and what was funny about that, it's the same way you had, that's your reaction?
SPEAKER_07That was his reaction when he got the rebound. He was relieved. He's like, yo, this nigga's not gonna fuck me up, I got the rebound.
SPEAKER_09It was like point two seconds left.
SPEAKER_07Yeah, and so in the and in the group chat that they, you know, the feds got everything in the group chat. He was exchanging in the group chat, he said, somebody responded, oh, he got the rebound with a point second left. Oh, thank God, we was about to be down thousands. Bro, I'm telling you, these, I'm telling you, it's a different type of niggas out here, bro. The meant that so at one point when I was looking up yesterday, I was I'll say the same thing. I'm like, yo, these niggas are not smart. But then I said to myself, yo, addiction is crazy.
SPEAKER_02Yeah.
SPEAKER_07Addiction, this is clearly an addiction. And I would I'm not for nothing. I'm not. So if I get dull tested at work, I'm not. I would rather be a drug addict with millions than be a gaming addict with millions. Because at least if you're a drug addict with millions, at least you could somewhat be you could be semi-functional. Oh, yeah. You could supply the trust me, fucking Hollywood's been doing it forever. Keep a budget. Is that you can keep a budget?
SPEAKER_06Maybe you're spinning this amount, that's it.
SPEAKER_07These niggas are going broke. And so what I was witnessing, I mean witnessing when I was reading about it too, was they were saying about like Link Beasley, for instance, he didn't have the liquid cash. So a lot of stuff that he was like having to put up, he didn't have. So that's why he started doing the games because now you're trying to keep up with a lifestyle that you don't really have because his offset stuff. But but so and that's what I that's what I was thinking in my head too. But then when you think about offset, you think about Bruno Mars, they're like Bruno Mars won't be the I don't know if you know, but he's like a notorious gamer. I know that's that's why he's at MGM.
SPEAKER_09Yeah, because he announced it.
SPEAKER_07Oh, is he really? Yeah, he announced it. He was like $7 million in debt to MGM. Really?
SPEAKER_06Yeah, million. That's that's crazy. That's low.
SPEAKER_07Right.
SPEAKER_06Because I at one point I heard it was like over 200 million. That's why he had to keep performing. No, wait, it's 200. I swear. They said that. It might have been, I don't know. He's performing shows over there.
SPEAKER_07So that's so he was like their fucking puppet. But even with him in offset, they could still go back to music. You could be a gambling addict as a musician, but you could still make the money. You're just one song away. You're an athlete, you throwing games, nigga, you're cooked. Yeah, because you're not nobody, and so when Terry was there and went to court, I believe it was two days ago, he said to the judge, Oh, can I please get bailed because I want to still try and like get a contract.
SPEAKER_08Nigga, who's signing you?
SPEAKER_07I was confused about it.
SPEAKER_08I was like, Asian lied to you, nigga. Ain't nothing out there. I don't think the fucking bedmitting Jaguars in fucking China would take this nigga.
SPEAKER_07That's how he's cooked.
SPEAKER_06But the Malik Beasley part, oh my gosh. It's just about to get paid. It's just so sickening to see because it's like you went into debt gambling, not even not even on sports. Like you have a gambling addict, like a real gambling, like poker addiction, lost millions of dollars while you're still playing basketball, so now you owe other players money, which is why you even started this in the first place. Because like the player that he owes money, his name is Ed Davis. He's just I wouldn't even call him average. I think he went to North Carolina. Because I think he was a big North Carolina. But it's like, so you owe him money, so now you're like, yo, how you gonna pay me? Because you don't got the money from your contract because you just gambled it all. So now you're like, I bet. This is what you're gonna do. So Ed Davis was really the one pulling the strings, like this is what you're gonna do at this date, this time. So he gotta go down too. And you know what? No, he's been in, he's been in this big fuck Malik Beasley. Because I done lost some money on Malik Beasley.
SPEAKER_09Where can we do the the the mass law sacks?
SPEAKER_10That's what I was saying because I need to I was affected too.
SPEAKER_05You know what I'm saying? I was affected too.
SPEAKER_10This man, you know, help me.
SPEAKER_06Help me this man was about to break like a record for most threes. And like in the season with most threes, right? So I'm like, oh, guaranteed, let's take this man. He's going for records. He's shoot, he's definitely gonna shoot it. Of course, that's one of the games that it was better for him not to make the threes.
SPEAKER_07Oh it it it is scary. That's crazy. It's scary. I I think when you look at it in totality now, because even now what we're I know you're not watching, but us here on this side, like we've been watching the World Cup Heavy, and so even now recently with the Egypt game where they believe there was like a lot of fucking uh misfortunes or misopportunities, quote unquote, at the expense of the referees, where you feel like it was rigged and FIFA's and tourists known to be rigged. So I think now there's such a big microscope under sports because there's so much fucking money involved in these fucking games, man. There's so much, it's it's it's insane, bro. I think there's more money in sports right now, arguably, than any other entity aside from like pharmaceuticals. Because there's such an opportunity now that people are, you you dangle the fruit, you dangle the fruit in front of some people where they like, oh, I could put a $10 parlay to try and win five racks. People do that, you that's how they get caught in the trap. And now you think of someone like Malik Beasley who is like, now you can really supply that addiction. Or Terry Rosier also, because you have the money. Terry Rosier made over 200. Terry Rosier had made over 200 million dollars in his so far in his career. That's crazy. You I mean, what you say, give or take after taxes, everything else, he's cleared at least 80 million dollars. You want to say? At least. At least, you know what I'm saying? Somewhere in between. So he's he ain't starving. So we've seen. A couple local shows. I don't know. I might ask him on a local show. But I'm not trying to chill him, but he wasn't like a nice, but he wasn't sneaky dealer. Yeah, he might have some, you know, yeah, something. But he's definitely at least had liquid, he at least had to have at least 50 million dollars. Because he's made so much money over his career. So I I want to say I feel bad for him, but I don't.
SPEAKER_06Can't. It's it's really fucked up, I'm gonna be honest with you.
SPEAKER_07Uh because it's hard because from the like all of us here, we love sports. So even just to know, even put your teammate in that type of like predicament. Because even when people say, like, the known thing people would say is like Pete Rose. That's someone people always go back to is Pete Rose. Nah. But people always say he don't want to bet on himself to win. Whatever.
SPEAKER_06That's why you can't really disrespect Pete Rose. You can't betting to win.
SPEAKER_07Like, that's what they that's what they say. But we don't know if he's betting spread. He could have been written, oh, my team to win by two and a half.
SPEAKER_06They they tracked it.
SPEAKER_07Uh, this is so far back then, I don't believe it. Yeah, but but if what if it was to win by two by two games? By by two and a half. I don't give a fuck if it was about two and a half, three and a half. That's what I'm saying, but that's when the integrity of the game is compromised.
SPEAKER_06I'm not saying it's still it's still to win, though. Like if I'm betting to win two and a half, especially in baseball, that means we gotta score.
SPEAKER_07So it's a cardinal.
SPEAKER_06Like, I'm doing whatever we do in the score. Um, I'm don't get me wrong. Betting on sports when you're involved in it is always gonna be wrong, but I look at it a little different between Pete Rose and the people's like, yo, they doing negative shit to impact the team. Like, oh shit, damn, we gotta lose by fucking 10 points. And so now I'm missing shots. I'm getting intentional turnovers, or let's we we was talking about soccer. Ain't can't nobody in this world tell me that the U.S. soccer team was not betting?
SPEAKER_07No, they just wasn't good enough.
SPEAKER_06No, they was no way. You did you're not good enough.
SPEAKER_07Did you see Reem?
SPEAKER_06I watched the whole game, but they didn't see Reem, there's nothing Reem is supposed to be one of the best defenders. Supposed to be in FIFA play right now. And I have never seen him pull up on certain things, not attempt to go for certain things. He he literally got dunked on and literally didn't jump, try to do anything. He literally he was involved in giving up all three goals. I just don't think they were good enough. Nah, bro. If you look at the if you look at those goals that were scored against them, bro. It wasn't skill. None of them was skill.
SPEAKER_07But they didn't come out the right way. Exactly. But I don't think they read the game. I just but the look of it was like I think I could have stopped that. I think it was more so a thing of the US this for the first time ever had the easiest chance to advance to at least a round of eight in their history of the World Cup. They were seated for the first time ever, hosting the World Cup, and they came out and got punched in the face. I think for multiple reasons. I think, like I said, I think that Trump shit bit them in the ass because you had these fucking Belgians who said, oh, okay, that's how you want to play? All right. They're not, they're not, but they made they how they made the they made the final eight, the two World Cups ago.
SPEAKER_06No, they they did two World Cups ago. That's eight years ago, bro.
SPEAKER_07Yeah, it is, but last year they they still qualified. They're not a bad team at all, but not at all. And they're way better than America. Yeah, yeah, weaker of the European, but still a European team. The US is the US is not a powerhouse, bro. We all we all bought into the hype and thought that they should win. But they're not they're just not wrong.
SPEAKER_06Yeah. All I'm saying is this like what I saw, the play that happened, like the plays that happened, it looked as if people were pulling up. Like normal plays, like easy, easily defended plays, it seemed like certain people were pulling back. That's why I feel as if somebody was involved in that game.
SPEAKER_07I don't think the US was trying to uh give up that game. But speaking of running and pulling up, I'm gonna play a clip for you that we heard earlier. You know, these guys know headphones are kind of out the loop. As we talk about run clubs being colts. I was very better practicing before we went on here. I just wanna let y'all know that I had a clip and wasn't ready to go, but he's lying.
SPEAKER_05No, I'm not.
SPEAKER_07Nah, you was.
SPEAKER_00Run clubs, sex cults, and I fear they're not wrong. Okay. Context. I started a such a run club two and a half years ago, right? At first when we started, we would do normal stuff. We would meet up in a park, we would warm up, we would go run three miles or one and a half, or you could walk because we welcome walkers too. And then we would come back, we would do our cooldown, mix, mingle, socialize, and then we would go home. Somewhere along the way, I don't know when this happened. When whenever we would get back from our cooldown, we would just get in a huddle and everybody would just start taking their clothes off, and then it would just like it just escalate from there. I don't know when that happened, but I feel like the reason that people are calling a run club a sex club or a sex code is because they want to come. Literally and figuratively. But they feel like they're not in shape enough to be at the run club where we all be running and then we do whatever afterwards. But I promise you, we welcome anybody. Like you don't have to be afraid. You don't have to be That's crazy. We welcome anybody to come all, come all.
SPEAKER_07So many layers to this, Brit thoughts, concerns, turn to you first as our experienced her on the show.
SPEAKER_05I'm not surprised. That's the crazy part.
SPEAKER_07Like which part aren't you surprised that? At that people are just giving up like that, or that the run club was a false, was a force. They still run it. They said they're still running. They still running. They still running.
SPEAKER_05Um, I'm not surprised that people were just giving it up like that. It happens at work. It does it not. Yeah, a group where there are a group of people, y'all see each other every day or y'all see each other. I don't know if they meet it. Run clubs don't usually meet. I think they meet like every Saturdays or something. I was never anyone club, even offers.
SPEAKER_08No, no, it's not saying I got white.
SPEAKER_07I just want to make that clear because people start. Hold on. If you got the offer, would you? I don't like playing outside. Nah, I don't like playing outside.
SPEAKER_06What if it's like a run club with all baddies? Nah. I think Eli.
SPEAKER_05I'm not. Like, I don't, nah, I'm not doing that.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, I know.
SPEAKER_05Eli. Nah, um, I'm not surprised. Um, they're gonna have haters, but those haters are gonna be the ones that secretly join.
SPEAKER_08Like I I uh that's a that's a bar.
SPEAKER_05That's a that's a bar. Um, no, those are gonna they're like, yeah, secret societies with these things. They don't start off as run clubs, but there's like, you know, the swingers, yeah, yeah, and stuff like that.
SPEAKER_07I know I had a I don't want to say a uh you looking at me because you're eating them pretzels? I had an inkling, an inkling that these shits was getting way too big once you saw professional sports teams start to host the events. Like the Yankees hosted a run club event. They did? Yeah. I didn't know that. Yeah, they they the the the Knicks also had one. Yeah. I never club event. Like, yeah, so some of these, like, so once I once you like at times, certain things, like it was getting, like, over the last, I'll say, yeah and a half, I obviously it started to, you know.
SPEAKER_05No, some of them was legit. Like, um, some still are. Like Reeboks did one where it was like all women, I think it's it was dedicated to kind of breast cancer. That's right. So they're giving out pink sneakers and stuff like that. Like, some of them are legit, but I seen a couple, when they got started getting popular, I seen the ones like Meet and Prospect Park and it was too much.
SPEAKER_07It was too many meetup ones. It was like it's it was like Tinder. There was way too many meet up here stuff. There's way too many of them. I'm not on none, I'm not on Tinder now on here, not none of it out there. Okay, another disclaimer. But there was way too much of the meet up here shit where I was like, nah, bro.
SPEAKER_05They still do that. Like the the gym, gym people.
SPEAKER_07Quote unquote gym influences? Yeah. That's not your book. Gunner is a good one, too. Yeah, gunner, but yeah, that gunners was legit because he signed uh underarmy.
SPEAKER_06I know. Hopefully his shit is legit.
SPEAKER_07This I hate gym influencers, bro. Really? Gym influencers have become the vein of my existence. Hey, gym influences now, bro. Bro, this is all around, bro. So, and I'm not once again, nobody's hustle, bro. Get it hype, but everyone's not a hustle. All you guys are not making money off of this shit. Let's let's start there. Everyone here, not even the hater. I don't know. I know you gotta start somewhere. We're not making money off this podcast. We gotta start somewhere. Granted, granted. But still, with the with the gym influences, bro, the bringing the tripod, bro, the yo, they said you come, you come up, bro. You said they set up the little tripod on the machine and shit. I bet. You try, yo, yo, bro, you might yo, how many you got left? Y'all got a lot left, bro. And as I'm talking to him, he's flexing into the camera. Like he's acting, like he's like he's putting on a performance. I'm like, all right, bro, whatever. If there's other times where you go and they'll be like, yo, bro, you walk past him, yo, bro, don't walk in my shot, bro. If you mind, my neck, what are we doing? Don't walk in for my shot. What are we doing, bro?
SPEAKER_06I ain't gonna lie, the disrespect when it came out. Fuck yourself.
SPEAKER_07What are we doing? Is it only guys that are? No, no, the women, the women are, sometimes the women are worse too. And it there's like, and I've never experienced this, but I know my boys who go to LA Fitness, they've they told me before too. And the good thing, I do want to give some of these gyms credit, because some gyms have bought into the gym influence culture, which I do think is important to welcome in people who want to bring their camera, whatever, because you want people to feel comfortable in the environment. Which, again, I totally get got me on that. Sign the downline, accept that. But then there are people like guys who be like, yo, bro, I just want her to ask me what sets she got, left, blah, blah, blah. Oh, you trying to talk to like they think like this is why guys now even like to even uh approach certain women because they always think I'm trying to talk to you. You know what I'm saying? And we need to have a gym influence on the show.
SPEAKER_06We get we got a couple friends like that? Yeah. Oh, y'all do? Oh, I don't know. I don't I don't think you I'm not saying I know your friends.
SPEAKER_05No, I was Oh, oh, I thought I was looking at you.
SPEAKER_06You say, No, no, no, I thought I thought I was trying to be at the I was about to be attacked.
SPEAKER_04I just tried to get it. I was trying to Yeah, like what's up with him? I don't know.
SPEAKER_07But uh because I also want to felt attacked.
SPEAKER_05Look in the camera and apologize. Oh shit.
SPEAKER_09Not the four-four.
SPEAKER_07I'm sorry, I'm sorry, Corey. But uh that is a question too, we could discuss too, like how to approach women in the gym because people like to have those questions. But then when I say that, I'm like, I don't think there's any proper way to approach a woman in the gym because when you see her, there is a lust to her because she's half naked.
SPEAKER_06That is true. It depends, because what if she don't look good? I might not lust over her. So why are you talking to her? Because maybe I want her to know that I'm trying to use this same damn machine. But that's no, that's not that's not. See, that's not that wasn't the talk to her in a in a sense of like, yeah, might not talk to her. All right, I mean clarify that. Nigga, what the it wasn't clear. Not to you. I mean, I don't know.
SPEAKER_05He wasn't listening. He was bringing that NG over here.
SPEAKER_07That's what I'm saying. So I really wasn't clear. I feel like the one club shit is is it's gotten out of hand.
SPEAKER_05It's slow down. I haven't seen anything.
SPEAKER_07All over my TikTok.
SPEAKER_05Really?
SPEAKER_07Yeah, all over my TikTok.
SPEAKER_05I haven't seen it.
SPEAKER_07So I'll put it to you this way. I guarantee you they've exchanged numbers with somebody at the one club.
SPEAKER_05But I'm trying to say too.
SPEAKER_09I think that's okay to exchange numbers.
SPEAKER_05No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Whoa. Whoa. I have standards for my friends. Let's not do that. How is that not standards?
SPEAKER_09If they got hit, that means they don't got no standards.
SPEAKER_05Wait, what? Hold on. Cause Jalen be trying to. That's what I'm saying. He's trying to be crazy. Nah, I'm about to end him. He's trying to raise bate you.
SPEAKER_09Yeah, like he's like, my bad.
SPEAKER_05I'm not doing it.
SPEAKER_09My bad.
SPEAKER_03Yeah. Help me.
SPEAKER_05No, but I feel like this happens anywhere. You telling me y'all never mess with someone at work?
SPEAKER_07Yo. Not me. I don't share where I eat. At work? Is this so when people say these things, it's different when you went to someone at work at a grocery store. Because that's that's some of these places are where you're supposed to be at. You have to go food shopping, you have to have work, you have to have a job. Those are two separate things. Why are you looking at me? Those are two separate things.
SPEAKER_05Because you're not being, I'm not saying you. Joelle. I'm just saying, y'all never mess with someone like that.
SPEAKER_07You say ya, so I gave my my opinion. But a one club is just totally because a run club is optional.
unknownOkay.
SPEAKER_06But I'm gonna be I'm gonna be honest with you though. I feel as if if you join a run club, the intent is I'm going to meet people. That's what that's the point. But what the fuck I need to run from people for? I could run the five miles, my gathering.
SPEAKER_05Anywhere you meet someone like or or like y'all ever heard of bar ball hop where they like why do you go? You don't ball hop to fuck. I didn't, okay, I'm not saying that part.
SPEAKER_07No, they don't. No, they don't. Women do.
SPEAKER_09You see, you see I don't think everybody's joining run clubs to fuck, though. No, that's like they're not. Some people want them for interaction.
SPEAKER_08It's a hobby that people want to find direction. Joining them.
SPEAKER_05You telling me 70-year-old Shirley joined the run club, but she wanted to get age. Shirley's trying to get taken down!
SPEAKER_07What do you think the percentage of people who join run clubs are not looking for something?
SPEAKER_0930. I'd say 30%.
SPEAKER_07Like just wanting just to run. Yeah, I'll say 30%. Lower.
SPEAKER_09Just to run? It's lower.
SPEAKER_08It could be like 60%. He's naive.
SPEAKER_0760%. 60 is different. 60 is running.
SPEAKER_09Your fucking stomach is dripping.
SPEAKER_0160 is crazy.
SPEAKER_08He's naive.
SPEAKER_09It's like any other hobby. But it's like any other hobby. If you're watching something or doing something else, it's like if I a book club. You're gonna exchange number, you're gonna be talking.
SPEAKER_07But that's the boat. They don't glorify book clubs the way they glorify run clubs.
SPEAKER_08I see a lot of book clubs. Yeah, I see a lot.
SPEAKER_07No, I'm not saying you don't see them. The way book clubs are are advertised as opposed to run clubs being advertised is two totally different spectrums. The spectrums are totally different. Okay, because like the way the baddies been popping up on the TikTok and they like.
SPEAKER_09Okay, the way you're saying it though, the meetups, yes, the meetups, like, oh let's meet up to do that. But if it's just strictly to run, like run clubs, as Adidas has run clubs, Adidas has run clubs, Nike has run clubs, they have run clubs, and I've seen my friends in those run clubs. I don't I don't think they've just got it.
SPEAKER_06I think he's talking about like on TikTok now. You see the women and they're saying, like, yo, they're like, yo, when you come to run clubs, come single. That's what they're saying, come single. Thank you, Jordan. Come single. But they think personality. No, no, it's the girl saying and the girl saying if you're not single, don't be ready. No, she said, just be ready. Well, that's what she's doing. Okay, I never seen that.
SPEAKER_05I never seen that. Honestly, on my like social media, the run clubs have died down. So I don't know what y'all got going on where y'all see these things, but my social media, the run clubs have died down, honestly. So I don't see that. But what the point I'm trying to make is any social networking event becomes something more than what it is.
SPEAKER_06See or no? No. I mean, I I I guess that's why the Diddy parties ended up the way they did. Hello. That's crazy.
SPEAKER_05Like any so y'all can't tell me y'all don't see what I'm talking about. Like anytime a group of people get a friend group, if it's co-ed, a friend group, somebody's down to take somebody down in that friend group.
SPEAKER_06Of course, because they're not real friends.
unknownOkay.
SPEAKER_06If you're in if your initial intention is I'm trying to fuck her or I'm trying to fuck him, y'all not real friends.
SPEAKER_05But these people are coming from different walks of life. It's like really a date in that going live. Yeah. So I'm not surprised. Like, I don't know. Not I don't think anybody is surprised. Yeah, like I don't know. Jalen, was you surprised? Or was it just like so?
SPEAKER_07I'm more of a point, like, I'm the type of person. Now I don't want to sound like cocky when I say this because it's not meant how to sound like that. I'm I'm not the type of person where it's like, I already had an idea, but when someone like when someone else pronounces it, like a female actually says it, I'm like, oh I saw I wasn't tripping. Okay. Like I wasn't tripping. Like I knew I wasn't bugging. Like there was way, there was one there's the thing, there was way too many people trying to be involved in them. They weren't exclusive. You don't tell me I need to be a fucking member to join a fucking one club. Or oh, you got it's invite only. Book clubs, bro, are not invite only. They're not. That's not booked. No, no, book not.
SPEAKER_06Book club is definitely invite only. No, yes. You can bring a friend if I fuck with you, but it's What Book Club? Yeah, you gotta sign up for a book club and stuff like that.
SPEAKER_07But one clubs, they were trying to make it, yo, we want only niggas that gotta look a certain way or bitches where like. Oh, they took it that far? I didn't know that. You guys are you might do a quick warm-up jog before you gotta go in a grab drink. And here's the thing, too. I follow up, I don't want to say a lot, but I follow the few people. They're in the one club where they're at right after that. Happy hour. Everybody. Come on, bro. What are we doing? What are we doing? He like we burning the calories, we getting them right back. Come on, bro. Your girl says she's in a one club. How you feel? Negative.
SPEAKER_06Negative.
SPEAKER_07We can run together. What are we doing? Love me of God. She said she's going to a book club. What are you gonna say? Oh, all right, babe, have fun.
SPEAKER_06No.
SPEAKER_07Come on, bo. What are we doing like that? Let's go to a book club?
SPEAKER_06No.
SPEAKER_07You can't go nowhere. Lock the door, store away the key like big ticket. Chill out. That's too soon. You gotta get to the big ticket. That was you wild. That was a troller thing. Yeah, that was a wild one. That was a wild. That was crazy.
SPEAKER_05That was wild.
SPEAKER_08He said two crazy things. Segway was crazy. Yeah. Oh dee.
SPEAKER_05Let's talk about it.
SPEAKER_07So, bro, you want to take this one away or?
SPEAKER_05Um, yeah, let's talk about it. Okay. So, did y'all see the clip? Yes, no? See. Okay. Yes, y'all seen the clip?
SPEAKER_06Yes, we're prepared.
SPEAKER_05Um, so basically, this is his wife, right? This is his wife. Oh, yes. And the clip that we seen was he was trying to get his cell phone back. Um I'm trying to explain this without putting my opinion in it at the same time. Yeah. Yeah. So he was trying to get his cell phone back basically, and it looks like she he was chasing her, and she was like running around the house, but you know, it was at one point in the clip where she was on sorry, she was on the floor, and he was standing over her, like giving me my phone.
SPEAKER_06Um all the facts though.
SPEAKER_05And it seemed like a threw herself to the floor. Yes. I um that's putting opinion in it.
SPEAKER_06That's not okay, it's visual evidence.
SPEAKER_05Um, uh, it seems like a friend, because it was a girl's voice behind the camera saying, like, Tigger, stop Mr. Tigger or whatever. That was weird. Mr. Tigger. I was weird. I was like, No, no, no, no, that's your opinion. That's your opinion. Oh, yeah, sure. Sorry, sorry. See, I'm trying to, I'm trying to Okay, so anywho, Mr. Tigger, you know. Stop, stop, stop.
SPEAKER_10Yeah, you sorry that stop. Mr. Tigger, please, Mr. Tigger.
SPEAKER_05So, um, I think I'm gonna stop there because my opinion is gonna come in. Did I miss anything? What parts did I miss? I think pretty much you told the basics.
SPEAKER_07We saw the basics. So um she was holding the phone. Yeah. So there's so many layers to this. It is. First thing, this is how I knew Tigger was old. Because inside I knew his wife or whatever the f whatever she is, is also old. A woman grabs your phone today, just take the L. We've seen it numerous times, just take the L. Two, if she takes the phone, there's iCloud. Like, there's nothing like this, like, like taking someone's phone in one way to me seems so like, like, it seems like so like miscellaneous. Yeah, like it seems like so, like, it's it's it's just seemed like people who were like they're time, they're they're behind their time and technology. That's that's the first thing I thought about when I saw this. Second thing I thought about was Tig has been around for a while, bro. Tigger's been a while for Rap City for a while, bro. And obviously, we don't none of us here know him, but he's been a while so long, I've never heard of anything about him being abusive towards women.
SPEAKER_06You could have called Tigger LeBron before this. Could have called him who? LeBron before that.
SPEAKER_07So yeah, like I've never second, third thing I thought about when I saw who she was, when I actually saw who what she looked like, I was like, damn, Chip, you could have better than me.
SPEAKER_05You could have done better than look first and say that's what I'm saying. No one's ugly, guys.
SPEAKER_07I'm not saying ugly, but I'm just saying like I'm just like it's crazy. Fourth thing I thought about now, as that me and Britt was talking about off-air, was the stories that have now come out with the ex-wife and her previous boyfriends arrested. Was arrested for child endangerment in the past with her child uh been missing for seven years. It is just so many layers to this story that as it continued to develop, I was like, nah, I need I need the facts. I need the facts. Like the visual evidence that I saw is still not enough, but I do think he gets the benefit of the doubt to an extent. But here's the second part that I also thought about because I said this on the podcast numerous times the domestic violence shit is always a crazy cycle. Because this is why I'm never gonna get up here and say leave the dude, leave the chick, because I've seen enough at work the shit does not happen. They coming back. That's the only time I agree with you with 90% shit. And I've seen it so much, I'm like, but the only way a woman is leaving, seriously, is if she gets got beat up enough. Or the guy. Or does, yeah. Or he's taken away. In quick story time. So when I was at work, this was I think I want to say last year, uh, was helping out another unit respond to uh an assault in progress of a domestic. I get off the elevator, and the guy has her in a chokehold on the floor while she's holding the baby, and she's pregnant. I can see all that within two seconds. And he's he's he's choking out. And so I we we separate whatever, we arrest him, whatever the case may be. And in my head, I'm like, all right, maybe this is a gift and God's blessing. She's pregnant with his baby. That wasn't even his baby that that was that was in her arms, whatever. But you know what, maybe this is how they, you know, this is what you need. Laura was called me about a month later. Yo, we're trying to take this to trial, but uh the C V the complaint, she doesn't want to push charges anymore. She said, Oh, can you help us out? I was like, Alright, I'll call her. Oh, I spoke to speak to her on the line. She said, I'm like, yo, ma'am, X, Y, and Z, what's going on? You know, we want to prosecute your baby daddy for what he's dead. No, I had the baby, we're a family now, everything's gonna work out. I said, All right, lady, bro. Godspeed. What else can you do? Nah, yeah, it's nothing you can do. What else can I do? Like, I've you know what I'm saying? So this is why I say this enough, like, and it's not come off as harsh, and I'm all pro domestic violence, like I'm pro locking people up or the hot lines, everything that people do. But this shit is legit a cycle. It's it it it is mental disorder. I don't it's still it still fuck you if you've decided to put your hands on. I'm not saying two separate things, but I'm just saying, like, this is why she's saying basically females in that situation for whatever reason don't leave. Like and that's not to say they're not they can't be the aggressor.
SPEAKER_06Because what I'm saying, this lady doesn't he got that one story. I'm pretty sure he got a hundred more stories. Like this lady I got a hundred stories, it is it happens, yeah.
SPEAKER_07And this lady does not sound like a saint. Like the there's a port that she left her kid in the casino for seven hours in the parking lot.
SPEAKER_06Oh, sheesh, yeah.
SPEAKER_07Like that's what this is. I'm not making shit up, fucking Google it. Looking like I'm fucking lying. Like, like, you know what I'm saying? So she's no saint. So, and this is why the story is sketchy, and even when it goes to court, I'm not saying nothing that the uh the defense attorney won't say something when she gets crossed, you know what I'm saying? Like, it's just a it's a I need more, I need I need more I need more detail. I need more facts.
SPEAKER_06And you know what's the craziest thing about this one too? Is like, because we never gonna support domestic violence. But in this case, Big Ticket is probably lucky that they were recording this. Because granted, it's still domestic violence, everything that they're doing, but it kind of makes it seem like, okay, maybe he's not actually beating the shit out of her because I don't see him being aggressive enough where he's like throwing her to the ground. You can tell he wanted his phone and yeah, like I'm just trying to get my phone. I'm not trying to pick up. Nah, I still think he was wrong on that aspect that chases. No, no, no, no. He's he's wrong. 100%. He's wrong. The standing over hop high. But I'm not the whole thing, like chasing after the ticket. Oh, yeah, he's wrong 100%. Because like, fuck it, you on my phone, I'll get a new one. Like, that's what I'm saying. I'm fucking big. She has it though, like Tigger. What can she see? Mr. Tigger, my bad. What can she see if the phone is locked? I don't think it was, it's just more of give me my shit. And not only that, but like, if she already going after your phone, she knows what's there.
SPEAKER_07That was that part.
SPEAKER_06She knows something is there. That part. Like that part.
SPEAKER_07So take the L. So you know, bro. Yo, I caught take the L. So you know.
SPEAKER_05So I would say that the positive thing about this is um, no, listen, some celebrities were coming out, like um, Little Duval. Um, he was saying, he made a post saying, like, you know, um he's on Tigger's side because he felt like yeah, he was a couple of celebrities was like they gonna help Tigger because they feel like nobody with big names are like speaking out to be on Tigger's side or whatever. So they was like putting up posts saying, like, you know, they're there for Tigger and different things like that. Um, and I think that was really positive because you know, a lot of times when a celebrity gets, you know, bashed or something negative about them, like nobody really stands up, really, or people base their own opinions off of comments or whatever.
SPEAKER_07And I think that is more of an indictment on the reputation that he has because he's been around for exactly. Exactly. Not one, you know, like not one, you know, by the way. And that's not to say that it hasn't happened because we don't he could have been NDA, like we we have no idea. Right. But at some times you get the benefit of the doubt. There are some people who get it, there's some people who don't. I'm not gonna name names, but there's some who who don't, you know what I'm saying? So this the whole way the situation has unfolded so far, I think we just need more facts. And what do you think?
SPEAKER_09I think um, like I agree with what you're saying. Like, it's it was just it's crazy to even run and escalate and do all extra stuff. Just give up the phone and that's it.
SPEAKER_05So if a female, y'all female, took y'all phone and y'all know y'all was cheating, Jalen.
SPEAKER_08You gotta chill, man. You know what's crazy? Hold on, phantom, penn. You know what was crazy.
SPEAKER_07Drop it. I'm gonna name drop Sean because even Sean said it too. When we didn't name drop how many times I cheated is crazy. That was worried.
SPEAKER_05That was crazy. That was wild. Tell Sean come on the pod. That was wild.
SPEAKER_07But you know what they say about the streets, though.
SPEAKER_00Nigga like me, man.
unknownYo.
SPEAKER_04I was prepared this week.
SPEAKER_06That was the craziest thing is I feel like this joint was definitely a setup. You think so? Yeah, because I feel like now that the divorce is coming through, like now we gotta secure, we gotta secure the bag. If if like, you know, we really get into the divorce, we gotta secure the bag. So I feel like this was a setup. Especially, I don't know if y'all saw some of the videos, but it seems like every ex she decides like the relationship is over, she sets them up with like a domestic violence case. Not saying that we shouldn't believe her that he actually did this, because I don't know. I wasn't there. Yeah, nobody, nobody was. Essentially. Yeah, because the one dude he's in he's in jail, served 11 years. That's insane already. 11 years out of a 20-year sentence. 11 years he had to do something. He claimed he raped her. But uh she claimed he raped her? Yeah, because he's in jail for 11 years. So he he was, you know, convicted for rape.
unknownRight?
SPEAKER_06But he's hate you. He also was like, I'm not touching that. If if that was something that I did, why would I stand there? Like, why would I sit there and wait for the cops? I don't know. I don't know. So the next one, the baby, the baby father. That's what I saw. He came out like with the daughters missing, he's like, you know what? Like, he came to see his kid. No, not that custody. No, no, I'm saying, like, they were together and they was going out to eat or something like that. And they would have no, I'm talking about like how he got arrested because of her. So he was going out to eat and stuff. She's they started to get into an argument, so he's like, yo, fuck that. I'm not going anywhere no more. So he turned to pull the car around. So she started throwing things in the car, stuff like that, hitting him with items and shit. So he's like, Alright, fuck it. Dropped her off. When he gets out of the car, he goes back into his house, and then she calls the cops and said that he beat her. And he got arrested for that.
SPEAKER_07I mean, uh-uh. I'ma just say it takes a lot for a mother to lose custody of a kid. And that guy had custody of his kid because of what she was arrested for. So that's all you got. That's all I gotta say. But what was what was your question? That too. Before I get to that question, her and Tigger don't have no kids together. No, no.
SPEAKER_06No, they do. They do? They do? Yeah, apparently they have one kid together. The 17-year-old though. No, no, no. Like a young kid. Really? And that's why when she got arrested, they said one of the kids in the car with her was Big Tigger's kid. Really? Yeah. Oh wow. God bless.
SPEAKER_05Um, my question was your partner, you guys' partner, takes your phone and runs into the bathroom and locks the door. What are y'all doing?
unknownMary.
SPEAKER_08You first time back. Nigga, don't look at me. So you gotta go down the back. Your eye line went that way.
SPEAKER_06He's laughing because he like, damn, that shit happened before.
SPEAKER_09You know what? Uh no, it hasn't happened before. But um I've I've been asked for my phone. I've given it to them, and they're looking through it right in front of me, and they give it back. They look dumb. So um, I'm I'm I'm fine with giving my phone up. Uh uh, like Jay said, I'm I'm gonna get another phone if it's that serious. I mean, but I'm I'm definitely asking for my phone back. Like, can I get my phone back? But like after you look through it, so then we could be done because I'm done. I'm done after this, I'm out.
SPEAKER_05Because you feel like if I'm willingly giving you my phone, why do you need to lock yourself in? Okay, exactly. I respect that. That's why I needed you back, Aunt. Too much toxic.
SPEAKER_06I'm also a willing giver of the phoner. You know, you can have my you can have my password. I'm not laughing at you, I'm laughing because Jalen looked at me.
SPEAKER_10I don't I don't care what Jalen's like looking at.
SPEAKER_05No, no, no. I don't think he looked at me for your answer. I think he because he's waiting for his answer.
SPEAKER_07Don't put words in my mouth. Y'all can have your conversation.
SPEAKER_06Well, yeah, you know, I give up my password and shit like that. Like, like Ansa, like the fuck? You can look through whatever you want. You ain't gonna find nothing. If if I got something to hide, then clearly it's gonna be hidden well, right?
SPEAKER_05Oh, really?
SPEAKER_06But I'm just saying, if I had something to say. I was just saying, if I have something to hide. But that's the thing, we don't have nothing to hide on this side, because I'm uh I'm Mr. Stand on Business, so I tell the truth. You ask and you will receive. No. No. No way. Mr. I don't do ultimatum, said nope.
SPEAKER_09She takes it. Oh, I'm she takes it and runs to the bathroom with it. What are you gonna do?
SPEAKER_05It's unlocked, she takes it and she runs to the bathroom.
SPEAKER_09Help me! Me!
SPEAKER_05That's what you do. Nigga! I'm looking for the drop. So you busting in that bathroom like the hawk.
SPEAKER_07I was just for theatrics. Nah, I'm not doing that. But that let me not, because people like I've been that guy too. I'll decide. I've gone to a phone. I think everybody says went to a phone before, I would assume. You know what I'm saying? Like, I we all had a weak moment. Yeah, I don't even call it a week. I don't think that's a weak moment if you put a phone.
SPEAKER_06I don't do that shit no more.
SPEAKER_07I feel like it's the edge and flow of learning how to growing up in relationships. Yeah. I think that's what it is.
SPEAKER_06No, yeah, I feel I feel because I'm a big, a big guy on like if you look, you will find whatever you're looking for. Let me all right. So hold on. So did you find quick quick quick quick quick quick uh quick quick.
SPEAKER_05I can't remember how to do it. You are not gonna be like please.
SPEAKER_07Next you have a suspicion your girl is cheating. How soon before you find out?
SPEAKER_06Me?
SPEAKER_07How quick do you think it'll take to verify the source?
SPEAKER_06To verify it? Yeah, like you have the feeling. Like you like I probably never verify it if she don't if she don't come clean. Because I I'm not going through the phone.
SPEAKER_05So you're just gonna let her cheat on you.
SPEAKER_06Thank you, Britt. I mean, I don't I don't I don't have knowledge of her actually cheating. If I got the feeling, like what you want to do.
SPEAKER_09Like drive around follow-up like how long it'll take.
SPEAKER_07Yeah, like if you have once you have the ink. Once you have the inkling in your gut, yo, I think this John might be stepping out. How soon do you think before you'll find out?
SPEAKER_09Like I said, cop out.
SPEAKER_07No, it's not a cop out, it's 100%.
SPEAKER_09Until I go look into the phone?
SPEAKER_07No, just however, how you have an inkling in your chest. Whatever XYZ is cheating. From that inkling in your chest, you text me, yo, bro, I can't breathe. I can't breathe out. I can't breathe is one of the things.
SPEAKER_09How soon do you think you find out that I want to say it'll take me it'll take me. Realistically, me? It'll probably take me uh. It'll take probably take me a couple weeks to a month. Thank you.
SPEAKER_07That's a real answer.
SPEAKER_09How would you be doing that?
SPEAKER_07That's what I'm saying. Because it's like, what are you doing? I know him. To answer for him, it will be she's doing things she did not do before.
SPEAKER_09Yes, I'm observing. Now I'm observing observing mode. So now I'm watching you, now I'm gonna do things that I've always done, but now I'm gonna watch and see what you do.
SPEAKER_05Okay.
SPEAKER_09How you react. But that don't, but that don't confirm.
SPEAKER_06But that's not so you that's not the question. That's not the question. You said to verify that she's cheating. Exactly. But you have to. How can I verify that?
SPEAKER_05What are the steps?
SPEAKER_06Once you get the once you get the gut feeling, you have to think act on that feeling. I mean, yeah, you obviously gonna be observant of like how she's moving. You're not Jalen, you answer the question. Thank you.
SPEAKER_07What are you doing, Jay? I'm the same thing he said. No, no, but what steps are you doing, though? You're you one, I'll 100% be more observant. Okay. That goes without saying. What else is it okay? What else? What time do you get off of work? Oh, I'll go for work, blah, blah, blah. I'm showing up 30 minutes before you get off work. Oh shit. That's not stalking. And that's not stoking. I'm showing up and it's what the fuck is it? It's not stolen. I have to pick him up. That's okay. I'm picking you up. I'm showing up 30 minutes before you get there. You normally pick up. Oh, wait, wait. Let me let me get there because I knew it was coming. You could get there. Okay. Right? I fill a car with gas, baby. I fill your car with gas. I put $40, let's say, worth of gas in her car. She drives a hybrid. All right. Whatever. Cammy, whatever. Her job is only five miles away. I mean up with her the next day. Where's the extra 20 miles accounting for?
SPEAKER_10Nah.
SPEAKER_07But what if he can't? What if he came to pick up? What if he came to pick her up? So you changing your shit. See, you're doing more to the store to try and change. You say, what would I do? These are steps I will take. So you lick the clock.
SPEAKER_06You clocking her gas, but she could drive to the fucking supermarket.
SPEAKER_07But so that's all that's driving. Okay. But he's just giving you steps. Giving you steps. It would change differently if there's different scenarios.
SPEAKER_05He would assume she'd be like, oh, I went to the supermarket, I'm cooking at night. That's accounting for it.
SPEAKER_06No, because what I'm saying is observing somebody's gas don't necessarily give.
SPEAKER_05Alright, so what he's saying is, all right, so look, for example, if I think, okay, Corey's cheating, I'm like, all right, he goes to work at this time. He usually texts me around this time. He normally gets busy around this time. Sometimes it may switch, right? If I don't hear from you on a normal time where I know it's like, okay, I'm observing certain movements that are different now. And this is why I always say with they don't confirm nothing. We're not saying they're taking nothing confirms. But you're saying you're saying you're taking those steps to confirm.
SPEAKER_06But then you're not also taking into account that things could just be different for that person. They could be depressed. They could be depressed.
SPEAKER_07Oh but hold on, and then now they're moving. Now you're changing the scenario because I said if they are cheating, there is no depressed. I said they are cheating. So there is no depressed. I already said when I asked the question, they are cheating. So you're adding layers to the story. I already said they are cheating. That was the question. They are cheating. What are the steps you're taking? That's why I said two.
SPEAKER_06So this is what I'm saying. But I think the argument is about the. No, I'm just I'm just saying, I feel like y'all pandering the situation. Because y'all like the who? Y'all pandering because y'all like, all right, but who's gonna do this? No, because y'all like, I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna do that, but y'all not gonna tell the real thing. Like, what are you really doing? What just tailing just fucking gas, and what else are you doing? Are you going through the phone? Are you actually for you have to go through the phone to find out if they're cheating or not? I'm saying that, but I'm saying it. So your your main steps that you're doing is picking her up from work and observing her gas. That's the only step message.
SPEAKER_07Those are simple steps. You want me to lay out the whole itinerary as well?
SPEAKER_05Yes, I want the whole itinerary. What do you do? Okay, I'm confused. If you think that it, what was your answer? If you think that it did nothing, like you wouldn't do nothing. No, I'm saying I would I would obviously be more observant because I observe the fact that I feel this way. Right, so you be more observant, you would take the steps to realizing different things. If a vibe changed, you already know something is going on.
SPEAKER_06But but um but me personally, I'm not clocking nobody fucking gas. That's just I'm not doing none of that. You emphasizing on the gas. I'm not gonna be, I'm not gonna change my schedule to be like, oh, fuck, let me go pick up. He was changing everyone. Let me go pick up a phone. He said I'm gonna pick up for work every day. You gotta change your fucking schedule.
SPEAKER_05Because I asked I said everything. So what did you say? You said I'm gonna stop the.
SPEAKER_07I said if she gets off at 5 30, I'm gonna show up at 5. That's what I said. I didn't say every day. I didn't say every day. So only one day you're gonna show up? If I'm only available that one day, yeah.
SPEAKER_06We're gonna disagree to disagree then. Because if you show up for one day, what are you actually observing?
SPEAKER_07You ain't observing shit. No, no, that might be the workplace that she messes with. We don't know. I said that she is cheating. You already know. The fact is, if you have to.
SPEAKER_05Anybody you ever got cheated on? Yes, I have. And how did you find out you got cheated on? Look, look. Inquiring minds would like to know because to stay on business.
SPEAKER_06Stay on business. Look, I too I told you I went through a phone before. Okay, so that's the new movie.
SPEAKER_05Before you went through the phone, no, no, I understand that.
SPEAKER_06The ink the inkling is what leads to other things, right? But what I'm saying is I'm not the type of person to go through anybody's phone anymore.
SPEAKER_05But that's not what we're saying. Nah, there's nothing wrong with you what you said. Everybody has their steps of what they would do depending on their partner. Everybody knows their partner. So they're depending on their partner, maybe Joel, whoever your partner was, or whatever, like you didn't have to check, you know, go to work or something like that. Who knows? Maybe she was in a run club. That's a good one.
SPEAKER_06None of my 90% is in no, none of my 90% is in no run club.
SPEAKER_04Who knows?
SPEAKER_06Just saying. All right, Jordan. You know what? Let me hit up Corey. I think I know a couple run clubs we can join, bro. Wow. What we got next, Jordan? Um oh, alright. This is a big one. So I guess the next topic we're gonna go into is a little serious, so you know, shake it off if you got the funnies. It's the um Nolan exit.
SPEAKER_05How you say shake it? You ever see, I'm sorry, Joel, because you said shake it off if you got the funnies. Jalen looking at me with a big ass smile. Like you ever seen no means like two workers, two co-workers can't sit next to each other in a meet? That's making some class. Like, why you gotta look down. Yeah, like yo, bro, stop looking at me. You finding it drop some day.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, Jordan.
SPEAKER_05All right, sorry, Joel.
SPEAKER_06Thank you. Serious now. Alright, so the next topic is gonna be the Nolan Xavier Wells uh story. So, you know, basically, just to give a quick synopsis of the story. Young young black teen is on a boat with three of his friends for the 4th of July. The young the young black male is with three, I'm guessing, white friends. They're on a boat for the 4th of July. Um they go to this island. The island is kind of like, in a sense, it's kind of like a remote island. There's no cell phone service, you can only get there by boat, and it's not one of those places that you typically would, you know, stay, stay tonight. Um friends come back, no, no Mr. Wells, but they do have his phone, return his phone to his mom. He's missing for a couple days. Body finally turns up. So far, it's been ruled as if it was an accident, and it seems like it's a cover-up because one of the boys has a mom who's a judge. Let me give you the facts and now go on.
SPEAKER_05No, no, it's a fact. It's a fact. But you said it seems like a cover up. That's your opinion.
SPEAKER_04That's your opinion. All right.
SPEAKER_06One of the boys' mom is a judge. A couple of the other boys have uh, you know, their parents are pretty prominent people in the community from doctors, uh, uncles or sheriffs, stuff like that. So yeah, the the boys are really connected. They lawyered up right away. Um supposedly they uh well, I guess supposedly, because that technically is a fact. It's supposed that they are helping the investigation. So I guess then did anybody look up anything on this?
SPEAKER_07Uh so uh it's a lot uh similar to the Tigger story came out. I said I need definitely need more facts. Um the autopsy was done today, as of today. Uh whenever we air this, it'll be Monday, I guess. So you'll say about three or four days later. They uh they voted a drowning. Naturally, uh, as they should. Uh the family did say that they they did hire uh I'm not a fan of Crump. Some people are I'm not a fan of him. I think he only goes after cases where he knows he can make money from, regardless of what he says, whatever. But Benjamin Crump, naturally, I think this is the right decision. They are gonna do their own separate autopsy and see what's discovered, which is again that's the right thing to do. Uh, first things first, obviously this was a tragedy before anything else, black, white, whatever. Clearly a tragedy as a parent. I can only imagine what it is to lose a son. Um, but yo, but this is why sometimes I stand with Dr. Omar and I say, African queens forever, snow bunnies never, bro. That's all I could say in this situation, bro. I'm not, obviously, anybody knows me, I have plenty of white friends, and I'm nowhere near a racist, but there's certain situations, bro, I don't like putting myself in. And as a parent, I get you're not wanting your child to see color because now everyone tells the story. They're saying a black kid, blah, blah, blah. I'm pretty sure Wells wasn't raised that way. Why? Because he's hanging out with white kids. So now the media keeps on saying this black kid, this, this black kid, that. I'm pretty sure it turns their stomach because he's hanging out with white kids. They probably raised this kid the right way. And from all accounts, it seemed like they did. Star athlete, great student. So the color call is being played where I'm pretty sure this family didn't even raise their kid that way. Because they grew up in fucking the cornhills of some west Mississippi. I can tell you one thing, bro. I don't know a lot of black people in Mississippi. That's just me. I don't put that out there. Mississippi is historically one of the places. You know what I'm saying? So, South America. And again, yeah. This is a family that's okay. I'm pretty sure they, again, they raised him the right way because he's surrounded by these little white friends. And granted, they they might not even be racist. And there's obviously there's questionable stories about the story. One thing I don't think is a questionable thing is people say, oh, why do you think they hire an attorney? If my mom is a judge, I think the right thing to do is hire an attorney. Because as a judge, you know more than anything how the case will look. So you know, yo, you look like a suspect. And there's nothing wrong with hiring an attorney. I don't think that makes a person look guilty because sometimes you just have to hire just because you hire an attorney doesn't mean that you're guilty. Now, the questionable aspects, the questionable part to the story that I think exists. Um how many places have we gone to, Jordan?
SPEAKER_06Like country?
SPEAKER_07Yeah. Three? Three? I think whatever. I've never left him alone. It just doesn't happen. Never. Not even CO notes. It doesn't even happen. Like it's just not, it doesn't happen. And if the the one time I can think of is when Sean hurt himself, and then Jordan went with him to the hospital. But you. No sorry. So y'all, I'm gonna get to answer this. So with that being said, in all seriousness, I think that's the biggest crime that has happened was there. Now, does it mean foul play? I don't know because you still need more facts to the story. I do I think they are prime suspects? A hundred percent. It's like the old saying, two people went up to the roof, one came down. You know what I'm saying? That's just the bottom line. Now, do I do I think this is a racist story or a black story, black and white, so everybody's trying to make it to me? No, because the mom came out and said, Oh, they were all friends. Like, I can't no black mom was letting her son go with three weight, three white racist friends. It's just not it's just not happening. It's just not in the cards. You get what I'm saying? So I I don't think it was that black and white, but it's unfortunate that that's what the story is becoming. When the real tragedy is, yo, this kid lost his life, man. It's just it's terrible.
SPEAKER_05Y'all wanted me to speak on that neck. I mean if you want to. Um, so first rest in peace to him, right? Um, I feel like now you're gonna say the crappers. This is the coverage. Um, no, but um, rest of peace to him. I think that so I was gonna ask what part of Mississippi.
SPEAKER_07Oh, don't give me a lie to you. I think it they well, they went to Horn Island, that's name the island that they went to. It's 10 miles away from where they were staying, so it was only accessible by a boat. So 10 miles on a boat is not long. What 15, 20 minutes, if that, I don't think it's a long duration of a boat ride.
SPEAKER_05Um, we've seen stories where people go on trips and someone doesn't make it back or whatever, and then the friends come back and be like, we don't know what happened. And I think it's the same for what you just said about Joelle. Like, when I go on trips with my friends, or if it's just me and Yolanda, we don't leave each other's side. Like, where are we going? Like, we came together, we leaving together. That's another thing, too.
SPEAKER_07Like, step name and John Ma? One band, one sound.
SPEAKER_05One man, no, Cersei, like, um, you know. Did you get drunk? Anywho, um, no, so it's really like it's disrespectful to the parents. How dare you come back with my son's phone? I think that's the biggest part. Cell phone. That's the biggest part. What happened for you to have his cell phone and come back with his cell phone, and then it's it's saying that it's an accidental drowning. What happened before that drowning? Because if we were all in the water, and if there was an accidental drowning, let's paint a picture as human beings. We're all in the water, I see somebody drowning. We're not leaving the body there.
SPEAKER_07So they said they already left before.
SPEAKER_05So why was he left alone? You get what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_07That's been told.
SPEAKER_05Oh, I didn't hear that part.
SPEAKER_07But she came, they found the they found the the the individual in the white girl. She's basically that that I I I I left him and then he went off to meet another group of friends. She said, no, she said he actually met back up with those same boys.
SPEAKER_06That's what it was. Oh that's what he's that's what she said.
SPEAKER_07That's what she said, yeah.
SPEAKER_05Um it's so many, like, like you said, there's so many missing pieces. Yeah, right, exactly.
SPEAKER_07This is what this is gonna be.
SPEAKER_05This sounds like uh the other story that we talked about with the track star that, you know. Um, and then honestly, once I realize once I heard it was in Mississippi, I'm like, it's sad to say that the first thing you think is the race card, even though it seems as if it's not, but in Mississippi, a black kid with you know this is a time where they they're all all the parents here are they're all prominent.
SPEAKER_07Like there's nobody here is a fucking on welfare. I've I that doesn't mean anything. No, it does, but I'm just saying, like, they like they all this is a prominent, like what I'm trying to lead to is that everyone in this community, you would think, was raised to a certain degree, because again, if your kid is hanging around a bunch of three white kids, whatever, at first you're gonna say, oh no, I'm skeptical. But at 18, you would think that he's grown with these people. They've known him. You're gonna be as a mom, you will be comfortable.
SPEAKER_01People could hide.
SPEAKER_07I'm not saying I'm not saying they I'm not saying that they cannot. Now you might have your reservations, but I'm saying is as a mother, you could see from she generally thought, like, yo, these were because she she's known them for since they they all grew up.
SPEAKER_05I get that. I'm not saying that's wrong. I'm just saying it's unfortunate. I'll say that. Yeah, it's unfortunate, and the first thing I thought was racism.
SPEAKER_07I think that's what we all think. That like that's just you know, you know, um as the story unfolds is you know, I think the one fact that we do know was Alcoa was definitely involved because you saw clips and videos, whatever. Alcore was involved, bad decisions were made. Correct. Now, the question is, what was the final bad decision? Was it you leaving him alone or were you involved in him reason why he was alone?
SPEAKER_05Because it could be it could be situations where I used to be a high school dean, right? So it could be situations where because he was the black kid, oh, let's make him do this. You know what I'm saying? A lot of things on the table. Yeah, it's different. Like I seen friend groups that if it's one person that either looks different or somehow was different, oh, let's make that person do it and laugh about it. Oh, we're just kids, we're joking, we didn't know this would happen, you know? Um, so it doesn't have to be racism, but like like a former hazing could be involved.
SPEAKER_07There's a lot of things that, or it could have really, or as bad as it's it could have been he thought he could swim back because oh whatever, but not knowing that he's I'm not saying we're saying no, but we don't we don't know, but we still is would the reason why I said it's no way is because that island is way too far.
SPEAKER_06I agree with you for anybody to assume alcohol. They can swim.
SPEAKER_05So like you think you're saying like they left him and he thought he could swim.
SPEAKER_07I'm saying because he was so drunk that he might have thought, like, oh let me say that. Like I'm saying the alcohol took over, and you know what I'm saying, you get drunk, you make dumb decisions. This is what I'm saying. So at the end of the day, we just need more facts, and I hope this doesn't become a story where we never get it. Because that would be the true That would be heartbreaking. That would that's that would be the true heartbreaking story is we don't get the facts. Because the way it seems now, they're saying it's ongoing investigation, and you got the autopsy, and the autopsy report was something that nobody really expected it to be they say he died from drowning. But I when I say that, okay, but the situation as it is now is the reality of the situation is doing a separate autopsy is part of the steps, but we won't really know the facts until this case an arrest is made. Because, yeah, but for a trial, it has to be an arrest. That's the that's the thing. Like, there's not there's no trial, there's no arrest, there's no trial.
SPEAKER_06So and I I think like what you guys are saying is 100% true, right? If my kid grew up with these kids, most likely I wouldn't have as much reservations as if I didn't know these people at all. Right? Not gonna lie. Because the type of parent that I would like, I don't have kids yet, but once I have kids, I'm gonna be honest with you. Like, I understand that situations happen with kids in general when they're together. But also, as a black person, I do see that situations tend to be accidental when it is one black kid and surrounded by all white kids or all white people. Right? So, me seeing that, I'm not allowing my kid to go by themselves in that situation. Right? And that's just how I would be as a parent. Right? And like I said, because situations happen with people, and I understand that, I'm not just gonna assume that these boys had something to do with it because my kid was black. But the racist aspect that comes into play when it comes to this stuff is not even a simple fact of the action that happened to the kid. It comes into what are the actions that happen after. So it's like, how are they covering it up? Who are they using to cover it up? Because now the sheriff who's doing the investigation is uncles to one of the boys. The DA that's supposed to be doing the prosecution is the husband of a lady that just did the divorce for the parents that's involved. Like, there's so many different layers of people that's involved that that's why they're saying that it's a racist thing. Because there hasn't been any arrests made, but now there's new evidence that says that his phone was unlocked with his face and things were deleted. Yeah, I seen that. I seen that. Like, there's so many different things you can say. Like Jay said, he knows he would never leave. We could have just fist fought right there, and he still wouldn't leave me somewhere. I still wouldn't leave him somewhere. So the fact that they had an argument and you just like, well, fuck you, you not get on this boat, because that's also a video that came out where they're like, fuck you, you're not getting on this boat, why the fuck would I leave you in a place where I know it's impossible for you to get back without a boat? Right. You know what I'm saying? And then not only that, but you had if name one person if y'all believe that y'all would be anywhere on this green earth without your phone, whether or not you have service.
SPEAKER_01That is true.
SPEAKER_06There's nobody on this green earth that would be without their phone. So if I'm being left on this island specifically, why would I still let you take my phone with you? And now stuff is like they use my face to unlock stuff to delete situations that's that went on in the island. Well, like, why would I do that? So that's where I feel the the racist aspect is what people saying. It's the investigation portion. Because if he was white, it wouldn't have been investigated this way. It wouldn't have been covered up this way. And if it was covered up this way, it would still be suspect based off of the people that surround these boys. I wouldn't really say that the action was necessarily like, fuck you, I'm gonna kill you because you're back, or I'm gonna be involved in your murder because you're black. But the cover up to save them is the racist aspect.
SPEAKER_05And you was gonna say something, uh you probably forgot. Oh yeah, I forgot. Because there was something y'all said, and you looked like you were uh was about to touch on that.
SPEAKER_09And then about the kids, but yeah. No, I was uh yeah, I guess um for me personally, like I don't know if they knew like if the mom, the the one that uh died, unfortunately, like his mom did the his mom know the parents? They all knew each other, yeah.
SPEAKER_07This is a suburban community in Mississippi, they all know each other.
SPEAKER_06Their whole life, yeah. Yeah, the judge went to like high school or Mississippi. Yeah, it's a small town like that. Okay, that's it.
SPEAKER_09Like, I wouldn't even like with kids, right? I you would you would you always trust a person a person to a certain extent, right? Like outside of your family, like even in your family, right? Right. So like if it's somebody like like Jay, if my whole life, then yeah, I would let them go with him, right? Right. Because I know like he's he's not gonna harm them. He I trust it. But I don't know if it would if I've my mom have has always told me when it's like a different colored skinned person than me. Look look out. Still keep your eyes open. That's that's all I gotta say about that.
SPEAKER_07I think it's just like I said, it's obviously it's unfortunate. And some things are just like like what you were mentioning with the the there's a lot of this story, has gone at a seismic influence on social media and everything of that nature, but parts of it is story also. Is you can't help that the mom is a judge because she did the right thing. This is that type of community. You can't help that the husband is involved or the ex-husband. Like there's a lot of things, like I said, a lot of layers to the story where people would try to say, oh, they're gonna cover it up. I'm not saying that's what they're judging, or that that's what's gonna happen. But this is such a small town. That's why I think it's also a big story. Because if it's in New York City, it'd be a different story. Because you can't hide it. You can't hide it. When it's in a smaller town, people tend to believe even more that the facts will be misconstrued a little bit because you could kind of manipulate the facts a little bit more in a smaller town, as opposed to if it's in New York City or in a more of a suburban area or more of a metropolitan area, it's kind of hard to not give the facts because the media, the press, the law enforcement agency are gonna get to the bottom. You know what I'm saying? It's a little bit different. Now you're in a smaller town. And thankfully, like people are saying, oh, if it wasn't for social media, people wouldn't hear about it. It doesn't matter. We are hearing about it, and it's getting the press it deserves. It's don't it's it's opening up on these news cycles. The story is not being hidden, it's not being swept under the rug. Now the facts are we just need the facts. And what I do hope is that we get the facts, and then some people just don't accept what the facts are. Because then it turns, oh, well, you guys are covering up because X, Y, and Z. I think as in in general, if we if the facts do come out, we also have to be able to accept whatever the truth may be. That's also another part of it.
SPEAKER_06I mean, that is true, but and and what you said about like you can't you can't fault them for being in a position that they are. That's that's 100% true. But at the same time, there's also like take our job for instance. If something happened with like one of our siblings, we're not allowed to even investigate, touch it, or nothing. Right. So it should be the same way.
SPEAKER_07Small towns are different, bro. Small towns, you don't have the resources, bro.
SPEAKER_06But there's no way you're telling me that there's only one investigator.
SPEAKER_07Those small these are these are small towns, bro.
SPEAKER_06It's impossible, bro.
SPEAKER_07One investigator, there's some like you go upstate, is there's some pre- there's some precincts, only have one detective. Like these are small towns, but I don't know what their law enforcement numbers are, but these are small towns, bro. Like, they're not all calling in for help. These are just small towns, bro. It is, but like we don't have one investigator.
SPEAKER_06What the fuck are they getting their money from? She clearly, she's clearly not the only judge. I don't know. I like I didn't I don't know. Because she talked about having connections. Okay. So, like, she's not the only judge. Like, she's not the judge on this case.
SPEAKER_07Right.
SPEAKER_06So, but she is using her resources. Right. So that that's where, like, you know, you taint things because she's using her resources and the power that she has to try to manipulate things. Whether it be manipulated for good or bad, you're still using your power to manipulate the situation to give people an outlook of what you want them to see. Which is the reason why they all deactivated their accounts and then magically she reactivated her account to release a statement. But the statement that she released, it's literally pointing people to what she wants them to do.
SPEAKER_07Wait, who did this? So the this is the the judge. So uh the mom. Yeah, she did. So I I I feel like I'm on both sides of the fence with that because again, if your child is involved in something as a parent, I think the smart thing to do is deactivate your social media because you go over there and you start fighting with people on social media, you're not gonna win that war.
SPEAKER_06No, no, that's not true.
SPEAKER_07You're not gonna you're not gonna win the war. So I think deactivating your social media is the right, is the smart play. And then those statements you released, again, I can't say that she wasn't receiving threats because when we had the uh the with the track store, his family was receiving threats. So people are savages on social media. So I I think the statement, I I think it was a genuine statement, but she could be she could be generally protecting the killer. We don't we don't again, we don't we don't we don't know the facts of the case.
SPEAKER_06And that's her son. So uh obviously most of the like as a parent, you're gonna do whatever you can to try to protect your kids.
SPEAKER_07Right.
SPEAKER_06Like even when they fuck when they fuck up. Like not saying that we're gonna cover up murders or anything like that, but you know, you never know the extent that somebody's willing to go to protect their child.
SPEAKER_07Right. So, bro, let me ask you this because this was a top that came up in our group chat about being a dangerous person versus being a racist person. And so my stance on this was I would rather be around a racist than a dangerous person. Because a dangerous person, they gotta there's something off in their head. A racist person, in my opinion, they they know why they don't, there's prejudice, it's embedded in them, but they're also closet racists who won't harm a fly. They just don't like you.
SPEAKER_06In my opinion.
SPEAKER_07And in my opinion, there's not a closet dangerous person. A dangerous person will always be dangerous. Those are people that will punch you for up walking down the street for no reason, or rob you for no reason. Every racist is not a killer, every racist is not gonna rob you.
SPEAKER_06Alright, in my opinion on this situation was that a racist person is a dangerous person. And the reason why I said that is because a dangerous person is not, one is not a dangerous person all the time. Especially because, like a dangerous person, honestly, is all situational. You know what I'm saying? It's all situational. I'll explain to you why it is. But a dangerous person is situational. A racist person that shit is 100% in their head 24-7. There's no turn off for a racist. No turn off. You can't turn off being racist, but you can turn off being dangerous, situational. Like a serial killer is not killing someone 24-7, 365. A racist person is being racist 24, they have jobs. There's racist people with jobs. They're not killing off. And you're gonna be racist. You're gonna be racist to people at work, you're gonna be racist for to people on your way to work, on your way home from work, and if you're home, you still being racist. I don't agree with that. You don't agree that a racist person can't turn off being racist?
SPEAKER_07You could turn off being racist, if you could turn off being racist, you could turn off being dangerous. That's what you're saying.
SPEAKER_06No, I'm saying you can't turn off being racist. But you can't be dangerous? That makes no sense. Yes, because being dangerous is situational. It's not you're a you're a cop who has a gun on your hip, you're a dangerous person. That's not true, bro. That's why we take an oath. That's not true. You keep saying that's not true. Is it not dangerous? If you pulled out your gun and aimed it at somebody because they were doing something that you needed to do that, are you not in a danger to that person?
SPEAKER_07No, no. Because while I'm only pulling out my gun for what? If they are also in a danger. That's the point your gun. Are you not a danger to them as well? No, no, that's not how that works, bro.
SPEAKER_06That is how that works. That's not how that works. That is how that works.
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SPEAKER_06Um you got you got you got a mom, you got a mom and a dad who just got into a verbal dispute. And now the mom has a knife. Now she's a danger to the person if they're still arguing and fighting, correct? That's correct. So, but she can turn that off because she's not dangerous 24-7, correct?
SPEAKER_07But that's not how that works, bro. You're being so technical, but that's not how that works.
SPEAKER_06That's what it that's what a dangerous person is. No one's going around killing people 24-7.
SPEAKER_07But a dangerous person that somebody walking in the street could just punch you.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, and so and someone who's racist can always harm you. Whether it be physical, whether it be mental, whether it be like anything. Take the Emmett Till case. The the woman came out after the whole situation, after he's already dead years later, and said, He never whistled at me, he never did this. And what happened? He ended up killed for that. I'm not That's a danger to him.
SPEAKER_07She didn't physically do it, but she is a danger to him. For every sword you have like that, there's 10 times worse for serial killers who will kill people for no reason. Because the people in their voices said that the do so. Why are they killing people all the time? It doesn't matter. A life is still lost. You don't have to be all the time for a life matters, but you know how many people that you live in New York City.
SPEAKER_06Right. You know how many people you passed daily that probably killed someone, and they were not a danger to you at all.
SPEAKER_07That that's insane. No, it's not no. What do you mean? No. Because they still, if you commit- They're not a danger to you. It doesn't matter. They're still dangerous to society, right or wrong. They so is a racist person. I'm not saying they're not. I never said they wasn't. You're getting you're going higher, but I never said they wasn't. But you but what I'm saying to you is racism, a person who's racist is dangerous.
SPEAKER_0624-7.
SPEAKER_07Okay, I'll ask you this. Would you rather, you had a kid, would you rather them spend a day with a pedophile or a day with a racist?
SPEAKER_06Pedophilia is different from how the fuck? How is it, Britt? Which one is it not dangerous? It is dangerous. I'm I I'm not even saying that. That was changing. Yeah, yeah. It doesn't make it so like a mass murderer.
SPEAKER_07It's a dangerous, is pedophilia not dangerous? Change it to like a mass murderer. It's like a mass murderer or something. Mass murderer. Would you rather you go with a mass murderer or someone who's racist for the day? Which one would you rather choose?
SPEAKER_06What do you mean? I'd rather them go with the mass murderer. Because at least I know if they're with the mass murderer, if something, if something happened, at least that shit will be crazy.
SPEAKER_07He's just trying to stand on business. He's lying. How? Bro, he's lying. He's lying. Britt, which one are you choosing?
SPEAKER_05Okay, so wait. Let me unpack this. Hold on. Hold on, hold on.
SPEAKER_06Hold on, Britt, before you go. Right? Because a lot of people like to jazz things up and be like, oh, this ain't the Jim Crow era and stuff like that, right? You know? And I I just feel like a lot of those people, just the audacity. And the reason why I say the audacity is because people like to stay in their bubble, right? Because if racism isn't so bad, why is it still a big problem today? Right? I I got a couple names for you. Just tell me if you know any of these names. Do you know that name? Anybody? Anybody? Jared Jackson. Anybody? No. Tonya Miller, anybody? Okay. Cal Basinga, anybody. Trey Reed, anybody. Okay. That's what? One, two, three, four, five, six people. Right? And none of you knew that those names, right? Why? Because you're in your own bubble, right? And the reason why I say racism is so dangerous, those are six people that got lynched within this last year. Lynched. In America 2026. So when people like to say this is in a Jim Crow era, and you talking about this, you don't know shit, you don't know that, I told them I don't give a fuck. They can shut the fuck up. Because in 2026, people are still getting lynched for being black in America.
SPEAKER_05Can I just say one thing? Us not knowing about that doesn't mean we're in a bubble.
SPEAKER_06That doesn't mean we're in a bubble. But what I'm saying to you is, I'm I'm saying the reason why I say it's in a bubble is because a lot of this stuff is not prevalent, and a lot of people like to say this is not a Jim Crow error. That's what put you in a bubble. The fact that you would use terms like that and attempt to think that shit like this don't still happen.
SPEAKER_05So I'll say for me, right?
SPEAKER_07You never answer my question.
SPEAKER_05I'm come back to you. Thank you. I'm not in a bubble. I did hear of someone being uh lynched or whatever, right? I think one of them was in Florida, if I can remember the story. I don't know. Probably Tony and Miller.
SPEAKER_06Yeah. That one was in Florida.
SPEAKER_05Okay. So I do I don't know the names. However, I'm not one of those people that research history or like I watch the news, but not as much, or you get what I'm saying? I don't look for or you know, read stuff about that or whatever. So I don't think you could say like people in a bubble if they now what you're saying where you have those type of people that live in a bubble and think these things are not happening, I agree with you there. To your question, would I rather my child hang out with a mass murderer or a racist person? Um it's gonna sound crazy, right? And I sat here and I had to think about it. A mass murderer only because a racist person mentally does something to the brain, right? I've actually met someone um at like a networking event, and the person was white, and the person told me like their grandparents, like since they was a baby, was telling showing them pictures of black people saying you don't talk to them, you don't do this, you don't do that. Race, I I do believe that you can be, you said there's no there's no one, you said there are racist people that are in the closet. Basically, like they don't show that they're racist. And I do believe, I believe that not harm a wait harm a fly part. Hold on, let me No, I'm just asking. I'm just hold on, not the won't harm a fly part. I believe there are dangerous people also that are in the closet that you don't know.
SPEAKER_07So when I meant by that was they're not confrontational. A dangerous person will always be confrontational. Some racist people are not confrontational.
SPEAKER_05So can it be fair to say a dangerous person is more confrontational out loud? A racist person can be secretly confrontational. That's correct, right? I I agree that both of them can be hidden, right? I do agree that I mean I know some shooters, like we ain't going in, nah, no funny, but it's people that you walk past every day that they gotta wow, Joe. Hold it down, hold it down. That's what I'm saying. You you got people that walk past you, like you may come to one of my events and maybe some shooters in. No, I'm joking, I'm joking. Nah, but I'm just saying, like, but then you also may like we went to school, we went to Penn State. Yeah, and I got stories for that. We went to Penn State, and it's people we were cool with that. I went to school upstate New York. Yeah, like I found out later, like, what the like this person did that? Like, we had the KKK having meetings behind our school building, like behind our campus or whatever. Like, that racist. I told you me and Yolanda worked in Burger King, they told us to scrub the floors. I looked at them and walked out. Like, that was my last day at work. Like, they literally told us you gotta scrub the floors. Like, on they gave us a sponge on our knees telling us to scrub the floors. And I'm just looking at the mop like, I can't mop.
SPEAKER_06Like, so I'm just saying, a dangerous person, like, like I said, it's different because you're not dangerous 24-7. Because you you can be around other people and not have the urge to want to hurt them, harm them, anything.
SPEAKER_05Well, I think danger is dangerous is a characteristic of a person, right? And I think that a racist person can be dangerous.
SPEAKER_07I would speak to them always being dangerous. So that's not, I don't think that's true because there's been presidents that's been documented being racist and then doing things for black people. Doing things for black people like what? There's been black people. Yeah. So that's like the the one who uh Stephen A. Smith has a no saying, uh, I forgot the president's name, who said, oh, they were always the Democrats, we will always have uh things Lyndon Johnson said it. Democrats, the blacks will always brought up Lyndon Johnson. You're saying that because he said, but he said it, they will always vote for black people. I mean, democ black people always vote Democrats, no matter what I do. So he's on record of saying that he's done things for black people. Done things like what? Put crack in the fucking fucking community.
SPEAKER_06No, Lyndon B. Johnson is also involved of bring of bringing drugs into the community. He's one of Lyndon B. Johnson is literally one of the presidents that black people hate the most because he is a fucking racist. Super racist.
SPEAKER_07But they voted for him. They did. Democrats voted for him.
SPEAKER_06So just because they voted for him, what does that mean? What did he do for black people?
SPEAKER_07But you have to listen to what I'm saying. I'm simply saying that people will still follow a racist. Black people followed him. They had their reservations against him, but still voted for him to be president. People celebrate people who are murderers. You're not missing me, you're missing my point, bro. But you can feel how you feel.
SPEAKER_06Like, come on, come on. Like, like when it comes to situations like this, bro, like, you gotta understand it's it's levels to the shit. It's legit levels to the shit. And that's why, like, I speak so passionately when it comes to situations like. No, I didn't I didn't say that you don't care. But a lot of the stuff that you talk about, it it seems like as if you just complacent or you content about where about where stuff is. Yes, it does. Yes, it does. And the reason why I say that is because when I say that a like a racist person is dangerous, and you try to count. I never said they wasn't. I said a dangerous person. You know, you didn't do that. You did, bro. You did. You didn't say that on the pod, but you but initially. I still feel that way. You but and you brought that up, the the way you brought it up, and the way you talked about it in the chat, was you were trying to negate what I was saying about racist people being dangerous. And there are plenty of situations where even if you're not the one that's doing the physical action of danger, like I said with the Emmett Till situation, you can still be dangerous as a racist. You can still be dangerous as a racist. There are plenty of situations, and and I I stand on no one up here, and I and I don't know any situations about any of y'all life, but I can stand up here and say that no one up here has experienced any racism to the levels that I have. There is levels to it. So I know that even if someone's not physically doing something to you, you're talking about going to work and people actively doing racist shit to you. Actively doing racist shit to you, trying to get you fired and shit like that because they're racist. You got people who're supposed to represent you, delegates, representatives, supposed people who're supposed to be on your side, who's not black, by the way, in front of you, going up to people saying, Oh, you my nigga, right? If I'm your nigga and you my nigga, then you should just chill out. That same person talking about, oh, yeah, I like, oh, I'll suck your dick, I'll suck your dick to me. And then later on, because uh because I choose to remove myself from that situation, I'm not gonna have a conversation with them. Oh, you need to get that streetness out of you. I know you're from the hood, but what hood am I from? Where you know I'm from? So that's what I'm saying. All of that shit is dangerous. Whether it affects you physically, mentally, or emotionally, that shit is dangerous. Because you can argue that it is more dangerous for you to affect someone's mind mentally and emotionally than physically. Because a physical action to take somebody out, that's shit. That's that action is done. But mental and emotional attacks last with someone forever.
SPEAKER_07Every dangerous person is not gonna do the act immediately. That's what's so so. They're not. But racist people, they they don't give a fuck. That shit is 24-7. But the but the same way you're saying there's levels, there's levels to how racist someone is. Everyone is not the superior racist that you're that you're painting. And that's fine. Everyone is not on that level.
SPEAKER_06That's fine. But what when you choose racism, you choose bigotry, right? Which chooses superiority, right? Which means you which means racist doesn't have that power, though. Everybody have that power.
SPEAKER_07But what do you mean? It is because racist doesn't matter. Just because you are a racist, you may be, there's like you said, there's levels. You could be a racist and poor, you still don't have the influence that you wish you had. But you still could harm someone.
SPEAKER_06If a white, if a poor white woman was standing there right now, and I was just walking down the block, opposite direction of her, and she decided to say that I raped her, what's gonna happen to me, Jay? Depends where you're at. No, no. If if we in New York City and she said I raped her.
SPEAKER_07Yeah, you won't be arrested for that. Depends, it depends how. I won't get arrested. You have to give you more facts.
SPEAKER_06Just because if if I walk up and say, just pretty, yeah, if someone will you if you walk up and say, she is screaming in the middle of the streets right there, and she said, That man right there just raped me. What are the first things you're doing? You respond to the scene. Okay. What is the first things you're doing? Investigate. How? What how are you investigating?
SPEAKER_07Because she's yelling that I raped her. She could be EDP, you don't know. The perfect example I'll give you, you're saying that, but we just saw the video with the old lady saying, Oh, he took my bag. He took my bag. He never took nothing. That was his bag. What happened to that man? But he wasn't arrested. But what happened to that man? But he wasn't arrested. But what happened to that man? But he was he arrested. But was he assaulted? But that's not the question. Was he assaulted? Yes, he was, but he wasn't arrested. That's a part of it, though. But no, but and what was it?
SPEAKER_06Because they believed that lady, did they not? They did, but they didn't. So would you not, if that lady was screaming, and let's say she was, so she was poor, so some of her clothes was ripped.
SPEAKER_07I'm not, I'm not doing it. I'm a great cop. It's not, but I'm a great cop. It's not.
SPEAKER_06Bro, that's a lie. It's not lie. Great cop. So it's not. If a woman come up to you with ripped clothes and she's screaming that somebody raped her, the first thing you're gonna do is put me in handcuffs. You might investigate after that, but the first thing you're doing is you're running and putting me in handcuffs.
SPEAKER_07I'm detained, though. I'm not free to go, am I? That's not arrested. And I'll give you a quick story why I don't do that because I've been there on the situation where the lady said, Oh, he raped me, and I was an FTU and I remember. She said, Oh, vividly, I can't even go, I can't picture her, but he raped me. We went and saw it, it was not the case. He had evidence and everything.
SPEAKER_06But you had to go investigate further. That's the thing. But initially, you're believing her. And that's what I'm saying. She has that power. I don't have that power. When I walk around, when I walk around, I don't have that power.
SPEAKER_07But if you was to walk past Anthony right now and say, oh, he robbed me, I'm gonna have to put I'm gonna do the same thing to Anthony. I'm gonna detain him. It's the same thing.
SPEAKER_06Bro, no. It's the same. But body camera's the same thing, yes it is. It's not the same thing. It's the same thing. It's not the same thing, bro. Come on. You know it's not the same. You know that there is that, regardless of anything, that the skin is gonna speak to the power before anything in this world.
SPEAKER_07That's not true, bro. That's not true.
SPEAKER_06No, that's the case of everywhere. We're at war right now because of people's skin color. The reason why I say we're at war right now because of people's skin color. You brought up Argentina before in the chat. Well, you let me say that. They they literally eliminated most of the black people in their whole fucking country over skin.
SPEAKER_07The reason why I'm saying that's not true is because what we just talked about, Mississippi, where you have a community where She grew up around, you want your kids to grow up around black and white and see there is no color. So you're gonna sit there and say color makes a difference. You can raise your kid for that not to be the case. But who they raised?
SPEAKER_06Who teaches their color, who teaches their kids that there's no color?
SPEAKER_07Multiple people, bro.
SPEAKER_06That's not a black and white thing. It is a black and white thing. You want to know why I'm gonna explain that to you? Because as a black person, you wanna know why it's a black and white thing? Because as a black person, yeah, you might teach your kids that color don't matter and don't be racist and stuff like that. That's what I'm gonna teach my kids. But you know what else you teach them too? You are a black person. And you need to be aware of that because you are gonna be treated differently.
SPEAKER_07Brett, you want to go to the her segment?
SPEAKER_06You are you not gonna speak on that? No, because I don't agree with you on that, bro. So you so you didn't get an extra talk about you being a black man in America? I'm not I I couldn't. I'm asking you, did you?
SPEAKER_07You can't assume every black person teaches.
SPEAKER_06I'm not assuming every black person, but what I'm saying is the majority of black people have that conversation with it. You you had that conversation. Brit, your parents ever told you you was black, so you was a little different?
unknownMm-hmm. Yes.
SPEAKER_06That's a hundred percent. That's up here, but you can that's a hundred percent up here.
SPEAKER_07That's speak that speaks for at least up here. That's true, but that but you but you're saying that you can't assume every parent teaches the world.
SPEAKER_06I didn't I didn't say every parent, but the majority of black people have to have that extra conversation with their kids because you can't walk around this world as a black person thinking that your skin is just as equal as everyone else's skin.
SPEAKER_09Yeah, we we can't.
SPEAKER_06I can't walk around and say, oh yeah, I'm I'm fucking 75% black, but I'm 25% this, so I'm different. Or I'm 50% black, I'm 50% this, so I'm different, or I'm 100% black, I'm just as equal as this white man next to me, or this Spanish person next to me. I can't do that. You can't do that. Oh, that's here. There's both that's that's in the world, bro. I just told you Argentina literally, oh, literally almost eradicated all of their black population.
SPEAKER_07Well, but you say that.
SPEAKER_06You fucking talk about Gaza and Israel and shit like that. They're literally trying to eradicate people who are dark.
SPEAKER_07Oh, you're saying that, but there's other places where it's not a thing.
SPEAKER_06That's where pick a place. You go to Norway. Dominican Republic in Haiti. Oh, you go you go to Brazil. The black people are fucking treated differently. They just went to the favelas and shot the whole place up to try to get rid of black some of the black people. But what are you talking about? It's all over the world. South of South Africa.
SPEAKER_07That's not true, bro.
SPEAKER_06Like name a place on the world. I'll pick any name, pick any place in the world.
SPEAKER_07Oh, it's not true. Pick any place in the world. They don't teach their kids. You know what colonialism is? Of course. But I'm saying everybody doesn't, everyone doesn't have the same idea that you have on racism. It just doesn't. There are black people who are not. No, no, no.
SPEAKER_06There are people that do not have the same outlook on outlook on racism as me. And that is fine. That's my whole point. You have to have the exact same outlook as it on me. You don't have the same outlook on me. But guess what? You had that conversation, didn't you?
SPEAKER_07But boy, you're not, you're trying to prove the point.
SPEAKER_05So I think that it has to do with y'all's experiences, right? And clearly y'all both travel to the same places, y'all have, but y'all also have different experiences. Joel, it's clear that you went through some things, or maybe Jalen went through things that he don't talk about, or whatever. However, I do, so I think it's different, right? Because females don't really have that, females don't really get that black talk like how males do, right? But we do get that talk of like, mm-mm, like, you know, like be aware, like be like how instead, like that's still a type of standard. I understand that. However, sometimes there are parents, like I said, we both used to work in the school, right? And sometimes parents don't want to introduce that to their child until something happened. We seen it, right? Until something happened, and like, damn, now I really gotta have this talk. I wasn't trying to have this talk. And I don't think there's nothing wrong with that as a parent.
SPEAKER_06I didn't say that it was no. What I'm saying is that that conversation is gonna come up in black hole. Whether you say it's 100%, whether you say it's 50% or 25%, that conversation comes up. These type of conversations don't come up in those households. You mean you're not gonna see no white person go to them and be and be like, you're white. So be prepared for this to happen. If anything, it's gonna be like, you're white. So just know you go to these people specifically.
SPEAKER_05I do, so I do have white friends that some, like I told you, that situation where they, you know, that old-fashioned grandparents, but then I do have a white friend that also told me like their parents was like, you don't have to be mean to these certain type of peoples. So it these peoples, people, like it depends on the household, and that's why I say it depends on experience, right? It may be someone like you probably like you said, you probably experienced the most racism, right? It may be people that did not ever experience racism at all, or anyone beat don't even know what that feels like, right? Like, so we you can't I think you can't say like okay, because I think it boils down to like you said, people stay in their bubble, right? Because if you don't experience it, you don't know nothing about it. So, like, I give a perfect example, Jay. It's topics you put up here, you'd be like, Great, did you look this up or whatever? I live in my bubble, so it may be a sports topic y'all interested in. I'm like, I don't give a fuck about this. Like, I ain't gonna, yeah, I looked it up, but low-key, I ain't look it up. Like, but I need to know it for the pod, right? It's it's things like that. It's people look up or they research what they're interested in. That doesn't make both of y'all wrong or anyone right or wrong. It's just what y'all experience in the knowledge that y'all know or whatever. But I don't think, Joel, you you do, you have encountered probably people that like don't think racism still happened, but I don't think that's what Jalen is saying.
SPEAKER_06I just think he's saying that he would rather it's the reason why I present things the way I do, Brett. I just want you to say that. Oh, okay. Well, to know that. And another thing I I just I'm gonna end it off with this, right? A couple weeks ago, we had a conversation about the chat? No, no, on the pod. Oh, okay. About the Austin Metcalf situation, and it was said unanimously that a conversation should have been had about things that you should know and should not know as a black person in America unanimously, right? So it was unanimous that that conversation should be had or has to be had, but why does that have to be had with a black child? Which is why I spoke on it the way I did today. Because that conversation does have to be had, because you are not the same. Whether we want to be colorblind or like, because none of us up here is racist, but I think we all agree on that part. We all agree with you on that part.
SPEAKER_07But so then what what was the whole pushback? There's no pushback, About you're forcing a pushback conversation to- I didn't force no pushback.
SPEAKER_06They they're gonna look at it, they're gonna see the shit. But I've been gonna see the shit.
SPEAKER_07You've been super passionate. But you're being super passionate doesn't mean that you're not making valid points or wrong points. All I said was every kid, just because you should have the conversation, doesn't mean that they have the conversation. No, but that's the same as a conversation. That's what I said. That's what I and you're asking where around the world, I'm everyone around the world does not have those conversations. It is proven that they do not. It is who proves this? That's what I'm keep asking. Because every because Western ideology is different from how people think in Asia, how they think in Australia. Everyone's ideology is not the same. Everyone didn't go through racism, everyone didn't experience slavery the same way. The same way they eradicated Argentinas. There's people in all Australia and Australia who love black people, don't think the way you do. You can't assume everyone assumes or feels the same way you do in certain situations or raise their kid a certain way. You may feel like they should or be passionate about it, but it's not the same. Do I think these conversations should be had? I said that, yes. I never said that though. Do I but do I think that they should be had? Yes. Are they no, and that was my only point. Everyone doesn't.
SPEAKER_06I never said that though. And in the fact that you even said everyone's thoughts on the racism, uh, on the slavery that happened where there's different, but that's reality.
SPEAKER_07Everyone doesn't think the same way about it. Just because we think it was fucked up, everyone does not. So you think so you think no one thinks that it was fucked up with slavery?
SPEAKER_06That's not what I said. No, yo, you just said that no one that not everyone thinks the same way about slavery as we do. Correct. Right? All the countries of the world paneled is racism and slavery, well, slavery, was it the worst crime in the world? Every country said yes. That's not true. Except for three. What are those three? Argentina, America, and Israel. So, if every other country thinks that slavery is the worst crime in the world, I would think that they think that, you know, it's pretty bad.
SPEAKER_07I mean, numbers lie sometimes, but I guess.
SPEAKER_06Let's read to that. Let's move on to the her situation.
SPEAKER_05Shake it off. I had to check to see if my toes was ashy.
SPEAKER_06They probably are. I got lotion. Wow, that's crazy.
SPEAKER_05Breath taken away. All right. My question was, spice it up for y'all. And you starting off because we was quiet during this little debate here. Uh would you date a 30-year-old virgin?
SPEAKER_09What I date a 30-year-old.
SPEAKER_05It don't even have to be age. Take the age out of it. Like some, yes, say you're, you know, you like a girl and you find out she's a virgin. Would you date her?
SPEAKER_09Yeah, I would, I would definitely, I would date a 30-year-old girl. I ain't gonna lie. Virgin.
unknownWelcome back.
SPEAKER_09I just wanna I'll deal with the code.
SPEAKER_05Wait, but take out the age. Take out the age. Take out the age. Uh like your partner is just a virgin.
SPEAKER_09Yeah, like I said, I I I definitely would. I I feel like I get all my first experiences. She'll get all the first experiences with me.
SPEAKER_07Um I love her.
SPEAKER_05Joelle.
SPEAKER_06Joelle. No, but that's the thing. If we would have put the age there, the 30-year-old version, that'd be cool.
SPEAKER_05You saying that's cool?
SPEAKER_06No, no, no. I'm saying, like, 30-year-old version. I mean, would I be cool with it? Maybe. Would I prefer that? No. I would want you to be experienced. Be that freak that's gonna turn me out.
SPEAKER_07She could be a freak and not have a body.
SPEAKER_06How? How do you know what to do if you never experience.
SPEAKER_07It's not the same.
SPEAKER_04I disagree.
SPEAKER_07I'm gonna be wild and dick, so I don't know.
SPEAKER_04Hopefully. Wow. That was trying to.
SPEAKER_10I was trying to help. Hopefully not. Okay.
SPEAKER_03Jay.
unknownThat was crazy.
SPEAKER_10Nah. No. Jake.
SPEAKER_05Answer the question. I said no. I answered the question. Why not?
SPEAKER_09Like, I don't, I don't get like what's the what's the big thing about it? Like, why why not a virgin? What's what's what's wrong with that?
SPEAKER_07Because there's two reasons why she's a virgin. One, why me? What makes me so special? I don't think I'm that special. For you to wait 30 years of all your life and just say, that's the thick I want. I might basically say, like, why your standards?
SPEAKER_10No, no, no, me, I'm the standard.
SPEAKER_07Like, no. And like, either you're bad chick crazy, right? Like you're so obsessive or whatever. We saw obsessions going crazy in movie theaters, right? It's crazy, spicy Latin that we see while, right? Or God for you went through such a traumatic experience where I don't want that baggage. I don't want that responsibility. There's nothing wrong with that. That's not even tough. Yeah, that's not T fallacy. I see what I see what menu you have to offer. I do not want to sit at the table. It's not my cup of tea.
SPEAKER_06That also comes with a responsibility, too. Like when you're the guy that actually takes that virginity. Because like, sometimes, like, you're gonna have to be a little gentle, you know, because you don't want to rush and try to like, you know, pile drive through things. But then, like, you also gotta be like sensitive to the fact that, like, yo, like, you was this girl's first. So, like patience that takes.
SPEAKER_10Yeah.
SPEAKER_04Does it really?
SPEAKER_07Well, no, kiss it right here. No, yo, I gotta take a bit of warm rug after we done.
SPEAKER_09Yeah, but you can craft it to exactly where you want to put it, bro.
SPEAKER_07You got the patience of a champ. But look, go ahead, do your thing, bro. I'm very patient. Do your thing, but look, go ahead. But why the other sunset, but I'm not sure. But not only that, though.
SPEAKER_09It's only gonna take like a year. We'd be all right. But like, yo, I like I feel like there's also there also comes with like an obsession, too. You gotta eternity together now.
SPEAKER_05Wait, who's obsessed? The girl? Yo, hold on. It's a hold on back. Like, this is this is a little bit.
SPEAKER_07God forbid he wants to do this, right? I I believe what he's saying is true. I I don't think he's lying. I think he's deadass. I like he's deadass. He's not lying.
SPEAKER_06He's laughing, so he clearly. He's deadass. He's so serious.
SPEAKER_07He's so serious, right?
SPEAKER_06I miss what y'all putting down. Yeah, I miss what he put down.
SPEAKER_07Because if they was to break up, he would lose his shit. He would text me saying she's doing all the things to another that I taught her. I told her? I'ma tell you.
SPEAKER_08I'ma tell you.
SPEAKER_11You know what I mean?
SPEAKER_06I feel him on the sense of like, yo, you ever been like you ever been like, yo, you meet a girl and you just upgrade her whole her whole orange is different now. She's I ain't got that much. She's lagged up because of you. She using your language. She using yo, yo, she using the she using your lingo with him now.
SPEAKER_04She stole your sweater. Stole my sweater. She walked around with the Nike. Give it back. Give it back. I'm gonna be honest.
SPEAKER_06I'm gonna be honest with you. I'm gonna be honest with you. Stop. She did steal his sweater. Stole his sweater. Like really, really stole the side. If you steal the sweater. I'm telling them stop. They not stopped. If you steal the swag and you introduce the swag, the lingo, how I treat you to another dude, that yo, that's hurtful. That's hurtful. I'm gonna be honest with you, Britt. You know, 90%. You know that it was some swag. Don't look at the lingo, don't look at me. Take it overseas. Don't look at me. Take it overseas. It's traveling overseas, you know what I'm saying? And it happens and it hurts. It hurts.
SPEAKER_01Hold on.
SPEAKER_05You heal, but it hurts. You any other time we hear. It's not my it's not my it's not my balance. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm just saying. Hold on. And somebody walking around with your clothes?
SPEAKER_08Stop. I can't know. I don't want to tell the story. That's why I said stop. You can't confirm those knobs.
SPEAKER_06But I can. Yo, y'all drop it. Walking around with the swag. And we don't like it. You walk around with the swag or the lingo. The lingo is worse than the swag. Because if you still wearing that shirt that I bought you, or the or my shirt around him, I won. But if you use my lingo with him, come on, stop it, gang. You not me. He's not me. He don't get it. He don't get the inside jokes.
SPEAKER_05So it I think it's someone with these headphones.
SPEAKER_07Give me a hit. Hey, Trevor, stop. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Forgive me.
SPEAKER_05You had to indulge a little bit. You didn't want to.
SPEAKER_07I put my foot in just a little bit. Then I realized I can't swim and get right back.
SPEAKER_05Wow. Okay, so Ant, you would date aversion.
SPEAKER_07I'm telling you, both. He was that, he would lose his mind.
SPEAKER_09And then I'll, yeah, I'll lose my line after. Yeah. I'll go batshit crazy, probably. Yeah.
SPEAKER_07That's the reason why I wouldn't do it too. I call it easy. She walking around. Yeah, like, nah, I'm not wearing that. I don't think I wearing that.
SPEAKER_09She can still teach somebody that's not.
SPEAKER_07Yeah, but I see. That's experience for course. Exactly. I would rather someone who knows how to handle a veteran point guard, like fucking Sue Surf said in that one clip. I'd rather a veteran point guard than a rookie point guard. Did you ever see that clip, Britt? Oh, fold on.
SPEAKER_10Does that come with an asterisk, though? Oh my god, we did that video.
SPEAKER_06Hold on. Go ahead, keep talking. But that's why it comes with an asterisk, though. Because look, this is this is the thing though, right? Because he says this now. But if you introduce zero or a hundred.
SPEAKER_07I'm taking the version. There we go. But there's levels to a veteran point guard. Like Michael Collins on the court. She can't be in the Hall of Fame. No, Michael Conley on the court versus A.J. DeBonta. Who are you picking? AJ DeBonta don't got no minutes in the NBA. Michael Conley got over 2,000.
SPEAKER_08I'm taking A.J. DeBonta. I'm taking number one pick. He said true to the game.
SPEAKER_05So, Jay, you're choosing the version over someone who has 100 bodies. 100%.
SPEAKER_06100%. The version or the girl that got 25 bodies of your friends. You know them. She only got 25, but they're all your friends.
SPEAKER_05Why do they gotta be all his friends? That makes it even worse. Just saying.
SPEAKER_06Nigga, I know my friends.
SPEAKER_09No.
SPEAKER_08That nigga is too. Noelle is toxic. Noelle is toxic? I thought it was.
SPEAKER_01That's not Toxic J.
SPEAKER_05You gotta press the little, I learned. You gotta press the white arrow. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. No, why?
SPEAKER_07Nigga need glasses.
SPEAKER_05Oh gosh. That's right there. No. You didn't say the other way though. Okay, now. Now.
SPEAKER_07You can't read either.
SPEAKER_05No, you moved it, dude. We named it Toxic J.
SPEAKER_06But you moved it. It was three.
SPEAKER_07I'm sorry, I apologize.
SPEAKER_05Go to the next one.
SPEAKER_06Hey, yo. Check that, check that.
SPEAKER_05No, we don't even want to press it no more. Hey guys, it's okay. We're learning. We're learning. They're learning. But okay, wait, hold on. Okay. 30-year-old version. Yes. Over person. What's that? The uh DTB from Baddies. Y'all don't watch it. But she got over 200 bodies and she's 28 or something like that. That's disgusting.
SPEAKER_06Just saying, I feel like if he's seen her on the streets.
SPEAKER_07I feel like, see, y'all asked me. I'm not. I feel like y'all ignore. That was a bar. No, it wasn't. I feel like y'all ignore like dick and pussy management. It has to be a thing. And I'm not. I'm gonna be honest with you. I'm not even trying to shout out friends. If my friend, guy or female, at 30 years old, was telling me they got 250 bodies. They want to settle down. I would tell them you're not that you're not you're not you're not you're not realistic.
SPEAKER_05You're not realistic. How?
SPEAKER_07Because you're not.
SPEAKER_05Because they have 250 bodies? Yes. What if they done after that was they done now?
SPEAKER_07They needed to. Your track record and resume has already spoken. You now get pushed to the back of the pile. To the people who have one or two or three or four. Like if you if it was playing spade, you'll have one in the possible.
SPEAKER_06Alright, last scenario on this. So you already slept with her and she got 250. You find out after. Are you are you, yeah, he's 251, obviously. Damn.
SPEAKER_07Are you wife and her? No.
SPEAKER_06No, no, not wife for her, but you still gonna hit? But you still continue to hit. No.
SPEAKER_07You're lying. I've slept with one. No. She's your favorite eater. No, no, I I no, stop.
SPEAKER_10Yo, but he's capping. I'm not. Because if you got a favorite eater, you ain't giving her up just because 250 already done had it.
SPEAKER_07100%. 100%. She's your favorite eater. My program is my program. Whoever program Joey 101, that's on him. I was saying, but you can't. Whoever program you got over there, I'm recording my team. You already hit it. Your program is your program.
SPEAKER_09Already hit. You said my eater hit. But that's my eater.
SPEAKER_03But if it's take him through there, take him through there.
SPEAKER_09Even if you're not your eater, I don't want it. But you already hit. Yeah, I'm stopping, bro. I don't want to continue with that. Y'all are lying. Well, maybe your favorite eater. No, he said if it was the eater, he'd so brick.
SPEAKER_05100 bodies.
SPEAKER_10That's what I'm saying.
SPEAKER_04A hundred bodies.
SPEAKER_10You just gotta stand on this. No, no, no.
SPEAKER_05No, all jokes aside, men don't tell their bodies. Like, you don't know how many bodies men got nine times out of ten. Like, y'all, y'all usually, well, not y'all, but some guys usually ask females like how many bodies they got. I don't know if guys know that.
SPEAKER_07So we talked about that before in the park. That question is only relevant if it's within like an industry. Like if we're both cops or if we're oh like if we're both celebrities, if I'm gonna have to run into these people, you should tell me that we're gonna. But I feel like you that's the only time I'm saying it's appropriate to have those type of conversations.
SPEAKER_05No, because say you play a sport. Do you play you play the sport? Right.
SPEAKER_07I play for the I play for the New York Knicks. I'm saying for your hypothetical.
SPEAKER_05No. And uh general, like regular sport, you're on a softball team, okay? He meets a girl.
SPEAKER_06And he just won a softball chip, too. Shout out to him.
SPEAKER_05But clappers. That is not the clappers.
SPEAKER_07I didn't feel that I was looking for it.
SPEAKER_05Oh, okay. Joe, I'll fix it. Um, but you, you know, you're introduced to a female, and let's just say she knows other players on the team. You're not gonna ask her, hmm. Like you know.
SPEAKER_07I know you've seen that meme where they like, yo, meet the DJ that hug a little too long.
SPEAKER_05But that's what I'm saying.
SPEAKER_07No, bro, the hug a little too long.
SPEAKER_05Just say it's for like celebrities or social.
SPEAKER_07I was saying, I was just trying to like paint a picture. Like if you're within the same setting, that's the only time it's relevant. You shouldn't just be asking, oh, what's your body can? That's not I'm not sure. Okay, yes, I respect that.
SPEAKER_05If you're within a certain setting, that's when it could be. Okay, I respect that. I respect that. Propose. But um, I don't know. I feel like, first of all, with men, you got you usually don't know if a man's a version or not. Not true. Men, y'all don't, you're not gonna say yeah, hate.
SPEAKER_07No, but I feel like a woman would know. I'll put it to you this way. And your mom watches the show, so don't sit here and be uncomfortable. I told you mom. Don't don't please.
SPEAKER_08Okay.
SPEAKER_07If he's a two-pump chump over the second or third time, you're gonna say he's not the experience.
SPEAKER_05I'm gonna say he's whack. I'm not gonna say, I'm not gonna think.
SPEAKER_07You won't think he's not the experience.
SPEAKER_05But I don't think that that speaks to you being a virgin. If he's a you're saying he comes quickly.
SPEAKER_07Um that, and then he just doesn't know, doesn't know the kids, doesn't know, doesn't know how to do certain things.
SPEAKER_05I'm gonna say he's not, I'm not gonna say he's no. I'm not gonna think that he's like a virgin or something like that. Really? I'm just gonna be like He don't get no vice. Yeah, like nah. I think I don't I don't know what other girls do, but I'm not gonna think the last thing I'm gonna think is he's a virgin.
SPEAKER_07Uh I mean uh maybe it's a god thing because if if I'm if a girl is whatever situation we're being entering and it's just not there, or whatever she's doing something, I'm like, yo, she's not like she's missing the mark.
SPEAKER_05I feel like well, me, I could like depending on how it started off, I could tell how it's gonna end. Like That's fair. Yeah, so like I could be like, yeah, they're saying it.
SPEAKER_06I mean for a guy it's different though. Like I ain't gonna say like be up here and fake like as if it it hasn't been times where it's like two pump chunk. But like my first time, I don't think she would have been able to tell I was a virgin because it was like I lasted a long time. I actually didn't even, you know. So I don't think she would have been able to tell.
SPEAKER_05I don't know. I feel like for females though, it's like it's not oh he's a virgin, it's just more of like he's whack. That's it, like he's whack. Let's move it on. Um, next question. So, like, I wouldn't say growing up, but females are usually like taught, like, um, you know, like you supposed to, the man you date is supposed to love you more than you love him. So my question to y'all is do y'all have anything growing up where like your parents or someone taught y'all in regards to dating women? Like will be something that's stuck in your head, like, alright, this girlfriend, or if I'm dating this girl, she has to do this in order for me to know it's real.
SPEAKER_09Uh I think for me, mostly like like I said, uh I didn't have really great advice from my mom growing up, but she was a you know, a single mom, you know. You know, we we'll go past that. But um under the whole bus. I think uh the the best advice I got from her that wasn't jaded was uh definitely having yours before there before providing for anybody anybody else. You gotta make sure you you're settled, you have your foundation, and um everything else will fall into place.
SPEAKER_05Okay Joel.
SPEAKER_06I mean, I would say at least at least for my mom, the biggest thing that I learned from her, because like she's big on like women that her son are dating, um, like them having like a a good head on their shoulders, you know, like have something going for themselves, have aspirations, like you know, because she feels as if she's an independent woman, so she feels like you know, she wants the women that her sons are dating or marrying to be independent too, to be like, to be like, yo, like you really don't need my son if you don't need him, type stuff.
SPEAKER_08Right.
SPEAKER_06Which like, you know, I I also take that into consideration, like when I'm picking women, because it's just like, you know, I want you to be here because you want to be here, not because you need me to be here, type of situation. Okay. So I take that. I also feel as if like, you know, the woman should be like, you know, a support system. Like every day's not gonna be good, but can we bounce back? You know what I'm saying? I'm big on you not giving up on us or the situation, because I can't recover from that. I'm like people that just like give up on me, like uh son, I really just can't recover from that, to be honest.
SPEAKER_07Is it you say that is that you say giving up on your case? It can't just be done with the done with the situation. It's not giving up on you, they just done with the situation. I don't think that's I don't think that's the same thing. Because like before, like if people talk about like their mentor space or like they just feel like it's not good for their mentor, they just walk away. I don't think that's giving up on you. They did what's best for them.
SPEAKER_06I mean, yeah, and it might be what's best for them, but you still, in my opinion, you still gave up on a relationship. Cause like, let's say, like, if we're dating with the intention of getting married, I know you don't give a fuck about it. Don't look over there, Jay. But um, if we're dating with the intention of like getting married or something like that, then you know, you already uh you already gonna be the one to take the vows of like being there to thicken in and all that other stuff. So that's how I want my relationship to be as well. Like it's something that we can figure out. If it's something like we're like, yo, we just completely toxic, can't figure it out, then that's something different. I won't look at it as in like you gave up. But if it's like we not really having like tremendous problems that's just so bad, then I would feel like you gave up on me the fact that you like want to leave the situation. Because I feel like it's something that we should be able to fix.
SPEAKER_01Toxic Jay. Toxic J.
SPEAKER_07Show no love, love will get you killed.
SPEAKER_04That's crazy.
SPEAKER_07Oh, you knew that one.
SPEAKER_04I said it before, on the pies.
SPEAKER_07It's not very Jehovah's Witness like those two. Um listen, man. Uh you stupid. I've said this numerous times on the podcast to my friends, whatever. I've won my own race, mooch to be to my own drum, everyone call it. Get married when you want, do what you want. I had a I've said this quote numerous times, and this is not my favorite ex or my favorite either or whatever, but what she said to me was very it was very true. In the moment is the business of people is always unpredictable. Nobody's obligated to be with anybody. So take that with however you want to take it, man. And it's true. Like I I feel like with some people, they get so in tune to relationships if it becomes their whole identity, and I never understood that with some people. And then look, oh, you're so heartless. No, bro, I just live in reality. Like, I like that the love bomb and shit, everything else. Being in love is great. Uh being in love, I'm not saying it's not. But also always have an identity for yourself. Like, especially as a man, like as a man, you are your last name. So if you if you can't be that and you get lost in these relationships and you let them just consume you at some point, I I I don't think that's good for anybody. So I was always taught, you know, you do those things when you're ready. I was never raised in a household where there was marriage was the pinnacle. That was never uh the environment that I was raised in. That's not to say it was a bad environment because I think I'm an outstanding human being. Like I ain't out here robbing people, I ain't out here selling dope, I ain't out here doing allegedly. I'm not. Allegedly. You know what I'm saying? So and some people are just bad partners, too. Like, I'm not like two things could be true. Like, you could be a good person, but a bad partner. You know what I'm saying? So uh I I I just think when it comes to these relationship topics, not no shade that Britt. You know, she looks at me, the first to me as the toxic one, but I just be telling real life shit. I know people did much worse than me. I'm not.
SPEAKER_05You and uh Joel.
SPEAKER_06Oh, now she wanna add me into this.
SPEAKER_05I'm glad Ann is back.
SPEAKER_06Get the fuck out of here. Get the fuck out of here.
SPEAKER_05I don't know the story. I don't know. I don't know the story. But I could assume it's either a travel or toxic.
SPEAKER_06And if we're being technical, if you want to talk about that story, I'm the least toxic motherfucker up here from that story. Toxic J. Toxic Jay. Turn into free will, Jay, though, because I like that. Free will. Because you're not needed to be with anybody.
SPEAKER_05I think I wanted to touch on something you did say though, like where people like just make their relationship their life or whatever. And I think for me, being in a relationship or whatever, I feel like outsiders try to make other people make their relationship their life, if you get what I'm saying. So, like, so like, for example, if I go. It is, you could say it is. So, like, I'll give an example. If I post I'm on a vacation, right? I'll have females mostly hit me up. Oh, you and Corey's on a vacation. No, I'm with my family. Like, well, I gotta be with Corey all the time. No, nothing against my relationship, but I was maybe I'm a different breed. I don't have to be my man, my man, my man all the time.
SPEAKER_07I mean, I would say you are like the outlier, the exception. Oh, like I'm not, yeah.
SPEAKER_05I'm not my man, my man all the time. Like, yeah, I'll be with my man, but it's not my man, my man. Like, we know where we stand, like we know I would never disrespect my relationship or anything like that. But I want to have, I have, I when me and Corey first met, I let him know you had a life before me, and and certain things we He was cheating before you.
SPEAKER_04Toxic J. That's when you play toxic J draw. That was my voice.
SPEAKER_05Nah, he's never coming back here. That's so crazy. Nah, but like, I don't uh, yeah, whatever. What's the train of thought?
SPEAKER_04I'm about to go check that phone tonight.
SPEAKER_06You're right though, because you had a life before me, I had a life before you. So don't switch up and just be like, oh, well, now I can't chill with this friend no more because I'm in my relationship. Now, granted, there are times where you just be like, yo, I really didn't want to go out. I really didn't want to go out with my friends anyway. So I'm gonna use you as an excuse. Sometimes it'll happen.
SPEAKER_05But nah, but um, my last her question. So, um, you know, let's get into something really cute about ourselves. So I'll start it off. So my thing is I'm gonna ask you guys what's your weirdest food combination? So I'm gonna start off. Mine is I don't, Joel, I don't think you ever seen me and Yolanda eat this in college, but it's a Frank, right? But on the hot dog bun, in the hot dog bun, you put like a slice of cheese, you put the frank on top, and boiled eggs with spicy Doritos. Lost, man.
SPEAKER_07Lost. Once you start naming mad shit, I could say you don't smoke the cheese, sweetie.
SPEAKER_05You lactose?
SPEAKER_09No, but like I know you are.
SPEAKER_05I'm telling y'all, y'all gotta try it. Um all right.
SPEAKER_04That sounds like a trip to the toilet.
SPEAKER_07Yeah. So when you put this, I was actually thinking, I don't really know what like a guilty pleasure food of mine is.
SPEAKER_05I don't think that's a guilty pleasure. I think it's just something weird that.
SPEAKER_07No, so I'm talking about like even just like a like guilty pleasure weird is like the same thing is like the same thing to me.
SPEAKER_05Um because you he eat chicken all the time. What they said.
SPEAKER_10I was about to say it, but I was like, oh, I'm gonna let him slide it.
SPEAKER_07So I think it's mentioned before in the earliest start of the show where we talked about how my fourth was. I did get I got turned out with a new restaurant.
SPEAKER_05That sounded crazy. I know. I want to purpose. That sounded crazy.
SPEAKER_07Let's get y'all vibe though. But nah, so shout out to my boy my core because I was working with we all as a group. We went to uh I was downtown, so we went to Chinatown for lunch. Like, oh, let's go to Chinese. They said Chinese food. I'm thinking, oh, I'll get me like nah. I'm thinking like I'll just get me some chicken wings, chicken flour rice and like some garlic chicken, like what you shit. I mean what you said.
SPEAKER_05Chicken wings.
SPEAKER_07Someone say racist. But anyway, so we walk in the place is called King of Kitchen. King's Kitchen, some shit like that's called in Chinatown. Shout out to that spot. That spot was fire. So I'm like, all right, well, like I'm I'm always like, I'm not anti-cultural food. We'll go wherever. As long as it's not pork, I'll eat whatever.
SPEAKER_05Faces say otherwise, but continue. Fuck them.
SPEAKER_06Nah, he'll he'll he'll eat pork. You eat butt though. No, just I don't.
SPEAKER_07Second accusation today, for drugs, I don't do that, all sell that, and I don't eat ass.
SPEAKER_09Allegedly.
SPEAKER_03Why are you looking at me?
SPEAKER_05I can't save you. I can't save you. That's the toxic jobies.
SPEAKER_07If we go over our time limit, this is why they make this joke. Toxic jazz. Yo. Anyway, so we went to this, we went to the king's kitchen, whatever it's called. And before I walk in the door, guess what I see in the window? Duck. Hanging from the vent, hanging. Yeah. A duck and chicken. I was like, oh, these. They have that all throughout Chinatown. But I wasn't, um, I'm new to this. Be gentle. See? So I walked in that drum, I was like, oh shit. I might have I might have gone against the brain with this vote.
SPEAKER_08I'm gonna take my vote back. I went against the grain. Yo, I'm trying to keep it straight facing this drone, right? So I sit down at the table, give me the menu, all in Chinese letters. I say yo.
unknownWhat the fuck?
SPEAKER_07I say yo. Niggas got me. So my my my two boys, they already knew what they was getting is. I'm getting duck. I never had duck. Never mind. Duck in Mexico. So I was like, yo, man, I'm not eating no duck. Like, and I'm not opposed to eating duck, but if your first time while I work in my job, that's not smart.
SPEAKER_05That's not a calculated decision you should be making. You gotta find a tool. Like, it's just not a calculated decision you should make. To be fair, anyone will let you use their bathroom though. Really? Depends on it. Depends on it. It depends.
SPEAKER_07It just depends. Depends on location. But even still, you do. I don't make like, no, I should a lot. So I don't want that.
SPEAKER_08That was crazy. That was crazy. I don't want it like that. On vacation, who has a gas X loaded for us? Yo. Gas X? Nah. Modium got it all.
SPEAKER_07So nah, like I go to bed, like, you know what I'm saying? I got the intestine of a two-year-old. So I'm looking at the menu, looking at that joint. I'm like, yo, all this shit is in Chinese, bro. What the fuck am I gonna get? And these niggas is hype. Oh, I'm gonna get the duck. I'm gonna get this. This one dude in front of me. Nigga got the duck, the chicken, and the pork over rice. I said, yo, this nigga ain't gonna, we still gotta work, bro.
SPEAKER_08It's only one o'clock. Yeah, until one in the morning, bro. Oh, nah, they was wild.
SPEAKER_07It was wild. No, I'm sitting down at that joint, right? And I'm like, you know what? Ah, these niggas said chicken, blah, blah. So the chicken comes. I'm thinking it's boneless chicken. Nah. They bring the chicken. I can still like stuck a little feet on the chicken. Yeah, yeah. Hey, yo.
SPEAKER_08You seen the little fetistic now? Hey, yo, I'm trying to stay strong.
SPEAKER_07I'm telling you, be my shepherd in God's. Please don't let my stomach get fucked up, bro. So I start eating the joint. Yo, delicious. That's good. Fire. Fire. So it was so good. I started feeling confident.
SPEAKER_08So it's so good. I'm feeling confident, right? I tell my boy, I was yo, let me get a piece of the duck, bro. Let me get the piece of the duck. Let me get the piece of the duck, bro.
SPEAKER_07Somebody, yo, let me get a piece of the duck. Yo, it's man good. I've got a vet, slide that John. Here. Oh, that shit was finger looking good, bro. That shit. Shout out to them niggas in the Shout out to them niggas.
SPEAKER_08You going back? What? Oh, what the fuck? Just pointing at the shit. Mommy ate chicken. Duck. Duck.
SPEAKER_07Right here. Chicken over duck over rice. Chicken over duck over rice. Hey, I know y'all want to know, because I'm gonna tell you the truth. Did I shit right after? I did, but it was worth it. I just wanna put that.
SPEAKER_06Joelle, because I cannot with him. I'm gonna be honest with you. The combinations of food that I've had in my life is crazy. But all good. Like, yo, you ever put syrup on mozzarella sticks?
SPEAKER_07That's just dumb.
SPEAKER_06No, it's not. Sweet and I promise you, change your life.
SPEAKER_07See, you want to date with somebody and they do that. What do you think? I'll be outish. Grow up.
SPEAKER_10Obviously, we gotta be how we gotta be household buddies. We need to even get this part out.
SPEAKER_06Like, chill. Like, it's not like I'm throwing ketchup on pizza and shit. Like, come on.
SPEAKER_07I know somebody that does that. I can tolerate that's tomato sauce. I can still tolerate that. That's stupid.
SPEAKER_06Nah.
SPEAKER_07That's because he doesn't. Yeah, that was a big thing.
SPEAKER_01No, no, I know. Okay.
SPEAKER_07It's tomato. I could tolerate that. It's tomato. Like it's but ketchup. It's tomato sauce. Tomato sauce is kind of different. Those are two different condiments, cheese and syrup, but just not that's that's crazy. Why? Yo, bro, do your thing, but live how you live. Does it taste good? It tastes good. That's what I'm saying. Sweet and savory. So it's the duck.
SPEAKER_09Uh weird combinations. Combinations. I don't really have any real combinations. I a lot of people don't like when I put ketchup on. I put a ketchup on a lot of things on mostly everything. So for me, it's just ketchup.
SPEAKER_05Really? Like you'll put ketchup on everything?
SPEAKER_09Mostly everything. Mostly everything.
SPEAKER_07Let me get Hallmark answers. See how I get you give you a story. I gave you a chance. What's a whole more answer?
SPEAKER_05I think some people mozzarella sticks is crazy.
SPEAKER_09You pick duck and chicken. Like what? But you know, you know me. It's the experience. Like, yeah, I just started really trying like a lot of things.
SPEAKER_06Oh no. You don't eat pork. But y'all ever had bacon on a donut? Come on, bacon. I've had that before.
SPEAKER_09I've had that before. They sell that.
SPEAKER_06They actually do add duck donuts. Oh, y'all ever been a duck donuts?
SPEAKER_05Oh, no, but they got a duck donuts too.
SPEAKER_06That shit is good. Like, you yo, you just gotta know. Like, you ever put olive oil on an ice cream? That's a thing. Really good.
SPEAKER_05Um, Jay, you said you had a surprise for us. I get my baddie shame, please. Oh.
SPEAKER_06They're not experienced.
SPEAKER_05I did. This is actually a great surprise? It is. It is.
unknownNo.
SPEAKER_05You fucking up. No, don't you? Just stop. Just stop.
SPEAKER_07So, the first reveal was Anthony.
SPEAKER_05Okay.
SPEAKER_07Right? Now, I've been getting a lot of heat on my phone. A lot of heat. I'm thinking I'm about to get a baddie shit. On one particular person. And she was like, when are you gonna reveal me? So, let me know. Reveal your girl? Yeah. Let me know. Reveal my girlfriend. I'm just fucking with y'all. I just want to see how to do it. Oh, well, it's like a lion. Oh yeah.
SPEAKER_08I just wanted to see how excited Britt will get. I just wanted to see how excited Britt will get. This is how I knew it was a lot.
SPEAKER_06We all know. And I've said this before in the pod. Jay Wu Hara. No. From the world. I just wanted to see how excited Britt will get.
SPEAKER_05That was getting mad.
SPEAKER_07I just wanted to see how excited. He's reminded me.
SPEAKER_05So wait, do I get my best?
SPEAKER_07Nah, maybe next one.
unknownOkay.
SPEAKER_07One day.
SPEAKER_05Ant was excited too. He sat up.
SPEAKER_07You know what the fuck was going to be? Yeah, he was like, revealing your girl? You know, there's no girl. There's no girl.
SPEAKER_05Toxic J.
SPEAKER_06You had the correct. Yeah, I had to correct it. It was good. It was on.
SPEAKER_03Toxic J.
SPEAKER_06No, because this is the crazy thing though. Like I was really because is there a girl that would be mad the fact that she found out that you just said I ain't revealing your ass? No. Oh.
SPEAKER_05Stand on business, please.
SPEAKER_07He turned, he fucked everything up.
SPEAKER_06Oh, I fuck it up. You the one that said this was revealing.
SPEAKER_05The arrow on the left. Where's it at? Uh-huh. But where's it at? The left. Keep going. Where's it at? Keep going. No, it's not that one. Go again. Britt, watermelon. No. What y'all looking forward to this week? Oh shit.
SPEAKER_07I got another month. I don't know what I'm doing yet.
SPEAKER_05No, you you're not a real Leo.
SPEAKER_07I'm not a female.
SPEAKER_10I'm not a female.
SPEAKER_07Nah, y'all both real Leo. That was crazy. I'm going to take Ant's answer because he got a birthday, uh birthday party tomorrow. So we look forward to that. Fuck you. Oh, your sister. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about names. Fez watching.
SPEAKER_05I didn't say her name. That's true.
SPEAKER_04Oh, that's right.
SPEAKER_07It's Friday morning.
SPEAKER_05It's Friday morning because y'all wanted to go. This is a three-hour podcast. Hope we kept y'all entertained.
SPEAKER_07We're wrapping up. That's about it. Oh, last week I just went to the Wale concert. Didn't get to mention that. Fire got the merch. Shout out to Wale.
SPEAKER_05Speaking of concerts, I don't want to go to the Chris Bonnet Usher concert no more. Why not? Why? Because nobody's posted anything juicy about it.
SPEAKER_06It should look like the same concert with Usher in the case.
SPEAKER_05It looks trash.
SPEAKER_07Yeah, like it looks trash. I don't think he's doing that.
SPEAKER_03I had to hesitate. Kobe's watching. Kobe's watching.
SPEAKER_06Yo, I dad was like. This one, this last one, the girl that was. Oh, he took her through there. He was definitely trying to put her through the match. She said I got carried away. No, no, no, not that one. The new one. The one with the shorts. He was giving her back shots.
SPEAKER_01She was married.
SPEAKER_05She said I got carried away. Oh. Nah, but um, I bring that up because I remember you saying, like, if you record at a concert and you remember that conversation we were having? So watching people record, I'm like, this shit trash. I don't even want to go.
SPEAKER_07I mean, I would went to Wallet concert if I couldn't if I couldn't record.
SPEAKER_05I know that, but I'm just going to go. Yeah. But what y'all looking forward to, Joelle?
SPEAKER_06Oh. I'm going on vacation soon. Is that this week? No, that's not this week. I got one more week to survive at work.
unknownWhat?
SPEAKER_06What's wrong? I can't talk about me wanting to.
SPEAKER_10Oh, you don't want to fuck y'all.
SPEAKER_06Watermelon.
SPEAKER_10Fuck y'all.
SPEAKER_04I didn't even say anything.
SPEAKER_06What am I excited about? Motherfucker, I'm excited.
SPEAKER_05I didn't, I didn't even, but if he looked at me, why didn't.
SPEAKER_09And uh like I said, it's my sister's birthday Wednesday. She just turned 22. So she's you know, she's feeling 22 too. Do you remember when I was 22?
SPEAKER_05You don't remember? I had a time. I just started working in high school. I was living by myself.
SPEAKER_09That might have been the year. Yeah.
SPEAKER_05Was that the year that we that your sweater got taken? Yo, chill.
SPEAKER_08Oh, you see. Yo, drive a kiss out the mud, boy. This is why I keep my stories to myself. I give a select shit. Cause she don't know how to stop. She's gonna. I'm telling you.
SPEAKER_05That's crazy. You gotta be open for the pod. Hi, boy.
SPEAKER_09Hey man, I'm gonna.
SPEAKER_05Awkward salads.
SPEAKER_08We'll be back next week, y'all. Later, yeah. I hope you have a great fourth. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_09Signing out.
SPEAKER_06But that's crazy though.