JBP
The Joe Budden Podcast
Episode 839

Back To Task Rabbit

Joe Budden Podcast Episode 839, “Back To Task Rabbit,” released July 3, 2025. The latest episode from the JBP begins with Ice’s recap of Jeezy’s ‘TM: 101 Live’ show at the Apollo (12:34) before diving into a viral clip about parenting from Nelly & Ashanti’s new show on Peacock ‘We Belong Together’ (26:13). QueenzFlip brings up a topic about wills leading to a discussion on the passing of assets within families (46:13), does Lebron James have his retirement tour in LA or elsewhere (1:02:56), and deliberations begin in Puff trial with concerns over one juror (1:20:43). Also, Drake’s abs hit the internet, Dick Vitale rips WNBA players over Caitlin Clark’s All-Star votes (2:39:41), Marc Lamont Hill speaks on Dave Chappelle’s issue with DJ Khaled due to his silence over the ongoing genocide in Gaza (2:48:37), and much more. in Spanish: https://bit.ly/JBPSpanish Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

Back To Task Rabbit

In this episode

  • 12:34The latest episode from the JBP begins with Ice’s recap of Jeezy’s ‘TM: 101 Live’ show at the Apollo
  • 26:13Before diving into a viral clip about parenting from Nelly & Ashanti’s new show on Peacock ‘We Belong Together…
  • 46:13QueenzFlip brings up a topic about wills leading to a discussion on the passing of assets within families
  • 1:02:56Does Lebron James have his retirement tour in LA or elsewhere
  • 1:20:43Deliberations begin in Puff trial with concerns over one juror
  • 2:39:41Drake’s abs hit the internet, Dick Vitale rips WNBA players over Caitlin Clark’s All-Star votes
  • 2:48:37Marc Lamont Hill speaks on Dave Chappelle’s issue with DJ Khaled due to his silence over the ongoing genocide…
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Joe Budden Podcast Ep. 839 Transcript

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    The thoughts, views, and opinions expressed by this podcast whose bulleted hosts are for entertainment purposes

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    only. I repeat, it is not serious. It is not real. No one is exposing, revealing,

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    indicting, or telling you anything about themselves. Also, we do not encourage you to try

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    this at home. We are trained professionals who do not have your best interest at heart or our own.

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    Enjoy the show. I don't have no song queued up that none of y'all would know. So don't put no no pressure on me,

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    please. Then I just get to sit back and chill. Yeah. All you got That's what you do every intro. No, it ain't. Let me

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    move this back some. Cuz I When you play the right records, I be turn. They was killing me. Look at I rap like it's his song. Yeah, I like rap. But on most

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    instances, you're chilling. Yeah. When you play Yeah. Yeah. That Yeah, that the

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    music like moms is cleaning the crib. Yeah. Yeah. On Sunday, which is all the music I listen to, which is your bag.

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    Yeah. Yeah. You got to play some bang bang, shoot the [ __ ] kill him, catch him at the bang, bang, black, black on

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    black, killing each other every day in front of white people. And we go to work and don't say a words and we living in a

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    project. [Laughter]

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    I I know your jams. And we gang and we killing kids and

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    women in the street. Everybody got everybody but the white man.

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    We killing everybody but the white. You got my sugar.

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    We killing everybody with the Guess who we killing them at the

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    Yo. And we eating all the food that'll kill you. And don't go to the doctor. Don't do anything that'll save your

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    life. Oh my god. Oh man. Yo, that flow is

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    disgusting. Yeah, stay retired, bro. That [ __ ] just saying words. That [ __ ] just saying a

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    bunch of words. [ __ ] Oh man.

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    Oh yeah. This [ __ ] crazy. Yo,

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    got to kill you. That was funny on accident. Don't go to a doctor. Holy [ __ ] Oh man. How y'all doing? Oh,

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    better now. Good. Good. That was the intro I needed right there.

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    Oh. Oh, man. Um, before we started, I was talking to Mark

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    and Ian on the side, and I saw my good brother Ish whispered something to Freeze.

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    So, I walked around the island. This island, right? I walked around this island, said to, "Hey, what did you just

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    say to Freeze?" He wouldn't tell me. Actually walked away from me. Act like

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    it wasn't even a person standing there asking him something. No, let alone response to nothing. So, I keep trying

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    to find out, but he won't tell me. He done sat here and spoke to me about the Knicks, uh, Eric Adams, the [ __ ]

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    Netflix. Yeah. Uh, the new the new Steeler trade,

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    Darren Waller, everything but what he said to Freeze in the kitchen. And it started as a joke for me, but as it

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    continues and he still don't tell me, my feelings get hurt. So, it's getting real. Have you considered asking Po for

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    the BTS footage? I don't know if Po was taping them because Yeah, there was nothing. I think he was shooting me and

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    Ian. Yeah. Yeah, they wasn't doing that. Oh, you and Ian here today. So, the camera

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    worked out. Yeah. Oh, the camera wasn't when I was here. Oh, no. He wasn't here. He wasn't here. And Joe said something to Paul

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    about the camera. He's like, "No, no, there's no Flip said it." He's like, "There's no BTS today. Ain't no BTS market. He ain't out here." That's

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    crazy. I y'all are permitted to use BTS just as well as Oh, thank you for Thank you for

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    such a kind, polite, unselfish. I do. I can't, man. You got the Okay now, so we good. All right.

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    Oh god, y'all generous over there at the M Hill Network. I ain't got no network,

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    man. Just Just a little show. Just a little show. Yeah. You're in negotiation.

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    Wait for Amazon to call you back. Gotcha. The MLH. The MLH. Oh [ __ ]

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    That's crazy. No, keep that tune when you sing it. Just in case the move

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    happens. I don't think you'll sing it in that tune. I think the new the new guy comes in and looks to cut corners,

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    reduce budgets. If it's going to MLH, I can guarantee you

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    we going to need none of these chairs now. Y

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    yeah, good for you. Joining us from Streamyard, man. Look back on task. Grab it.

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    [Laughter]

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    Look at you. Look. Look what you went and did.

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    Oh man. This [ __ ] said back on.

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    I'm put the shelf up. Putting up the cabinets again.

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    An extendo ladder. Oh, this this ladder go up 30 ft.

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    Holy [ __ ] Look what brings you excitement these days.

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    The Bluetooth ladder. Oh [ __ ] Bluetooth. This ladder could charge my phone. You going to businesswise?

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    I can listen to [ __ ] Man on the roof. Stupid. Yo.

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    Well, what's up? I'm chilling. How's everybody? Let's get you in here. inter Black Boy Joy. I love it. I love it. I

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    love when you guys come in and you guys are all like happy and jokey and whatnot. How you feeling? I'm feeling great. I'm good. I'm feeling awesome. Um

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    ish. What you throw? For real. Yo, come on. But at least queue up the [ __ ] man. But

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    at least it's queued up. I'm ready to go. But at least tell me why you won't tell me. It's no real reason. Cuz we

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    stopped talking a few times. You still have a reason. You still holding on to that [ __ ] [ __ ]

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    What are you talking Why do you want to tell me, bro? It's all right, dog.

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    If I guess it, will you tell me? No. Damn, he still said no.

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    I'm out. I wish he would say something to me. It's great, but I don't give my guy, man. I'm mad that there's things

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    he'll tell you that he won't tell me. Wait, why? Why? Do you think that y'all are better

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    friends than their friends? Better. No, he better always keep a eye on me.

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    Hey, hey, he should keep one eye open. CBS

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    always. Yeah. Yeah. No, no, no. Ice you can trust. [Laughter]

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    What? Oh, we [ __ ] That's important to identify in your friendship. Hey,

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    it's the same with me. I didn't trust Ice [ __ ] This This one here will go

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    get an idea in one. See, that's your man. That's your man

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    right there. All right. So, you're not telling me? No, we good. All right. [ __ ] you. Audience. Also, you'll be pleased

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    to know that this very pro black cast

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    outside of Parks and uh No, you pro black, too. That's coming out wrong. Pause. Yeah. I'm saying my next

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    statement excludes parks and ice. Mark and Ish and Mel really want to be

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    off for the 4th of July, Independence Day of America. Yes.

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    Yes. I do. And you see how you reframe [ __ ] Yeah.

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    You special, bro. We deserve it. We was [ __ ] slaves. We were slaves on the 4th of July. We deserve a day off. You

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    heard what he said? Off. Not. Yo, we wanted to move around a day. No, it

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    still work. Let me speak for myself. I went off. I would be with it. I That was my

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    return. Alternate day [ __ ] was my my plan was to have the day off and Joe said, "No, you can bring your kids in

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    next to the hot grill and and we can work in pie till midnight. Roll them around in the dirt."

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    It's the only day [ __ ] love gizzies, ain't it? I love gizzies. hold you all

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    the whole rest of the year. I don't care. I'm glizzies is good, man. GLizzies is

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    [ __ ] good. Grill. Yo, who made that up? That we not supposed to enjoy that?

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    Because it's it's you're simulating uh fellatio. Yeah. For me, it was just we were so hot dogs was just little kid

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    food first and then later on it became like the phallic thing. But [ __ ] if you see me eat a hot dog and you think

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    about sucking dick, you the freak. And nothing about how I'm doing this is ill,

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    [ __ ] This [ __ ] on the floor. This [ __ ] is a mess. [ __ ] all sour saucy

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    with it. Sloppy sloppy.

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    Don't mind. That [ __ ] is fire. You [ __ ] are disgusting. Oh man. Oh my lord. Do it

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    like you love it, girl. [ __ ] on the floor.

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    That was an interesting choice. That was an interesting choice.

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    [Music] Did y'all a solid?

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    I was going to come in here with [ __ ] a 10 minute, 15 minute set of just house music, crystal waters, 100% pure love,

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    all of that type [ __ ] So, why would I be doing little CC little CC pennant?

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    Oh, who the dude that uh the Mr. Mr. the

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    club song dude from Jersey he passed away.

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    Yes sir. Rest in peace Jersey legend Eddie Lewis. I ain't do this in Phil.

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    Rest in peace. Y'all know what time it is in Jersey when it's come on. You I mean before this bar goes any

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    further. Let me act like I'm about to be 45 from the mean streets of Jersey City, man. Moment of silence. I mean,

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    all right, stop cuz then I we got to work. Oh, yeah. That whole sh

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    break the table. Don't play. Don't break the table. Get up in there on that one. Um, what episode is this? 839. Welcome to episode 839 of the Joe Button podcast

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    brought to you by, fueled by, powered by Prize Pix Gang Prize Pictures. I'm your humble, grateful, gracious,

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    happy to be here. Host Joe Button here with some really amazing people. To my right, y'all know the vibes. Big Melissa Ford is in the building to her right.

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    Big is King Waw Wa is in the building. Next to him, Mr. Take It Further Freeze is in the building.

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    Next to him, Brother Mark Lamont Hill, also known as Dark Lamont Hill in the building. Next to him, King Elmyra Big

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    Parks is in the building. Po's here. Cory is here. Still single in the summertime in July. In July now, Cory,

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    huh? with your working out ass. Erikson is here. And last but certainly not

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    least, Ovon and Tan are here by remote. Last but certainly not least, each and every one of you guys are here. Shout

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    out to y'all wherever you are, whatever you're doing, while you enjoy this broadcast. What's up, y'all? What's going on, man? What's popping? What's

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    popping? What's popping? What's popping? How's your weekend?

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    How was your weekend? Uh, I didn't do [ __ ] Yeah, I didn't do [ __ ] Nothing happened when it's hot like that. And

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    I'm in the I'm under the central air. Yo, I don't blame you. I was moving around a little bit. I was in the studio, but then we went out and hit

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    streets, but nothing nothing too exciting. Just a little local local bar hop. Ain't cool, man. I went out to uh G

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    show over at Apollo. Oh, how was it? The orchestra. The show. Yeah, with the orchestra. The show itself was amazing.

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    He did um he did about 90% of TM 101 entire album and then went through his

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    catalog of hits and even before that DJ Drama opened went through a whole separate catalog of Jezy hits. That's

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    fire. Like like mixtape [ __ ] Wow. So the crowd was rocking. So you doing some

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    interviews and [ __ ] you know? Oh yeah yeah yeah. Regular [ __ ] though. Regular [ __ ] Regular [ __ ] Um when no air in

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    the Apollo day will start like air conditioning. Yeah. Uh oh. You lying. Can you bring a little fan? A little

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    batty fan. Hey, shout out mama. Shout shout out to Lady L, my home girl. She was there with me. She had one of them

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    fans. Yo, let me hold that. A little batty fan. Let me hold that up. Yeah, but people was in there dressed like

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    they was going to the prom. Like they treated it black tie for real. So imagine that with no air. I hope

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    everybody And you ain't get the memo cuz you was in there looking like No, I got the memo, but it was hot. I said I'm not

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    I had some [ __ ] out and I was like, eh, it's too hot for that. Well, outside of the memo, did anybody think that the

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    Apollo had air? Yes, [ __ ] Okay, now I would think in

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    2025 they would have put some air. I would not. When the last time When the last time you've been followth

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    street, period. I feel like there's air on the entire I feel bad because it's Apollo. We shouldn't be doing this. But

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    I will say they made the announcement that this was the last show at the Apollo cuz they were closing it. Yeah,

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    for renovations like these renovations should have been done 20 years ago. That's how bad it

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    looked in there. Okay, but if you're from out of town listening, what we're saying is if you're coming up from the

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    West Side Highway, you're going to come to a point where it splits. It look different. It splits.

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    You're going to start seeing a a projects on your right and a lot of police. And then you have the option to

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    go straight and towards safety if you make a right or via to the left. And it

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    should get a little spooky. And they should they should renovate from that point down.

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    Yeah. Sorry. It has to be said that [ __ ] path mark over there

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    that's probably responsible for 99% of the crime rate in Harlem. Huh? I know

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    that there's no more path mark. Oh, thank God. All right. For a little while. Oh, good. I spent many a day

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    waiting for a bus outside of that path mark. It was dangerous times. Is the DMV still over there? It's been a while. I

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    don't know. I don't know. In there. I was like, "Is Popeye's still over there?" Oh, yeah. All right, let's try this a different way. Let's try Let's

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    try this a different way. Last I knew that Popeyes was Popeyes is there. So is Karing. 125th Street and 34th Street.

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    Let me shut up and let all do. No, no, no. cuz I was in there. I was going to text you. I'm like cuz I know you [ __ ]

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    with Jeezy and and you know all your guys was there. Lake CeCe was in there and I'm like if Joe was in here I could

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    hear his brain. I could hear it. It was it was bad. And I'm so phony. I spoke spoke the lake. I

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    was like damn y'all I really wanted to go. He was like yeah you should just hit me. I said I know man. Damn. I couldn't

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    say the lake. I don't know if I want to see some orchestra without AC word. Hey, that

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    doesn't seem I don't want to see that's real. [ __ ] in tuxedos with no AC in the summer looks Jeezy look dope outside

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    a t at the Apollo make me think a funeral Malcolm X

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    outside the Apollo somebody important died it was so bad

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    no for real who first would have complained Bumpy Johnson somebody's funeral happened

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    for real yo it was so bad that [ __ ] wasn't even getting drinks at the bar like that. Damn. It was just too hot to

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    drink. You shouldn't be drunk. All [ __ ] was drinking was water. Wait, y'all think y'all could get drunk in the Apollo or y'all trying to get robbed and

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    shot. Y'all trying to get stuck up. It's bad enough you couldn't even go through the front door.

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    What you mean? You know 125th the front that was blocked off and closed. You had to go around. Everybody came through the

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    side door. Oh no. On 126. Line him up. That mean you got to come out the side

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    door. One way in, one way out. Yeah, I'm good. Yeah, Jeezy needed that. I needed to see that at Irvin Plaza or just

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    somewhere Lincoln Center different sep

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    over there. September 7th. We back at New Jersey. Jeezy would have walked away with $5 if he did that [ __ ] That's

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    true. Man, all right. Back to my back to my NJ pack conversation.

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    I was there this weekend. NJ, what' you say? I went to see y'all.

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    Y'all don't [ __ ] with Gregory Porter was there. Uh, and he put on a soldout show.

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    See, that's who should be. Are the chairs still made of wood? Chairs made of wood. Air conditioning work. Nice

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    beverages outside. Don't think NJ is whack. NJ pack is dope. No, they they did they did it over, though. They redid

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    it over. They redid the pack. And they redid the parking, too. It was great. Oh, they they redid it. Everything is redone. It's all red. It's modern wood.

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    It's not It's pack the pack been fly, Joe. We not doing that. It's fly. It's not I thought you It hasn't been fly. I

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    just started going so I every they hosted fly events because that's where you should go if you're trying to come

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    to New Jersey but if you went there I haven't been in that but before it

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    looked upscale to me the pack is nice fly it's nice I had a pack I never been

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    there I was there last year for for Atlantic City is fly no Atlantic City is still fly right when is

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    20 years old the pack is 20 years old look what you Newark [ __ ] Yeah,

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    they did have metal detectors going in and out. I was like, I never had metal detect jazz before. Yo, MJ, that

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    happened to you over there cuz they had a uh they had out outdoor concert going on too, so that's probably why. But yo,

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    you might be thinking about Symphony Hall. That's what you think about. No, I am not. And I was there recently, too.

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    And that [ __ ] ain't even Apollo. That [ __ ] that [ __ ] Symphony Hall would

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    salute to my people over at Symphony Hall. I'm not doing that. I wouldn't even entertain that. That's

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    like in Jersey City when they was throwing events at the [ __ ] armory and the whole hood was hype. I was like, wait.

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    All right. Yo, what time you going? Hey, this was in pumping up pega.

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    No, I'm good. No, I'mma be there. The armory. I be What

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    time you going, [ __ ] That maybe you No. Anyway. Anyway, Freeze, go ahead. Oh, man. No, it was just But it was a

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    great show. It was a I'm very happy I went. I I will be going again September at the Pack. That's what's up. That's I

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    think I'm going to go. All right, let's go. We got Yeah. I mean, I want to go see Chicago.

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    Huh? At the Pack. Mhm. Oh, okay. Really? Oh, you're saying to the NJ to the G? I

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    thought she meant to the G. Yeah, me too. I was like, no, no, that's your bag. It is. Yeah. Yeah. Did Mark get you

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    the tickets? No. No. I'm actually going to just wrangle them on my own. I know,

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    right? I'm so sorry. I know. I know. Oh, I did it this weekend, too. Oh, I am. You did, too. What did you see this

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    weekend? Um, I went to see uh Tony Baker perform. Oh, sure. The comedian. No, you

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    didn't. Yeah, I did. No, no, you didn't wrangle nothing from Tony Baker. Was that? No, I didn't. I You ain't buying

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    them damn. I 1,000% bought four tickets to Tony Baker's. Well, how many tickets

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    did you have? I didn't have any. I bought them because How many people went? Yeah, four. Oh, you really bought

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    some [ __ ] for real? I did because I wanted to support my friend. Oh, okay. So, what? What? Oh my god. Anytime I

  • 20:31

    Anytime you trust this this woman, anytime you trust her to like give a little bit of honesty, I literally Why

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    did Shorty go? Did Shorty go? Who's shorty? Oh, no. She's not in town. I said, "Yo, didy go." The point of the

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    shorty was to not say the name. Oh, sorry. Yo, believe it. Um, no, no, no. I

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    went with uh I went with my girlfriend Carmen um Kim and Kim's brother. Good

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    time introduced them to the world. Anyways, I just I went with my crew. It

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    was a good time. And Tony killed where did he where was the performance? City Winery. Oh, city. Okay. Dope. Dope. Dope. Dope. Right next to Pier 57 in the

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    city. Mhm. It was great. There's a lot of stuff going on. Word. Yeah. Summertime in New York. About say summer

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    time. I got to say living up here I wouldn't say there's in many places but it's a little bit like in Philly

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    there's always one thing going on and it's dope but up here there's like options. So like always there's two or three comedy shows, two or three

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    performances between New Jersey and New York. There's multiple things you can do and this is my first summer living here. That's what I'm saying. So have you ever

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    played Monopoly? Yeah. You guys already had this conversation about Do you know the difference between

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    and Baltic and Baltic Mediterranean? He's confusing me.

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    Holy [ __ ] Y'all the new [ __ ] out here. Yeah, this ain't [ __ ] New York. I'm

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    not talking about New York. I live in New York. One is One is the purple Philadelphia.

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    I live in New York for over a decade. I'm talking about New Jersey. I'm saying cutest song. Freeze. Black on black

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    crime. Killing everybody. Killing everybody. with the white.

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    This [ __ ] crazy. Y'all got to put that over the drill. You have to send it to me.

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    It's hilarious. Yo, no, but I didn't know Jersey was hitting no [ __ ] I knew I lived in New York. I didn't I never lived in New Jersey. I'm saying I didn't

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    know y'all did that. I mean, some of y'all just bleeding off New York, but like y'all got your own [ __ ] up here, too. It's all right. Some of y'all just

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    You seen them, right? I'm just saying. I don't say nothing. Yeah. Go ahead. Cory giving me my phone.

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    his phone to read something. But it's funny cuz he [ __ ] big as hell. He got his brightness down.

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    Ain't no girl looking at you. Hey, you can turn it up. Stashing. Yeah.

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    Hiding from. Let's see here. America's most boring cities. Holy [ __ ] Oh, open

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    is back. Oh, we got to find it again. Finally got lost. America's most boring. I want to see that. I know Philadelphia

  • 23:04

    ain't on that list. Well, I feel I feel like I'm getting lined up here, but you might be you. All right. There's 20 of

  • 23:12

    them and I'm going to read it. Let's do it. I don't feel like a white person

  • 23:17

    made this list. Ah, must be jersey on the list. Big jersey. 20 20 is Charlotte, North Carolina. I heard 19

  • 23:25

    Virginia Beach, Virginia. 18 Houston, Texas. 17 is Tuxen, Arizona. They're

  • 23:32

    wrong about Tux. Indianapolis Indianapolis, Indiana. That

  • 23:40

    was a good one. Tulsa, Oklahoma. 14. Color Springs, Colorado.

  • 23:46

    13. Lexington, Kentucky. Louisville, Kentucky. Nah, Louisville. All right.

  • 23:52

    Albuquerque, New Mexico at 11. Top 10. And I liked it by mistake, Cory, so they're going to know you was on here.

  • 23:58

    Uh, 10, Phoenix, Arizona. Phoenix is lit. Wrong.

  • 24:03

    Wrong as hell. Tallahassee, Florida. Never been. Tallasty. Best spot.

  • 24:08

    Columbus, Ohio. Columbus is lit. Seven. Oklahoma City. Never been. It's all

  • 24:15

    right. Six is San Antonio. San Antonio's not that bad. San Antonio is not as bad as people think at all. It's definitely

  • 24:20

    not the six most boring. Five, Memphis, Tennessee. Wrong. Crazy white people.

  • 24:25

    Well, now look what we call lit. Right. Right.

  • 24:33

    Go ahead. Cue the rhyme. Right. Exactly. The same thing. What's this word?

  • 24:41

    Have to text. He don't want no more. What's this word? It better get readers.

  • 24:47

    You know what I'm saying? Oh, Corpus Christie Texas. Corpus Christie Texas. I don't know nothing about it. Oh [ __ ]

  • 24:55

    My fingers. Yo. Yo, this better be a hell of a word.

  • 25:02

    Sou Falls, South Dakota. Holy [ __ ] you guys. Sou Falls. Sou Falls. Never been there either. I've been there. You ain't

  • 25:08

    You ain't miss nothing. I love you, my [ __ ] I love you, my [ __ ] You're my man. What? Nothing.

  • 25:16

    That I just [ __ ] you up. I just [ __ ]

  • 25:29

    He said, "I thought it might have been I thought it might have been Terra Hulk or

  • 25:34

    something like that." Oh [ __ ] Three, Corpus Christie, Texas. Oh [ __ ] Two,

  • 25:42

    Witchah, Kansas. Okay. One, Jacksonville, Florida.

  • 25:47

    Yo, know who made that list for real? Definitely the whites. White people. I'm talking about the whitest whites. The whitest Sweden. Yes. 68-year-old white

  • 25:56

    people made that list. Anybody Houston being on the list of is crazy and Memphis. Yeah, y'all blasphe.

  • 26:04

    Yeah, I know. Jacksonville, like you said, we they looking at different [ __ ] Yeah. Where y'all want to go? Oh man.

  • 26:12

    Well, there's a new show on Peacock. It's the Nelly and Ashanti show. Has anybody seen it? I've seen the I I

  • 26:18

    watched the whole show. I've been meaning to watch it. Okay. They're quick episodes. There's like five. She's She's going to drag me in just like she

  • 26:24

    dragged me into Love Island. And I'm going to love it. I'm sure it's you saw it. You watch season? Yeah. Okay. Oh,

  • 26:31

    it's a whole season already. Yes. Whole season dropped. Uh eight. You binged it? Damn. They 30 minute episodes. It's

  • 26:37

    quick. But you It was playing like damn in the background. And you get to know ads, of course. Get the legs.

  • 26:45

    That would help too. Yeah. Stay stay tuned in. So there's a a a clip going around about uh the parenting

  • 26:52

    conversation. Okay. where Nelly's talking to Jermaine Dupri and the rest and and like his boys. He's like, "Yo, I

  • 26:59

    told her once the kid could say, "I got to go to the bathroom or I'm hungry." I got him. But prior to that, you going to

  • 27:06

    have a lot on your plate. That's crazy. He's like, "I'm not changing no diapers. I'm I'm not doing

  • 27:13

    none of that." That's crazy. Like, I give you the world, but I ain't changing no diapers. He further goes on to say,

  • 27:19

    yo, I'm rich. I will get you as many nannies as you want. Whatever you need.

  • 27:25

    I'm just not doing that part.

  • 27:31

    I don't know how it was a back and forth. It was a lot of discourse about that. Yeah. Glad you could join. I disagree.

  • 27:37

    Yeah, there was a lot of discourse. Big flip up in this piece. Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. So, y'all disagree? I disagree. I I mean, people

  • 27:44

    have to run their household the way they want. If it works for them, it works for them. But I think it's not to me

  • 27:49

    parenting isn't just about getting the job done. There's a there's care work involved that actually matters in terms of the relationship you build with your

  • 27:55

    child. So I I get saying like I don't want to do it. I'll pay for it so that the part gets done so I'm not

  • 28:00

    overburdening my partner. But I think you build bonds by changing diapers. You build bonds by fingers. And if you don't

  • 28:05

    do it, you don't know that. And I got a lot of most I got a lot of homies that don't do it or really family members that don't do it and they brag about it.

  • 28:10

    But I'm like I I ain't never changed a diaper in my life. And they to me it's crazy. No. So from from my experience,

  • 28:18

    my older daughter, I didn't live with my older daughter. My newest daughter, I

  • 28:23

    live there. So the 3:00 I talk about all the time at 3:00 in the morning [ __ ] All of that [ __ ] it it creates to what

  • 28:30

    Mark said, a bond. Like at 3:00 in the morning, my daughter rolls to me. That's a safety

  • 28:36

    mechanism that she just, you know what I'm saying? Immediately comes over there. I think all of the that all of that I Oh my goodness, [ __ ] This is so

  • 28:44

    Yo. Yo, fam. If you wait till your kid is two or three, I just think that You

  • 28:50

    think what? You see these pieces of [ __ ] right here laughing at us? Listen, you see these

  • 28:55

    [ __ ] laughing at us? If you She going to be a drug dealer. Have you ever changed a diaper? You have three kids. Have you ever You've never changed in

  • 29:02

    your life. Listen, listen. Listen. Besides getting mad at my wife one time and taking my kids when they just got

  • 29:08

    out the hospital cuz I was on some ignorant [ __ ] my daughter. I didn't even change the diaper. I brought it to

  • 29:13

    my I brought her to my mom's house and had her change the diaper. But I did try and it it wasn't easy for me. It wasn't

  • 29:20

    easy for me. But nobody give a [ __ ] about changing diapers. I'm I'm with them. Your thumb's just too fat.

  • 29:26

    No. No. I I changed a couple of diaper. I don't think I changed Nico's diaper. That's why I have the most problems with him now. But I think that

  • 29:33

    Princess and Jr. Yes. Have you got pissed on y'all to be close? It was like two diapers I changed in your whole

  • 29:39

    life. I'm like you, bro. You see how you use your mother-in-law? You see how I use your mother-in-law to come chef it up for y'all? I use my mother-in-law.

  • 29:45

    Hey, you want your You want your You want your card? Yo,

  • 29:52

    finally some truth on the topic. I will tell you the truth. Finally some truth. I did all that dumb because I wasn't

  • 29:59

    rich. That's I'm telling I'm speaking for me when I did that. I'm speaking for me. I

  • 30:05

    ain't want to do none of that. I didn't want to be changing. I used to get mad like I got to do this [ __ ] again. I

  • 30:10

    changed a lot of diapers. Not if I was able to hire a nanny to change them

  • 30:16

    diapers. I would have done it. I did it a lot in a heartbeat. That's how that's why I totally understand the single

  • 30:21

    mother rate skyrocket into I did that [ __ ] was like, "Nigga, please.

  • 30:28

    Wait, what? I just changed your hour again. You going to have the whole

  • 30:34

    stupid [ __ ] Yo, when the kids and not when they start to walk and they pulling their diapers off, that's even worse.

  • 30:41

    Yo, I think you got to wait. Put it right in there. Mommy come

  • 30:46

    shirt off. You like, yo, fam. What are you doing? Yo, this [ __ ] all on the walls and stuff. I was changing the

  • 30:53

    diaper coming up with a plan. Now, if I She got it. Let me call makeup. I'mma

  • 30:58

    call a makeup for the house. Change a clean diaper. Like look look. Listen. I

  • 31:04

    I went last. Your turn. Oh man. Yo, that's crazy. I don't even dislike it. I

  • 31:10

    think it's fun. Nah, I think all that [ __ ] is fly. I ain't going to lie. I do. I think it's fun. Yeah, I think I think it's fun. Changing the diaper is fun.

  • 31:16

    Yeah, [ __ ] I mean, not at like 3 in the morning. I mean, I rather But like most of the time, Yeah. No, when a messy [ __ ]

  • 31:24

    now that [ __ ] all up a cool. Oh yeah, when he when he sh Joe Button podcast set that was bro when his [ __ ] be

  • 31:31

    running up. He wasn't here that day man. He [ __ ] up my son [ __ ] up the bathroom. I mean Joe

  • 31:36

    I should have left a tip for you for your mate cuz I cleaned it up but it was definitely not sanitary. Yeah, that [ __ ]

  • 31:42

    is different. But no, he should I think he didn't like Joe. It felt passive aggressive. This [ __ ] he Oh, we stay at

  • 31:49

    8:00. This [ __ ] should have been open at 7:35 man. What the [ __ ] And you said muffin

  • 31:54

    too. Oh yeah, he was hot. I got 45 place. Yo, that hilarious.

  • 32:00

    Yo, you said that's why Nelly on tour. Yeah. Yeah. I I was watching him cuz

  • 32:06

    that's another thing. She's like, "Oh, he's going on tour and he doing the whole US and then immediately going overseas." I said, "Oh, yeah. Yeah, let

  • 32:13

    me buy some away time. I come back. He going to be about 19 months, right? Now,

  • 32:19

    I've taken a few gigs overseas. I mean, you know, away from home to get away from a little break." That's crazy.

  • 32:24

    Yeah, man. That's how I know I'm I don't get

  • 32:31

    Albuquerque. Tuxen. I was all up in Tuxen.

  • 32:37

    I know I'm toxic cuz I didn't understand why this was a big debate on the internet.

  • 32:44

    What? I It was It was a big debate because people are saying like they were basically calling her single mother.

  • 32:50

    Yeah, that's all I and yeah, it was you know the internet though and like oh it's [ __ ] up you know he's leaving her

  • 32:56

    to do XYZ by herself. Not true. That's the moment I wish that the commenter

  • 33:03

    Zoom cam could pop on and I could see them. That'll change a lot. Yeah. What the

  • 33:08

    [ __ ] You got to be kidding me, man. Knock it off. It's a little single. Here's the thing. It's like you could be a rich single mother. You still a single

  • 33:15

    mother. You know what I'm saying? Like it's not a single mother. You're a mother. It's not a single mother. No, no, no. I'm talking about with regard

  • 33:21

    just to those those responsibilities. If you're the only one doing I'm just saying I see how you feel that way. She's definitely not single. If I hire

  • 33:27

    you a staff, you're not the only one doing it. That's when they're going to say, "Well,

  • 33:33

    the formative years of the skin to skin and the baby." I think I think you're going to rub your skin on the

  • 33:39

    baby so they can smell you. It's you don't want nobody else to do. I think it's more the emotion, the bonding and

  • 33:46

    together as far as the relationship. I mean, hiring somebody, they don't have any. I mean, later on, Abua stayed

  • 33:51

    longer, she has a connection with the baby, but initially, they don't have a connection with the baby. It's it's it's a thing to see your significant other

  • 33:58

    changing the diapers and being there with you and helping you. It makes the relationship more unless toxic. I'm

  • 34:04

    sorry, Flip. It's kind of funny for you to say all that and be like, I still ain't do that [ __ ] though. I had to be checked. I was checked on

  • 34:11

    that. I was checked when my wife was upset. It goes back I don't mean to change it. It goes back to the postpartum as far as like she's going

  • 34:16

    through something. At least you can help. These are ways to help her. I can take an ignorant stance cuz I like to take that. But in order to in order to

  • 34:23

    help her, she's like, "Yo, this will make me happy. Just take the baby, change a diaper. I've been getting up 3:00 in the morning. I've been doing

  • 34:28

    that. You not doing that. You laying on the couch all day." And then when you hear that enough, you like, "All right, let me help and make things much easier

  • 34:34

    for her at the moment." Got you. At the end of the day, I'm still upset, but I want to make it bring the tension. Yeah.

  • 34:40

    You just want to shut up. Yeah. She better get out, [ __ ] Listen. Yo, you said this before I

  • 34:45

    learned that word. This [ __ ] said, "Yo, you wake up at 3:00 in the morning." Oh,

  • 34:50

    no. That's when the real deep sleep set in. Yeah. Wide awake, too. Like,

  • 34:57

    oh, you ain't get No, that's crazy. I can't. First year of women life though, Joe. When they had the baby, that [ __ ]

  • 35:02

    It got to be hard for them. I know that because the first year of the guy's life is supposed to be watching from the

  • 35:08

    little camera in another in another room. You get the little baby cam going, "Oh, damn. They now they put [ __ ] on

  • 35:13

    your phone. They look like they could use some help. You can leave on their phone watching. They still damn still."

  • 35:19

    Yo, if you put the b when you put the baby in the in the carriage and they and they holding on, jumping up, shaking and

  • 35:24

    stuff. Oh, come on, boy. They going crazy. That's when you go get the dog cage. That's Oh, you can climb out of

  • 35:31

    this one. Watch this. Oh yeah, that's when you put a trampoline on top. [ __ ]

  • 35:36

    little ass cover the grand

  • 35:42

    you rich. You going to put him in the lighthouse? Oh, this kid is smart. We

  • 35:47

    got a smart one. Oh, we got to start setting up traps for these little [ __ ] in a convertible. Y this

  • 35:54

    [ __ ] What did Shanti think was supposed to happen? And what do you [ __ ] on the internet be thinking is supposed to

  • 36:00

    happen? Okay. Well, another question. Freeze. You said it was taken out of context cuz you watched the whole

  • 36:06

    episode. I said it was taken out of context cuz he wasn't telling her, "You're doing this by yourself." That's

  • 36:12

    like work. They treated it like he was saying, "I'm not going to be there and you just got to figure it out." And that

  • 36:18

    was him saying like, "Listen, you can get however many nannies you want, whatever staff you want, whatever y'all

  • 36:23

    need to make it still easier on you. I'm just not doing it." But what if y'all like both sitting on the couch? Like say

  • 36:28

    you got all the staff. Y'all sitting on the couch watching TV or some [ __ ] Baby sitting right there. Hit that little

  • 36:35

    bell. You ain't break it back.

  • 36:40

    Exactly. Look at this. I want to hear where I'm at the edge of my seat.

  • 36:48

    I'm so I have no idea how this one ends.

  • 36:53

    He's asking you don't have a desire to the baby cries. Pick the baby up.

  • 37:00

    It's right there. Hey yo, this is my good show we watch. Wait, first of all,

  • 37:05

    why are you in this baby sitting here while I'm trying to watch?

  • 37:10

    That's the worst. Take the baby into the room. You [ __ ] show the [ __ ] away

  • 37:16

    from me. Last year we came. Yo, it's T all up

  • 37:22

    under me still. I don't first quarter, [ __ ] I I gave you the baby so you can have company while I'm away from you. Go

  • 37:30

    to the den or in the baby room. Didn't we put the lux in the baby room?

  • 37:35

    Shouldn't we put a little chair in the baby room? Come on now. I want you to rock.

  • 37:43

    The feet come out. She all on the couch. Now that was a good move. You should write a book.

  • 37:51

    That was great. He got a guy and a girl on the couch and Oh [ __ ] Yo, I bought you the sofa with the cup holders.

  • 37:58

    Bluetooth massage with the white stick charger. You good girl. Oh man, it

  • 38:04

    should be said while we up here joking around. The grandfather. Yeah. But he

  • 38:10

    said he doesn't allow them. Yeah. Tupac. Tupac. We got it. I'm sorry. That's like

  • 38:15

    that pronoun thing. Tupac. Tupac. Come with me. That's his name. That's

  • 38:21

    what he's second. Are your grandkids can they talk? Uh, one of them can. Yeah, they both can.

  • 38:27

    Yeah. What do they call you? Papa pop. I I tried big papa. They didn't. No one

  • 38:33

    went for it. Yeah. Watch your mouth. The baby's this big, sir. You

  • 38:41

    this big. He got two inches on you. That's crazy. It didn't work. Papa, you you you're

  • 38:49

    good with the grandkids, right? Some cuz some people be biased when the kids and cuz you talked about it the

  • 38:54

    other day. We didn't elaborate. When the kids and the grandkid with your son and the grand cuz the same age and they be whing. You may have to be a little bit

  • 39:01

    more aggressive to the grandkids. I be more aggressive to my son cuz my son is

  • 39:07

    aggressive and my granddaughters they're both daughters. They're both daughters. And those are his nieces but like one is

  • 39:13

    older than him. One regular hood [ __ ] So So I'm trying they cousins. Right.

  • 39:18

    Right. Yo, they cousin

  • 39:23

    go in the hood, right? At work is those are cousins. But you know, like for that's your niece, you know what I mean? So when they fight, I got to like break

  • 39:29

    it up and stuff like that. But they all sweet to each other. Got it. If they was two boys, um, it'd be Yeah. I don't like

  • 39:36

    that. I don't be giving them gloves already. Lift the jab, right? Exactly. Yo, you're better than me because when I'm in a position where my family bring

  • 39:43

    over their young child and when I had a young child, when my children were younger, [ __ ] I'm not with none of that [ __ ] Y little [ __ ] I'm still I

  • 39:50

    [ __ ] y little [ __ ] up when it come to my kids. Yo, you be jumping them. I'm going say tripping them. I'm sorry. But

  • 39:55

    when they your grandkids, you feel different cuz they all feel like yours.

  • 40:00

    I don't know. I was jumping Nico one time. I tripped and flip. You going to be the grandpa cuz my

  • 40:07

    pop was like you going to be the grandpa. Joe is too. It's like the opposite of where he was with your kid. You going to be crawling on the floor, changing diapers, feet. Maybe not change

  • 40:13

    diapers. You going to be do all the other [ __ ] you ain't do. And yo, Aaron, your stomach going to be bigger. They going to be just right.

  • 40:19

    Well, by the time I become a grandfather, you hear that boy, [ __ ] That could be tomorrow, [ __ ] That [ __ ]

  • 40:24

    could be next week. He just walked in. You don't know what the [ __ ] he about to tell you. Oh, I know what he ain't about to tell. The truth about Ron.

  • 40:36

    You don't know what that [ __ ] over there doing, right? Then he said he was at the party macking last week. Yeah.

  • 40:42

    And he be I'm not trying. I can't control him. He a frat. All I could control is the estate planning.

  • 40:50

    Yeah. That is financial. Number two, you fake tough guy. That

  • 40:56

    just going to give him more spakey, right? You can't threaten your age. More spanky. Your first grand, my

  • 41:02

    grandchildren. Exactly. What? They gave me a real plain as day understanding

  • 41:08

    like I was a kindergarter the other day. I mean the other day about the age that

  • 41:13

    Oh, you backing off the age that the kid can take over and make his own decisions and assign somebody to just come blow

  • 41:19

    all the money that you spent your whole life to [ __ ] We up the [ __ ] out of that

  • 41:25

    [ __ ] 39 50

  • 41:32

    41 You thought it

  • 41:37

    18 28 boy they made it they asked me Joe you understand anything that's being

  • 41:43

    said if you do it this way he can do this like [ __ ] hell no gave him one of

  • 41:50

    Allen Iverson deals yeah that's smart that's a good deal I'm not playing with you [ __ ] Anyway,

  • 41:58

    you get this amount at 25, but I say Nelly as a granddad to say that.

  • 42:04

    And y'all are extra mature, but sometimes [ __ ] just be done. [ __ ] are done. I raised my kids. My kids got

  • 42:10

    kids. I raised my sister's kids. I done raised kids. I'm done there. Women Women's clock is different because, you

  • 42:19

    know, I don't want male giving me the Yeah. biology. She gave me a look. She's staring through me. She cutting a hole

  • 42:25

    in my face. Is this shorty's first kid though? It is. It's Shanti's first kid. Yeah. Good. So take

  • 42:31

    He got enjoyed this moment. You can't do it. I'm done. Congratulations, kid. Why?

  • 42:38

    Especially if I if I said this from the jump. He said this from the jump. He's not surprising her. See, women do this

  • 42:44

    thing where because the baby is here now. Yeah. And because you see how how

  • 42:49

    tall of a task this is, I need help. You see, I'm I'm crippled. I can't walk around, not [ __ ] That's [ __ ] up.

  • 42:55

    You know what I'm talking? Yes. But not moving like I normally move. I didn't know he said it from the rip. Yeah. He

  • 43:00

    ain't kept this from her. Changes things. I just performed at the Trump Crypto Bar.

  • 43:08

    We I do country music. I'm touring. I'm going on tour and you hold this down. By

  • 43:13

    the time I get back, this [ __ ] should be able to talk. Well, no. She she she got him good, though. How? Cuz

  • 43:21

    cuz Nelly owns a tour bus. Mhm. So like even when certain yo no come come fly up

  • 43:27

    here and ride in the bus with me from New York to Atlanta

  • 43:33

    like [ __ ] like he was like I'd much rather just fly home but she didn't want to fly with the baby and germs and all of that. So my [ __ ] like Yep. I ain't

  • 43:41

    saying nothing. What a huh? Huh? Some nice paint.

  • 43:48

    N come get on this bus with me, dog. Yeah, right. He did it, [ __ ] We rich for a reason. Oh, I mean, I'm sure that

  • 43:56

    tour bus is not that bus is the [ __ ] It's loaded. It's lit. Guess what? It ain't better than First class on a

  • 44:02

    plane. That's Yo, you [ __ ] being by yourself. She said the opposite. She said she actually she said the opposite.

  • 44:08

    She said the bus is better. I know. I know. With a baby, it probably is. Listen,

  • 44:13

    you [ __ ] be careful out there if you don't want no more kids. These [ __ ] is fertile.

  • 44:20

    I told y'all what to do. These these [ __ ] you sweating that [ __ ] They pop up pregnant. Especially these Puerto Ricans.

  • 44:30

    Hey, you you catch eye contact with the Puerto Ricans. Don't sneeze.

  • 44:36

    Don't sneeze. So you rub the ass. Yeah, [ __ ] that. And the girl, no matter how old she is,

  • 44:43

    she be down with she ready. She another kid that motherhood jean kicking. She do

  • 44:49

    it. I'm ready. I'm breastfeeding at the park. [ __ ] be like, that's like the

  • 44:54

    reset button hitting when you mad far in the game. Like, wait, wait. I was I was right

  • 45:01

    there. Yo, you I hit the reset button. That [ __ ] is hard. I Bro, on purpose? Yeah. Yeah. But but you a better man

  • 45:07

    than I want to be, though, too. Honestly, I want to be here. No, my son

  • 45:12

    came home the day my daughter graduated high school. Wow. It was like So, it was like not even one day. You know what I

  • 45:18

    mean? It's hard. Cycle of life. It's hard. I love it, but it's hard. It's not It's not not hard. Even when you love

  • 45:25

    it, it's hard. The cancel button. [ __ ] kid. I ain't going to lie to y'all. Mhm. Give him another year. I be

  • 45:31

    feeling bad, man. Sometimes I just watch Lex in the kitchen. You can figure it out. He trying to make a sandwich or

  • 45:38

    something. Got the knife out. Got the pointy knife out. I'll be right there where I can help. Got the pointy knife

  • 45:44

    out. Steak. Put it together. Watch that. Oh yeah. This [ __ ] is

  • 45:51

    stupid. Yo. Hey. You going to learn that? That knife don't go in that oven. Look. Look at him. He going to burn

  • 45:56

    himself like I did when I was young [ __ ] with that oven.

  • 46:01

    Hey, one thing I was going to do when my mom left was figure out that stove and that oven. Mhm.

  • 46:08

    That [ __ ] No [ __ ] That [ __ ] used to beat my ass. Anyway,

  • 46:13

    if you put something in your wheel, right, like I don't want this property to sell. I want this to remain in my family for generations. How do the kids

  • 46:20

    end up selling it later on? They can't. They can't at all. But there's a lot of stories that I hear that these If you

  • 46:26

    got an estate, the will should say refer to the estate for anything that I didn't mention. Yeah. Like, got it. [ __ ] be

  • 46:34

    having So when they I'm sorry. I'm sorry. So when they sell something that's passed down in generations, that

  • 46:39

    means it wasn't in the will of the estate. It might not have no stipulations. Oh, yeah. It might not had. Are there any outs? And I'm asking

  • 46:44

    cuz I don't know. I mean, I'm I'm thinking like a situation where let's say I have a $5 million property and I I

  • 46:52

    I don't But I give it to my kid. I'm just picking a number. And

  • 46:57

    she's broke now. There you go. She's homeless and she got this $5 million.

  • 47:03

    She just can't sell it. She can't afford to pay the taxes. She can't afford. You get what I'm saying? Like it seems like No, but seem fair. That's for the rich

  • 47:10

    rich most times like when they be having trust. Like you went to what school?

  • 47:16

    Mo housed Lincoln.

  • 47:21

    I want to leave this brother. Brother Shalom.

  • 47:27

    Shalom. Shalom. And I'm living north [ __ ] Yo,

  • 47:33

    what college? That's it. The bushes and the berries. Caveman University. I want to I want to

  • 47:41

    leave this building and and if I leave this building so long as they use it like this, then it'll stay forever that

  • 47:47

    building. And then when they change, but what if the people that's in control in control like he said like what if your children in control of it becomes broke?

  • 47:54

    So where does it go next? Like you it's like can you imagine you leaving your daughter a Rolex and then like she end

  • 48:00

    up somehow [ __ ] up in the game, ain't got no money. She got to walk around with this Rolex and can't like that seems crazy to me. If like all these

  • 48:06

    things if if everybody you know

  • 48:13

    if the house is not hers like if the house you didn't leave it to her hers

  • 48:18

    then then you and if it's not hers to sell that means that you got a board somewhere that is in control of the

  • 48:26

    house. And if they in control of the house, it should be tough for your daughter to go broke cuz they kind of responsible for her. I see what you're

  • 48:33

    saying. But if you just leave a thing to your to somebody in your will, they can do what they want with it. Okay, that

  • 48:40

    makes more sense to me. I got it. I got it. Okay, that's a lot of question for I

  • 48:45

    don't want my kids to do whatever the [ __ ] they want when I'm done. Like rest in peace. We saw that happen with Prince State. Yeah. Like we knew what Prince

  • 48:52

    stood for. He would never have agreed to none of this. But as soon as he passed and it got it got passed down to whoever

  • 48:58

    heard it, they started selling it off to this and this and this and tours of his house. [ __ ] that he would never do because now it's theirs. And you don't

  • 49:05

    know the sibling situation. It's normally a fight now. It's normally a fight. And here come that other sibling

  • 49:12

    that we disowned that we thought we dropped off in Alaska.

  • 49:17

    That [ __ ] we thought we dropped him in the Bronx River. Disowned. You ain't even know existed. on the ones that they

  • 49:26

    come out of nowhere and they get the most problems. Remember um Sou Falls,

  • 49:33

    we not selling nothing. That's how they y'all remember we had the part of the show where the dude was like in the

  • 49:39

    South. He was like his his grandfather passed or something. They had to they got to put it in the newspaper and all of a sudden here come [ __ ] that

  • 49:45

    they never knew was family. Mhm. Now they get a piece and that has a legal right. That one, that one person can

  • 49:54

    hold up the selling process. They can have that [ __ ] extend for so long and it's crazy. They don't want to do

  • 49:59

    nothing. You got to buy and who's to say that you going to like all your kids the

  • 50:04

    same when you near death. Okay. You can't [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you, buddy. Yo, one

  • 50:11

    of these kids say that you bugging. Yeah. Terrible, [ __ ] You can't left

  • 50:16

    out the will. Happens all the time. Yeah, but you can't say You either going to find out while I'm here or you going

  • 50:22

    to find out when I'm gone. That's the best way I want them to follow. And I hate for you to have that awkward moment when everybody's at the round table and

  • 50:28

    you you rubbing your hands together. He left me the beach house. He left me. Oh, I got the villa in France. You left me

  • 50:35

    the beach ball. What you What you the beach house? Oh, that [ __ ] left me to [ __ ] section 8 in Bon.

  • 50:42

    Hey, here's our fighter. Look at the pores. Right. Right. Right. Look at the pores.

  • 50:49

    Some [ __ ] ain't get that. It left a [ __ ] a old dune buggy.

  • 50:55

    The little [ __ ] They ain't [ __ ] with you. And we talking about the kids and [ __ ] It be the the wife. The wife.

  • 51:01

    Oh yeah. That's the most. It be the wife. The wife. No. When you die, that's not your mom's.

  • 51:07

    The [ __ ] new wife. You got to trust the fact that your wife is going to hold it down with your children. The [ __ ] new

  • 51:12

    wife. And nine times out of 10 they don't. I mean eight times out of 10. It depends on the wife. It depends on and

  • 51:18

    the relationships between the kids. You know what I mean? I've se I've seen all the different I've seen it be awful and I've seen it be good. I've seen I can

  • 51:24

    also see being 70 years old and finding my new my old wife is gone. Whatever. Who knows the circumstance. I got my new

  • 51:30

    wife. Yeah. She's going to get a piece of it. She took care of me. Yeah. But she when you don't have a will, she gets

  • 51:36

    all of it. Let me tell you, I get a lot of [ __ ] She got to give it to the kids. No, she passed it to her family too

  • 51:41

    sometime. Some people don't do that [ __ ] I got a aunt that passed away. She was separated from her her legal husband

  • 51:48

    for over at least 15 years. He lived in Florida. She lived in Jersey. She worked

  • 51:53

    for the city, had a good pension, all that [ __ ] He everything went to him. He

  • 51:59

    came up, collected, deuces to the kids, and went back down. Went right back down to Tallahassee. Yo, wait. Y'all y'all in

  • 52:05

    in the unfortunate event that yada yada yada, God willing. Yeah. Y'all cool with your current wife giving some of your

  • 52:14

    [ __ ] to the new dude? Is he cool? [ __ ] no. We not cool with it, but that's what they do. It's going my father put my

  • 52:22

    father. You don't have no control over that. You're dead. Yo, listen. Jo, my father No, [ __ ] But my father put in

  • 52:28

    his wheel. This goes to my children. And my and my current wife girlfriend

  • 52:35

    cannot pass. My my father put in his will and told me this goes to my children and my current wife or

  • 52:42

    girlfriend whatever cannot pass it down to her family at all. He put that down. He wrote that. See that makes sense.

  • 52:47

    That's what they usually do. If it it passes it down. You can literally write down. That's why I'm saying y'all

  • 52:53

    looking at me like I'm crazy for just throwing [ __ ] at the wall. You can write down anything that you want to write down. But what I'm saying is I want if I

  • 52:59

    leave my wife X I'm good with that. I'm going to leave her what I want her to have. Exactly. If she decides to get a

  • 53:06

    new dude and give him that and leave that to him, I don't give a [ __ ] I'm dead. Well, is is X a number or is X

  • 53:13

    percentage based off your assets? Cuz that changes my view of what you're saying.

  • 53:18

    Talk that money [ __ ] my [ __ ] I don't make enough money to understand the difference. Yeah. Yeah. Look at the

  • 53:25

    It's my PS5, the controller. I ain't got that much. I mean, I know Touch my player. Yeah. You know what I'm saying?

  • 53:30

    I don't know what he talking about. Is it a percentage? That's that's that Patreon talk. But it's still the same. It really is still the same though.

  • 53:37

    Like, but do you blame the whatever it is, I don't care. But do you but hold on. Do you blame the woman for wanting to pass like if she don't get along with

  • 53:43

    your kids, you in your older years, you're 70, you live to about 83. She's been taking care of you, moving you

  • 53:49

    here, doing that cleaning your [ __ ] and all that [ __ ] Yeah. And then now you pass away. Mhm. She don't really [ __ ]

  • 53:56

    with your kids cuz they weren't there and she want to pass it to her kids. I feel like they should only I wouldn't like that but can you blame them? I feel

  • 54:02

    like there's always an assumption from the spouse that, you know, that's kind of the purpose of having kids for legacy

  • 54:08

    purposes, right? Yeah. You know, to pass. Yes. To pass things on to the

  • 54:13

    children of your bloodline. So I think whether there's a you know an

  • 54:18

    acrimonious situation between you know wife and kids there would be an understanding that no let me tell you

  • 54:26

    that's where people get [ __ ] up cuz them understandings change when that body when that body when that money when

  • 54:31

    that money clear no [ __ ] what you understand and what I understand might be different different what would you

  • 54:37

    what would you do if you inherited like let's say you're you're with somebody and you marry him and he leaves you the

  • 54:43

    money right cuz you're his wife you automatically get it there's will and you see he has three kids there. Mhm. You would I I would assume you would the

  • 54:49

    kids but you don't you don't know the or they don't [ __ ] with you. Let's say they you haven't even met them, right? You don't talk. Would you feel morally

  • 54:56

    compelled to Yes, I would I would feel morally compelled especially to run off

  • 55:02

    fast. Wait, are we are we talking about current Melissa for

  • 55:09

    Savannah? Girl, you are out of here. Girl, you [ __ ] did not help take care of

  • 55:14

    your father. This old [ __ ] had to wipe his ass and you [ __ ] come. I've been wiping his ass for 4 years. I ain't see you, Kesha. I ain't

  • 55:21

    see you, Tommy. I I think my my big my first question my first question would

  • 55:27

    be why did everything get left to me and nothing to the kids? That's that's a

  • 55:32

    because that's how he big daddy wanted it. So, so, so if you and then you going to say what if evidently he want you all

  • 55:39

    [ __ ] to have but what if he just ain't have nothing. We got to add more layers to Here's the thing. If you don't if you don't leave anything to

  • 55:46

    anybody. I used I know when I sold insurance was like cuz it was it's wife, children, parents and you sold insurance. Yeah, I was in I was a licensed insurance agent. What didn't

  • 55:52

    you do? You know how to make them little designs on top of the journey. I hate y'all

  • 56:01

    be smiling like steak life, health, and annuity. Like so if if like um so if no

  • 56:06

    one had anything it would automatically goes wife then children then parents then estate. So what I'm saying is it might not be that he didn't want to

  • 56:12

    leave anything to the children. Let's say he didn't have a will at all. He didn't have anything. So it goes anyway. There's so much wrong with and that's

  • 56:17

    the problem. State by state thing though. Yeah. It's a state by state thing cuz all the state laws is different. But cuz some states it'll go

  • 56:25

    um 50% wife and then the other 50% get divided equally amongst the kids. Most of the time, most of the time I've heard

  • 56:31

    that it's just that way that like wife is next to kin. She makes all the decisions. If he's on life support,

  • 56:36

    she's the one that can pull the plug. Like she makes all the decisions. So if there's no there's no power of attorney, if there's no power of attorney,

  • 56:42

    everything, every decision, it goes to her. Yeah. In that situation, cuz this

  • 56:48

    is a that's a wild situation to me. I would have been like, you know, telling him, you got to make a will. You got to

  • 56:54

    make a will. I would be encouraging him to do so. Um, in that situation, even if there was estrangement, I would still

  • 57:01

    feel morally compelled to give them something. You know what? But I don't want to. What would y'all do? Cuz if this could happen to us, too, we can run

  • 57:07

    for the [ __ ] hills. Take everything. Woman left here. If a woman left us everything and didn't leave her kids anything just cuz she didn't have a

  • 57:13

    will, would Yeah. Or or Yeah. You know what I mean? Play Monopoly.

  • 57:18

    You know that card that say bank error in your favor, collect $200. Wow. How are the kids? I really believe him, too.

  • 57:25

    School. I didn't the same situation. We don't [ __ ] with them, right? I mean, they don't [ __ ] with us. We didn't We ain't really seen them. But she got he

  • 57:31

    she had three kids and we got all the money. Do we leave the kids the money? Like she ain't [ __ ] with him? I don't

  • 57:37

    know. They went in the will. She ain't tell me about that. Wait, he didn't leave in this scenario. He doesn't leave a will, right? The will exact situation,

  • 57:43

    right? Same exact situation. That's what I'm saying. Yo, what's one of your famous quotes,

  • 57:49

    man? [ __ ] Have I been with Tina for 47 years and I

  • 57:56

    ain't seen you [ __ ] come around? Never. In the last 15 years, y'all didn't help. Y'all didn't. But what if

  • 58:02

    it's like the male situation? It's four years and you ain't seen Kesha and Tommy and Rayquan or whoever.

  • 58:08

    I don't care. Y'all [ __ ] looking for reasons to keep that bread, man. I'mma keep the bread. I ain't even looking for

  • 58:13

    a reason. I don't need no reason. I got no reason. The bread came to me. Thank you. Okay. All right. We We Yeah, we

  • 58:19

    good. My god. This shit's passionate. No, it's honest. Y passionate. I say what most of y'all

  • 58:25

    going to do anyway. I wouldn't even waste the time with the question because black people on podcast. Mike's just

  • 58:31

    going to lie. We just going, "Oh, I would take her." I don't think it's a black specific thing. I think the white podcast

  • 58:38

    I I've lived it and and not done that. I have two siblings who were not written in the things and I Mr. Morel. No, I

  • 58:45

    it's hard to sit next to like I can't again. No, I think I think most people

  • 58:50

    they're my siblings. Like I see them at events and birthday parties and just as my dad didn't write them, I feel like an [ __ ] being like So when they get out

  • 58:56

    that chevet and you get out that bench, you'll be like, "Girl, what up? You got a sibling we've been telling you to love on since you got this job." [ __ ] that

  • 59:03

    guy. That's different. See, that guy that guy

  • 59:09

    that's my dude I love him. No, but I'm got two I have two half I don't usually use half. I got a half brother, half

  • 59:14

    sister. The sister passed away. Brother still alive. But like, yeah, we have property that like was left to just the

  • 59:20

    three of us, my mom's children. I'm like, but we all know each other. We all together. I can't like not split that

  • 59:25

    [ __ ] five ways or now four ways. Like to me, that's crazy. Like, I don't know. It's weird to me. Who's leading the

  • 59:30

    sale? My oldest brother, my man, the lawyer. Yeah.

  • 59:37

    Well, actually, he's not my oldest brother, but he's the one that would do it cuz he's the lawyer. Yep. Yeah. I ain't doing that, man. Yeah. That's

  • 59:42

    [ __ ] up. You idiot. Terrible people to be an

  • 59:48

    idiot. Yo, sometimes I just feel like it's just me and you here, Mel. Sometimes. Yeah.

  • 59:55

    Not a moral. I am not lying. Yo, Mel. I What? I love you, but enough. What? I'm

  • 1:00:01

    not lying. I know. I know what happened. I know. We trying to get back in the in the races. I'm not lying. That's You

  • 1:00:07

    won. You got to check. That's how I feel. I'm I'm [ __ ] Canadian. Okay. Nice is in my [ __ ] DM. Girl, you call

  • 1:00:13

    socialist on a [ __ ] Here we go. Thank you. You call B girl. Who? Get out of

  • 1:00:19

    here. Hello. Help me. It's her house. You was in her spot. Two things have nothing to do with each other. You was

  • 1:00:24

    in her spot. I was not in her spot. Stop. Stop. Stop lying. How did we get here? Stop. Exactly. How did we get

  • 1:00:30

    here? Sorry. I'm out. I think it's time for You know what time it is? That's not even the bad. She said, "And I told him

  • 1:00:37

    to shoot." Now that's funny. She did. I told him to what? To shoot. To shoot her. She told

  • 1:00:43

    her Mel said she I don't know if y'all remember but on Patreon Mel said, "Yo, I wasn't satisfied with how you handled

  • 1:00:49

    the situation." I said, "Did you want to be That's not what I said. I have such a great ad for us." Whatever Mel did is

  • 1:00:55

    what Mel decided to do. And we And thank God her plan didn't work.

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  • 1:03:00

    guys while we're near sports, what team do you guys think LeBron James has his

  • 1:03:05

    retirement tour on? Cleveland. I vote Cleveland, too. That he's going

  • 1:03:12

    to go back and play for them just for a year. Just for a year. LA. I think he stays in LA. Yeah,

  • 1:03:19

    especially now you have to move, bro. It's either LA or Miami for me. Yeah. Okay. It definitely ain't Miami. Well,

  • 1:03:26

    he hate Pat Riley right now for what I hear. Well, let's get into his contract and his uh opting in because that plays

  • 1:03:33

    into why I say Cleveland. Yeah. LeBron James just opted into

  • 1:03:39

    another year of his deal worth over $50 million. I think it's 53 mill. 53 mill. Is that the number? And I understand why

  • 1:03:46

    LeBron did it. Um in the sense that like it's $53 million. It's $53 million,

  • 1:03:52

    right? I get it. And I think players should get as much money as possible um for as long as they can cuz the owners

  • 1:03:58

    write much comma but yeah there's a there's a but coming but um you know so

  • 1:04:04

    I never say like I don't want to I don't want to criticize the players and protect the owners cuz that's often what

  • 1:04:10

    happens. Whoever writes LeBron a $50 million check that's the person I'm thinking about not him. But from a

  • 1:04:16

    basketball perspective and from a legacy perspective I hate that LeBron James took the Max deal. Why?

  • 1:04:23

    Because I think with by taking the Max deal at this stage in his career, it ensures that the

  • 1:04:30

    Lakers won't win a championship. I think if he takes a minimum deal and that

  • 1:04:36

    money could be used to sign another Max player now, they have a chance to win a championship. And personally, I think

  • 1:04:41

    LeBron with another championship for his legacy, that could be worth a lot more money than the money he's getting right

  • 1:04:47

    now. Who LeBron's a billionaire, you know what I mean? So this amount of money between write offs and this and I

  • 1:04:53

    it that's not I'm not saying it's not a big amount of money, but I'm saying I think he could I think his legacy will be better. I think the Lakers would be

  • 1:04:59

    better and I think maybe even financially longterm he'd be better with another ring. And I think that was probably probably will be worth more to

  • 1:05:05

    him than $53 million. Doug, I I I had the same exact argument

  • 1:05:11

    right. I think that if LeBron was assured

  • 1:05:20

    that they could win a ring, I think he would do that. I think that the Lakers as currently constructed, it would still

  • 1:05:27

    be a dog fight. Even if they went and got another Max player to win coming out the I don't dog fight as the smaller

  • 1:05:34

    dog, too. Yes. As like the Yorkie as the Yorkie in the dog fight. Yeah. Like the

  • 1:05:40

    West is so stacked. True. that um and the West teams are still making moves.

  • 1:05:46

    So, the West is so stacked that even if you go get a max player contingent upon whoever players, the Thunder, Denver,

  • 1:05:53

    Houston, and uh Dallas, you could lock them up. But you think LeBron thinks

  • 1:05:59

    like that? You think LeBron thinks that he couldn't beat them with another Max player? I think LeBron is one of the brightest basketball minds that have

  • 1:06:05

    ever existed. I think he's looking at the landscape and assessing. That's what I think. I think there's

  • 1:06:11

    nobody better at assessing it than than than he. See, I think I think players are great at assessing everything but

  • 1:06:16

    their own decline. You know what I mean? I think I think he's a brilliant basketball mind. I think sometimes it's hard to know. True. Like can I could I

  • 1:06:23

    with this one more player if you add Giannis to my team and I know he's not afraid. I'm using him as an example. If

  • 1:06:29

    you add Giannis to the Lakers, you got Giannis, LeBron, and Luca. Do you win? I think still ain't a guarantee. I No, but

  • 1:06:35

    I think they think it is. And I think they think they'd be competitive at least. And I think they have a good shot at that. What if Well, that's you saying

  • 1:06:42

    that. LeBron, I think it's been reported somewhere saying that uh the Lakers Oh,

  • 1:06:47

    the Rich Paul statement. The Lakers are clearly trying to stay competitive while building for the future. Yes, you got

  • 1:06:54

    these new owners that came in here. LeBron may note that the Lakers don't really give a [ __ ] about trying to win a

  • 1:07:00

    chip this year. And that's fair. If if the Lakers are not trying to aggressively fight for a championship and win one, then I understand the idea

  • 1:07:06

    of taking the Max. The thing is, I've been saying this about LeBron for the last four years because certainly in the

  • 1:07:11

    last three or four years, every time he's taken that Max deal, it's made it harder to win a championship. And again,

  • 1:07:16

    get your money. It's a job first. So, I'm not saying that he's wrong for doing it. I'm just saying, well, he's never

  • 1:07:21

    done it. So, that's the other problem I have with Hol. He's never done what? He's never opted in. He's never taken

  • 1:07:28

    the player option in the LA in the last year of a deal. No, but I'm talking about he's never taken I want I I've

  • 1:07:34

    wanted for the last four years for him to take a small contract to allow for another Max player to come. And again, I

  • 1:07:40

    understand why he didn't. It's a job. This is his money. I'm just saying as a fan, I would have loved to see what that

  • 1:07:46

    would look like if somebody did like what Jaylen Brunson did, who took a super team friendly contract, a super

  • 1:07:52

    team friendly contract to get another another guy in there. And and I hope that works out for y'all and whoever you decide to get as a coach. He's probably

  • 1:07:59

    the only player in the league that would have done it. So, I mean, you're just asking a lot of players. Not just that,

  • 1:08:05

    yo, you can't tell me as a player cuz Brunson is the best contract in the NBA currently. Yeah. And I think I feel like

  • 1:08:12

    LeBron is the best position to do that cuz he's a billionaire. True. I'm 40. I'm a billionaire. My son is here. They

  • 1:08:19

    giving me my own team in Vegas. I'm branching out. Why don't I think the

  • 1:08:25

    last thing on his mind is helping the Lakers stay competitive. No, my thing is for him for his legacy to win another

  • 1:08:31

    championship. Yeah, but I might not be vibing with this Yuka Yugoslavian white boy y'all got over here too that y'all

  • 1:08:37

    think is the [ __ ] future. That's interesting. They said he seemed excited about it. He's the future, man. What was he going to say? What was he going to

  • 1:08:44

    say? You think you think he wanted to keep AD? I mean, I think there's uh

  • 1:08:49

    credence to the the report that he wants to go to Dallas. Oh, that'd be crazy.

  • 1:08:55

    There's a rumor that says he wants to go to Dallas. Yeah, it's a rumor. Um, that my two homeboys is over there, Kyrie and

  • 1:09:01

    AD. And y'all put me over here with this Russian dude. Yeah, man. Get me out of here. Check

  • 1:09:09

    this out. Again, I was I was signing with Mark until I started to really think about it. I'm saying, "Yo, dog,

  • 1:09:15

    I'mma take a pay cut, right, to bring in more talent." Or are

  • 1:09:20

    the [ __ ] that just had $10 billion going to pay a hit to bring in more talent before I short myself?

  • 1:09:28

    They'll short themselves. You get what I'm saying? Like, yo, dog, y'all got more money than me. Yeah, I'm a billionaire, but y'all are

  • 1:09:35

    multi-billionaire. So, y'all going to pay this little what is it? Luxury tax. Luxury tax bump that they going to give

  • 1:09:41

    you before I short myself. But the problem, if it were baseball, I would be with you. But in basketball where there's an actual cap, a hard cap where

  • 1:09:48

    like at some point like you you you you can't get another Max player if LeBron makes this much, you have to make some

  • 1:09:53

    decisions. Again, [ __ ] the owners. And I don't think LeBron should do it to make the Lakers better. I'm saying I want

  • 1:09:59

    LeBron's I want I'm think about it from a perspective of LeBron's legacy. I want LeBron to have number five. I want him to have as many rings as possible. I

  • 1:10:06

    think I received that. I think LeBron's legacy will transcend basketball when

  • 1:10:12

    it's all said and done. M and I think that LeBron James knows that. So I think

  • 1:10:17

    you have 40-year-old LeBron James brain looking at not just the landscape of the

  • 1:10:23

    league, but looking at the sale that the owners just did. If I'm Steph Curry, I'm

  • 1:10:28

    looking at when the Golden State Warriors sell for the highest for 4

  • 1:10:34

    billion, whatever the number was. The Celtics, you seeing numbers are are are higher than they've ever been. I think

  • 1:10:40

    Portland is for sale now. You're seeing you're seeing some things going on. So if you're the Lakers and y'all just got

  • 1:10:46

    10 11 billion. I don't know the number off my off head. And I am the person that troubleshot you having to think

  • 1:10:54

    about what happens when Kobe Bryant dies. Like there could have been a lot of years of y'all just being dormant,

  • 1:11:02

    nothing, nobody's, and not getting none of that money. and and me and you are to talk having a contract conversation

  • 1:11:09

    about me playing as like talent and I think that problem may have

  • 1:11:14

    existed for the Lakers, i.e. Magic Johnson's uh contractual [ __ ] abrupt

  • 1:11:21

    abrupt outing, right? Like it's some things going on with ownership is all I'm saying. And LeBron ain't just in

  • 1:11:27

    player mode. I get it. I get it, too. Let me ask you a question. If you're LeBron, to Isha's point earlier, and you

  • 1:11:33

    feel confident that taking the minimum could is could could lead you to another

  • 1:11:39

    championship, you feel confident that it could. Do you do it then or do you say I've won enough championships, I'm taking a break? I'm over I'm over

  • 1:11:45

    championship. I was just getting ready to say I'm need another championship. Saying that in interviews when I hang my

  • 1:11:50

    sneakers up, I'm number one in every every I got the points record. I got this. I got that. Like I am number one.

  • 1:11:57

    So like, [ __ ] it. I don't need another championship for y'all for that ring argument that that small group over

  • 1:12:03

    there keep having for just for them. It's not a small group, but and on on his scale, it could be a small group.

  • 1:12:08

    It's a small group and he's in it. There is no basketball table. LeBron James has

  • 1:12:14

    probably has his uh he could walk into Michael Jordan suite at the Hall of Fame.

  • 1:12:20

    It's LeBron James. We were saying it wasn't small group people who have in the ring conversation. Small group people in the ring in the ring convers.

  • 1:12:26

    No, it's a small group of people in the GOAT conversation, but it's not a small people saying that the rings count

  • 1:12:32

    toward solidifying your GOAT position. But to your point, I'm not the one to do

  • 1:12:37

    it with three different teams. If LeBron wins two more rings, I don't think anybody who thinks Jordan's above LeBron, I'm not sure two more rings does

  • 1:12:43

    it. Anybody who thinks Kobe's above LeBron, I don't know if winning one more ring does it. They don't. They don't. And that's the trick. People lines are set up or are made up already cuz every

  • 1:12:50

    time LeBron rings come into it, there's the asterisk and they say the bubble. you had to do this the bubble or you had to go super team over here. Kobe did it

  • 1:12:58

    with this one squad. Mike did it with this one squad. You went to multiple squad. So you discount my rings anyway.

  • 1:13:03

    And if I'm just So [ __ ] that ring talk. If I'm just throwing absolute [ __ ] at the wall,

  • 1:13:09

    then maybe there's truth to Savannah saying looking at her clock and saying, "Hey, bro, all of that two and three and

  • 1:13:17

    four more years, the same Tom Brady thing. time. Mhm. LeBron's uh clock might have got sped up a bit which makes

  • 1:13:23

    him say, you know what, in that case then, you know, LeBron playing might have been the play until Bryce come.

  • 1:13:29

    Could be. Could be. Maybe. I don't think I don't think that I don't It don't look like that's happening anymore is all I'm

  • 1:13:35

    saying. I disagree. I think No, he look like he's setting up for next year to be the year. And that's why I say Cleveland

  • 1:13:41

    because he opted in one year with the Lakers. He ain't about to go sign a two and three year cuz he going to want to

  • 1:13:47

    bang him over there for as much money as he can and he going to still be able to do it. See, that's what that was my thing. Yo, I'm going to take this 53

  • 1:13:53

    right now. What y'all going to say to me next year when I say, "Yo, I'm going to take a threeyear deal for 100." I think

  • 1:13:59

    Tom Brady could have got money when he decided to stop getting money. Why would Why would I extend it right now and take three years for 100 when I could get you

  • 1:14:05

    off for 50 this year and y'all still give me 300 for three years next year? I mean, give me 100 3 years next year. You

  • 1:14:11

    ain't going to have no choice. Just me being in your building is going to give y'all your money back no matter where

  • 1:14:17

    the [ __ ] I go instead of your money back. A LeBron farewell tour is worth the is worth the price itself. That that

  • 1:14:22

    that's a that's a solid point. Let me let me ask you a whole different ain't getting that. And that's what's really

  • 1:14:27

    going to let me know that he mad at them. What? Who gets the retirement tour? Yeah, he won't. Yeah, I don't

  • 1:14:32

    think he give it to Dan Gilbert. Like we pieced it up already. I know. But we squashed it already. Piecing it up is

  • 1:14:38

    different than going back there for a third time. Yeah. B is Cleveland. The

  • 1:14:43

    conversation we had the second time don't mean that's the conversation we had the third time. I said they pieced it up. That means the door is open, but

  • 1:14:50

    different conversations. LeBron is walking in there saying I control the

  • 1:14:56

    the Cleveland money. Not the Cavaliers money. Let me get 15% of this team. I

  • 1:15:01

    need a piece or the stadium or something. Somebody somebody is giving LeBron a they doing different type of

  • 1:15:07

    business on his retirement is what I'm saying. Okay. They got different business conversation. And again, I

  • 1:15:13

    don't know [ __ ] about none of this [ __ ] that I just said, but yeah, I'm just throwing [ __ ] at the wall. Joe, can I

  • 1:15:18

    ask you one more basketball question for now? As in Mark, I'm hip to your setups, bro. It's

  • 1:15:24

    not a setup. You put on like a soft, sweet voice. I heard it, too. That's the dog. That's the dog. That's the dog. The

  • 1:15:31

    trust in this relationship. That's the dog [ __ ] Hey, chill big guy. Hey, big guy. Get your thoughts on this one

  • 1:15:37

    question. Something I read the other day. It it it really is just a Nick question. That's all. Yeah, we know. We know. It's just that good. But me and

  • 1:15:43

    you don't even But me and you don't even have Nicks talks. We have Nick talks all the Thank you, Mel. We have Nick talks

  • 1:15:49

    all the time. There's a Nick. There's a special That's Thank you. I'm cool with

  • 1:15:55

    Mel. Mel did a lot for the network. There's a Nick basket. She did. Mel did a lot for the network. She the only one

  • 1:16:02

    that could take it from sauna to [ __ ] balls in a matter of seconds. Listen up,

  • 1:16:07

    my girl. This might be right. Anyway, the New York Knicks seem to be intensifying their coaching search.

  • 1:16:13

    They're having some um some uh second round conversations with people like Don

  • 1:16:19

    Staley, right, for example, who I think is an interesting candidate to be the next New York Knicks head coach. My

  • 1:16:25

    question is before we even talk about Don Staley is what the [ __ ] were y'all thinking? Like when y'all fired a coach

  • 1:16:31

    who took you further than any place you've been in years, I assume there was a a game plan in place. Like we got the

  • 1:16:38

    next coach, we going to wait a week, sign him. I thought it was Mike Malone personally. It looks like y'all had no

  • 1:16:43

    plan other than the fire emotional [ __ ] Yeah, it it look that's exactly like it looks real emotional. Looks real

  • 1:16:49

    reactionary. Like y'all don't have a [ __ ] plan in place. And I don't know who the hell y'all next coach is going to be. And that's just crazy to me for a

  • 1:16:54

    team that's supposed to be this good. And with the East wide open next year cuz all the injuries Indiana uh uh

  • 1:17:00

    Boston, y'all could be in the finals next year, but y'all don't even have a coach. I'm just curious to know what you

  • 1:17:06

    think. How you making sense of that as a New York Knick fan? Well, I think I've had that talk up here before. I think when they fired Tibo one, two,

  • 1:17:17

    ah, thank God I don't have Nick conversations with sixer people. So I

  • 1:17:23

    reserve I have this talk with Lloyd Banks and the [ __ ] that you know Nick fans for years and three you went you

  • 1:17:30

    went somewhere interesting I didn't think you were going to go off camera you were talking about how Don Staley is

  • 1:17:36

    not capable of coaching in the NBA because she has because she has a vagina

  • 1:17:42

    and now and now I didn't know you I didn't know you not you didn't say that

  • 1:17:48

    conversation you said something like that yeah you said something Yeah. So, I mean, do you want to talk

  • 1:17:54

    about the Knicks coaching search or do you want to talk about whether Dawn Staley is equipped to coach the an NBA

  • 1:17:59

    team? So, let's address the slander first cuz some of these people don't get sarcasm. Um,

  • 1:18:06

    not you, big dog. Right. No, I I do think that this is not the right job for her, but it's not cuz I don't think

  • 1:18:11

    she's capable. I don't want any college coach cuz Jay Wright was another name they threw out. Uh, he's a name they

  • 1:18:17

    threw out for every bigname team that they want to bring a big name coach. I don't think a college coach should step into the New York Knicks. I didn't like

  • 1:18:23

    when Rick Patino went to Boston. Like, we've seen too many examples where college coaches on this huge stage don't do well. New York is a hell of a place

  • 1:18:29

    to play. They don't give they don't have any patience. I don't trust the management. Um, and this is also like

  • 1:18:34

    the biggest social experiment in sports history. Look, Flip. I never met a [ __ ] that sold insurance before that wasn't

  • 1:18:39

    fast. Yeah. I never met one. They slow. You want

  • 1:18:46

    those? You want those beer? Going to ask them. ask you. Uh, I agree with you.

  • 1:18:52

    She's a She's a good coach. She's a great coach. She's a great coach. Maybe the best one of the best ever. I wouldn't want her to I wouldn't want her

  • 1:18:57

    to be the coach because in New York when things don't start going when things aren't going the greatest, they start

  • 1:19:04

    throwing car rims at you. I saw a lot of commentary about that. That's going to be. And it was surprising how

  • 1:19:11

    nice the New York fans were about the fact that they didn't want her to be here cuz they knew how she would get

  • 1:19:18

    treated if that if if that happened. If they know how they are, and they were like, "She doesn't deserve treat her

  • 1:19:24

    like [ __ ] when we lose." Exactly. She doesn't deserve that and she should stay where she is. So like they weren't saying she's not capable. They were

  • 1:19:30

    like, "Yeah, word for word, literally." A lot of the time, college coaches, bro,

  • 1:19:37

    don't resonate well even in small market teams. You sending her to the arguably

  • 1:19:42

    the most brutal market to work in, right? I It's just a hard transition. College kids, you could you could yell

  • 1:19:49

    at them, you could scream at them, you could do whatever you want cuz she's the big kahuna. When you come up here and [ __ ] are making $40 million

  • 1:19:56

    outside of Pop and maybe uh two or three other coaches in the NBA, Yeah. the

  • 1:20:02

    players are bigger than the coach. Yeah. Has she said anything in response to all

  • 1:20:07

    this conversation swirling around her? She hasn't said not a word. Okay. Not a word. And she has a great deal at at South Carolina. Again, I don't think she

  • 1:20:14

    goes I didn't want Shashesky to leave Duke for the same reason. Again, it's for me it's not because she's a woman. It's because I just don't think a

  • 1:20:20

    college coach would do well there. But, um, I do think we have to we can't

  • 1:20:25

    ignore the gender piece of this too, right? I don't know how NBA players respond to a woman head coach. I I'd be

  • 1:20:30

    curious to see. I I don't want New York to be the place where we do that experiment, but it would be interesting to see. And don't let a something go

  • 1:20:36

    wrong, you know what I mean? So, yeah. I don't know. But I hope we find somebody. Speaking of the right way to treat

  • 1:20:42

    women, the puff trial. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Back to the sarcasm uh point that

  • 1:20:48

    made earlier. I thought I killed that one. Terrible segue.

  • 1:20:55

    Oh, here we are. We're coming near end. Here we are. Yeah. Uh, closing

  • 1:21:01

    arguments. The jury is deliberating. Actually, while we're here in real time,

  • 1:21:06

    I was about to check. We are watching our phones to see if this verdict comes in. Uh, juror number 25, I don't know if

  • 1:21:15

    everybody heard. There was some problems with him the other day about an hour and a half, two hours into deliberating.

  • 1:21:22

    Uh, what' he say? What happened? Juror juror 25. We don't know his position. We just

  • 1:21:29

    know that the jury sent a note to the judge that says one of these [ __ ] is in here giving us a hard time. Yeah.

  • 1:21:35

    He's not following instructions anymore. Yeah. Not following the the the rules of jurying. So, we don't know if that means

  • 1:21:42

    uh the jury is pro puff and this guy's against it or if they're against puff

  • 1:21:48

    and this guy is pro puff. You know what? Nobody's considered mistrial

  • 1:21:53

    because because there won't be a mistrial. It's gonna be tough now at this stage. I mean, the only way it would be now is if it's a hungry on a

  • 1:21:59

    fed on a fed case. Yeah. No, that's that's what I mean is a a mistrial because of a hung jury. That's what I meant. They said on the news that that

  • 1:22:05

    they have the judge has the power in a fed case to excuse one juror if uh if

  • 1:22:11

    they're not following the rules and the the rest of the 11 still continue deliberate. And there's also multiple

  • 1:22:16

    charges. So, a hung jury on one charge, I think, does not necessarily mean the whole [ __ ] is thrown out. They would

  • 1:22:22

    have to be unable to reach any deliber any uh verdict on anything which would be seems unlikely. I suspect they agree

  • 1:22:29

    on a few of things. How many charges is he still facing cuz I know they supposedly dismissed a few. Well, you

  • 1:22:36

    thought you I think I know the three big ones are still there like the things they pulled back like the arson, the things that the Kuyu thing that stuff

  • 1:22:43

    that really we weren't even talking about in the news that much. Um, but the fact that the jury asked about specific

  • 1:22:50

    details and and certain legal language sounds like they're really hung up over some hung up over some things. So, hey,

  • 1:22:58

    can y'all just take a break for a second? Something is wrong with I hate them. I

  • 1:23:04

    got They should be separated. They should be [ __ ] separated. You know what? Next show, Mark, please.

  • 1:23:13

    But that might be worse, though. Oh, yeah. line of sight. Oh yeah, I didn't do nothing. Either way, all we said was

  • 1:23:21

    I'm on your side. Were you hungry? You know what? No. I said, "Well,

  • 1:23:30

    this [ __ ] going to whisper, "You thought you ate?" I just ignore I just I love them.

  • 1:23:38

    Anyway, I'm sorry cuz they was being too mature. Okay, my bad. I'm sorry. I apologize.

  • 1:23:45

    Yeah, we we're looking. Yeah, there's no update. No, I don't see there's no update, but I I I expect within the next

  • 1:23:52

    48 hours, we'll see a verdict, if not sooner. What do y'all What position do y'all think juror 25 is taking? Pro

  • 1:23:59

    puff. Yeah, I think it was prop puff. I think juror 25 had his mind made up. I

  • 1:24:04

    think he was prop. And I think they went in and and from what I heard that uh the judge gave them like real specific

  • 1:24:11

    instructions as to what the the charges meant and legally,

  • 1:24:17

    you know what I'm saying? So I think he went in there on some I don't talk about that. No, he went saying, "Eh, they said

  • 1:24:23

    no, it was defined as XYZ." Right. No. Yeah, that's my gut. But and they only

  • 1:24:30

    would excuse him if he's doing what? Being belligerent? No. if he's just not cuz he can say no, I don't agree with

  • 1:24:36

    this. He can have a stance. They shouldn't excuse him for but you can't ignore the directions. For example, if they say uh trafficking is X, he can't

  • 1:24:43

    say, well, I know he did X, but I don't think that's trafficking. And that's the problem. And that's what it that's where it gets tricky. If and it seems like the

  • 1:24:49

    fellow jurors at the very least are concerned that he's not following the judge's instructions. And the judge responded and said, "You are legally

  • 1:24:55

    bound to follow the instructions." There's a reason why it's called jury deliberation.

  • 1:25:00

    Got you, ma'am. And they said the judge took a long time to literally spell out all of the instructions. Right. Right.

  • 1:25:06

    Wait, why is it called jury deliberation? Stop it. Stop [ __ ] with me. I'm not I'm don't know now. No suit

  • 1:25:13

    fall. I don't know this either. It's called jury deliberation. Like what the example that we're giving is not a

  • 1:25:19

    deliberation where he's ignoring um instructions that are given. You have to deliberate by way of going over all of

  • 1:25:25

    the facts, going over all of the See, maybe I don't know what deliberate mean. I Why can't I go over the facts come to

  • 1:25:33

    my conclusion? Yeah. I don't believe this. I don't agree with y'all. That's

  • 1:25:38

    See, and that's where that's where this trial [ __ ] is. Or the other way, right? We don't or or go over the facts. Y'all

  • 1:25:44

    all say no. And I'm saying, "Yeah, no, he's still guilty." Well, there's a reason why 11 people in the room agree

  • 1:25:49

    that this particular one is is a problem. John I don't that could just be

  • 1:25:54

    wealth, fam. No, I disagree with that. I think that yo, y'all could come from a different place than I. Y'all see X this

  • 1:26:02

    way and I don't see it that way. If I if I say yes, I agree that Ice planned and plotted this murder of Mark. I I I agree

  • 1:26:10

    with all of that, but I'm not finding them guilty cuz you know what I mean? I I don't think that should be what what murder is, right? You you have a right

  • 1:26:17

    to disagree with my interpretation of facts, but you can't ignore what the law says because then there'd be no point.

  • 1:26:22

    Even if the law says that and I just don't agree. Agree with what though? that they proved the case. I agree with

  • 1:26:27

    that. Yes, that's fine. You can't say I agree with everything the prosecution said, but I'm still not finding them

  • 1:26:33

    guilty cuz like if you say, "Yo, that's not trafficking what he did." Exactly. I don't agree with that. That's not

  • 1:26:38

    trafficking. But then the judge says, "Yo, by definition, it is to to say that somebody traffked somebody. If you

  • 1:26:45

    coerced them, if you promised them some money, some shoes, a dinner, whatever,

  • 1:26:50

    and you flew them beyond state lines to come over here to get those items for some sex,

  • 1:26:56

    technically, you trafficking somebody, right, by law. So, every [ __ ] that flew them out, as the girls be saying, I'm

  • 1:27:02

    getting fooled out. That's trafficking. They say jury uh number 25 is a 51-year-old veterinarian who lives in

  • 1:27:09

    Manhattan with his domestic partner, a freelance graphic designer. Oh, he the juror has a doctorate in molecular

  • 1:27:15

    biology and neuroscience and enjoys nature documentaries, opera, and hiking. Why does it sound like a lot of

  • 1:27:21

    information about that person that people might be able to say figure out who are supposed to be anonymous? That

  • 1:27:27

    is [ __ ] up. That's insane. Cuz that's like three people. Yeah. Word like in America. That's [ __ ] up. How did you

  • 1:27:34

    find that information, Fox? Uh routers right in the news. I ain't even have to dig for it. Crazy. That's unfortunate.

  • 1:27:42

    That's [ __ ] up. That is really [ __ ] up. All jokes aside, we they Oh boy. So that's And

  • 1:27:48

    that's the new juror that came in, right, when they removed the black man. That I'm not sure of that. We don't know. But that's where my conspiracy

  • 1:27:55

    theory brain turns on. You said he was 51. He is 51. They can put it. The other

  • 1:28:01

    juror was 51. The juror that they replaced was 41, I thought. No, I thought he was older. Maybe. I thought

  • 1:28:08

    he was 41y old. According to complex, he's a 50-y old. It was kind of implied in the last statement, but a 51-year-old

  • 1:28:13

    gay white man. Yeah. Yeah, it was implied in the last domestic partner. That [ __ ] in there holding Puff down. I

  • 1:28:19

    ain't going to hold you. Hey, shut the [ __ ] up, Jackie. Yo, because my thing is the 11 of y'all

  • 1:28:27

    done came to this conclusion too soon. We've been in here 90 minutes and y'all sending notes to the judge. Shut up,

  • 1:28:34

    Rebecca. You been there, Jeremy. He He is in there letting them have And he could talk how he wants.

  • 1:28:41

    [Music] Is it possible it's the opposite that everyone was about to about to find him

  • 1:28:48

    not guilty and this is the one person I said that or or I'm just saying or whatever the inverse is. Maybe it could be maybe

  • 1:28:54

    the note that they sent to the judge right after that was

  • 1:29:01

    your honor question because we need help back here.

  • 1:29:06

    If someone asks for drugs and someone gives it to them, is that distribution?

  • 1:29:12

    Distribution. That question tells me that

  • 1:29:17

    dude might be back there being pro puff cuz that sounds like somebody saying

  • 1:29:23

    they asked for it. He happened to have some on him. That's like when I used to go out with the perkheads.

  • 1:29:31

    If they looked at me and said, "Hey, you got one You got a perk? Well, what do

  • 1:29:37

    you got? You happen to have one? I happen to have a perk, [ __ ]

  • 1:29:43

    What? That is a very [ __ ] Cuz even before marijuana was legal, like you would smoke with your homies. You know

  • 1:29:48

    what I mean? Like, I'm not distributing. No, but what if I have what if I can have a lot of coke? Not cuz I'm a drug

  • 1:29:54

    dealer, but just cuz I'm rich and have a lot of coke. And you you have a party say, "Can you bring some coke?" And I'm not bringing a little bit of coke. I

  • 1:30:01

    think my point still stays. No, no, but I'm saying for some people that's when it becomes distribution. Cuz if I order over a certain amount, a shitload of

  • 1:30:07

    coke, bring a shitload of coke. You sound like a great guy to have at the party. You sound like a rich boy when

  • 1:30:13

    you come here in the You always good over here. The party favors instead of bolts full of coke. That's what I'm

  • 1:30:20

    saying. That's the way it feels a little more. In the eye of the law, that number is low, right? Like when I got arrested and I had seven pills on me, they said

  • 1:30:27

    this was you intending to distribute. had you had three. Maybe that's for personal use. Same with weed. I think

  • 1:30:34

    it's like a gram, a couple, I forgot. There used to be a number. You know what it was? But your lifestyle and money

  • 1:30:40

    should matter. It also depend on how it's packaged. I think if it's packaged, like if it's broken individually wrapped, like if you got a big thing of

  • 1:30:46

    weed, you can say that's for my personal use. But if you got 77 bags, right,

  • 1:30:52

    that's that I get. You got paraphernalia. You got bottles of wham. You're not just out.

  • 1:30:58

    You know what I'm saying? It's different. But if I'm a billionaire and I got a [ __ ] a a a bowl of coke. A

  • 1:31:04

    bowl of coke. That's I'm a billionaire. I can afford a bowl of coke. I agree with you. I ain't distributing [ __ ] except No, but even in that when you

  • 1:31:10

    start talking about I know from a criminality standpoint with regards to

  • 1:31:17

    drug stat with regards to drug sales. Distribution

  • 1:31:22

    is selling of the product. From what they are saying I think about

  • 1:31:27

    distribution is literally handing it out. That's charity. Yeah. It's giving it away from our standpoint. Well, not

  • 1:31:35

    ours. What you mean we right now?

  • 1:31:42

    Distribution used to imply you were selling it with the intent to distribute, right? You know what I'm

  • 1:31:48

    saying? You were trying to sell the drugs, not just give them away. So I think all that [ __ ] comes down to verbiage and how it's kn 25. I'm telling

  • 1:31:55

    them [ __ ] get get off your shoes and relax.

  • 1:32:01

    Y'all can grab a Snickers, get you a sandwich. I'm undecided. Yep. So look

  • 1:32:07

    to to distribution. It's not just sale. It's sale, transportation, or transfer of control

  • 1:32:14

    substances. Well, how was I supposed to get it from my house to the club?

  • 1:32:19

    What he taught the judge the law just be making [ __ ] up to jam us up and can include selling, delivering, or sharing.

  • 1:32:27

    Right. See, that's that's what now it's some of these drug laws need to change,

  • 1:32:32

    too. See, now if I'm Yeah. But if you're a juror, it feels like some of these laws need to change. Anyway, if you guys

  • 1:32:39

    were a member of the jury, Mhm. How would you be How would you be

  • 1:32:44

    voting? Oh, man. Why would you ask that question? because I knew that we would try to hide behind some of the facts of

  • 1:32:50

    the case and give none of our real actual opinions. My plan right now. I think he would be guilty on from from

  • 1:32:56

    the evidence that I've seen has been presented uh the sex trafficking I think

  • 1:33:01

    uh for trafficking for intent to prostitute or whatever that charge. He would be guilty on a prostitution

  • 1:33:07

    charge. Yeah. I don't think sex trafficking charge I would find him guilty but I would find him guilty on a prostitution charge. I think it was

  • 1:33:13

    transporting with intent to press whatever that charge was. You pay for some. You know what I mean? Yeah. But if

  • 1:33:19

    the eyes of the law, that's against the law. Huh? Not sex. See, I And that charge, by the

  • 1:33:25

    way, carries I was just listening to someone talk about it's uh it could be as low as just um parole or probation or

  • 1:33:32

    whatever. That's what I Let me be clear here with my answer. Oh boy.

  • 1:33:38

    I'm only speaking. You said if I were the juror, this is some get back. Too many innocent

  • 1:33:44

    brothers. Not saying Puff is innocent, but my mind would have been made up

  • 1:33:50

    walking in there before we even had the the trial started. I'mma send him home. Like OJ Simpson. Yep. I'mma tell the

  • 1:33:56

    truth. Oh, sorry. Some get back. Get back. Yeah. Some get

  • 1:34:02

    back. If I did 30 years in prison for some [ __ ] I ain't do. Watching Puffy Harlem shaking this summer. I ain't had

  • 1:34:08

    nothing to do about I didn't have nothing to do with your 30 years. That's what I'm saying. It would make me feel better to see Puff get free though is all I'm saying. You know what I mean?

  • 1:34:14

    I I mean I based on the law I would find him

  • 1:34:20

    guilty. I'm not looking at all of them. All of them. Wow. All the ones that remain. I'm not looking at which is

  • 1:34:25

    racketeering transportation with intent to prostitute and sex trafficking. All that cuy [ __ ] I can't you can't

  • 1:34:32

    by your hold on by by your I'm just talking about the the the sentencing is different. You know what I mean? But I

  • 1:34:38

    would I would give the lowest sentence possible for all those things. What's the lowest sentence for the Rico?

  • 1:34:44

    10 years. Is it? I think it was 10 years. I don't remember. I don't have it in front of me. I don't remember. But whatever the range is, I would give the

  • 1:34:49

    lowest end of if I had to give a sentence. Obviously, I don't [ __ ] with the whole system. The judge do the sentence. What you say? Don't the judge

  • 1:34:55

    issue the sentence? Yeah, that's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. I'm I'm just giving saying what I would do as far as the the the verdict. But he

  • 1:35:01

    asked you what you would do if you were doesn't give the sentence. Yeah. So, the sentence I said guilty on all the

  • 1:35:07

    charges. Oh, you' be guilty on saying guilty on all the charges. I ain't running from it.

  • 1:35:12

    I do think he's guilty on all the charges, but I'm just saying if I'm the juror, I'm I don't give up.

  • 1:35:18

    Sorry. Anybody else? Anybody else want to answer? No. Everybody need to answer. Joe set us up.

  • 1:35:23

    No, I'm telling the truth. I answer. What' you say? I said I would find him guilty on the prostitution [ __ ] I agree

  • 1:35:29

    with him. Flip. Same thing. They just giving the [ __ ] wrist.

  • 1:35:35

    I'd find him guilty on all three. Got hurt to the people. Joe, I'm letting him

  • 1:35:41

    out. [ __ ] are y'all talking about? You said you letting him out. I'm sorry, bro. I'm

  • 1:35:47

    letting him out with the good. Yeah. And you been up here [ __ ] stressed out.

  • 1:35:53

    Let your feet breathe, my [ __ ] You be mad as hell when a [ __ ] that came and got you from jail ain't bring a snack,

  • 1:35:58

    sandwich, but real regular pants, shoelaces. I didn't know that was a

  • 1:36:04

    thing. Yo, what? Bringing an outfit until I picked a couple things up from jail. Yeah, outfit. My brother was mad

  • 1:36:10

    as [ __ ] the last time I picked him up from jail. [ __ ] I drove over to Pittsburgh. Yeah, stop on the way, my son. Get some

  • 1:36:16

    stealers and pirates gear on your way, [ __ ] Oh, man. Mad [ __ ] Yo, [ __ ]

  • 1:36:22

    Robert, Jersey. Oh, man. Yo. Oh [ __ ] Yeah. No. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm sorry.

  • 1:36:28

    But again, I would be in there, assuming that's what juror number 25 is doing. I

  • 1:36:33

    would be in there doing that. I feel like all a lot of people are complicit. I feel like my understanding

  • 1:36:41

    of the law is a little different from what y'all telling me it is. You got to be in your 12 angry men. Or not just that, yo, my understanding of culture is

  • 1:36:50

    different. That that is huge. Like my understanding of what entertainers are

  • 1:36:56

    doing, athletes are doing, like if if a rapper or a ball player says, "Yo, I got

  • 1:37:03

    a three-day layover and blah blah blah. Fly out here. Yo, what you doing? We going to go eat, go shopping, whatever

  • 1:37:09

    the case may be." That's trafficking. That's not trafficking, though. That we've read it.

  • 1:37:15

    Look, that's not trafficking. I promise you it's not. It's a line on on uh one of the songs on Eclipse album and he

  • 1:37:21

    says, "Tell me, are we trafficking or tricking?" Because somebody gota show me the difference. Here's the difference.

  • 1:37:27

    Just from if I fly somebody out for sex, if I fly somebody out and we have sex,

  • 1:37:33

    that's not trafficking. No. If I fly somebody out and say, "Hey, we're going to spend the weekend, you know, dish

  • 1:37:40

    your fuck." No. What's the da da da in the middle? I'mma take you shopping. None of that is trafficking. It becomes

  • 1:37:45

    trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion. Also, let me just me also for

  • 1:37:51

    the purpose of forcing someone into sexual labor or I mean, y'all shaking your head, but no. I'm forcing somebody

  • 1:37:58

    into labor or sex work. It's not saying that I I that I can't move you from one

  • 1:38:04

    place to another or facilitate you to go from one place to another for sex. With all I've heard, I can't I can't convict

  • 1:38:10

    him of that. No. And when we've read it up here before, they said coercion by

  • 1:38:16

    gifts etc. We've read it on stage a few times. So that's not coercion though. If

  • 1:38:22

    I say, hey, there it was. Mark, I'm I understand what coercion. I'm saying me

  • 1:38:28

    saying to you, hey, I want you to come out here. Um, I'm going to give you some money. Come out here. That's not the

  • 1:38:34

    coercion part. Coercion is if I withhold money, force money, take away your green card or use money to force you into sex

  • 1:38:41

    work or into sex trafficking. A person having sex with me who who consentually wants to have sex with me

  • 1:38:46

    isn't sex work. You know what else is coercion? When she decides to turn around and say

  • 1:38:52

    I had to when I went out there I had to have sex with him. It turns into like

  • 1:38:57

    that's what they're talking about the read it right now. We read on the show where it says, "Yo, you can coersse

  • 1:39:04

    somebody by giving gifts or giving cash, right? To force them into, we're going in a circle, but into sex work, not into

  • 1:39:10

    having sex is what I'm saying. Saying this, hey, come have sex with me. Hey, I'm going buy you something. I'm do this. I'm do this." That doesn't

  • 1:39:16

    constitute sex work because I mean, it doesn't constitute sex work. And it doesn't constitute coercion. But it does become gray when you start to say, "I'll

  • 1:39:24

    fly you out. I want you have sex with me and others." And now you're at a party [ __ ] people you don't know. Because

  • 1:39:29

    then the person might say to your point like, "Well, yeah, tricked me. I I came out to have sex with Mark. I didn't come

  • 1:39:34

    out here to have be at a party. I didn't come out here to pay for these other things. This is and then maybe payment

  • 1:39:40

    is withhold withheld until said acts are done or I was tricked to their point. I was tricked, right? I came out here to have sex with you and now I'm here at

  • 1:39:46

    this house and 300 people." That's where that's where it can become coercion and or fraud. I don't believe that. I don't

  • 1:39:53

    believe that he's sex trafficked listening to what you're saying and what you guys are saying. I don't believe

  • 1:39:58

    that he did that. the sex trafficking part and also what just don't sit right for

  • 1:40:05

    me is that well a lot don't sit right with me but

  • 1:40:12

    I'm not going to make this part the hey let me tell you everything that don't I'm not that crazy but what I will say

  • 1:40:18

    is the the way that the defense described Puff's contact with Cassy's mom

  • 1:40:27

    that changed a lot that that said to me that mom has been a phone call away this

  • 1:40:33

    whole time and has been aware of our relationship. Maybe not aware of all the

  • 1:40:38

    details and the abuse, but he's not on trial for the abuse. So, I'm not really talking about that aspect of it. But a

  • 1:40:44

    mom and a parent being that close,

  • 1:40:50

    that that means something to me. That that that means something to me. It does. He He's not on trial for the abuse, Joe. But be clear, they're going

  • 1:40:57

    to get him for the abuse. the abuse is what they to justify whatever. That's like they got OJ for some of the murder

  • 1:41:02

    [ __ ] and the memorabilia [ __ ] I I I understand also or when they sentenced

  • 1:41:08

    them the second time after pushing up on the [ __ ] they gave him all them years.

  • 1:41:14

    Yeah. Um and they gave him damn near they roofed them. Yeah. They got they got them out of here. But you also got to know when the law wants you. That's

  • 1:41:20

    the thing. I think in this case they want them. They want them. No, they want them. Also though, it don't sit right

  • 1:41:26

    with me that somebody called on some yo, I'm about to

  • 1:41:34

    put a book out. If you don't, we settled. I settled so that we didn't

  • 1:41:40

    have to go through any of that. I paid a hefty amount of money and the feds came

  • 1:41:47

    and took that and you settled after she sued though.

  • 1:41:55

    You settled but they called you said [ __ ] out of here. I'm calling your

  • 1:42:00

    bluff. I think we enter a dangerous place where where the feds are going to

  • 1:42:06

    start investigating all civil suits and then subpoena you and then and then

  • 1:42:11

    start subpoenaing everybody involved in offer. I think we get to a dangerous place when that starts happening. I do I

  • 1:42:17

    do I think Puff was doing some foul [ __ ] for decades long. I don't think anybody

  • 1:42:23

    up here will refute that. I do think and and as maybe unpopular as

  • 1:42:31

    it is to say that and again some of us I think are more privy to what goes on behind

  • 1:42:38

    entertainment doors than the masses are. Um it's a real gray game fam. It's not a

  • 1:42:45

    black or white game. It's a really great game. And then when I heard some of the testimony, because I wasn't reading it

  • 1:42:51

    every day like a lot of people, but there are specific things that were said that people just brushed over in that

  • 1:42:59

    story and in the testimony like we got what we got it because most times we already made our minds up pre-trial

  • 1:43:07

    like especially once the video I'm sure you stood on his mind was made up Friday that [ __ ] You know what I'm saying? Maybe some of us are like fam.

  • 1:43:16

    Cassy's best friend said, "Yo, I told her to leave him alone." And she said, "Yo, where I'mma go? Jay-Z's already

  • 1:43:22

    taken." When you say stuff like that, fam, I got to interpret that a little bit

  • 1:43:28

    differently. I'm sorry, bro. I have to interpret that different cuz not knowing

  • 1:43:33

    the context could be jokey, you know? I don't And even in the midst of trauma, as much trauma as we laugh through up

  • 1:43:39

    here and and mock and joke, like I want to give somebody the space to say maybe even in the midst of a [ __ ] up

  • 1:43:44

    situation, they made an offcolor remark or a half, you know, jokes be dipped in truth too. She might have said like I

  • 1:43:51

    don't want to leave this lifestyle, but it doesn't mean that she's not due protection and safety and all these. And

  • 1:43:57

    I know you're not saying she's not two things. Yeah, but the two things have no that means that in my opinion and again

  • 1:44:02

    I don't want to fam you are saying that I won't leave this horrible situation

  • 1:44:09

    because I want to stay in the lifestyle and the only other dude that might can provide that lifestyle for me at this

  • 1:44:15

    level is Jay-Z. And I'm saying if we knew that she was completely happy

  • 1:44:22

    and complicit, never wanted to leave, never felt any coercion, and she was just selfish and and using people and

  • 1:44:27

    all this other [ __ ] then I'd have a different position on it. I just don't want to I don't want to equate that

  • 1:44:33

    statement to that to her whole experience, to that mindset, right? And and and I think it's e sometimes we look

  • 1:44:38

    for not you, but I'm saying in general, we look for outs. And I think that's an easy out to not have to hold the powerful accountable to look at sort of

  • 1:44:45

    this one thing she said because for a lot of people and I think you've been fair-minded about this but for a lot of people even if we took that quote out

  • 1:44:51

    they'd find another reason. You know you know what adds to that to me even once

  • 1:44:58

    she got out and got away you were still reaching back to try to get in touch with him saying I like that that like

  • 1:45:04

    you made it away from your captor or whatever. And again, I'm not take this. I'm not saying he's one last freak off

  • 1:45:12

    of the role. Guilty. I'm not saying that's the biggest argument on the puff side. It's like you did hear every one

  • 1:45:19

    of the ladies come up there and say, "I was jealous when I was removed from the situation." I think that's the biggest

  • 1:45:25

    thing that that argues the other side of this. I think I think maybe because I lived in such close proximity to a child

  • 1:45:30

    molester uh Nicole um and I've watched people struggle with that struggle with

  • 1:45:37

    love struggle with the ambivalence of having competing emotions that really are like un Yeah. They wanted to go

  • 1:45:44

    back. I've met people literally go back after that molest but don't don't wasn't there enough time or a gap in time for

  • 1:45:51

    you to get your thoughts together and feelings together to realize no for me

  • 1:45:56

    yes people he but he didn't molest me but for people but I know some of the people who were much younger or who had

  • 1:46:02

    a different type of dependency on him emotionally financially all those things some were molested some left some came

  • 1:46:09

    back some changed their hold up while I while I understand that

  • 1:46:14

    I do think it's unfair to paint someone and their romantic relationships through

  • 1:46:21

    the same lens as the relationship between a molester and the victim. I agree. I my my point is not that my

  • 1:46:28

    point is not that it's the same. It's just that I don't assume that because someone does something that looks like X

  • 1:46:34

    that the only way we can read it is through that lens. People do weird things for weird reason. You're absolutely correct. That's true. That's

  • 1:46:39

    correct. That is true. Because because even like they spoke to her jealousy of Kim. Yeah.

  • 1:46:47

    People spoke to her jealousy even of Karisha. You get what I'm saying? So, but I'm not even just talking about her.

  • 1:46:54

    Repeatedly the women that went up there said, "Yes, I was jealous of this one. I

  • 1:46:59

    was jealous of this one. It wasn't just one person." But Mark is still correcting what he's saying. Yeah. Like, "Yo, I'm in purgatory, but I'm jealous

  • 1:47:06

    of y'all going through the same hell." Right. And and I think being Melissa is so awful. To me, it's even easier to

  • 1:47:11

    understand how somebody who was getting diamonds and flown out and part could could want that lifestyle, but also I

  • 1:47:16

    think she genuinely loved and probably still quite as kept loves him deeply. Mhm. But it's but it's a warped form of

  • 1:47:24

    love, like a super warped form. And you're conflicted. But do you understand the other the other argument that people

  • 1:47:29

    are making about this [ __ ] where it's like, "Okay, you got away. You were addicted to the lifestyle. Now, how else

  • 1:47:35

    can I get the lifestyle without let me go file some paperwork against you, let me try to extort you via a book first.

  • 1:47:42

    Like, there are people make and I mean, the arguments make sense. I And all I'm not I don't know Cassie well enough to

  • 1:47:48

    make the case that it's one or the other. I'm just saying that I don't sometimes people look at a single

  • 1:47:53

    statement or a single thing as a smoking gun of proof of the other side. And I'm just saying there's no smoking guns here to me. This is a very complicated, gray,

  • 1:48:00

    messy thing. Yes. Very gray. That's all I'm saying. All different types of both sides are doing. You're right cuz people are looking at the video as a smoking

  • 1:48:06

    gun. That's what I'm saying. And I'm saying none there are no smoking guns here. It's it's complicated and mess. Well, the thing we know for sure is that

  • 1:48:11

    Puff did [ __ ] up [ __ ] Absolutely. We know that. That's not There's no gray about whether what he did was wrong. But

  • 1:48:16

    from a legal standpoint and and interpretation of each other's actions, it's just it's messy. You know what I

  • 1:48:22

    mean? And press, you know, it's just it's messy. So So maybe I'm toxic. So when when when Cassie say when Cassie

  • 1:48:28

    say on the steps if somebody still if some if there's a girl today that still loves him

  • 1:48:33

    why is that why is that a warp love? Well because like I believe that Cassie

  • 1:48:39

    still loves him. I believe that Jacob I believe I mean like because there is for Yeah.

  • 1:48:46

    There's dysfunctional love. There's like agape love. There's healthy forms of love that are built on very strong

  • 1:48:52

    healthy bonds. This is not the case. I think it's the attachment that's unhealthy. Not necessarily the love per

  • 1:48:57

    se. I think it's the attachment. And what does that attachment? I don't know. I I mean it's we everybody loves

  • 1:49:03

    differently. So for us to And again, I'm not saying that it's a right love and wrong love. But who the [ __ ] are we to

  • 1:49:08

    be the determiner of right and wrong love? And that's what I'm saying. I'm focusing less on the love more on the attachment. I think being attached to

  • 1:49:14

    somebody who's bad for you is unhealthy. I'm not telling you. I'm not telling people how to love or what and there's a mass there's a lot of [ __ ] out

  • 1:49:21

    here in the world that are attached to people that may or may not be good for them. And the problem so I was going to

  • 1:49:27

    say so in that example she could be using the word love to describe attachment and not be able to articulate

  • 1:49:34

    it in that in a more complex manner. Right. Cuz we use love for everything. We do. We don't or not. Bab yeah. Go

  • 1:49:42

    ahead Flip. I'm sorry. when she said that um when they asked her on the on the stand if she loved Puffy and she

  • 1:49:48

    said um I love the past and for what it was. I love the past and for what it

  • 1:49:54

    was. What do you conclude that? What do you think that she meant by that? If if the past was so bad and she you know

  • 1:50:00

    that Yeah, I know she said more than that, but I want to I would need more context, but I mean I I do think I love

  • 1:50:06

    the past and for what it was. I think she said I will always I think I'll always Yeah. I think there's a there's a kind

  • 1:50:11

    of maturity in that. There's an emotional and spiritual maturity in that you know there's forgiveness embedded in that. There's there's an honesty and

  • 1:50:18

    there's also an idea of saying that who I am is partly shaped by everything that happened to me including the [ __ ] up but that would contradict the statement

  • 1:50:24

    of her being her love for him is warped because she's already content. She she

  • 1:50:29

    already forgave. She already came to a conclusion. I feel that and she had enough time to to me gain understanding

  • 1:50:37

    even after the case that she had to settlement she has a husband so to say it's warped to me what I'm saying is a

  • 1:50:43

    continued attachment would be warped and she's not acknowledging a continued attachment what I'm what I'm I'm this is my hypothesis based on what I'm seeing

  • 1:50:50

    and thinking about some of the statements that have been thrown out is that there's a way that all of us deep down sometimes are still tied to things

  • 1:50:57

    in people even when we're not honest about it ourselves even if we don't know it's not even we lying we just don't realize how connected we I remember. I

  • 1:51:03

    remember my last cult reference for the day. I promise. But I remember even when he was going through his trial, I just felt there was a small part of me that

  • 1:51:08

    still wanted the leader to get free that felt sorry for him. Yeah. I felt sorry for him and wanted him to and wanted him to be found not guilty. And I can't

  • 1:51:14

    explain it. I just it's it's just how I felt. We can rap. But I what he's saying is important. I think I think that we

  • 1:51:20

    might look at something as warped, right? But I think that any relationship that any of us has been

  • 1:51:26

    through, there have been immense good times and and and unfortunately

  • 1:51:32

    hopefully the bad times weren't as intense as the good times, but there's

  • 1:51:38

    people and she was with Puff for 10 years. Yo, so she seen him probably at at his most highs and his lowest lows,

  • 1:51:46

    right? And so you you you got to encompass all of that. You can't compartmentalize the good versus the

  • 1:51:51

    bad. I'm sure that there were great times with them and there were bad times with them. That's some of the [ __ ] that creates the gray for me. Like uh one of

  • 1:51:58

    the things that they they brought up was fam. She brought up the the lawsuit [ __ ] once they had to move in with homeboy's

  • 1:52:05

    family. You know what I mean? Like so some of those things it's open to

  • 1:52:11

    interpretation. Yo, I I just don't think it's a black or white. I I think Puff did a bunch of [ __ ] up [ __ ] to this girl. But if the judge is not letting it

  • 1:52:18

    be open to interpretation, then I do think he's guilty. Then you're railroad then I do think he's guilty. And yeah,

  • 1:52:24

    if it's against the law to have somebody fly over here for the purpose of sex work, right? Then commercial sex work.

  • 1:52:32

    If I can't offer someone drugs, you got me. Yeah. And if you're looking at all

  • 1:52:37

    of the people that took the stand as the victims that they say that they are, then you got them. That's what I'm

  • 1:52:43

    saying. They got them dead to right. Random question. If he gets off, is there a big party?

  • 1:52:48

    Who goes? That was going to be my followup. No, I don't think so. I don't Oh, yeah. No, there's going to be some

  • 1:52:54

    type of party. Yeah. If Puff If Puff gets off or who goes quiet? So, we all

  • 1:53:00

    think he throws the party. Yes. I don't know if the public knows about it. But there will there will be a party. There

  • 1:53:05

    will be a party and there will be a lot of people who have been very quiet waiting for this moment. Who going to

  • 1:53:10

    show up? Who going to show up? Hey dog, I I hugging the [ __ ] out of him too. I ain't saying you. I don't think there'll be a public party cuz I think it'll be

  • 1:53:16

    in bad taste. And I think he's learned his lesson about how he conducted himself even pre-trial right after the

  • 1:53:23

    [ __ ] like he was out here celebrating, playing around in the grass in New York and all that other [ __ ] I think you

  • 1:53:29

    realize, my [ __ ] you're not as powerful as you once thought you were. That there are people that make you look like a peeon out here in this world. You

  • 1:53:36

    understand what I'm saying? So, I don't think he would uh have this big public New Year's Eve suaree like he's known to

  • 1:53:42

    be having, but I think he would have a a nice little get together. Even if they book him, I do feel like there's a

  • 1:53:48

    chance he gets pardoned anyway. I do too. Yeah. Yeah. I don't think that's 100% off the table like it is for Joe

  • 1:53:55

    Exotic. Joe Exotic keep trying. Anytime they keep talking about because every time he

  • 1:54:02

    pardon somebody, Joe Exotic, right? What the [ __ ] is What about me? I I I think a pardon is likely even depending on what

  • 1:54:09

    charge he gets convicted on like because Trump's argument is going to be this was an unfair application of the law. For

  • 1:54:14

    example, your point about the sex trafficking that could be one. The prostitution could be won. Trump like y'all flew him out before, my [ __ ]

  • 1:54:21

    Right. Or this is an unfair attack on businesses by calling it the Rico. I I think there's a way that Trump is going to have to language it depending on what

  • 1:54:27

    the I don't think he's going to give any language for it. The free free my guy. That's it. Yeah. My boy. My boy.

  • 1:54:34

    Exactly. the new Air Force One. Has he proved that it was organized crime? Um,

  • 1:54:41

    again, by the definition of what I've seen, yes. Just just by I think just by using like uh company staff, company

  • 1:54:48

    funds, all those things, it becomes an organizational thing even with just him. Again, I don't like that application of

  • 1:54:53

    the law, but tech I think it's technically accurate. Um, and I think that's another place for for a president

  • 1:54:59

    to say, "I'm going to pardon you." Or maybe even not pardon you, but what's the other thing? Um, commute. So, if he

  • 1:55:06

    like used the bad boy credit card or the Shawn John credit card to order off Back Page and fly somebody from Idaho to come

  • 1:55:14

    using that credit card for the air the air tickets that's sex trafficking and it's and it's organized and which makes

  • 1:55:19

    it organized, right? So, that's the argument that they're again it's it's not, you know. Yeah. Anyway.

  • 1:55:27

    Yeah. Well, they said that if he gets found guilty on all charges, his minimum is

  • 1:55:35

    15. Minimum. So, minimum 15 in the feds at 85%. Yeah. It's a lot of years. It's

  • 1:55:41

    like 13 years. I'm not good at math. It's like 13 years. Something like that. And he already did one of them. 27 months off. He would be looking at Yeah.

  • 1:55:47

    What's your do your criminal calculator? 12 do that [ __ ] do that [ __ ] quick. 12

  • 1:55:54

    months like this 125 and he did. Okay, there you go. 125. That would be some absolute [ __ ]

  • 1:56:01

    But it's the OJ thing. Some people going to look at that Cassie video and be like just for that alone. Yeah, it's it's it's this is your chickens coming home

  • 1:56:06

    to roost. Like we got you on you even just that video alone to some people.

  • 1:56:13

    They should have gave them I wouldn't lose a lot of sleep but it would be it wouldn't be I talked to my cousin the other day. She said I would lose a lick

  • 1:56:19

    of sleep but god damn. Yeah, I talked to my cousin the other day. She said he look he deserves life. Like a lot of

  • 1:56:25

    people feel like he was your cousin. No, I'm just saying a random woman. A lot of women feel like yo, fry him. Yeah. And

  • 1:56:32

    cuz a lot of people and I did when we used to do that when we used to do death row work, there are a lot of people on death row who are not guilty and we

  • 1:56:38

    would look into their cases. I can think of one person whose name I won't say who was absolutely not guilty of the thing.

  • 1:56:44

    Nobody's not famous or anything. Um but when we did more investigations, he didn't kill that guy, but he killed

  • 1:56:50

    them, right? But around the way I knew three people who he absolutely murdered. So you you were wrongfully convicted,

  • 1:56:56

    but in some ways you were just misconvicted. And I think and then you don't really want to fight that hard for

  • 1:57:01

    a [ __ ] to kill three people even if he was wrongfully convicted of that. There's a legal principle that says I don't want the state railroading people.

  • 1:57:07

    But I got a limited amount of time, right? So I can either focus on the person who's totally innocent or this guy over here. You are a minister of

  • 1:57:13

    society and you just got the wrong and police often will tra The reason I'm saying that is because of puff for a lot

  • 1:57:19

    of people. was like you had 30 years of [ __ ] up things that if you got caught for all the things you actually did, it'd be far worse than what the feds are

  • 1:57:25

    bringing to you. That's a really good point. And so that's why I wouldn't lose no sleep over it. That's a really that's all that's that's that's how [ __ ]

  • 1:57:31

    looking at it. A lot of people looking at like that. But I I think the thing for me that's worse than all of this, honest to God, is I looked on Instagram

  • 1:57:38

    this weekend and Drake posted a selfie.

  • 1:57:44

    That's worse than worse than all this puff [ __ ] There was lock them up. Alcohol. You are stupid. A rap bar. But

  • 1:57:51

    beyond beyond the weird rap bar and all the alcohol, some of which was not good alcohol.

  • 1:57:57

    Mhm. The [ __ ] stomach. Did you see these abs? I did. As a Bikardi and SRO

  • 1:58:02

    drinker, I don't think you can criticize alcohol. The picture. Oh well, that's I literally I saw some J&B in there. I saw

  • 1:58:08

    Bardi. I was like, Parks just clowning [ __ ] for having Bikardi. And I don't have nearly as much money as Drake. There should not be Bikardi in that

  • 1:58:14

    thing. But I was fine with the Buci, right? I'll drink Bikardi when I have to. The J&B scotch is kind of gross though. J&B that is like some 75year-old

  • 1:58:21

    [ __ ] [ __ ] It's not [ __ ] It's just like my dad drink. [Music]

  • 1:58:28

    But let's not lose sight of the plot here cuz those are petty points. Oh, you want to do some body shaming? Yes. I'm

  • 1:58:33

    here to body shame drink. That's why I came to work today. That was at the top of my list. Um, those abs look

  • 1:58:40

    ridiculous. And in a good way or a bad way? Oh yo.

  • 1:58:47

    Did you see the picture? Just got No, he's trying to That's a solid joke,

  • 1:58:53

    girl. Honey, no. It's like and sometimes I

  • 1:59:00

    wonder about self-aware and we all have things we don't see. I hosted Pie Wives.

  • 1:59:06

    My soup button. They've been killing me about my soup button. Right. Was hilarious. Which is Oh, you saw that?

  • 1:59:11

    Oh, you did look at the internet this weekend. I didn't say I didn't look at the internet this weekend.

  • 1:59:17

    I hate this [ __ ] I absolutely hate him.

  • 1:59:22

    That's for him. And we got anybody that ever tells you

  • 1:59:28

    that most times. Most times. But but so I get it happens, right? Cuz on set the

  • 1:59:34

    suit looked fine. You know, it was actually, you know, it's I just it was where I was sitting. I was slouched. So it looked like it looked you got the

  • 1:59:40

    chair looked like it was too big. It looked like it was in the Bahamas. chair. You know, back in the day, the

  • 1:59:47

    kids when the little kids did the picture with their family. Put your foot up, John. Yo, man. Yeah, right. That's

  • 1:59:54

    true, too. But in person, it looked just fine. Okay. I mean, they was there. It

  • 1:59:59

    was actually very suit. The shoe looked great. That's what I'm saying. Hey, don't compliment that

  • 2:00:05

    [ __ ] suit, [ __ ] [ __ ] suit. But the management is talking. Relax. Management.

  • 2:00:11

    I get that four horse and they don't pass me. You know, man

  • 2:00:16

    stuff in the building. You know, you know, you know what? I learned too. I learned a little trick. I check I check

  • 2:00:22

    I had to check my system. A lot of people Yeah. A lot of people that's um What system you got? Trust me. A lot of

  • 2:00:28

    people that's participating in voting for Lamont Hill are from a

  • 2:00:35

    different community. And some of them are not even a part of that that community. Some of them not a part of

  • 2:00:40

    it. It's just Mark Lamont Hill fans. You can't vote unless you're part of JBTV Congress. No, not necessarily. No, that's a fact. Not nec I'm not a part of

  • 2:00:46

    it and I pressed the vote. That's how I had to test it. I had to see if my machine work. Who' you vote for? You

  • 2:00:52

    but I had to work. I had to see if it worked and that's what it's kind of tricky. I'm going to get down to the bottom of your little trick. If you're

  • 2:00:58

    going to vote for him, then don't check to see if it work. No, I had to because Let me check with the guy that 70% lead.

  • 2:01:04

    Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I didn't know who was in the lead at first. I guess you did. No, I didn't. [ __ ] you you crazy. My man body it.

  • 2:01:10

    I've been bodying it. So I'm I'm I'm listening. I'm reading it like a You go up there. You know you do the Gregory

  • 2:01:17

    Hans with your man. You and Gregory Hans Jr. Yeah. That is crazy. Yeah. Do all that. Then I see. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

  • 2:01:24

    He can hear you, but I can't really hear cuz you know when he get I already I already got problems with him. Huh? He

  • 2:01:31

    said fan engagement. Cool. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All right.

  • 2:01:37

    So then I realized that, right? [ __ ] that. Right. Yeah. I realized that there's there is some trickery going on

  • 2:01:42

    with you, brother Mark. And I'm going to get down to the bottom. You can't use night school. You can't keep biging [ __ ]

  • 2:01:47

    up so then the the Mark Lamont Hill lovers that's not a part of the group can just go and vote. I've never told

  • 2:01:53

    them to do that. Why? Huh? Yeah. That's why I've never done that, but I've never

  • 2:01:58

    needed to. I win 60% 70% of the vote, but I've never really needed to rig anything. But it might be like when you

  • 2:02:05

    say like, you know, I don't give a [ __ ] about the pot of the month that make them less inclined to want to vote. You want me to say it again? I hate them

  • 2:02:12

    [ __ ] On top of that, [ __ ] they don't put a dent in nothing I do. I want to go on there and disrespect each and

  • 2:02:18

    every single one of them. But I do respect the movement that help employer fan engagement right there. I don't I

  • 2:02:26

    don't care about that. You know that, you know. I don't care about that. And please, me and you are good. Me and you

  • 2:02:32

    are good, baby. I'm just trying to remember the topic that y'all in the body ask. I was here to body shame

  • 2:02:39

    Drake. I don't know how we got somehow. We left body shame. I guess body shame. I'll change it to body shame. Yeah. Yeah. We can body shame. Body shame.

  • 2:02:46

    Who? We can switch it. You could be you could be Drake. I am Drake.

  • 2:02:53

    My body. Listen, we all we we all [ __ ] You said Drake's what? Cakes. No. No.

  • 2:03:01

    Said Drake's drinks. See my [ __ ] That's where you get that bread, boy.

  • 2:03:06

    [ __ ] be trying to extort me. Yo man. Yes. Yes. Yes. Oh boy. I think that

  • 2:03:12

    should What did you think? We don't care what you think. Oh, you're right. Mel, what did you think? Oh, that picture was

  • 2:03:22

    Did you notice it on your own? Like without the comments as a as I did not even I didn't even look at the comments. The first thing that I thought was ab

  • 2:03:28

    etching. That's the first thing that I thought. What gave it away? My eyesight.

  • 2:03:35

    I had my readers on so clear. Your eyesight be missing [ __ ] I mean, I I

  • 2:03:41

    was able to look at the [ __ ] you couldn't [ __ ] spell or pronounce. But anyways, yeah, we uh Yeah, that was the

  • 2:03:47

    first thing I thought was AB. You couldn't see that neither though, really.

  • 2:03:53

    So, I just cuz I don't have my [ __ ] readers on. Okay, but anyways. And that font was very tiny. Um, yeah, that's the

  • 2:04:00

    first thing I thought was ab I mean, they might be, you know, just him actually working out in the gym and just

  • 2:04:05

    abs, no arms, no shoulders, no back, no pecs, just just absorb.

  • 2:04:11

    I didn't I didn't notice anything else but the abs cuz that just kind of jumps

  • 2:04:16

    out at you. So, I didn't see the picture. I just saw the tweets about it, which and it was trending. So, then I

  • 2:04:23

    went to the picture and looked and I was thinking like, wow. Like is this like a I don't give a [ __ ] thing or is it I

  • 2:04:28

    don't have the self-awareness of how this looks. And I because I wonder like when you get powerful and rich enough are there people that will tell you like

  • 2:04:34

    yo bro take that pick down. There's sometimes where it doesn't even matter. They they will not hear. I think Drake

  • 2:04:40

    plays that game where he know this is going to get the people talking. He do the duck lip pose in the pictures. He

  • 2:04:46

    know y'all are going to talk about it. Damn near every album cover that he's dropped has been like a memeable moment.

  • 2:04:53

    I see. Like I think this is just his thing. Yeah, I know they I know they going to kill me, but so what? This the

  • 2:04:58

    roll out. Okay. No, I don't think it's roll out. Stay right there for I don't think it's roll out. Doing the abs for the roll out. If that is your thing,

  • 2:05:06

    what are you

  • 2:05:13

    cuz you could be right. I don't know. Like if you're right and that's just his thing, then that makes I never took SAT

  • 2:05:21

    clearly. It ain't that many letters. Tux M. It ain't that many letters. What? Yo, you

  • 2:05:29

    stupid. Cloutchaser.

  • 2:05:36

    Oh, that boy good. Smooth. That boy good. Well played. That's way good. Back

  • 2:05:42

    right up on out of there. Oh yeah. Yeah. See what you trying to do. That boy good. Usher skates on. That was good right

  • 2:05:48

    there. Had to think for a second. But um but yeah, that's that's that's the move. Again, the the the poses he do in

  • 2:05:55

    certain pictures. Drake ain't stupid, you know? He know how this internet shares. I respect that. Then if and it's

  • 2:06:01

    not like he has to do it, but here here's something else for y'all to talk about while I don't have any music out

  • 2:06:06

    right now. Ice Ice took me off my point. That was a good point. And you got a better history of following Drake than

  • 2:06:13

    me. But that's a good point cuz I thought it was a a level of arrogance that nobody around

  • 2:06:20

    you is telling you, "Yo, my [ __ ] you look crazy." Well, that's that's what I wonder. Would y'all tell each other this

  • 2:06:26

    stuff? And especially like what I fire one of you [ __ ] I double what with

  • 2:06:32

    your ass laser he was up on the ground

  • 2:06:39

    with your ass laser brand new. Now imagine if he ass new ass butt. That's terrible. He got a

  • 2:06:46

    new butt. Aerodynamic ass. A new butt. Refurbished butt ass [ __ ] Yo. Yeah.

  • 2:06:52

    You'll be frying somebody up, bro. Go ahead up there. Get up there. You would be the one to go up there from the

  • 2:06:58

    people up here. No, I'm No, I wouldn't. Not even most likely to put shirtless picture up there. No, I was going to say

  • 2:07:04

    who's the most delusional up here? Me.

  • 2:07:09

    Does everybody concur? I'm not delusional enough to think that

  • 2:07:14

    I should go get my abs done and then be shirtless and take the pick. Like nobody

  • 2:07:20

    going to notice if I did get my ass done. How does that work? Hold up. Hold up. I bet you if I if he do if you do

  • 2:07:27

    get go get your abs done, you might as well show them off again. I'm not going to wear a shirt. Yeah. I mean, he was on

  • 2:07:33

    he didn't he didn't he do the cover of Men's Health? Was that Was that recent? That's what everybody do after they go

  • 2:07:39

    get I mean, how did they do I didn't get I didn't get my abs done to wear a shirt.

  • 2:07:44

    I don't know. It's they do it in Colombia and all the places that everybody goes for the surgery and [ __ ] like that, but like it's like I think

  • 2:07:49

    it's called 360 lipo or something like that. That's what it's called. And they like I don't they suck all the fat out.

  • 2:07:56

    Is that 360? Is that what they're doing out there? Listen, I'm a bird. The whole audience know I'm a bird. So, I already

  • 2:08:04

    follow all of the surgery pages. You Okay. So, tell us what they what he did. I follow all of the surgery pages. Every

  • 2:08:11

    last one who bash you pause. You did say that like godamn [ __ ] He

  • 2:08:18

    said like I see how you get the [ __ ] God damn [ __ ] He's about to answer. Oh, you got such and such over there.

  • 2:08:25

    You [ __ ] his eyes hypnotiz that hazel ass [ __ ] again. Uh it did

  • 2:08:33

    look a little funny when he was on tour with the bulletproof vest.

  • 2:08:39

    Nobody said it was hiding the faja. Hey, why you're doing that?

  • 2:08:46

    In hindsight, it looks away. It's a good one. I think

  • 2:08:51

    that people having this talk today when he went and got his second round like

  • 2:08:58

    this is a update. Yeah. With a new doctor.

  • 2:09:04

    Yo, let me just hit the surgery page and see what they had to say. You know the doctor. Yo, Drake did it

  • 2:09:10

    again. He has decided to show us all his surgeon made abs on his last post and we

  • 2:09:18

    all know he's no stranger to the surgery table. Drake has become all too familiar with surgery in the process and the tea

  • 2:09:24

    has always been hot when it comes to him. Allegedly, I believe that this last round was with Dr. Jung. Okay, that

  • 2:09:30

    looks like Dr. Jung. That look like it worked. No, that is that looked like Dr. First thing I thought, you know what?

  • 2:09:35

    Y'all are making that joke. However, [ __ ] can identify the doctor. Oh, no.

  • 2:09:44

    Uh, let's see. Dr. Jung, although I have heard that he's dabbled a bit in Colombia in the past, one thing is for sure, Drake can't ever wait for recovery

  • 2:09:52

    for to recover fully in post once he's completely healed. This man be too hyped to show off his abs and body. Give it

  • 2:09:57

    away every single time. Yeah, he don't look healed. Yeah, he don't look recovered. He just

  • 2:10:04

    looked like he was excited. But why kill him with this? I just got these new abs. I'm showing a new toy. I might not. I

  • 2:10:10

    might throw all my shirts out. You want to show it off to everybody? You should have did that anyway. Oh [ __ ]

  • 2:10:18

    Yo. Nah. I just went shopping recently. If I don't look healed, huh? He don't

  • 2:10:24

    look healed. He don't look I'm serious. And I didn't pay this no mind. I let the internet have fun. This was this was me.

  • 2:10:30

    Y'all ain't going to trick me again. In 2015 and 2016, I thought I had a gotcha

  • 2:10:37

    moment. Nobody gave I said, "Wait a second. The best rapper ever got his ass

  • 2:10:45

    done." Oh, wait till I tell the people. Hey, the same thing happened with game when I found out he did change your

  • 2:10:51

    heart. I said, "Wait till I tell the people." Nobody cares. Shut up, Jo. When I when I come tell it, nobody gives a

  • 2:10:57

    [ __ ] I came out in 2016. Hey y'all. Guess what?

  • 2:11:03

    Drake got stomach gum. Can y'all believe that jump button? If you don't get the [ __ ] out of here, we don't care.

  • 2:11:09

    So I ain't saying nothing. I ain't saying a word. The messenger beat me. Yeah, I suppose. Drake, Sean, French,

  • 2:11:16

    all these [ __ ] flat. Have a blast. Go ahead. Go ahead. You ain't about to get me caught up.

  • 2:11:24

    You next [ __ ] ain't even you next. Next to what?

  • 2:11:30

    Get your You wouldn't do nothing. No lipo, no no nose job, BBL.

  • 2:11:35

    Nothing. No. The stupid me still believe in this whole the way God intended thing.

  • 2:11:41

    I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. God. I mean, it starts with the teeth.

  • 2:11:47

    Exactly. Oh, now that was in my 30s as a broadcaster. Yes. But at 40 at 445, this

  • 2:11:54

    is it. I am who I am. This is the body. This is the This how I talk. This is the

  • 2:12:00

    brain. This is I'm done. I'm cool. Got it. Fair enough. Would anybody else get

  • 2:12:05

    it? When they get I'm getting I would totally do it when they get that Joe Bud Ario Hall show on late night. Come out

  • 2:12:12

    there 40 lbs lighter. Yep. I'm I'm just playing on doing the work to get lighter. I plan on doing the work. What

  • 2:12:19

    What you would get, Mark? You said you would get it. Well, as soon as I'm I'm soon as I get the height thing. Oh,

  • 2:12:25

    yeah. Yeah. I got to get the height. The height thing. Yeah, the I [ __ ] you. He

  • 2:12:30

    borderline. He could get the little He could get the little blue thing in the car. He get the little Oh [ __ ] He right

  • 2:12:36

    there. I used to act like I'm not taller than him. That's the We did all Yeah, we did.

  • 2:12:42

    And I was tall. No, you wasn't, man. What else would you get? Go ahead. I would do uh I would definitely do hairline stuff. You look like you,

  • 2:12:49

    [ __ ] Again, I'm bald. I for a reason, not my choice. I think you I think you bald, too. You take that off.

  • 2:12:56

    You got the spray up your All right. You shooting today. I'm not shooting, bro. You got six months of material. I'm not

  • 2:13:02

    shooting. That [ __ ] said, "You got the piece." Yo, I will get No, but I would do that.

  • 2:13:07

    Totally. I would do. I would absolutely do that. My wife won't let me do calf implants, but I would totally do that.

  • 2:13:13

    Huh? Calf implants? Yeah. What you want? What you want freezes? Doesn't work.

  • 2:13:19

    Been doing them for 30 years. Why won't you let you get to Still don't got no hops? cuz she thinks it's a weirdo that that's weird for sure. Yeah, she's not

  • 2:13:25

    wrong. It's weird. I absolutely would do that. That's why she's right. Yeah, she's totally right. That's why I don't

  • 2:13:31

    wear shorts. I haven't worn shorts in 30 years. Now, let me ask you what the cap What would the calves do for you? That's what I You got the hair thing. I

  • 2:13:37

    understand that, right? It's vanity. What would the calves do for you? I could wear shorts when it's 100°

  • 2:13:42

    outside. That's what you got. Little calves or something. Like, hey yo, my [ __ ] Yo, shout out to all y'all little

  • 2:13:48

    calf [ __ ] that y'all keep wearing shorts. It's mad of y'all out there. You know what it is. No legs. It's It's bad.

  • 2:13:57

    So, and y'all [ __ ] be trying to be get aggressive. Relax. That's the thing.

  • 2:14:02

    That's the thing. You got the same problem. Cory got the same You look like an action figure. Yeah. But Cory's extra extra extra strong up top. And that's

  • 2:14:09

    the problem. Extra strong up top. But and when I start lifting weights and I get bigger up top, my legs don't grow. So then I look uneven. So then I either have to stop working out or look crazy.

  • 2:14:16

    And so I just And Cory look good in seated. be built like a V. Yo, [ __ ]

  • 2:14:21

    get the V shape. You think the [ __ ] in the jail be doing but Cory's more like a Y like a like half raises? [ __ ] [ __ ]

  • 2:14:29

    [ __ ] they be on a squat rack. Why you relate everything to jail? That my point in jail don't do it. Okay,

  • 2:14:38

    you out now, bro. You out. You free, right? You doing good. Us free. Stop

  • 2:14:45

    thinking about this [ __ ] [ __ ] Damn. Yo, you're an idiot, bro. Oh, but yeah. No. So, yeah, I would do cal I would do calves and then after my killies is

  • 2:14:52

    definitely too small, man. It won't grow at all. So, yeah. No, calves, hairline, and if this belly grow to a point where

  • 2:14:57

    I couldn't get rid of it through diet and exercise, I definitely I would definitely get like on the low in my

  • 2:15:04

    brain, I would definitely do some baddy [ __ ] Right now, I don't need it, but I would. Girl, if I look like y'all [ __ ]

  • 2:15:09

    hilarious. Oh [ __ ] I'd be right that be on the table. Oh [ __ ] I'm just saying. No, I

  • 2:15:16

    would do the hairline thing. What you waiting for? I don't know. I just I would do it

  • 2:15:21

    though. But you don't miss You don't like You miss having hair? No, I do miss having hair. I mean, I should say not bad enough to to No, not bad enough. Not

  • 2:15:27

    bad enough. My boys What? What? You was killing it. But why you missing it so much? You had

  • 2:15:34

    waves, [ __ ] No. No. Believe it or not, I had I had braids and I had dreads. You had dreads for I did. I did. Yeah.

  • 2:15:42

    Yeah. Did you know him when he had dreads? No. No, you're not going to see that. No, we have to see a picture. Come

  • 2:15:49

    on. I got We got to see you with the braids dun. Just show us. I know he's

  • 2:15:54

    charging the [ __ ] out you, too. You picked double. You paid double.

  • 2:16:03

    [Music] Even African was like, "No,

  • 2:16:08

    no, we got to see Hey, what idiots? Look at this AI in worst case scenario.

  • 2:16:15

    Like you got to show we do it. It's going to be the bad dreads like that face dye you had. We

  • 2:16:21

    was going to be it's going to be bad black dread. I'm going to show y'all some [ __ ]

  • 2:16:28

    Please show us. You going to do the hair draw, too? I'm just putting dreads on everybody now. I don't think so. You don't think? What are you going to do

  • 2:16:33

    with that? What's What's the What's What's the decision with the hair then? If you No, I ain't make one. Just leave it like that. You don't do that. He got

  • 2:16:39

    the super sunroof like that. That's what I'm saying. That panoramic [ __ ]

  • 2:16:45

    He talk to anybody under 6'2 though until he bend down. That [ __ ] going that

  • 2:16:51

    light [ __ ] that you trying to do. That [ __ ] is finished. El Penito. Let it go, [ __ ] You be fireball. You like what's

  • 2:16:57

    the [ __ ] name? Boris or one of them [ __ ] You be fire. Your eyes let you slide. I went to get my [ __ ] done. My

  • 2:17:02

    [ __ ] too thin to get done. Yo, as a crew, we could all go get the hair. I'm good. I'm good, [ __ ] I'm fine bald now, [ __ ] [ __ ] you ain't got you.

  • 2:17:09

    They be having the baby hairs look like Georgia animals. Steel.

  • 2:17:14

    Hey yo, listen, [ __ ] I take I take my hat off, [ __ ]

  • 2:17:21

    You don't, [ __ ] You as you do, but you try to I don't wear a hat. You need to put a hat on. I don't wear a hat. You

  • 2:17:27

    need to put And you [ __ ] you take your hat off. I did it already. Take your hat off, [ __ ] That black [ __ ] they put on

  • 2:17:33

    your [ __ ] don't work. This [ __ ] here, [ __ ] You got the McDonald's sign. don't look good like that. I just want to say look what Drake has y'all doing.

  • 2:17:41

    Look what Drake has y'all doing right now. Jake don't have us doing arguing about each other talking to each other

  • 2:17:47

    body shaming each other. Yeah. Yeah. I'm I'm I'm going to get the I'm going to get the I let Mark body shame me. I get

  • 2:17:53

    the light blue joint. [ __ ] Mark. I heard [ __ ] think of 19 words

  • 2:17:58

    synonymous with intelligent before they got the cute.

  • 2:18:05

    Well spoken. It's magnanimous. It's magnetic.

  • 2:18:10

    Polarizing. Magnificent.

  • 2:18:23

    Stimulating. Demonstrate. Oh my god.

  • 2:18:28

    He's so pissed.

  • 2:18:36

    [ __ ] that [ __ ] Do y'all think there's a world where a [ __ ] just have too much money, so you bored and just start doing

  • 2:18:42

    [ __ ] to yourself? Yeah, because you just sitting at home, my [ __ ] You not on

  • 2:18:48

    tour. You might not be doing the mad studio [ __ ] You don't necessarily have the family from what wipe your eyes. You

  • 2:18:54

    be cool. You be laughing, crying, and you look like a whole different boy. You

  • 2:19:00

    look like a whole different That's how you get them. You're a hater.

  • 2:19:05

    Anyway, yeah, I think that [ __ ] just start experimenting, trying [ __ ] just trying to keep perfecting themselves cuz

  • 2:19:11

    they just sitting at home looking in the mirror all [ __ ] day. Well, I looked in the mirror the other day. I ain't

  • 2:19:17

    looking at myself in a while, man. Start getting a good look at some of these tattoos I got. It's like, man, what the

  • 2:19:23

    [ __ ] was I doing? I was just freestyling some. You really think that? Some Some of them. Yeah, some of them. Would you

  • 2:19:28

    remove them? No. Well, they too embedded in the No, I wouldn't remove them. I'm not doing that. And your shit's tie in

  • 2:19:34

    kind of. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. And removing them. They to say that [ __ ] is super painful and you got to take a

  • 2:19:40

    whole lot of sessions. I have a whole conversation now with mom. Talk over me. Go ahead. I don't care. It's women's month or some [ __ ]

  • 2:19:47

    No, it's not. I was just asking Mark. I love her. She don't give a [ __ ] She

  • 2:19:53

    still acts. She don't. All right. Okay. I'm sure. But is that wise? What?

  • 2:20:00

    You can't can't do that. Is that why? Continue. Do you think that was wise

  • 2:20:05

    that you chose to do that? Go ahead. Yeah, man. Oh [ __ ] Yeah, man. No, he said something about embedding. I don't

  • 2:20:10

    know. I have no tattoos. I didn't know if they could get that embedded in your skin where a tattoo removal was not Oh, yeah. I didn't mean like that. I meant

  • 2:20:16

    more like if you have like a sleeve and it's it's hard to remove one if it's like artistically connected to all. I

  • 2:20:21

    can tell you heartbreak. You ain't got one [ __ ] name tatted on you. Absolutely [ __ ] not. How many [ __ ] have their

  • 2:20:27

    names that your name tatted on them, man? Who [ __ ] knows? Do you know any?

  • 2:20:32

    Yeah. Wow. Look how fast. Yeah. When it come to us, when it come

  • 2:20:39

    to us, she going to just Yeah. She just going to ignore us. You What's the point of saying the name? Blow it up. Who?

  • 2:20:45

    What's the point of saying the name? Know who they are. Where is it? It's where you ain't got to say. Where is it? They lower back. They It's on their

  • 2:20:52

    lower back. One's here. Put the for over here. You was ri

  • 2:21:08

    less than highly famous

  • 2:21:15

    [ __ ] Wait, why is that so funny? I know I'm toxic. Sergey ain't supposed to be as funny as me. Why is that so funny?

  • 2:21:22

    It's pretty [ __ ] funny. Yeah. How long was y'all together before they got the tattoo?

  • 2:21:28

    One was one year, another one was two years. Oh, and did they did he Those are men that I dated. I've seen fans with my

  • 2:21:37

    face and name. Talk to the man. Talk to me, man. Right there. Godamn it.

  • 2:21:44

    Y'all better stop playing to Y better chill out. Put some respect on who you talking to. Commitment. Remember, you

  • 2:21:50

    better [ __ ] remember who they told him to, [ __ ] Yeah, I am. Oh [ __ ] My girl still

  • 2:21:56

    waiting for us to go to that damn tattoo appointment. You're not going to do it? Sure.

  • 2:22:02

    [Laughter] I'm getting jealous. Me and my wife just

  • 2:22:08

    talked about doing that. Matches hats. Actually, I brought it up like maybe like two weeks ago, but Oh, [ __ ] You

  • 2:22:14

    was the initiator. You're such a [ __ ] Yo, we got to get a truck.

  • 2:22:20

    You're such a [ __ ] You [ __ ] No, but were they going to be like rings ring

  • 2:22:25

    tattoos though? Ring ring tattoos. We already married. What the [ __ ] Like if we get divorced, I got worse than think

  • 2:22:31

    worse things to worry about than a [ __ ] ring tattoo. You said sit down.

  • 2:22:38

    Sit down. Flip the switch. So you all going to do it? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Just like ring

  • 2:22:44

    tattoos. Honestly, I I like it also. Just I probably won't wear ring as often. It's just more manageable. I don't wear a ring anymore. If I have a

  • 2:22:50

    ring tattoo, I'm definitely going to do it with a ring tattoo. Hell no. And you dark skin. This [ __ ] going to show, boy.

  • 2:22:59

    See that [ __ ] Then when the girls ask me, "Oh, what happened?" Yeah. Fell car accident. No, I was climbing the gate.

  • 2:23:05

    Yo, you know the things at the top of the gate? I was climbing the gate when I was little in my Yeah. You know,

  • 2:23:11

    y'all wouldn't do that. I know you. I nudge you. Yeah. Yeah. What tattoos you and Sh were supposed to get? Why you

  • 2:23:17

    playing at me? You don't even have a ring. You don't even have a tan line. I do have a ring.

  • 2:23:22

    You know what's I'm just You met my wife and that's disrespectful. I love her. Now I hope she listens to this. I didn't

  • 2:23:27

    even notice that. Yeah. I hope she listens to this. Hold on. I hope she listens to this. Checks me on it so I

  • 2:23:33

    can come and do what others did. Listen. Um Okay. What tattoo you were supposed

  • 2:23:38

    to get with with Shade? Uh faces, right?

  • 2:23:43

    [Laughter] I don't think we got to that part like figuring out the test. It was just

  • 2:23:49

    supposed to be matching. Oh, she keeps saying initials. Initial. I'm supposed to put her initials and and she'll put

  • 2:23:55

    mine. But she How big is the [ __ ] She don't think her name look right on my pinky toe though.

  • 2:24:02

    Like she the bottom of the [ __ ] She say she say it's not so manly to put it like right there. Only up under here. The

  • 2:24:08

    only place you going to see a girl for you up under here is yours.

  • 2:24:14

    boyfriend. This [ __ ] what the [ __ ] Yo, you hide the tattoo. You don't get

  • 2:24:19

    the joke. You good, [ __ ] What's going on with your boy? Your mother Lord back

  • 2:24:24

    in the house. Are you getting meals again, [ __ ]

  • 2:24:30

    You're winging today. Oh my god. Yo. Yo, this guy is an idiot. Yo. Oh, shout out

  • 2:24:35

    to Drake. Congrats on. I don't know. We love that for you. No,

  • 2:24:42

    it's kind of you happy, right? You know how you got to be to say I need

  • 2:24:47

    this again. [ __ ] to get the second round. Oh my

  • 2:24:53

    lord. That's my man. Yo, it's going to be Listen, as much [ __ ] as [ __ ] talk,

  • 2:24:58

    it's going to be a sad day when he decide to stop posting dumb [ __ ]

  • 2:25:05

    No, it's going to be sad. It is. Um, all right. What else is there that needs our

  • 2:25:11

    serious and mature attention? Malik Beasley. Yep.

  • 2:25:17

    Malik Beasley uh is a basketball player. He was came in uh he's on the Detroit

  • 2:25:23

    Pistons. He came in second last year. This year they just finished in uh three-pointers.

  • 2:25:31

    Now they're pulling up. Oh. Uh so they got him. He's arrested right as Terry Roour is released

  • 2:25:38

    for participating in rigging the games. You know, all that uh Porter family

  • 2:25:45

    business, point shaving, lying. Anyway, they arrested him. They got him out of

  • 2:25:51

    here. He was in the middle of talking contract renegotiation with Detroit and those talks are on hold. I don't think

  • 2:25:57

    he was arrested though. He wasn't arrested. I thought I saw a mug shot, but it was an old mug shot that they

  • 2:26:04

    sent around. Uh, what I'll say is the internet since

  • 2:26:10

    the news came out has gone to look back at all the old Malik Beasley games. Them

  • 2:26:15

    shits is me. They defense. They got it right. They

  • 2:26:21

    got some of that defense was hilar.

  • 2:26:28

    He was at the free throw line with 5 seconds left on the game. Yeah. And the point spread and they they needed one

  • 2:26:33

    basket. Mhm. Caught the inbound, hauled ass down the other end and dunked it to make sure I scored this basket to cover

  • 2:26:40

    the spread. Yeah. Yeah. And it was his game with the overall. It's not funny. There's another one. That's just where

  • 2:26:47

    he was trying to take the three point three-pointer with two seconds left and Giannis blocked it and then they had

  • 2:26:53

    that whole little argument like that was a big deal. But looking at it now, it just looks The argument was a little

  • 2:26:59

    different. Yeah, I needed that. I could have split that with you. No, I needed that, [ __ ]

  • 2:27:05

    Some It's somebody else. I hope it's not true. That's all I say. It's lawyers. A lot more people. No, it's somebody else. I know him right off the top of my head.

  • 2:27:11

    Them [ __ ] cost me bad. I was mad as hell. That was a layup right there, my [ __ ] You just lost.

  • 2:27:18

    All right. I got zero tolerance for that. [ __ ] was two for 11 the other. You need to be banned from the league. I

  • 2:27:25

    agree. I think so. It's It's bad for the game. It's bad for gambling. It's bad for everything. Like, it's not fair. It's just a different type of greed,

  • 2:27:30

    bro. Like, especially in today's game, how much money they make. Yeah. It's different. Yeah. And it screws everybody else over. I remember old um Kevin

  • 2:27:38

    Durant exchange with somebody where they were going off on him because you know how people do on social media when

  • 2:27:44

    somebody [ __ ] up their parlay, they start going crazy and they mentions whatever. And he was like, "I'm glad we

  • 2:27:50

    got this power over y'all now." M it almost like he kind of made it seem like yeah we aware of the lines and [ __ ]

  • 2:27:57

    y'all. Are they alleging that he made like a certain like did they say like an amount that he allegedly made from No,

  • 2:28:04

    from what I can see some of the investigations report um unusual

  • 2:28:11

    uh activity based on some some bets he was making and prop bets. It also seems to be that he he's alleged to have bet

  • 2:28:19

    on games that he played in, which is like the the cardinal sin of sports. It's like what Pete Rose uh was banned

  • 2:28:25

    for, right? So, uh for example, according to CBS Sports, uh on January

  • 2:28:31

    31st, there was a game between the Bucks, who we played for, and the Portland Trailblazers, and the odds on

  • 2:28:36

    Beasley recording less than 2.5 rebounds moved significantly before the game, going from plus 120 to -250. uh after

  • 2:28:44

    the underexperienced the high amount of action idea is that he bet a ton of money the other way uh he got six

  • 2:28:49

    rebounds that night but the the idea is that he is that he's influencing that that that he's influencing by his by his

  • 2:28:55

    bets and then it changes the outcome of the game. So and I think the only thing worse than betting on a game you're in

  • 2:29:01

    is betting on yourself to lose in a game. I'm not saying he did that, but that's one of the one of the it's like

  • 2:29:06

    throwing a fight. Right. Right. And that and one of the things Pet Rose always said in his defense was I yeah I bet on the Reds but I bet on myself to win

  • 2:29:16

    sound like some I mean if you bet on yourself win it's hard to be as mad. Yeah it is. You're supposed to win. I agree. Went out here to try to win.

  • 2:29:22

    Yeah. I ain't throw it right. Bet on yourself to lose or shaving points like the the Black Sox handle back in the day. That's where it gets ugly and

  • 2:29:28

    tricky. I say just don't bet on yourself at all. Can they bet on like other teams? You

  • 2:29:34

    shouldn't bet on the sports you're in. You're not supposed to bet on the sport. You should bet on a whole different and it get tricky even with sports period because they think that they they have

  • 2:29:41

    influence your influence on somebody else. Yeah. Well, because I'm on the internet more than I'm supposed to be. I

  • 2:29:47

    found a video and I'm catching somebody else. Y'all want to hear it?

  • 2:29:54

    Even though it's rattening, I don't care. All right. [ __ ] it. I'm going play it. This move. All right. I have proof

  • 2:29:59

    of another NBA player betting on games. This time, Warriors Gary Payton. talking

  • 2:30:05

    like this. Check this [ __ ] out by 12 right now. The spread of this

  • 2:30:11

    game, you guessed it, - 11 12. So, they're going to the free throw line for

  • 2:30:16

    two. But check out Gary Payton on the bench sweating this one out. You can tell this man has Warriors minus 11 12.

  • 2:30:24

    So, they have two free throws to move this game to 14. But if you slow it down, you can literally see Carrie

  • 2:30:31

    Payton saying it. They might have to shoot again. Oh my god. Why would that

  • 2:30:36

    concern? I'm going to send you this video. Of course, they're going to go down and shoot. They're losing. So, here are the free throws. They make the first

  • 2:30:42

    one. This moves to 13. But at this point, any bucket, the Wizards still cover. So, we need one more free throw

  • 2:30:49

    here. You can see Gary Payton sweating it out on the bench. He's sweating it out. His team is up mad. Makes his

  • 2:30:57

    second free throw. Warriors go up by 14. As long as it's not a three, the

  • 2:31:02

    Warriors cover. No threes. What do you know? Wizards three after the Wizards

  • 2:31:08

    hit a three and they cover the 11 and a half. And guess who is visibly upset

  • 2:31:13

    with their team having won 11. Tell me and they got him on camera money on this year. How is the NBA not looking into

  • 2:31:21

    this man right now? Well, that and that's where he's wrong. The NBA will 100% look into every one of these

  • 2:31:28

    matters. Yeah. M finding the time to like go look at the benches of

  • 2:31:34

    their cuz he's like this. Yeah, that's that's dedication. That is Let me send

  • 2:31:41

    this to Ericson before I [ __ ] forget real quick. Gary Peyton, they got

  • 2:31:47

    you. So, let me ask Come on out. Is that any different than Kobe betting on a

  • 2:31:52

    free throw? Yes. Yeah. Why? Kobe looked at a [ __ ]

  • 2:31:58

    said, "Yo, I'm a miss. what he said a half half half a ticket

  • 2:32:03

    something like that 500 grand I think right if I bet you that I'm going to make it again my goal is to make it anyway I still don't I I think we should

  • 2:32:10

    just not do it just so to give the appearance of impropriy but to me that's different than betting on a specific

  • 2:32:16

    score of a game because there's moments where you're going to be inclined to give up a a basket that's throughout the

  • 2:32:21

    game you don't want it to go over a certain thing so now you might give up a basket that's what I'm saying you might intentionally miss some free throws you

  • 2:32:27

    might miss a layup to keep to score within range of of whatever the line is. Okay. You know what I'm saying? That's

  • 2:32:33

    what I don't that's where it gets tricky. Just asking cuz we was talking about betting on the sport and you put your thumb on the scale for people like

  • 2:32:38

    me or you or whoever who are betting honestly like I'm about to win this bet. But because you are in on the other

  • 2:32:44

    side, you you can control. You rush down there to shoot a three and you be you know that. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Be mad

  • 2:32:50

    as hell. Le Beasley, hold your head. Glad they're cleaning up the sport. I love

  • 2:32:57

    you guys want to talk at all about these these moves that have happened in the league. Y'all have adders. Y'all's teams. Dame got released. Well, no, you

  • 2:33:04

    got Parks and the legend. I thought you meant the Dolphins and the Steelers. Oh, my bad. No, we can get to that later,

  • 2:33:10

    but although I don't know Ace wants to. No, I'm fine. We get to it later. But yeah,

  • 2:33:16

    go ahead. Dame got released. Dame Dame Damian Lilly getting released is crazy right now. I mean, it's surprising. I

  • 2:33:21

    know it's because of the injury and things like that. They're probably worried that it's not worth the money. Um I'm curious to know where he lands.

  • 2:33:27

    It wouldn't surprise me if he landed in LA. We were trying to get him before. I don't know. He'll be gone most of next

  • 2:33:34

    season anyway. We assume the whole season. Yeah, we say that, but people come back from those quicker than we

  • 2:33:39

    used to know. I can see him making a playoff run after Allstar. I can see Tatum coming back. I can see Lillard

  • 2:33:45

    coming back. Yeah. Uh I think playoff time might be around the time. So my

  • 2:33:51

    safe April. Yeah. Yeah. My surgeon posted a dude yesterday. He was um 12 weeks out of surger.

  • 2:33:59

    Yeah, you stupid. That wasn't specific. No, she posted a 12 weeks out. He was doing squats. He was doing the uh the

  • 2:34:05

    chair on the wall. He had mad weights. All that [ __ ] I'm like, yeah, I'm slacking on my pimping. But he was

  • 2:34:10

    probably 20 something years old. But I don't know if you would be in optimum basketball shape. Like these

  • 2:34:17

    [ __ ] are different athletes. It's possible. But it still sways the season. Your ego cuts off uh when the guy is 24,

  • 2:34:25

    25, right? You [ __ ] right. Okay. All right. We not all the way stupid. No, this dude. No, he was doing some [ __ ]

  • 2:34:31

    I'm just kidding. What's the [ __ ] that you stand in and you lift it up? The uh like you put No. What's the weight in the shape like

  • 2:34:38

    in an oval and you stand in the middle of it? Cory, that's that. He was doing

  • 2:34:43

    that [ __ ] like I know. I thought deadlifts was when you just have the bar and you kind of got he was doing that

  • 2:34:49

    [ __ ] killing it. I was like, "Oh, okay. [ __ ] you, man." Yo, but no, I I just think

  • 2:34:56

    that that [ __ ] could do a back flip. He can do a back flip. Yeah, for sure.

  • 2:35:01

    Okay, but uh he's saying, "Okay, but it's always a floor around."

  • 2:35:08

    He always say, "I don't even want him to try it." Yo, I me either. I don't want him. And his girl would tell him, "No,

  • 2:35:13

    chill. I love you." Like, yeah, nobody has seen that [ __ ] do that,

  • 2:35:19

    dog. You I wouldn't like it's as much though if he didn't have that little state of delusion that he asked. It's

  • 2:35:24

    what drives us. He said nobody's ever seen me do a back flip. Yes. Do you have a recording of you doing it in the past

  • 2:35:30

    as an adult? Legit question. Did you do back flip? I mean I would.

  • 2:35:36

    I'd be super proud of the fact that I could do that. Especially if you could do the karate kick with your legs.

  • 2:35:41

    That's what I'm saying. Like that that is a karate move. That's what I'm saying. It could all be part of I think I just want to see I just want to see

  • 2:35:47

    it. Would you guys bet five or 10 grand? 10. I would be shocked if he could cartwheel correctly.

  • 2:35:54

    He's coordinated. I think you could do a cartwheel. Can you do a cartwheel now?

  • 2:35:59

    Just real quick. No. Can you do this stuff or not? Yeah. I mean, like, it's not a back flip. We could do some practice cartwheels outside. The deck is

  • 2:36:06

    big enough. I just tore my Achilles 3 months ago. But that's why I was asking. I was like, do you feel like you're in

  • 2:36:11

    shape enough to do a cartwheel? Cuz that's a little easier. I almost I almost want to cancel the bet myself. I just don't want to hear Yeah. I don't

  • 2:36:17

    want you. It's not worth it. It's not It's not worth it. For real. It's not. Yeah. And let him just continue to believe he can do back flip. Yeah. It

  • 2:36:23

    don't hurt nothing. He'll be better off thinking he can than that he can't. Then go do it. And now he laid up in the

  • 2:36:28

    hospital backflip in his dreams. Just leave him alone. He off the vert. Who the [ __ ] do you think he did? He said

  • 2:36:36

    whatever. He just he get on this [ __ ] and just start. He was dead ass too. He got up. I can do that. The [ __ ] got up

  • 2:36:42

    and betted 10,000, [ __ ] I know. So the fans So the fans don't want to hear no

  • 2:36:47

    more broke talk. Yeah, true. The $10,000 bet off the win. Back flip.

  • 2:36:54

    Back flip. I said I'm broke. Oh, I said I'm not rich.

  • 2:36:59

    People that are not rich don't make $10,000 bets off the cuff unless they social unless they're 100% sure they can

  • 2:37:05

    do it. Or unless they're gambling addicts and need the 12 steps and traditions.

  • 2:37:10

    So So I mean either way you want to look at it. It's a little If you need GA,

  • 2:37:17

    we can get you there. 10,000 off the cuff. You got 10,000 off the cuff. Then you

  • 2:37:23

    got 2500. It wasn't there. No, I don't. Exactly. Moving right

  • 2:37:28

    along. Moving right along. It's not based on Shut up, [ __ ] That ain't based on that.

  • 2:37:35

    It's not based on that. It's not It's based on principle. I'm with him. Like,

  • 2:37:40

    I have the money for it. I'm not doing that. What's wrong with you? Yeah, it's a lie.

  • 2:37:47

    That's a lie. No, you saying I didn't say I don't have 10 grand for the bet. You got 10 grand to do this. I mean, no,

  • 2:37:53

    my point is this. Damn, we talking in cold on the podcast. I don't I'm talking about a beautiful woman's vagina that is

  • 2:38:00

    keep saying he wouldn't buy if he was in the position to buy it. He's saying it's not because of the money. I'm saying

  • 2:38:06

    she's saying the 2500 he wouldn't pay it not because of the money, but because of the principal. I'm saying that the feeling you going to get from her vagina

  • 2:38:13

    is going to eclipse way better than back flip whatever you feel from winning your backflip bet

  • 2:38:19

    whose cat is this [ __ ] has lost his [ __ ] mind if if you have if you have

  • 2:38:25

    that to backflip around with Mark watch this plus 10 grand plus negative 2500

  • 2:38:33

    but that 8 minute nut give me 10 give me 10,000 Alex if you

  • 2:38:40

    8 minutes. That's on you. She was ready to stay longer than 8 minutes. But you want to do back flips

  • 2:38:47

    with Mark. I met I've met [ __ ] like you before. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. I understand. I

  • 2:38:52

    understand. I've met [ __ ] like Yeah, I know [ __ ] when [ __ ] are trying to tell you something, they won't tell you. I got it. I got it. Let's just do back

  • 2:38:59

    flips. Just Where's Mar? Just call him instead. Turn down the box. What a [ __ ] Yeah.

  • 2:39:06

    Yeah, man. or just a thorough [ __ ] that don't pay for no box. Tell it to them. Tell it to them. I've

  • 2:39:12

    seen you outside, [ __ ] Tell it to them. You seen me pay listen. Why you got to get there? No,

  • 2:39:19

    but you go in the bathroom and pay. Oh [ __ ] He'll pay in public. You take a

  • 2:39:24

    walk. Yo, come with me. He'll marry

  • 2:39:30

    and and talk to him 10 years after somebody pays in public. I'm leaving it. Listen, what else do we have that that

  • 2:39:36

    needs our or doesn't need our attention? Are y'all jealous? Do y'all think the of Drake's abs? The WNBA. Do y'all think

  • 2:39:42

    that the WNBA is jealous of Caitlyn Clark? Dick Vital tweeted this today, which sort of surprised me because he

  • 2:39:48

    don't usually get into the politics of sports. But he alive. Yeah, it [ __ ] me up. No, it [ __ ] me up. [ __ ] He was

  • 2:39:54

    sick. I thought he was a ghost. He's still watching the game. Super.

  • 2:40:01

    Wait, if he watching the game, Shaq ain't got no excuse, [ __ ] Why turn that TV on?

  • 2:40:08

    Anyway, what Dick Mel say? He's upset because and a lot of people were as well. I'm going to read his his his uh

  • 2:40:13

    tweet, but I'll tell you the context first. Caitlyn Clark was named uh by the fans at the top of the list of the WNBA

  • 2:40:20

    all-star voting. Um the players had her listed as number nine. Um Dick Vital and

  • 2:40:27

    many others said that this was not fair. And Dick Vital specifically tweeted, "It

  • 2:40:32

    is caps absurd the way that a number of players in the WNBA have treated Caitlyn

  • 2:40:38

    Clark. So sad, but I bet they love the charter flights, the increase in salaries, the crowds, these all caps,

  • 2:40:44

    the TV ratings since she arrived from Iowa. No doubt she is the best thing to happen to the WBA."

  • 2:40:53

    They're expanding too, right? Yeah. Coming to Philly. Wow. Yeah. Look at that. Y'all get Detroit. Yeah. You know,

  • 2:40:59

    we doing all right. 2030 it'll be in Philly. Hopefully we, you know, because of this. Y'all need all the help y'all can get.

  • 2:41:06

    It's cool. Y'all ever have What do you have in New York? What team do y'all have in New York? We have nothing. We

  • 2:41:11

    had the Nuts. The Devils. Y'all got no teams in Philly neither, [ __ ] Oh, the Eagles. They won. We're the reigning

  • 2:41:18

    champs, right? No, you got that. I stand corrected. And the Phillies in first place, but um it's interesting. I think

  • 2:41:25

    this is a little bit of a reach and I'm watching people and I hate the Caitlyn Clark debate because it always turns out

  • 2:41:31

    to be against Angel Reese or somebody else. It always ends up being a comparison thing just like Angel Reese is killing it right now. They just

  • 2:41:36

    tagged you. They tagged her. They tagged us in that. Yeah. And I'm like I'm an Angel Reese fan. She's a beast and I'm

  • 2:41:42

    happy that she's she's WNBA player of the week. She deserves it. She's playing much better, but she's always been good. Fear, you know, I love I love Angel

  • 2:41:48

    Reese. Um, but when it comes to Caitlyn Clark, I'm happy she's at the top of the all-star ballot because the fans get to

  • 2:41:54

    vote. But I don't think that the players who didn't pick her number one are hating on her. And I think that's the narrative we got to let go of. Like

  • 2:42:00

    there's legitimate reasons to not vote for Caitlyn Clark, especially this year. She's not shooting well. She missed a bunch of games. Didn't you say she was voted like ninth though? Ninth. But I

  • 2:42:06

    think nine are different. Not not one and nine. It's a It's a very big difference. Did they get their paychecks?

  • 2:42:14

    How'd they get them? Did they get sneaker deals? Did they get paid this week? They got paid. They got paid. So

  • 2:42:20

    Kaitlin's where she belongs. Sneaker deals. I agree with Dick Belle, but they going to say I'm cing for a white one.

  • 2:42:26

    Where would you put Where would you put her on the list, Joe? I would. Not only would I make her number one, I'd strip

  • 2:42:31

    those other chicks ability to vote. So you'll put a number one. She won't be number one. And to be clear, to your

  • 2:42:37

    point, Parks, it's not that she was number nine among players. She was number nine guard. They put eight. Yeah, that's number nine

  • 2:42:44

    player would actually wouldn't be unreasonable, but number nine guard is a bit tough. I do I do think they hating but also you think in the WNBA that's

  • 2:42:51

    better than Kayla Carter? I think this year's al because she missed games for injury and because of how she's question

  • 2:42:57

    her ACL she lost a leg and I want to put that out there. Yeah, you bugging. The allar

  • 2:43:04

    game isn't about who players miss too many games. That's what I'm saying. Do I I think Caitlyn Clark's a generational

  • 2:43:10

    talent. I I'm Where would you Where would you put him up? Would you put him this year? I probably would have her four or five. Okay. But I still would

  • 2:43:16

    have because of the injury. I I don't think it's crazy to have her low because of Are y'all not supposed to take into account the injury like by your

  • 2:43:22

    standards? Question. Can she play in the Allstar game? I I don't know. You tell

  • 2:43:27

    me. If she was injured and went to Dave and Busters on

  • 2:43:37

    the [ __ ] I would still make her number one. What? No. She would be

  • 2:43:42

    number one. She baldled up the trash in the kitchen. Yob yelled out Kobe. I

  • 2:43:47

    would still vote her number one. I don't know if y'all watch WBA games. I I watch I watch a lot. I watch a lot of them. I

  • 2:43:53

    don't She wouldn't be number one for me. She's She averages six turnovers a game. She's shooting poorly and she's missed a

  • 2:43:58

    ton of games. I mean, she shouldn't be at the top of the Allstar list. The fans over But the fans also do that all the

  • 2:44:04

    time. I mean, think about all the years. Mark does it all the time. Mark me? Yeah. What I do? Angel Reese. No, Angel

  • 2:44:10

    Reese deserves to be allar. You don't think so? I didn't say she don't deserve to be an allstar. Oh, you think I overrate her? I You just came in here

  • 2:44:15

    talk about No, just I just don't know what you're talking I'm not disagreeing with you. I don't know what you're saying. Tell me. Just say it. I don't want to say it cuz

  • 2:44:23

    it's I don't know. We talk behind the counter top. She is Moses Malone, my [ __ ] So, here here's here's I mean

  • 2:44:29

    Moses Malone is one of the greatest players of all time. I know. But I I get your point about the MeiBounds. the

  • 2:44:35

    mess. But but I'm stealing that. I didn't make it.

  • 2:44:41

    That [ __ ] called them Mei Bounds. Act like a fan that came to see the show.

  • 2:44:47

    He's like He think we hysterical. He called them shits me bounds.

  • 2:44:52

    You heard that before? Yeah. Copyrighted that. You don't be on the internet no more. Me bounds. Yeah. Yeah. But but

  • 2:44:59

    that's funny. I never heard that before. We said I'm still with that. Oh, [ __ ] already act

  • 2:45:05

    like he's sitting in the front row at the end. He be cutting around and then move the

  • 2:45:11

    mic closer. At the end of the day, I I think Caitlyn

  • 2:45:16

    Clark fans and Angel Reese fans are both extremists and they act like you can't like one without liking the other. And that's the [ __ ] that I like him. Angel

  • 2:45:23

    Reese is a good young player. Um, yes, she misses a lot of shots and her her

  • 2:45:28

    percentages in the basket are are not good. They're they're actually I think terrible for her for who she is. But

  • 2:45:34

    she's one of the best rebounders women's basketball has ever seen. Even when you take away her misses and one her rebounds from her own misses, she's

  • 2:45:39

    still an elite offensive and defensive rebounder and she's playing great right now. Kaitlin Clark is some other [ __ ]

  • 2:45:45

    though. Caitlyn Clark is a generational talent. Kaitlin Clark is a generational talent, but she's not playing well this year. We saw that with Jason Tatum his

  • 2:45:50

    second year. Kobe made the Allstar team his second year and didn't deserve it. The reason the reasons that I argue so hard and not even argue cuz I will admit

  • 2:45:58

    I am a casual W fan. I'm not watching all these games, but I'm going to argue

  • 2:46:03

    for Caitlyn Clark because I feel like the rest of the league deserves to be paid way more than they're paid. Like,

  • 2:46:11

    so I'm going to always argue for her. You talking about generational talent on the court? Yeah. But off the court, what

  • 2:46:18

    she's doing to networks and audiences and retention, that that was my whole point when she was injured, the the WNBA

  • 2:46:26

    tickets uh was cheaper than the food trucks that were parked outside. Like,

  • 2:46:31

    so I got to I got to champion her. I got to champion Kaitlyn. But you know what people say, right? Watch the games.

  • 2:46:38

    Don't just watch Caitlyn. No. Like, if you really if you're really rooting for the women's That's a poor That's a poor

  • 2:46:45

    retort. That's a poor that's a testament to her. I watch WNBA so a lot of them are tough. Super duper tough, right? And

  • 2:46:52

    I mean prospects. So it behooves me to take an interest in the games and watch

  • 2:46:58

    the games. And when we start talking about generational talent, you want to account for the guy that don't watch

  • 2:47:05

    none of this and is aware of who some of these players are and is aware of what how they move the needle with uh

  • 2:47:11

    advertising. That's a great point. That was what I'm saying. That's what I'm trying to get. You want to get more of me. We talking about We

  • 2:47:17

    talking about Allstar game. That's why I asked is she eligible to play? Yes. Then [ __ ] what's the Allstar game look like

  • 2:47:22

    without her? And that's a really talented person. No, no, no, no,

  • 2:47:28

    no. I don't mean I'm not talking about T. He's right. Imagine the Allstar game

  • 2:47:33

    this year with no Caitlyn. He's right. You losing viewership just on the

  • 2:47:38

    strength of that. I'm okay with her making a team because that's what the fans want. Allar game is about the fans. That's what she deserves. I'm just

  • 2:47:44

    saying I don't think the players are hating. Again, nine is a little low. There's there's some ninth best. Come

  • 2:47:50

    on, Mark. But again, I don't think her performance is not born allar perform. If she weren't Caitlyn Clark and you

  • 2:47:55

    looked at those numbers and you look if I say you miss nine games, you you're shooting 36% and and you're and you're

  • 2:48:01

    six turnovers a game. I don't think you say that's allar numbers. But that's my point and I see this is going to be bad cuz it's going to make it look like we

  • 2:48:06

    arguing the one versus the two. Yeah, shorty's field goal percentage is horrible. and you advocating for her. So

  • 2:48:13

    to say that shorty's turnovers are high, she damn near leads the league in assists. So she takes a lot of risks with the ball. You're gonna have more

  • 2:48:19

    turnovers. Shorty misses mad shots under the basket. And you she get them all back messing

  • 2:48:26

    alley. Yo Dave Chappelle, I just want to get you. Can I can I ask about Dave Chappelle? Cuz you know I got

  • 2:48:32

    to sneak a little palace out. You know, look, got to sneak it in.

  • 2:48:37

    Dave Chappelle went off on Khaled. I don't say go off. I don't want to overstate it, but in his comedy bit,

  • 2:48:43

    he's done it a few times, but recently it's come up again where he has said, "I got an issue with DJ Khaled for being

  • 2:48:50

    completely silent on Gaza, being completely silent on Palestine." He has been forever, even before October 7th, I

  • 2:48:56

    guess. And I I've had that criticism of Khaled, too. I've been sort of quiet about it a little bit because I I don't

  • 2:49:01

    think it's my place to tell. Yes, you do. What' you say? Yeah, sure you do. I

  • 2:49:06

    think it's my place to say that home. Got it. But like I wouldn't go to a woman and say you need to speak up more about women's issues. I wouldn't go to a

  • 2:49:12

    Jewish person you need to speak up more about Jewish issues. Like that makes sense. It's like it's weird for me as a non-member of that group to tell

  • 2:49:17

    somebody of that group how they need to handle their group. So that's the only So but when Palestinians say I'd be retweeting the [ __ ] out of it, right? I

  • 2:49:23

    be I amplify like a [ __ ] I'm not going to lead that charge cuz I don't

  • 2:49:29

    think it's my place. I guess my question is though, should we be expecting is it

  • 2:49:34

    wrong to expect famous people who represent a particular group that's catching hell to say something about it?

  • 2:49:40

    Like is that a is that a fair expectation? I think in this particular circumstance, yeah, there is an

  • 2:49:45

    expectation that you speak up for it just because it's so just because we're walk watching an act of genocide. It's

  • 2:49:51

    not just some garden variety oppression. We're watching an act of genocide happen. And this is these are your

  • 2:49:57

    people and you're silent. Yes. three of y'all. There's an expectation. The other thing for me is if there were like 100

  • 2:50:03

    famous Palestinians out there had she's doing it. You know what I mean? There's there's so few that I feel like you have

  • 2:50:08

    a greater So to those that do it, what happens when they go out and speak out? Is there

  • 2:50:15

    any type of ramifications? They make they make that list and Mark is on. So

  • 2:50:20

    I'm not I don't have a dog on the list. You want plus ones. I don't have a dog in a fight. If I'm Khaled.

  • 2:50:28

    All right, I say something and now all of this is at risk. Some people it's not worth it. Yo, I've had conversations

  • 2:50:35

    with Listen, I've had conversation with some athletes during uh when Kaepernick first took the knee. Mhm. And my man, he

  • 2:50:42

    was like, "Yo, I want to take the need to support." He was like, "But yo, I do that. I risk losing this. I got" And he

  • 2:50:49

    ran down a list of people that depend on me to bring the check home. I get it. Some people put that [ __ ] on the scale and be like, "Yo, I'm I'm with you, but

  • 2:50:57

    I can't be with you." Those people have a word for those people, though, right?

  • 2:51:03

    That's all. And I think again, I'm a rich. I think it depends on whose people. Again, if somebody says to me,

  • 2:51:09

    "Black people said to me all the time after I got fired from CNN, like, yo, like it wasn't your fight. Why' you say anything?" Right? And while I disagree,

  • 2:51:16

    I understand that argument, right? But I don't think anybody would have said if I got fired for speaking up for

  • 2:51:22

    Black Lives Matter. No, they wouldn't. You get what I'm saying? So, with the NBA player during during the pandemic

  • 2:51:27

    and during the George Floyd protests and all of that stuff, even during the bubble, I had a lot of off thereord

  • 2:51:33

    conversations with NBA players. We actually held a couple of like private sessions like teachings and things like

  • 2:51:38

    that with active NBA players, some of whom were allstars. And a lot of them said, "I want to speak up, but I'm

  • 2:51:44

    afraid to." And it wasn't until Dwayne Wade and Chris Paul once the the dandas

  • 2:51:49

    that are too big for the league to the discipline came forward and say yo we standing for this now everybody then

  • 2:51:56

    everybody did it. So there is but that's why you need the big names to come forward. So you know what I mean and that's why for me it's important for the

  • 2:52:02

    biggest star in the game to say something. It's different. Say more. That's a different situation. It's a different story because if LeBron comes

  • 2:52:09

    forth, let's just say in your example, it Oh, you got your muffin shirt on again.

  • 2:52:15

    Yo, man. Anyway, yo, it was LeBron. Um, Chris Paul. Chris Paul, Dwayne Wade, cuz

  • 2:52:22

    Chris Paul was was one of the head of the head of play association at the time. So, just say four or five of the

  • 2:52:27

    top dudes that come forth, they're too big and too important for the NBA to dismiss them. Yeah.

  • 2:52:34

    Khaled on the other end, and I'm not taking up for him. I'm just pointing out the differences. Uh, be careful.

  • 2:52:42

    He could go without music and music don't stop. You understand what I'm saying? If LeBron James not playing,

  • 2:52:47

    DWade not playing, the NBA's bottom line gets affected. If Khalid don't put out another album, music keeps going. World

  • 2:52:54

    keeps going. No, I agree. And you get what I'm saying? So, it's kind of apples and oranges in that respect. I'm only saying we don't you need big people to

  • 2:52:59

    lead the charge. We don't know who he's in business with that it may affect. That is That's my point, right? I think some people pick their family and their

  • 2:53:05

    business over anything that's going on in the world over the cause. Not saying it's right. I do I do agree and we do

  • 2:53:12

    wonder why you didn't say I mean he's doing more or representing more for Jamaica you know by bringing and

  • 2:53:17

    collaborating that looks away than speaking on Palestine. But we do see the effects of people who speak on

  • 2:53:23

    Palestine. There's a word for that too. Yeah. For a lot of things we talk about up here words. We do see the effects of

  • 2:53:30

    people that speak on Palestine. You just mark so you able to move around but other people if I if I could be finding

  • 2:53:36

    Tyler and let's keep it loaded. Miz is here. I

  • 2:53:42

    can't hear you say it again. Let's keep it loaded. M works here now. We ain't got too late. Think let's not just alert

  • 2:53:48

    everybody that he's employed here. Didn't the lady Rachel she she said one

  • 2:53:53

    thing Rachel? Yeah Rachel. That's what I'm saying. So they're showing that when you stand up for Palestine or Gaza and

  • 2:53:59

    speak against I guess the oppressors or whatever however you know it's looked at that there's some disciplinary actions

  • 2:54:06

    that happened to your pockets to your brand and maybe Ka just chose like I don't want to say anything even though it looks away he took a stance and to K

  • 2:54:14

    one thing I'll say in Kyle's defense it's not really his defense but it's not like he's loud on other things and quiet

  • 2:54:19

    on this he he his whole brand is to be non-threatening his whole brand is to be apolitical to be about fun and good times and speaking these kind of like

  • 2:54:26

    you know God did life is good we would you know it's all joy like he's not a contro he doesn't want to be controversial so I understand that it's

  • 2:54:32

    not like he's picking this one but to me this is the issue where I would have

  • 2:54:37

    liked to hear the best I would like to ask a lot of people who got a lot to say about Khaled if them speaking out on

  • 2:54:45

    whatever issue mattered to them would mean they lose their job and would have a hard time getting another job would

  • 2:54:51

    they speak out in my and I'm and a lot of people. There's some that's just, yo,

  • 2:54:57

    I I'll find another way. I'm with it. But the majority, I believe, are going to sit there and say, "Yo, no, I'm not I

  • 2:55:03

    can't risk that." I I agree. And just to tie us up for me, it I understand that. And I think we have to be strategic,

  • 2:55:08

    too, right? I don't think everything we should be dying for. Everything we shouldn't be losing our jobs for. I

  • 2:55:13

    think we have to be tactical. I agree with that. Um I just feel like there's always a reason not to be courageous.

  • 2:55:19

    And the more influence and the more power you have, the more you can be courageous, but also the more you have

  • 2:55:25

    to lose. And so for some people, they say, you know what, I mean, at the height of his fame, at the height of his

  • 2:55:32

    success, Muhammad Ali refused the draft. He wasn't going to go to war. He wasn't going to have a gun. They wanted him to

  • 2:55:38

    do boxing exhibitions. They wanted him to just go around the world and travel and box in front of he had there was no risk to him. But he gave up his title in

  • 2:55:45

    a sport that you don't get better as you get older. You don't punch I, you know, I seen this slap by. You don't get

  • 2:55:51

    better at fighting as you get older. So like he made a decision to risk it all

  • 2:55:58

    because a principle mattered. You know what I mean? And for me that's the tradition we should be following a little time has changed. More of the

  • 2:56:06

    other ones than there are Muhammad. It always was even back then. A lot more. Yeah. Yeah. And I think Khaled and those

  • 2:56:11

    like Khaled fall in that other basket. That's all. What do y'all want? What do y'all want to lose your careers over? What is what would y'all want to lose

  • 2:56:17

    your career over? And I don't mean your family. Like is there an issue? Question. It's a great question. My

  • 2:56:22

    family. That's that's literally the only thing. No issues, no struggles, no no

  • 2:56:28

    not today. I don't There's a few things for me if I think long enough. There's a few things

  • 2:56:34

    that I' I'd risk it all over. Yeah. And it's not just mistreatment of of of my family.

  • 2:56:42

    It's tough. It is like if you if you lost everything, if

  • 2:56:47

    you losing everything could make the collective like like succeed succeed further, would

  • 2:56:54

    you do it? And that's what people and that's what people have a gonna be there.

  • 2:57:02

    People's objection will be yo if I did x y and z and I for certain knew that it

  • 2:57:09

    would mean what the outcome would be change then some people would be more willing to sacrifice it. Other people

  • 2:57:15

    are looking at it like yo dog you can go do all of that lose this and it's not going to stop nothing over there. So

  • 2:57:22

    that that's a that's an objection. problem is what we know for sure is change won't happen unless we make

  • 2:57:28

    sacrifice. That's true. That that's the other side of that, you know, and until everybody's willing to make that kind of

  • 2:57:33

    sacrifice, we won't have any certainty. Well, we wouldn't know. Yeah, I agree. So So shout out to everybody who's

  • 2:57:39

    actually fighting for freedom and willing to take some risks. Yeah. Shout outs to y'all for sure.

  • 2:57:45

    That was a shout out to y'all. You think? I think that's what he was doing. Yeah, that's what he was doing.

  • 2:57:51

    No, it wasn't. It honestly wasn't. Like I said, we got to be I'm I'm No, I would tell you a shot to me. I don't give a

  • 2:57:57

    [ __ ] I'm not I would tell you. Oh, he hit me. And you

  • 2:58:04

    going and you going to do your song every song. No, it wasn't a shot at none of y'all

  • 2:58:10

    [ __ ] back. You wouldn't listen to white. So now look what you

  • 2:58:16

    For me. For me, it's a shot of the [ __ ] that got a billion dollars and won't do nothing. People got their own networks and won't do [ __ ] We all

  • 2:58:22

    again, I understand that we got to be tactical, you know what I mean? It's not a shot of I'm talking got nowhere near a

  • 2:58:27

    billion dollars, you know what I mean? Yeah. And if I did, I would block out the numbers.

  • 2:58:34

    [Laughter] There's just too many people out there that there are people who are too big to fail that still ain't saying [ __ ] And

  • 2:58:39

    that's the people I'm actually frustrated with the most. That's all. Got it. Okay. And for the pocket

  • 2:58:45

    watchers out there, when I get a billion,

  • 2:58:51

    they'll be signed. Just look out a window. If you live near me, just look out a window. Batman going

  • 2:58:58

    to be in the be walking down the street naked ass just throwing [ __ ] money to

  • 2:59:04

    the side. That's going to be I'm I'mma reinvent what philanthropy looks like.

  • 2:59:09

    Like, is that Jones sleepwalking again? No, he throwing his fortune away. Yo,

  • 2:59:16

    with the starlet pictures like this. Oh [ __ ] On the ground. Oh man, that is

  • 2:59:23

    hilarious. Sound like that dude that passed and um had part of his will. He wanted the helicopter. Yeah, the car

  • 2:59:29

    wash dude helicopter dropped the money out. Yeah. Where was this? You ready to

  • 2:59:34

    leave? Yeah. You missed it. Look at you. You ready to go? You ready to run off? Absolutely. Yeah. It was Detroit. at

  • 2:59:40

    this after this funeral. They had the helicopter and just dropping money. It's like falling finding a you know falling

  • 2:59:45

    a brinks truck and it just opens up on the on the highway. Okay. So now a brink truck now you're driving that don't

  • 2:59:50

    happen. Now you're driving down the road bring truck open. Are you parking and getting out and remember remember your

  • 2:59:56

    your citizenship is if you get locked up it's over. It's a risk I'm willing to take. A thousand% yes. Okay. Hopefully.

  • 3:00:03

    How much money you going to get? Exactly. A race truck opens up. There's a lot of money that come out of there.

  • 3:00:08

    Yeah. But how much? You gota go run around and snatch it all before there's other people. How much you think you

  • 3:00:13

    could put in your pockets at far? Yeah, that's the question. It would go everywhere. You're going to

  • 3:00:19

    get $600. I'm about to say you get about you going to get about $69,000 and risk

  • 3:00:25

    your whole career in citizenship on 70 80 grand. I wouldn't be the only one doing it. You're not getting 80 grand,

  • 3:00:30

    bro. I don't know how big your pockets. You just subtract two morals potion. We could get it done.

  • 3:00:41

    We'll talk about that. Like if you going to do all that for 69 grand. See, work smarter not harder. Yo. All right. All

  • 3:00:48

    right. Forget it. God damn it. Wait till I come back in another life. You see? When I come back in another life.

  • 3:00:54

    Exactly. You see a man on, you better stop playing. Yo. Oh man. Don't drown puff.

  • 3:01:05

    Sorry. Sorry. I know you ain't talking about a [ __ ] joke. Yeah. Oh boy. What we got? What we got? What we got? That

  • 3:01:11

    was everything. We did it. I think we did it. Nothing else need us. I think we might did it. I feel irresponsible if I

  • 3:01:18

    don't just say one tiny thing. We ain't going to talk about it, but I just want to mention it. Donald Trump's big beautiful bill passed

  • 3:01:24

    while we've been sitting here. Um, that means lots of militarization at the border, more ICE agents, more

  • 3:01:31

    detentions, cutting out a clean energy bill. I mean, every it's it's a multi- trillion dollar bill that's going to

  • 3:01:36

    [ __ ] up. Medicaid got slashed. Yeah. Medicaid got everything you didn't want to happen just happened. And everything you did want to happen didn't happen and

  • 3:01:42

    it it passed through the Senate and it's going to pass through the House very very soon. Like that's a foregone conclusion. So, world's about to be a

  • 3:01:49

    little different for people who are struggling. That's all. Just want to give you a little bit of bad news before we go. That is an absolute mess. That's

  • 3:01:56

    [ __ ] up. I heard it's [ __ ] up SNAP benefits, right? It's going to [ __ ] up SNAP benefit. Yeah. I suggest people go

  • 3:02:02

    to the White House and look at the actual bill cuz it's so long and so detailed. Thousand pages, right? Yeah. It's 1,000 pages and it's a lot in

  • 3:02:08

    there. I mean, building fences at the border, separating families. I mean, it's it's it's awful really across the

  • 3:02:15

    board. So, Oh, separating families like he was doing before, right? Okay. Just

  • 3:02:20

    now with a lot more power and a lot more money. Multi-t trillion dollars. Damn. Can't buy no and America voted by it and

  • 3:02:25

    they voted for it. America voted some of y'all up here. I think it's a testament to how nobody up here voted for that. At

  • 3:02:33

    least one person did. Well, speak for yourself and that's fine. We don't that ain't got nothing to do with us. I just

  • 3:02:38

    said one person who speak for yourself. I already know. They told me. Oh, they told me on the low somebody sitting

  • 3:02:45

    right here. Someone came to you in confidence and said that I voted for Donald Trump. Yep. And I'm not saying who. I think I would know who it is. So,

  • 3:02:50

    I'm good. Wait. People would say that in confidence. How does that go? Your dogs.

  • 3:02:56

    Don't tell, but I like what's going on. I know you green party, but big was my

  • 3:03:03

    man. I don't think nobody in here for Trump. No, I can see one person doing I know one person that did. I think I

  • 3:03:10

    think we had a conversation with that person about See, that works here. Yeah.

  • 3:03:16

    Really? Oh, y'all got to tell me after. Don't try to throw him off with your shock, [ __ ]

  • 3:03:23

    No way. It's a small appeal. You mean this couch that me and

  • 3:03:30

    I sit on, [ __ ] You know, if I if I voted for that [ __ ] I'd say it. You know, you wouldn't. There's a lot of

  • 3:03:36

    [ __ ] you don't say. I don't want to take this mad [ __ ] you don't say. You wouldn't say mad [ __ ] you feel you don't say. You wouldn't say that. You wouldn't

  • 3:03:42

    even tell him what you told me. Yeah. At the fridge. What you say? What you tell at the fridge? Yo,

  • 3:03:48

    what you tell at the fridge? If you won't play that, I didn't remotely vote for Donald Trump. I don't like Donald Trump. I don't I didn't know what Donald

  • 3:03:55

    Trump stand for. You're not supposed to say anything on the podcast threatening about the president cuz they sending them boys up here. They send it to your

  • 3:04:03

    stores. They said, "Oh, it's going to start getting bad." Like [ __ ] think that it You can't say you was just

  • 3:04:08

    hypothetically somebody that we know. Let's just say a person that we know and they just lock them up and leave them

  • 3:04:13

    locked up for 3 months and then be like, "All right, my bad. We made a mistake." and let you go. And ain't nothing you

  • 3:04:19

    can do about it. It's nothing you could [ __ ] do. So you lost your job. You might have got evicted. You know what I'm saying? All of those things. All

  • 3:04:26

    Yeah. Like dog. And it's nothing. Could have got poked up in jail. Anything happens like and they just be like, "Oh,

  • 3:04:31

    my bad. That's where we are." Yeah. That's scary. That's scary, my [ __ ]

  • 3:04:40

    What? He said that Ice. It's not funny. ISIS

  • 3:04:45

    taking [ __ ] that was born over here. Some [ __ ] that was born on like uh uh

  • 3:04:51

    naval base or army base and they go get them. Talking about that's not technically American soil.

  • 3:04:59

    That's nasty [ __ ] Like that's the [ __ ] that they American naval bases. Nasty. It's nasty [ __ ] going on. Yeah.

  • 3:05:04

    That is that true? Yeah. One guy said that he one guy said he was in Jamaica.

  • 3:05:10

    Think he was born on a naval base in think in Jamaica. you know, in Germany or something like that or Germany or

  • 3:05:16

    America and they sent them back to Jamaica. I love how Hey, the fans here I'll be talking to you. I love how we

  • 3:05:23

    deliver the news. We be like, "Yo, I'm the head of Jamaica." I mean, or Germany. You lying

  • 3:05:32

    right there somewhere with the J sound over there somewhere with the J sound.

  • 3:05:40

    Watch your [ __ ] mouth, [ __ ] Jamaica or German booty in Sou Falls.

  • 3:05:49

    I love that [ __ ] was funny. No, that was fun. Listen. Yo, listen. I'mma tell y'all cuz y'all my friend.

  • 3:05:55

    Never seen that word in my life. Yes, you have. I have never seen that word in my entire heard it. Yes. Jermaine

  • 3:06:02

    Thomas, who was born in a US military base in Germany, was recently deported from Texas to Jamaica. Okay. You were

  • 3:06:08

    born. Yeah, but [ __ ] I got my facts right. Don't [ __ ] But that's still not going to kill the chicken nugget joke. None of the jokes. Like we You got

  • 3:06:15

    your facts right. Let me ask you. I thought I thought And you read it good. I thought it was We good. We good. I'm

  • 3:06:21

    going to get you. It was a compliment. That was a compliment. I thought it was about growth, bro. I thought it was about

  • 3:06:27

    Yeah, you I thought it was about growth. You give that speech and we trying to grow. Said you went from the tenders.

  • 3:06:33

    Yeah. We trying to be better podcasters and all you do is is is stick to the same jokes and rhetoric. I'm just trying

  • 3:06:39

    to be a better podcaster. I think you kill me. I don't want to hear that part, [ __ ] Acknowledge George. What's his

  • 3:06:45

    name? Scott. George. Jermaine. German Jamaican Thomas. Yeah. Yeah. What the

  • 3:06:51

    That's the funny part. Peace. Jermaine. Right. All right. Uh,

  • 3:06:57

    that's crazy. I don't have anything else that we need.

  • 3:07:05

    I don't need to give my opinion on nothing else for sure. If if I talk any longer, there's going to be some [ __ ]

  • 3:07:10

    getting laughed at again. I'm already in trouble. We don't need to do that. Yeah, I try. Hey, I shut up during the

  • 3:07:16

    calendar [ __ ] You know how my man so much fun. My man Preservation, he preserve all his

  • 3:07:21

    relationships. No, he don't give a [ __ ] I'm stick I'm sticking with that now. Then I jump out the window with [ __ ] I

  • 3:07:27

    don't care. Put everything on this [ __ ] Yeah. Look at me.

  • 3:07:34

    Hey, you may have a point. You going to say something mean to me next? No, I just don't have it. Ain't me preserving

  • 3:07:39

    a Khaled relationship. I ain't trying to just Even though the other day when I was at

  • 3:07:44

    wherever I was at, [ __ ] start playing some of a couple of old Khaled songs. Some of the songs you forgot about. He got slaps on the whole slaps. Yeah. Like

  • 3:07:52

    he could put a best together. Yes. Mine. Like he got some of them. He got He got a couple, but he got more than a

  • 3:08:00

    couple. Yeah. Yeah. Know. Would you engineer a K album while he's not standing up for Palestinian Palestinian

  • 3:08:06

    ranks and then turn me up? Turn that down. We

  • 3:08:11

    meet in Tel Aviv, man. Get out of here. [ __ ] would you build out for Khaled even though he's not standing up for the

  • 3:08:18

    right people right now? Yes. Mel, would you do a cameo for Khaled

  • 3:08:24

    even though he's not standing up as she wouldn't? Sure.

  • 3:08:30

    I'm just going to go with the going with the group. Way different than I thought you would ask that question. Don't say go with the group then. That question.

  • 3:08:37

    Hey, what would y'all be willing to stand up for? I'm changing my answer.

  • 3:08:45

    Nothing. My mom. I'll change my answer. I'm retired. Yo, [ __ ] ain't standing up for [ __ ] No,

  • 3:08:52

    ma'am. Huh? I said I'll change my answer. I'm retired. Okay. Yeah.

  • 3:08:58

    Flip. Would I do what? Do a skit with No, I wasn't I saw you went to the the

  • 3:09:04

    gay parade the other day. The pride parade. Oh, yeah. I was really proud of you after. No, I didn't. I went after.

  • 3:09:10

    Yeah. It was back with you. Somebody was like dancing. I'm just saying I didn't think you I was I went after Yeah. to

  • 3:09:16

    meet them after. I didn't go when it was done. I went But you went you went to the after party. I don't know if to

  • 3:09:22

    clean up for the after party. Well, let me explain to the party. I

  • 3:09:29

    went to the after. Let me explain. You went to the Pride events. No. So, I went

  • 3:09:34

    when everything was shut down and I went there to go meet up with JR and everybody. That's what I did. JR was out

  • 3:09:40

    there. So, your son was there. He was there filming, putting in work. What he get paid to do. You know, I have to pay him. I think paying people is good. What

  • 3:09:46

    he get paid to do? He's putting in work. Yeah. He's putting in work. Yeah. With Woody and Mily and did a great So, so you could have just

  • 3:09:54

    man you for for a young teenage guy. You said W too. What? What do you think JR was at the property? I think he was

  • 3:10:00

    filming uh content for you. Thank you very much. Very good. Why did you get out the car and get on the deliver with

  • 3:10:06

    Woody Mil? Huh? Why did you get out of the car and jump on the float? I didn't jump on the float. He was proud. Are you

  • 3:10:12

    crazy? Wasn't you? No, I thought I You

  • 3:10:18

    took your shirt off. I didn't I don't do that no more. I jumped the fence to go with Washington Square. Who was I waving at?

  • 3:10:24

    I could have sworn he was the CE in the YMCA. I could have sworn Oh, [ __ ] got his mother. Look how you acting, huh?

  • 3:10:31

    Your man help you open your shop back and look how you acting, huh? You got Watch your [ __ ] mouth when you talk to me. Listen, no, I wasn't at the

  • 3:10:38

    parade. It's okay if you weren't. It's fine. Yeah. So, we don't judge. It was nice though. It was cool. They treat you good. The people show love. Yeah. How

  • 3:10:44

    you know? How I know? Cuz I was there. You said you wasn't there. Did you bought the bottle of beer at 79? You

  • 3:10:52

    know you [ __ ] up. You know you [ __ ] up, right? You guys are you guys are mean. I think

  • 3:10:59

    it's great that you guys are you really growing. No, you I'm proud of you, too. Thank you very much. Yeah. Yeah. Don't

  • 3:11:04

    tell him he growing. I think if you would have been there the whole day, you'd have had some fire content, too. Absolutely. I didn't want to No, I I was

  • 3:11:10

    They advised me not to go because of my, you know, things that I say. I don't I didn't want to say the wrong thing. I know this. Don't go there if you're not

  • 3:11:17

    going to be open-minded to what's going on.

  • 3:11:24

    I'm just looking for a song. Maybe next year. Maybe next year. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe next year.

  • 3:11:31

    Clean. Oh man.

  • 3:11:36

    All right. And you was up there looking sweet. See? Oh yeah. See like he means

  • 3:11:42

    nice. How you know I was looking sweet gang? That's what I mean. How you know that? He was being a nice guy. You watch Did you watch me? Yeah. You watched it.

  • 3:11:50

    You godam. I I was glued to my TV. That was some of the best entertainment I could see. Are you crazy? Not my fault

  • 3:11:58

    though. I I No, no. I turned the TV on. When I turn on Hulu, it was like gay

  • 3:12:03

    parade. I said bet cuz I support and I watched for all day

  • 3:12:10

    till it turned off and it was a meet the press Sunday people on. Josie sent me

  • 3:12:15

    some [ __ ] and said, "Yo, I need a 48 on this. That's too That ain't 48. Ain't

  • 3:12:21

    And I did like the song, but I'm retired, man. Well, for now anyway. For

  • 3:12:27

    now. There you go. For now. For now. For sure. I don't need to put nothing out. They're going to try to find all the

  • 3:12:32

    subs like, "Oh my god, which co-host is he just a mean? They can't have that.

  • 3:12:38

    That's just We ain't We ain't beat for that." What y'all doing this week? What y'all doing for American Independence Day?

  • 3:12:44

    It's America's birthday, man. We got to celebrate. Yeah, I'm taking advantage of my independence.

  • 3:12:49

    Mark went off and he on the list.

  • 3:12:56

    Oh [ __ ] I trying to find a barbecue though. Yeah, you stupid. Yeah, for sure. Yeah. You see what Vic Meno wrote?

  • 3:13:02

    You said what? Did you see what Vic wrote? No. No. I wrote some fly [ __ ] Oh, about the the Oh, yeah. I saw that.

  • 3:13:08

    The story that you told. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I saw that. I saw that. I saw that. Him and Lady Butt Mecca from Digable Planets posted. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That was fly.

  • 3:13:15

    Shout out to both of them. Said he had to get them off you though. He didn't say he pulled them off you. Said he had

  • 3:13:21

    to pull them [ __ ] up off you. It's cool. I expected it. I followed Vic, man. [ __ ] it. I love that [ __ ] Yo, Vic

  • 3:13:28

    is And I'm glad they they kill his character off on the show. I was happy about that. I know none of y'all watch.

  • 3:13:36

    Yeah. Hey, listen. No, I still watch this [ __ ] Sorry. I hear another peep

  • 3:13:42

    about one of these shy people that I don't I don't watch this show. I know. I

  • 3:13:47

    said I'm glad is in the sh. Yeah. What are you doing in there? Has he been there the whole time? No, he came in a

  • 3:13:53

    couple seasons ago. Are you watching? I'm not. But I need to watch. Well, not

  • 3:13:59

    No, I'm I'm not I don't even know what this is about. I'm looking for a new show. Yo, you can't If you don't know

  • 3:14:05

    what the DAP is about, don't take it. about that. I take it back. Dab it on

  • 3:14:11

    some wrong [ __ ] I have no clue. If you knew, you probably wouldn't dab it. Okay. Okay. So then, no. I just finished

  • 3:14:17

    Yellowstone. I need a new series. No, she would dab it. But I almost finished with 20 1923.

  • 3:14:23

    You like it, right? It's not bad. It's It's better than Oregon Trail. 1920. It's not as good as Yellowstone. I

  • 3:14:28

    tapped out. I ain't going to hold you. 1923. Yellowstone was really good. I'm good. Yellowstone was great. Then

  • 3:14:36

    um if you home with nothing to do on Netflix, watch that [ __ ] about the the cruise

  • 3:14:43

    ship that lost the electricity and the and the fire. What was it called? Train wreck. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

  • 3:14:50

    Mel, listen to me. Let's let's have a moment. Let's for real. Let's have a talk. because what you did to my straw

  • 3:14:57

    review that I worked on from home was despicable

  • 3:15:04

    and you back again now like I don't want to create this trend where when I

  • 3:15:10

    discuss something you are right there okay you got it you got it

  • 3:15:16

    you got it did y'all watch what she did to my straw review see that I don't even remember the straw

  • 3:15:22

    review I don't remember I didn't I I don't recall either. But anyways, go ahead on. Yeah, I know watch [ __ ] [ __ ]

  • 3:15:28

    off. Anyway, that train wreck [ __ ] Come on. We could do train. You saw it? Did you see it? No.

  • 3:15:36

    I [ __ ] did not. You know, I love her. I'm working on a piece called Train Wreck, too.

  • 3:15:42

    I love I love I have a feeling I might be in it. Guess who going to be the But hold on. It is a series on Netflix, but

  • 3:15:48

    And uh the one that I did watch was the Travis Scott one. I did see that one.

  • 3:15:53

    Everybody keeps talking about that one and I'm not in a rush to get to that one. I do want to see that. They also

  • 3:15:59

    50's got a thing about the Long Island Killer. Is it? I want to watch that. Yeah. Uh yeah, it is on Peacock. So

  • 3:16:05

    good. I've seen a Long Island Killer. [ __ ] 95. I don't think you have. There's only been the one. No, no, no.

  • 3:16:11

    The reason why you you saw the Netflix one, the one on Peacock. This one This is the first time. This is the first

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    time that the family is talking. Oh, okay. But I mean Day did it too. Mhm.

  • 3:16:22

    2020 did it. Oh, okay. I'm talking about I just want to watch [ __ ] [ __ ] Like I'm I watch BMF. Yo, we got make

  • 3:16:32

    them in the freezer. Well, you know what's interesting? I think I think 50 is an EP on this. Yeah,

  • 3:16:39

    he he was that cruise train wreck [ __ ] If you

  • 3:16:46

    don't if you got time to kill, watch it. Isaac was on here.

  • 3:16:51

    Who is Isaac? You getting biblical? I got that one. I got that one. Yours in the house. Yours in the house. I got

  • 3:16:57

    that one from the love boat. Love in the house. I got that one. Freeze. Who's right? Ace or Shelly? Yeah. You're fired. Ace is right. Ace is right. Ace

  • 3:17:05

    is 100% right. I'm with you. It's Ace is right. Hey, that's our Love Island review, y'all. Oh yeah, that's it.

  • 3:17:10

    That's all roll out of here. It's a vote happening on the next episode. I know. I'm seen it. Ace and Shelly. Yeah. Some

  • 3:17:17

    Love Island [ __ ] Y'all don't watch. Y'all don't understand. Yeah. Civilized [ __ ] swine

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    heathens. I don't know what y'all be doing with your time beside watching Love Island. Especially antagonizing

  • 3:17:28

    your girl during Love Island. That's it's my new favorite [ __ ] to do. My thing about y'all, if y'all watch the

  • 3:17:35

    show, then why don't y'all come in and together like make some other people

  • 3:17:41

    want to watch it instead of just having like inside lingo to each other about the show? I can answer that. the whole

  • 3:17:48

    everyone watches the show first of all. Yeah, everybody. It's a very popular show. One, it's popular. But I could

  • 3:17:54

    definitely answer that because the second me and him get to talking about it, Mr. Button over there is going to stomp all over it and clown us for it.

  • 3:18:01

    Yeah. I got a lot of bad ideas about what Mr. Button would do. Well, I've I've only seen it happen quite a couple times when it's something that you're

  • 3:18:07

    not really interested in. But I'm interested in this. Oh, well then that's different. Now you tell me you're interested and we we'll we'll have some

  • 3:18:12

    fun with it. Well, I only recommended you do it because I was interested in it. If you would say like that Game Boy [ __ ] you normally talk about that

  • 3:18:18

    and I would have told you to shut the [ __ ] up. And that's that's why I ain't come here and give y'all the recap on that. I promise you are they did have

  • 3:18:25

    this topic written down and I didn't bring it up but maybe on Patreon. I would like to see you guys' algorithms.

  • 3:18:33

    Let's see everybody's algorithm. My Wait, wait, wait. Hold on. Which algorith?

  • 3:18:44

    Instagram. Oh, I that's ass. Oh, no. It's a bunch of [ __ ] on mine. No, mine is one. What? I show you definitely just

  • 3:18:51

    see that on a Patreon. I showed you mine. Yeah, it's nothing but ass. It's actually hilarious. Yeah. Oh, no. That's

  • 3:18:58

    a lot of [ __ ] M. That's I don't even want to see it if it's ass on Instagram. You know what I mean? Yeah. Mine is a

  • 3:19:04

    bunch of travel [ __ ] Don't anybody try to snitch on themselves now before we before we do it. Oh, no. It's some box

  • 3:19:10

    in there. I'm just saying. It's nast.

  • 3:19:16

    Yo, this [ __ ] is crazy. Now, are we snitching on ourselves? This

  • 3:19:22

    [ __ ] be crazy. I'm about snitch. Hey, if you see the uh the fresh and fit dude in my [ __ ] it's cuz the black dude is

  • 3:19:30

    trying to beat him up at his little mobile desk. He was trying to [ __ ] him up.

  • 3:19:36

    Hey, they going to teach y'all with your little mobile desk just parking up in the street to talk to people. Don't

  • 3:19:42

    worry about it. All right, keep us in your prayers. Lord knows we need to be there. Until the next time, we bid you

  • 3:19:49

    do. Farewell. Adios, Rea. Aa

  • 3:19:55

    vista Sou Falls. Or so long. Goodbye. Sou Falls

  • 3:20:01

    or so long. Goodbye. Remember, life is a series of moments and moments pass. So,

  • 3:20:07

    let's make this one last as if it's all we have. And lastly, the baddies are

  • 3:20:12

    insecure. The stagnant women want to travel. And the close-minded women want you to teach them things. Grab you with talent all you might need. Hey,

  • 3:20:20

    we gone. Until next time, y'all. Only down out there.

  • 3:20:26

    [Music] [Laughter]

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    Enough for daddyp.

  • 3:20:39

    [Music] No job. [Music]