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Microphone check. What is this

JB? Back to business.

I guess right now we should start the

show.

Let's see where it goes.

Put those phones away. Hey, let's put

those phones away. Hey, put those phones

away. I see your phone. Let's put those

phones away. started. Put those phones

away. I see your phone now. Put those

phones away.

>> All right.

No.

>> I thought we were performing.

>> No conversation. No conversation.

>> Oh, we started.

>> Yeah, we always start.

>> You need a rhythm section, man.

What'sopping?

>> What's good? What's good, homie?

>> Good to see you, brothers. How's

everybody doing? How's everybody

feeling? What's popping? What's popping

with y'all?

>> Miss the orange memo.

>> Yeah, I don't know how that happened.

Who wore it better? I don't know how

that happened. Yo.

>> Yeah,

>> we spoke about it last night.

>> Rugy's a little better.

>> No, we didn't, man. Don't do that.

>> Yo, what you doing? Yo. Yeah. I'm going

to throw that orange on.

>> Ice wins cuz he switched up the watch

band on him.

>> And he got the Reebok pumps on.

>> Got to take it back to the pump.

>> Come on, man. I'm giving it to Ice.

>> Got to take it back to the pump.

>> I'm giving it to Freeze.

>> The rugy's nice, but the pumps do they

do something.

>> Yeah. Throwback. They

>> do something. Look at this. What you up

to man?

>> You know where he

is. Come on now.

[Laughter]

[Music]

>> We can tell by your outfits what you got

for

>> We don't even got to talk to you. That's

how you

>> 50y old right there.

>> He don't even know how to fake it out no

more. Walk out the door looking like

what the night about to be.

at 10 a.m. I'm going home.

>> You're not going home. He'll get there.

>> You didn't wear those New Balances to go

home tonight.

>> He'll get home.

>> Oh, at some point years old going home.

>> Don't you got New Yeah, you got a New

Balance sponsor. You just Yeah, you

thought I catch on. You got a lot of New

Balance from the top to the bottom.

>> New Balance is old Jiggy.

>> Yeah,

>> New Balance is old Jiggy. It came back

so you still look fresh.

>> Dog whistle at the New Balance. I see

what you're doing.

>> I see what you're doing now.

>> I support you.

>> I'm I'm ignoring you first off.

>> Now the t-shirts he he got to update.

>> That's weird. That's where you show his

age.

>> No, he forgot that when he walked out

the house, he forgot he forgot to change

it into the new pack. He had to let

wifey He had to let wifey seem to leave

like that. Oh, he just going to go to

work.

>> I think that's a new balance t-shirt,

too.

>> T-shirt. Is this new? Oh, no.

>> Wait. Oh, no. Oh, no. That's old.

>> New balance. Head to toe. Head to toe.

>> Got the new better socks and everything.

You got to sponsor [ __ ] socks on.

>> All right. No hyper focus on his leave

alone, man. I would appreciate that. But

how can we leave aone?

>> Yes.

>> When he come like that,

>> he definitely has New Balance.

>> Yeah. 10,000%.

If you got New Balance boxer briefs on,

I'll walk the out. I will walk smooth

out the spark ass. If you got New

Balance box and I won't talk to you no

more.

>> So, I'm just going to think that that

ain't that ain't happening. That ain't

happening.

>> Why would you just not be happy?

>> Oh [ __ ]

>> You got New Balance deal.

>> Yeah, for sure.

>> Do you have New Balance on going is

>> No, I'm happy for you.

>> Draws though.

>> For the debate, you will wear them

>> all day.

>> Okay. Which means he hasn't you talking

about

>> even if they made like your nuts

uncomfortable.

>> Yeah,

right. You ever go in box boxer boxer

brief draw your wrong pair you get your

period draws at the end of the wash.

That wrong.

Yo what?

>> I don't like how these is making my

nuts.

>> N I'm damn near there. Like yo, I'm

doing work in my house and I can't

really get to like it's sectioned off.

Still not going to answer.

>> Hello.

>> Hey, good morning Joe.

>> Good morning. How did you get in?

>> Hey, new hire.

>> Please. How did you get in here though?

Joe,

>> what do you mean? How we get

>> to the left?

>> There's construction in the front. So,

was it on the entrance?

>> Do you see the McDonald's?

>> What?

>> Bye, Joe.

>> Are you Are you

Oh man.

Oh sh

Wait, you're not by the McDonald's? Oh,

where are you, girl? Oh my god. Holy

[ __ ]

>> Oh man,

>> I'm crying.

>> See the X on the

make.

>> Yo, and and maybe the a bad time to play

elitist.

>> Can't play elitist, Joe. Now, after the

week we've had, you can't.

>> It's a bad time to play Elitas, but I'm

sticking with what got us to number one.

So, here it is.

>> Oh, man. Yo, I am so mad that they are

installing bike lanes out there.

>> I ain't going to hold you.

>> Yo, I [ __ ] is that [ __ ] as [ __ ]

>> my [ __ ] Them shits is wide as hell.

>> I thought that was a bus lane.

>> That [ __ ] is a tractor lane. Like

>> I thought the rough riders was going to

do

the three-wheelers.

>> The four-wheelers. Yeah. I thought I

thought DM was coming over. That ain't

no bike lane.

>> That ain't no bike lane. That [ __ ] is a

[ __ ]

>> I wanted to write the mayor.

>> I wanted

>> I want to write somebody.

And then I was like, damn, that's Come

on, Joe. Check yourself. Like it was a

check yourself moment. Like you know

what time it is. They they building all

these buildings. the biker people, the

city bike people, the people that want

to commute. New Yorkers don't be having

cars.

>> Yeah. You know, New Yorkers are bums.

You know, they ain't got no [ __ ] cars

and now they want to bike everywhere

over here.

>> I wish they didn't [ __ ] no

parking where I'm at.

>> Yeah. Well,

>> I wish there was more biking.

>> Told you. Come on over. It's all you got

to do. I already called the governor. I

told him you're my man and you coming. I

appreciate that.

>> Got you.

>> Biker lanes is funny. Bikers in New

Jersey are funny cuz on Sundays if you

got somewhere to go in the morning or

the afternoon, the bikers think that if

you collide with them, they could win.

>> Uhhuh.

>> They will.

>> The lawsuit, you know,

>> they going to sue your [ __ ] socks

off.

>> Oh, I put I put some money to the side,

man. For them, I would put Sometimes it

would feel so good to hit one of them

dudes.

>> Like they drive fast in the lane. They

ride real fast.

>> I got my man in Harlem with that bike

that I I hit. That was a hidden run

though, so he couldn't Well, he was

going to do I got out of there.

You have to catch me if I do it. Sorry.

>> I smacked the [ __ ] at St.

Y'all never hit nobody on a bike with a

gun.

>> No, that [ __ ] [ __ ] I hit he was going

somewhere. He had some pool too

delivering it.

Smack the [ __ ] St. Thomas.

>> Yeah, man. apologize.

>> Well, yeah, I can.

>> Them biker dudes be aggressive.

>> Oh man. Yo,

>> they do. They do.

>> They do. They think they own the road.

>> And that's the thing.

>> If they are doing some type of marathon

in front of me.

>> Mhm.

>> And I'm speeding up.

Is it wise to to break?

You could break. I know the Jersey law.

Hey, you got to act like a car. share

the rules.

>> But is it but is it wise like if I said

[ __ ] the law,

>> you know, but I would never.

>> I would never.

>> Nah. No.

>> Anyway, man, we got a great show lined

up for you guys today. Got a great show

lined up for you guys today. That's

funny. So,

>> oh man, trying to hit the

>> We should at least try to help shorty

get in. Help Mona get in, man.

>> She's calling me right now. She don't

know.

>> Cory,

>> call Mona, man.

>> Yeah. Take my phone and here call Mona,

man, so she could get in. Oh yeah. The

hell is wrong with uh Cory?

>> Cory just standing there.

>> Cory just standing there making [ __ ]

coffee or some [ __ ] texting his new

little boot thing.

>> Yeah, you could tell with Cory like he

got the jeans on like he just threw on.

>> Cory one of them dudes you got, you know

how you got some dudes you got to stop

being fly with when they into somebody?

It's like, "All right, you about to be

one of those.

>> I see. You about to be that."

>> Yo, that should be annoying as hell. Um,

yo, you got the community in the uproar,

man.

>> Who? Me?

>> Yo, you kind of do that on the low.

>> Do what? Wait, what? The first two

months,

you kind of disappear. Yo,

>> as far as fashion wise,

>> no, it's been a long time, but the first

two months you get something you be you

be 25 hours.

>> I lock in you, man.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

>> Okay. Okay. It's a long time.

>> Yo. Yo, you all right?

>> That's what I said.

>> Man is in a whole relationship, my man.

my man like you talking like that [ __ ]

was just in the old relationship boy. We

can't even play with you like that. Look

what you doing. We don't play with

people. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. We don't

though, boy. We We acknowledge that

you're in a relationship, but you just

do slick [ __ ] to get outside. But we not

saying, "Yo, you locking it with other

people."

>> You definitely don't want to open that

can with me.

Apologize. As a matter of fact, here we

go again.

>> Apologize.

>> You know, I just had a meeting.

>> Apologize, [ __ ] I just had a meeting

yesterday.

>> That's your business. Apologize to me

about that.

>> To them to me. [ __ ] wrong with you.

Y'all ridiculous.

>> I I promise you we got a great show

lined up for you guys today. Don't touch

that D.

>> Really?

>> Boom.

>> Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah.

>> Yeah. It's about that time. It's about

that time, y'all. For sure. Time for the

best broadcast in the universe with the

best cast in the universe. Stop [ __ ]

playing with me, man. Stop [ __ ]

playing. We do a lot of playing, but not

today.

You know what I mean?

>> Play with some [ __ ] that's going to play

back pause.

>> Got Philadelphia in the building. Stay

poppity. Huh? Stay poppity.

I'm so coy. I don't give those parts. I

don't care.

>> You could at least

>> I sit home and think of this stuff.

>> You could at least play some, Joe.

>> Oh, no. No, no. Y'all ain't going to

join.

>> So, who state properties? I'm free.

>> You and Mark

ain't nothing state properties. Facts.

>> Right. Mark,

>> who is that?

[ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ]

>> And flip and Mona.

All right.

>> That's no substitution. Mark drop is too

good for just and flip and Mona. We have

to fix that.

>> We gonna get you a drop.

>> We gonna get you a drop.

>> I need one.

>> And we gonna get flip a drop. I mean,

now that

>> Oh, you look nice.

>> Thank you.

>> Now that one.

>> I can't say it. But

you know what I mean? Hey. Hey. You look

at

He just told me that same [ __ ]

downstairs.

He put his hand up like this to me.

>> We going to get a drop for Flip. We

going to get a drop for Big Mo. Look at

Big Mo in the building. I'm so happy to

see each and every one of y'all parks.

What episode is this?

>> This is 871.

>> Welcome to episode 871 of the Joe Button

podcast brought to you by Fueled by

Powered by Prize Pix. Prize Pix Gang.

I'm your humble, gracious, grateful,

really happy to be here. Host. Really

happy to have this amazing crew here to

my right. Stop playing with her, man.

Don't call me white girl in the flesh.

>> Big Mona.

>> Big

back. What's up, y'all?

>> We missed you. We good. We missed you,

Mona. Yes, we did.

>> Oh my god.

>> Yeah, we did. We did.

>> Next time send flowers.

>> All right. Next to Mona. We still

waiting on mac and cheese, [ __ ] Too.

>> I got y'all.

>> Next to Mona. Queens get the money.

Y'all know the vibes. Big queen flip in

the building.

>> Yep. Yep. Yep.

>> Next to him. Come on, man.

Stop playing with him

with a bank roll.

>> Stop playing in his pocket. Drop it if I

drop it on the floor. I want to see what

you going to do. Oops.

>> Rubber band man while in the Taliban.

>> Bigish Mr. New.

>> Next to him, the freeziest of them all.

Mr. Take it further. Our good brother

Isis here. Yo yo, head of the silent

nation. You know what I mean? We won't

talk about it, but what's understood

don't need to be said. Next to him.

>> Oh man. Huh?

>> Mr. [ __ ] Ivy League.

[Laughter]

He'll miss [ __ ] Spellman himself

outside this weekend.

>> Big educator vibes.

>> Big home away from home. A professor

>> Mark in the building.

Yes sir. Parks here.

El Myra the [ __ ] birthday boy big

>> birthdays are a lot of work man

>> don't tell me about it tell me about it

>> yo when you go back home they treat you

like

>> celebrity

>> like family

>> happy birthday parts

>> thank you great guy

>> uh Po's here is here [ __ ] Erikson is

here Tanner and Savon are here by remote

last but certainly not least each and

every one of you very important people

out there are here and we're happy to be

here man what's popping What's popping?

What's popping? What'sopping, man?

What's good?

>> Y'all looking good. Y'all smelling good.

Got some cologne on, perfume.

>> I like it. I like it.

>> [ __ ] They'll know.

>> And the weekends is tough to get a hair

appointment.

>> Like the weekends sometimes if you don't

get it in on like a Wednesday or

Thursday every

Saturday, I thought you did that. Them

[ __ ] Them [ __ ] don't be want to

squeeze you in.

>> I'm trying to say something. Look, don't

try to don't try to big up and shoot

this.

>> Nah, nah. He's a real [ __ ] Listen,

>> I said to myself, every black woman

listening or watching, before I bore

this hair, that's mine up here. I said,

>> talk about it.

>> If anybody going to say something about

this [ __ ] hair, it's going to

be Joe Button, right? And the crazy

thing about it is I was at a sneaker

store last week and I got into this big

fight with this guy cuz he called you

the f- word. He kept he kept calling you

the f word, but coming to me with it,

like trying to come at me like that.

>> Where you buying your sneakers at? Is it

sneaker?

>> Shamalot or some [ __ ] like that.

>> It's a sneakers. It's a reputable

sneaker store.

>> Okay.

>> You know how people are cuz of what we

do. So people talk. Y'all was the ones

telling me that. I kept telling y'all

I'm popping on internet. People stopped

me all day. It is a different crowd and

it is a different whatever.

>> So this guy just wanted to like just

talk about how Joe's a homosexual. You

know what I mean?

>> No, not friend cuz you can say friend.

You can't say the other word, right?

>> Um

>> he's overly friendly.

>> So um and it's like that's cool. You

think Joe Button is homosexual. That's

fine. You know what I mean?

>> Yeah. No, it's not fine.

>> But it's like, bro, I'm not ready.

>> Not fine at all.

>> No. You know why? Because I [ __ ] with

you and I liked you since I met you.

I've always liked you, right? But you

talk a little bit. You know, you just a

little free. Like you might even saying

[ __ ] or comment on here. That's why

they call you, you know what I mean? I

want to say a

>> Well, who the [ __ ] is calling me? Who?

Who?

>> Joe, stop.

>> Take me to your sneaker store. When I

first when I first

>> I want to come to the sneaker store.

>> Can I be real with y'all? Y'all going to

be my brothers, right?

>> When I first used to hear it, I used to

be like, "People are so dumb. Clearly,

he's trolling." You know what I mean?

Like people used to say it or crack

jokes or whatever

like, "Oh shit."

>> A little tang.

>> I don't I don't believe

>> I hate them.

I don't believe that Joe Button is a

homosexual at all. But some people are

obsessed with it. That's a thing about

So he just keeps saying it. So I'm like,

"Bro, and I'm somebody like like I

worked real long on my temper, you

know?" But it's like at a certain point

you just trying to disrespect me. You

just, you know, you're not calling me a

fat [ __ ] but this is the closest you

going to get to. So you just going to

keep saying I literally move my chair

for this [ __ ]

>> and it was still like a thing. So

>> did you set how you how you how you did

it? You just went

>> The um Snickers store had like this. You

went to Truth.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah. Yeah. The sneaker store had like a

um display.

>> She pissed whooped them.

>> I picked up the um he had a Hennessy

black bottle and I picked it up.

>> Wait, he had in the sneaker store.

>> Yeah. You know how they be having all

the little cute little like trendy stuff

like the uh you know accessories? Right.

It was like that. He had a standard like

his nice stuff and I opened it and took

that bottle and I threatened him with

the bottle

>> of the owner.

>> No, the [ __ ] that was doing it to me.

Got it.

>> Because he wouldn't get away from me. He

like circled me at one point. He like

bought a juice out the um

>> Oh, he just stalking you.

>> He wasn't stalking me. He just was

trying me or whatever. And I think I

should have just left. But like I think

my pride wouldn't let me leave.

>> So then it was just like

>> the next best thing is to grab the

bottle of

>> Hennessy.

First of all, the sneaker store wasn't

in Philadelphia. Second of all, I resent

that parks.

>> Why?

>> Because like

>> I love Hennessy.

I didn't swing on him with the bottle,

but I held it to protect myself just to

let him know like I will swing on you

with this bottle cuz he just kept

circling my body that vibe.

>> And it's crazy cuz in my mind that's is

okay to say and it's probably not. But

oh well.

>> Yeah. I mean, you had to do what you had

to do.

>> Any black It's still his

>> and it was effective.

>> No matter what, none of that would have

happened if I wasn't working up here and

I wasn't loyal and dedicated

>> and you don't be playing with your feet.

I'm out here rocking

>> crisscross applesauce.

>> And also if you just type foot locker in

maps

don't have [ __ ] button

they'll all pop up.

>> They'll all pop right up. No no no no.

You could just push the button and

they'll deliver it to you.

>> Yeah. Modell.

>> We don't have to buy sneakers where we

used to buy them from. We used to risk

our lives because the hot sneaker store

was was where the shootouts happened. We

don't have to do that no more.

>> Sorry. Y'all trying to give me advice to

go to better

>> flight club.

>> It was in a really nice area and all

that y'all. Police everywhere. It wasn't

in the hood. Serious. It wasn't like

premier location.

>> A nice area. Got the Hennessy and the

It's a premium looking.

>> It was Henny Black. Thank you, Mark.

>> I'm with you. The facts that [ __ ]

matter.

>> All right. Well, StockX for you then.

StockX for you. Where where would you

where would you beautiful beautiful

people like to start today?

>> I want to thank this is my oneyear

anniversary of the show.

>> Is it really?

>> Is it shout out to you?

>> No balloons or nothing for you.

>> Big mom. We don't care. We don't care

like that. We don't care like that.

>> We bring balloons when you make a

certain impact.

>> I hate this [ __ ]

>> Just want to say thank you'all for

making this year so much fun. It's been

a lot of fun and it zoomed it zoomed by

to the last week or so. It's it's that's

that's a fact.

>> That's what you call it. Fun.

>> It did zoom by.

>> Yeah, it really did. It doesn't feel

like there.

>> That was fast. And I'm talking [ __ ] But

I want to thank you, too.

>> You You made the year

>> special.

>> You have made the year special. Thank

>> y'all the same. Life ain't been the

same. Love you, too, bro.

>> I like that hoodie, too. Thank you.

>> And [ __ ] cheers to the next [ __ ]

four years in the contract, right?

[ __ ] we

>> [ __ ] employer options.

>> We locked in.

>> I really should read that [ __ ]

>> till 50. Let's [ __ ] go.

>> Don't exercise the option.

>> Some [ __ ]

>> What do y'all say to yourselves when

people offer you long-term contracts?

>> Don't talk. Don't use this as a time to

talk about me. I'm not trying to have

fun.

>> No, it depend on what the wording is.

>> They got the right amount of money.

>> It depend on if I see myself in that

situation. [ __ ] you talking about. It

>> scares me.

>> What are these [ __ ] Yeah, me too.

What are these [ __ ] up to? Like

>> Yeah. Like

>> why you want me for this long?

>> It don't scare me no more. Cuz we cuz we

are. Nobody wants

I'm like an adrenaline shot. Get this

[ __ ] the [ __ ] out of here.

>> He's so surprised he's still working.

>> Yeah. He be so shocked.

>> Me too. He be

>> I love you.

>> I love you too, man. I'm surprised cuz

the creators have we today with all the

information creators like you know what

shortterm cont the shorter the better,

right? But but when it when it becomes a

long term, it's like

>> h

>> you have to adjust. You have to ask

yourself how do how do I feel about the

future?

>> Like what do I think is going to happen

versus what they think is going to

happen? Like what's the likelihood? It's

like poker a little bit.

>> Yeah, a little bit. Yeah, for sure.

>> The older I get, the more I'm good with

it, though. I'll just take the loss.

>> Yeah.

>> Like I'm like, "All right,

>> you rather be locked in the stability

for the $40."

>> Yeah. Cuz my whole career has been one

year, two year deals, everybody. and and

you it's good for money but I be like

all right my daughter in college I need

to get through these four years my well

first was my daughter in high school I

need to get her out of high school so I

said a one year nerve yeah

>> short-term deals are nerve-wracking

for 12 years

>> I had a one-year deal with an employer

option for 12 or 14 years of B so we

would always reup and it always worked

out but like it meant every 6 months

>> negotiating time

the stress y the anxiety and then you be

having to hustle to get more [ __ ]

>> You got to do your best behavior on

time.

>> Yeah, dog. Sometimes the one

>> figure sometimes you can make more money

outside in the world. But

>> you can always figure it out later, too.

>> Comfortability, dog.

>> That's cuz y'all men cuz [ __ ] that. If I

don't like you or the move wrong, I

don't want to stay for long. So that's

why we had to keep it short so I know I

still [ __ ] like you.

>> Yeah, I hear that too.

>> I don't want to be around it. I don't

want to be around.

>> Yeah, but y'all got other tricks y'all

can pull to get out of contracts.

>> Don't we all?

>> No. No, we don't.

>> We don't have the same tricks.

>> No, no,

>> no, not at all.

>> Cut my brain.

>> My phone not playing. Um,

>> damn. I was about to say something I

forgot.

>> You said you were asking a question. And

you said, "Do you think you were asking,

I think, about the employer, what their

logic was for

>> Oh, do you think that the that the

employer felt like they would get the

best out of you on on a one-year deal

versus all right, we're going to lock

you in for four, maybe you get

complacent, we don't get the same

results?"

>> No, I think cuz I'm pretty in the

industry, I'm sort of known, believe it

or not, for being easy to work with and

for working really hard. So, it's not

that. It's it's more like do we want to

be in this business for four like like

there was a stretch of 10 years where I

did like maybe like eight eight things

for BET in like 10 years. It was it was

I felt like it was like reparations.

They were paying me and I wasn't working

cuz they were always about to do news.

They were always about to build news. So

I think part of it was we don't want to

lock in for four or five years and we

don't do and we don't we decide we don't

want to do news. And so it was more like

that like we want to make sure that

we're not investing in something we're

not we don't we're not sure about. And

then for me it'd be am I going to like

you in a year

>> or two years or three years

>> which is fair.

>> How am I going to feel about you? Like

I'm putting a lot of faith in you,

right?

>> Oh yeah.

>> I mean coming from somebody who don't

have stability really stability at home

but that jumps around. It's

>> okay.

>> Like

>> watch the same space.

>> No, watch your mouth. Stability at home

but that jumps around content creation

and and and believing in themselves.

>> It's it's hard. It's just about

adjusting, right? the money, you know,

the year come and it's like,

>> I really want to go do my own thing or

continue to do my own thing, but then

this [ __ ] look good. Do I go for another

year? It's a lot of, you know, Yeah. And

you got to adjust yourself in real time.

As I said, you have to adjust yourself

and say, how am I, what would this next

year look like for me up here or

wherever I'm at? Am I going to still do

the same thing that I would I've been

doing or am I going to do something

different? You know, some [ __ ] become

old, some [ __ ] become new. So, you try

to reinvent in real time or try to

adjust. So,

>> if you get, it's my last question on

this cuz it was meant to be just some

something fast, but if you sign like a

five-year deal in your mind, is it

expected of you to fall off

>> to toward the end of it?

>> No.

>> No. Hell no.

>> Wait, that's a good question.

>> Expected by who?

>> Yeah. That's a good question.

>> Not internal for you or the person

signing self. You or the you either side

either party.

>> It's an interesting question.

Personally, I say no.

>> Mm-

>> I take everything day by day, man. Yeah.

>> So, you give me a 5year deal and you

expect me to increase my production year

over year for 5 years.

>> Maybe. What happens if What happens if

that don't happen in year three or four?

>> At least not decrease though.

>> Even if it don't increase,

>> if I stay I I at least have to maintain.

>> That's a steady pace.

>> Yes.

>> The goal of course is to always keep

>> That's a decrease. If it stay the same,

it's a decrease.

>> Even it's considered a decrease.

>> Inflation. No, that's the opposite side.

>> Oh, because of inflation. That makes

sense.

>> The payer

>> I know

>> is the beneficiary of the inflation, not

the payee.

>> Right.

>> You know what I'm saying?

>> But you shouldn't get worse

>> or no saying if you stay the same.

>> Yeah. You should get better.

>> So you can't just you can't just cruise.

So some people just cruise through the

years. You can cruise through the years.

If you cruise through like say if you

get the third year now you're just

cruising. Why would you want to not?

>> You wouldn't want to cruise, but things

could happen. You wouldn't want to

cruise. No, but things can happen where

it's out of your hands. Where the only

way I can get through this if I just

cruise and play my position.

>> That's true.

>> So then what happens then?

>> Explain that to me.

>> So like we could we could we could if

Steph Curry averaged 287.

>> I want to use real [ __ ] Yeah.

>> Steph Curry averaged 287 and 7.

>> If the next year he don't average 310

and 10, nobody looks at him like he fell

off. 287 and seven is still 287 and

seven. It ain't cruising.

>> No, that's not cruising.

>> The bar that you set is the cruise.

>> So whatever your averages are, that's

your average.

>> Oh, okay. I disagree with that.

>> You saying you're saying

is not putting in effort. So one of them

thinks sports is a little bit different

than what we're talking about. Let me

hear my do you do your best effort? My

example would be up here. My example

question my example flip. My example

would be up here. I can use up here as

an example. Let's use me. So if if

you're doing something and then let's

say Mark come or Mona come like say

we're doing something in in the third

year the first two years or three years

is we turning up right then

>> if things become stagnant right and then

now Mark and Monum

things go back to where it needs to be

right I have to find a way as a creator

how can I fit into this

>> I'll get you

>> how can I fit into this how can I adjust

with this new iteration what do I do

Right.

>> Right. And if there's nothing to do,

>> I mean, this is open for us to do. If

there's nothing to do, then I'm going to

just try to cruise my way by until my

contract.

>> But I don't know if that's crew. If you

still do your maximum effort, it's like

when Kevin Durant say maximum effort is

should I'm sorry. It just might look

different. Like if Kevin Durant joins

joins Golden State, Steph's numbers

might drop, but Steph is still being

Steph. It just looks different when

Kevin Durant.

>> You got to share the ball with another

superstar.

>> Yeah, exactly. And that's all. Let's go,

Mark.

>> We were off on a tangent a little bit.

Uh before we get into whatever we're

about to get into, how was how was

everyone's uh week in review uh while

we've had all this uh back and forth

with the the educated?

>> Well, shout out to Angela,

>> man. I got so many phone calls cuz y'all

[ __ ] made

>> cuz of us.

>> Yeah. Cuz your antics cuz of us.

Unwatched masses.

>> Yeah. No, like it it was really

interesting to watch it come full circle

like after cuz we people were

criticizing us and all that. Then there

was the intellectual conversation and

then it was your

>> Yeah.

>> you know speech from from on high

>> and that changed the game that I I told

you this this weekend. I don't know if

you know how strong that was. Whatever

you did that 15 whatever it was it

changed a whole lot of people's

perception of you of the show but also

of their own point of view. And that's

hard to do to get people would hit me

like, "Yo, I watched what Joe said

>> and I looked at the [ __ ] totally

different." And I thought that was

amazing.

>> Can I That's

>> Can I jump in? I saw that

>> um Angela's podcast, I've always been a

fan of her. I saw her podcast and I seen

how people were um

>> like responding to it. But the way my

algorithm set up, people was

automatically they didn't like what she

said. Like that that's just how my

algorithm is. I didn't So when he had

his rebuttal or whatever, I had already

seen people going that way. like they

just didn't appreciate um they just

didn't appreciate that that outlook of

it. But my question is for you, how does

that feel like when your peers call you

and try to check you or pull you up like

as cuz I know me at some point they'd be

like, "Yo, I'm grown. Thanks." And

certain people wouldn't even be able to

do it to me cuz it's like, "Nigga, I

don't need I know a certain in your life

that can do that. But the [ __ ] that

ain't supposed to do it, how do you

carry that?"

>> I don't listen to people.

>> Great question, too. By the way,

>> part of why I changed my number earlier

in the year was so I don't have to take

>> those kinds of calls.

>> And so people who can call You got the

number looking over here. No, no. I was

thinking about something. Top said if

you change your the only reason people

change their number is because they

can't say no. So that was something that

just that might be said.

>> I definitely shrunk my circle, but my

point is the people who reach out to me

are people who I care and who I want to

hear from.

>> So like I I talked to I won't disclose

the conversation, but I spoke to Angela

uh this weekend actually a couple times

uh and we had a great conversation about

this and I think she I think it's safe

to I'm comfortable saying that she

agreed with a lot most of what you said

>> that day. And so I think a lot of times

we're talking past each other.

>> Yeah.

>> You know what I mean? And and sometimes

we have to take a second and listen and

really appreciate each other. So

>> she reached out to me, Angela Ra, very

nice lady. She said, "Yeah, I told her

she she's cool." I said, "You cooler

than how you come off." Reached out and

apologized and she said that I said in

the message

and she was laughing, but she she's a

very nice lady and and and I appreciate

her reaching out. She apologized and I

want to salute her. And shout out to my

man Confucious. Confucious came in this

[ __ ] down though.

>> He yo, you changed the whole

>> my son. Hey, get up, [ __ ]

>> I love you, [ __ ]

>> Get That's how you get in the bag.

>> You know, like I told I told y'all

earlier, but because those are Mark's

friends, like I I didn't want to come

here and bug out. That was my only

thing. Like, I wanted to [ __ ] But

then I spoke to my brother is in the

morning. He turns you up. He put the

battery on your back. But I do want to

let let it be known. I don't have any

problem with Angela Ry or any of any of

the come on.

>> I don't know. I've never I've never

spoken to her.

>> Yeah, that's it has to happen.

>> I've never spoken to her, but I'm not

against opening some dialogue with

anyone.

>> Yeah, just that has to happen.

>> I didn't like break the internet.

>> How do you feel, Joe, that you're able

to

>> things get painted one way and then you

come in and you you give a what is it

called? A dialogue. What What did he

give?

>> Monologue.

>> Monologue. You give a monologue and now

the world changes, you know, perception

on you and and the program.

>> I felt like I was ad livingish. We had

some we had some kids.

>> Y was tag teaming. Y [ __ ]

>> Got that [ __ ] off,

>> you know. It's my you know,

>> but I enjoyed the conversation that it

sparked.

>> Yeah.

>> You know, I credit them for that. I do

enjoy the conversation that it sparked.

I had

>> I had all different sorts of people

hitting me, not just black people. I had

some white people hitting me. And [ __ ]

was hitting me about just the talk like

job well done.

>> Thank thank you for that conversation. I

enjoyed it. I was listening to it. Drive

my kids to soccer game. Whatever they

said right?

>> So, and that's what you want to do in

podcast land. Like I never want to be

the guy that's chasing the news. Like I

rather dictate it.

>> Well, that's why I liked what you said

the other day because there was a moment

where we certainly dictated the the the

internet because people responded to me

and Flip, but then it was just everybody

talking about us. You changed the

conversation on Friday by setting the

table for what the world would be

talking about and that's different. You

got to speak on your own terms. That's

the beauty of this podcast to me is that

we can do that too. It's not just people

reflecting on us, but we can push back.

That was dope.

>> Yeah. No, that's that's that's super

fly. It's superfly that this can kind of

be the place where

culture meets twice a week to just kick

it about [ __ ]

>> And again, shout out to them over there.

It's no smoke. It's no smoke. Last

week's game was last week's game for me.

Uh, it's not personal to me either. Um,

>> yo, Parks,

>> it was my man's birthday. Stop playing

with him.

>> Yeah,

>> big Parks.

>> How you feeling?

>> How am I feeling?

>> Yeah, you look you look a little tired

that night.

>> Uh,

>> like at some point everyone was outside

having a good time. Like, where the [ __ ]

is John going inside and you just still

on the couch? I was like,

>> I didn't plan the weekend the greatest.

>> I see. I didn't plan the weekend the

greatest. Right before your birthday

party for two weeks, my son has been

begging me to take him to Kids Empire

and I kind of just brush him off like

get out my face. But

cuz I hate those places, but it's not

about me, it's about him.

>> Sure.

>> So I promised him Saturday and he

remembered.

>> Oh,

>> so I took him but

>> I took him late. I didn't take him in

the daytime. I went at 7:00. I told you

before you came in. I went at 7:00 in

Paramis.

>> Oh, you're bugging out.

>> You bugging. I called. Well, I thought I

had an out. I'm telling my I'm telling

Lex, I'm like, "Yo, if it's crowded, we

can't go." So, I call him at 3:30. Lady

on the phone. He like, "Put on speaker."

Lady on the phone. No, we not crowded.

Got all the space in the world. That was

at 3:30. At 7:30.

>> That's a big difference.

>> I didn't know all these parents was

doing [ __ ] with their kids in the night

time.

>> It'd be the older [ __ ] kids

>> on a Saturday.

on a Saturday.

>> Oh, and then they got some of the

[ __ ] big kids in there. Of course you

a million times. You cannot

>> Some of them big kids was on shrooms in

there, man. Now, mind you, kids go do

shrooms.

>> They go do shrooms and go.

>> Oh, I do shrooms at my place. So,

>> the kids there. Yeah.

>> So, I had a lot going on, right? because

I was already having a passionate

disagreement with my significant other

about a topic or topics that we felt

differently about.

>> As a as a guy, I'm like, "Okay,

>> everybody go to their respective

corners."

>> Naturally,

>> but she the kids don't know that you

fighting that. The kids don't

>> Oh, so you're fighting.

>> So, we go to Kids Empire in the thick of

the fight. That's the worst.

>> Together cuz it's for the kids. Lex love

her. She love Lex for the kids. Now I'm

sitting there on a bench. It's mad

birthday parties. I'm just like

>> sitting there looking stupid in the

face.

>> Hey, which is exactly how you showed up

to my party.

>> And then I get to Parks

early, right? So the Parks party that

I'm used to, we outside having a blast.

But because I'm there early, outside is

closed. It's not open yet. Nobody's out

there.

>> Got it. That don't mean I can't go out

there.

The party's inside and me and my girl

>> vehemently are disagree about a topic

that we're both passionate about. And

now

we at my man's birthday party.

>> Yeah.

>> In the thick of it.

>> Boy, you want to talk about two people

that looked as stupid as they could

look.

>> You know what I do?

>> And I was tired.

>> Yo, I couldn't get a sitter.

That's a different beef.

>> No, no, no. That's why I told you I

couldn't get a sitter.

>> Oh, that's

cuz we was firing on you at the party.

>> We were like,

>> I guess Sissy's supposed to let Ice just

go, man. I supposed to just come over

anyway man.

>> I And I agree with that, too.

>> No, no. But

>> normally in that situation if the sitter

falls through or whatever comes up in

life and show up for 20 minutes whoever

it is or she go with her people whatever

but when it's that

>> oh so y'all was disagreeing about a

topic too.

>> Yeah. And I'm like I ain't going out no

more.

>> See Parks is too good to me. I ain't

going to miss it.

>> So I'll just go and look stupid for a

little bit. And me and her are normally

good with like

>> put on your face. Yeah. Yeah.

>> But we disagreed so hard about this

topic

>> and we was in the middle of it still. We

was when I saw you.

>> First of all, I've never seen y'all that

far apart from each other in the same

room.

>> You You were like me and my own right

now. Right.

>> I was over there.

>> How I knew it was bad is cuz I would be

like I'm doing the party [ __ ] I'm

hosting. So, I'm running around outside

shaking hands, kissing babies, all that

[ __ ] And I would come in and it was

just like dead quiet in the room. I'm

like,

>> uh uh.

>> I wasn't [ __ ] But now, now I was

exhausted from the Kids Empire [ __ ] But

that with the disagreement that we were

having.

>> Yeah. Yeah.

>> Yeah. I wasn't. So, and then I ate

>> cuz the food was amazing at Parks. Shout

out to Rim. The food was great.

>> And now I'm extra tired cuz the food was

great. And I'm not talking to you cuz we

vehemently disagree about a topic that

we're both passionate about. And

everybody that's looking at us could

tell.

>> You can see it.

>> We wasn't doing a good job faking it.

>> I just bounced. Irish goodbye. I hugged

Rim. Rim. Tell your man. Tell your

husband. I'm sorry. She pulled me aside.

She said they're vehemently disagreeing

about a passionate subject.

>> She said that and then I was like, "Oh,

okay. That's what it was. Okay. It makes

>> it sounds so like therapy the way you

describe the beef cuz I said we was

beefing. Yeah. Me and my boyfriend was

beefing.

>> Well, we've got It's still It has

>> We haven't found the resolve in it.

They've maintained their veence.

>> Yeah, still on a little bit.

>> Like,

>> she cuddled up with me at 6:00 a.m. and

I was the little spoon, but I'm still

kind of

disagree. Is that

>> you? Get off of me.

>> Yeah. Yeah. You a little You still a

little tight?

>> It's me. Well, we both a little tight.

>> Okay.

>> I'm tighter. Okay.

>> I'm tighter and it's my fault.

>> They ain't told me that.

>> Is it your fault?

>> Honesty.

Honesty.

>> I thought me and you was going to be

friends today.

>> I thought we was going to be friends

today.

>> We are.

>> Yeah. No. And

>> And I And it's totally my fault.

>> Okay.

>> Totally my fault.

>> So

>> that's So yeah, I know. I know. The

button. Yeah. I know.

>> Sorry.

>> Yo, you do that though? Y'all y'all you

allowed to cuddle when um when you

>> I don't. Me neither. I'm a [ __ ]

>> Don't touch a hold.

>> I don't care.

>> Do you

imagine now?

>> What?

What? I'm

>> Yo, dog. I went to sleep on Lex's bed

one night.

>> I've done that before, too. I'm going to

the couch, man. [ __ ]

>> I'm out of here.

>> Hell yeah.

>> I'm going.

>> I don't want no parts of it. I don't

even want to be in the same bed with

you.

>> Oh my god,

>> we [ __ ] I don't care. Yeah,

>> I'm a little tight now about some [ __ ]

I'm like I definitely don't I don't want

to make no small talk. I didn't open the

I didn't open the DMs yesterday. That

That's my That's my passive aggressive

cuz you know you DM your lady memes and

[ __ ] like that. Won't even open them.

>> Oh, I mute mine.

>> I mute her.

>> That's That's the move right there.

>> Cuz only when we are vehemently

disagreeing about a topic that we're

both passionate about do Instagram keep

her [ __ ] right at the top. Yeah. Yes.

And some reason when y'all in the middle

of the disagreement look better, right?

>> Not only that, she's more active right

now. Right. Now you want to tweet all

day. No, [ __ ] Mute. Mute.

>> Yeah. Yeah. I mute I mute my

>> and I tell her.

>> I can't. Oh, I don't tell her.

>> No, I tell her.

>> And if I need to see hers, I go to the

fster.

>> See, I don't I don't have a I know I

need a fster.

>> No, you need a fster.

>> I need one.

>> I can't I can't. No, you don't.

>> You know how I'm not even I'm not even

I'm not this one.

>> You got to have a fster. I'm not doing a

fa. It just feels weird to me having a

fake page. Like I just rather you can't

be in the thick of passion passionately

disagreeing about a topic that you both

are passionate about and now you on her

page with your face.

>> No. That's why I don't go to her page.

>> You know, do y'all know why?

>> Now you got to see what they doing

though.

>> N

>> I despise fake pages, right?

>> Me too. Me too. Passion.

>> But

like when you death scrolling being a

little newsy and it's a live with some

crazy [ __ ] going on or you know what I

mean? You see something, somebody tell a

story. I'm the type of person I just go

look. But people will make a post. Don't

call me white girl in my [ __ ]

story. That white [ __ ] I don't know

what she looking at. Like people like

they see you. I come on live. It's the

most ghetto [ __ ] I should not be looking

at. Last night I was on this girl live.

She was doing all kind of [ __ ] As soon

as I get there, people start saying my

name. You know what I mean? I can't

chill.

Okay, I'm with you. You feel me? That's

why you need I click on somebody live

and how I go. I was just trying to get

low while she popping like I don't want

you making it. I

>> I haven't seen what I seen on Instagram

last night. I haven't seen what I seen

on Instagram last night in years. I

thought they clipped you for that. They

was letting her get off and it was a

couple hundred people on there. It was

all kind of [ __ ] going on there live.

>> What kind of [ __ ]

>> Her and the [ __ ] [ __ ] sex basically.

>> Oh, she was selling it. I live. Yes. I

screen recorded it. We can watch it

later.

Like I was in that [ __ ] I mean it's

they still do say my name. I'm just

saying it's like the screenshots you put

on the blog. Look what don't call

record. It just be a lot. That's the

only reason why I've been thinking

about. I think I'm going to get one.

>> Oh no. If you're [ __ ] then I don't

care if you say my name

on Instagram.

>> I don't want to be seen watching people

like that. [ __ ] Like I don't even know

that I would watch.

>> Well, would they attractive cuz that

would make a difference.

>> Do y'all do y'all subscribe to people's

Instagram?

>> Crazy.

>> No parks.

>> Yeah. I'm not Yeah, cuz what Mona is

talking about sounds like

If it's like

>> a horse, I ain't never seen no [ __ ] like

that in my life.

>> I It was so real. I had in the live

asked that girl what did she do after

and she told me

>> what was the answer?

>> She said that um she'll um like use ice

cuz she swells.

Y'all think I'm playing. Wait till this

break and I'll show you.

>> No, I don't want to say I'm fine. I'm

actually good.

>> I'm fine. I'm very good on that.

>> They're so corny up here.

>> I take your word.

>> I wish I could be with y'all.

>> Anyway, the party was great, man. Thanks

for everybody for showing up. Mark, we

had a good time talking [ __ ] for a

while.

>> Talking about horse meat.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

>> How late are you supposed to stay at

somebody's party if you don't bring your

significant other?

>> Till the party dies.

>> Does your Does your Does your departure

time change whether you're solo or not?

>> It depends.

>> For me, it do. Yeah, it do. If if it's

getting his parties be different.

>> Yeah.

>> I'm not staying if I ain't got if I'm

not if I didn't go with my significant

other. I'm not staying at his crib till

5 in the morning.

>> You got it.

>> It's a safe space.

>> Oh, parks are parties like that. Yeah,

we don't stop. There's no You can't wait

till the end.

>> We just been at about 6:00.

>> Exactly.

>> I don't.

>> So, I I got there like I I got there

late cuz I was in Philly all day and

then I got there like maybe like 11:00

11:30. I I left about 1:30. 1:15 1:30. I

texted my wife around 12:15. Like, "Yo,

I'm leaving in about 10 minutes." Then I

just got caught up in a conversation.

>> Yeah.

>> But she was asleep anyway. So, I got

home. It took me an hour to get home. I

got home about 2:00.

>> Mhm.

>> Uh and the next morning she was like,

"How was the party?" I was like, "It was

great." She was like, "Oh, good. I wish

I could have made it by blah blah. We

have we didn't have childare either. So

I just the representative.

>> Yeah.

>> And then she was like, "Yeah, cuz you

said you were leaving at 12:15, but you

got home at 2:08."

>> Oh [ __ ]

>> Camera

is and and it's not her. I think she was

probably just worried, you know, to make

sure I was home safe cuz I said I was

about to leave.

>> That's why I don't send the leaving now.

>> Mark is safe in my house.

>> I try not to do it.

>> Leaving. Leaving now is a trap. You

asking for leaving now,

>> right? But I really was about to call

Uber, but then Uber's like 1 minute away

and then they were about to say I was

all these things happening. So, I just

stayed a little longer, but you know.

>> Yeah, you can't do that, right? I was

like, did I break some unwritten rule

about cuz I don't go out that much

anymore. So, like solo. So, I was like,

did I break a rule?

>> She woke up out of her sleep, seeing

that [ __ ] and was counting down till

you got in.

>> N is not bad.

>> She definitely I think it's more that it

was later. I don't My wife don't care

late. I stay as much as like I think

it's the

>> I say I'm leaving now. I said this time

and then I'm leaving that time kind of

thing.

>> See, if I'm asleep anyway, I don't

really care about that. As long as

you're not doing some 6:00 a.m. showing

showing up at the crib, then then that's

different. But got you.

>> Maybe that's the cut off. Maybe like

four or five. I'm

>> I'm with her. Cuz if you if you said

this time, then Oh, don't tell me the

time.

>> Well, don't tell me the time. That's

That's the lesson.

>> Ice don't play around.

>> I've never seen I'm like

Ice don't [ __ ] around. Listen, I'm with

it. Lay the rules down in the beginning,

[ __ ] We ain't got to argue.

>> You say two is two.

>> Listen, it takes 7 minutes to get from

where you was at. It's been 11. Let me

fill that engine. I used to [ __ ] with a

guy, right, where he would say, "Meet me

here." And he would feel my say, "No,

this car too hot. You've been outside

all day." I promise you. Some [ __ ]

just like that.

>> I promise you.

>> Like I would be acting like, you know,

like I just came outside. Cuz he said,

"Pull up." And he would fill the car to

see if the engine was hot. Of course, it

was hot. I'd be outside all day.

>> Tell the truth.

>> What?

>> You ain't never hit a [ __ ] with let me

smell your [ __ ]

>> I'm sure I have. I had to. Not recently

though. I might want

>> Does that work? Good for you. You too

old for

>> The thing about it is when you smell it

way too old for you. Got it. Got it. Um

smelling. You smell it. You smell it too

over me sniffing them. Like thank God I

can still suck them. Um

>> if you um if you uh you're smelling for

soap Mark

>> that was going to be my question.

>> A girl told me you smelling for soap.

>> Yeah, you smelling for freshness.

>> Condom.

>> Got you.

>> Yeah. Rubber. Yeah.

>> Magnum's got a strong ass smell. The

girl was like, "Yo, you be smelling for

the condom smell."

>> Yeah. Why did you wash up? Like why do

you smell like you took a shower?

>> You guys.

>> You guys,

>> we've covered sniffing dicks enough, I

think, at this point.

>> Yeah, I know. We're having a blast joing

around.

>> But uh

>> uh thanks for coming out everybody, man.

It was a good time. It was a good party.

>> Sorry. Sorry that you went through that.

>> I'll be there next year.

>> Yeah,

>> we'll be there next year.

>> Yeah, we'll be there next year.

>> Might upgrade to a venue next year.

We'll see.

>> Right on that threshold. We almost did

it this year. That's why we ended up

with the bartenders cuz we were going to

move to a

>> I love them by the way.

>> Yeah, they were great. Great drinks.

They were cool.

>> Yeah.

>> Two black women, too. Nice.

>> Yeah. You might need a venue. You got a

lot of people that love you.

>> Yeah. Yeah. But I like the house. I said

that when I got there. I'm like, Parks

does the house party hippie backpack

vibe, but he's kind of popular.

>> Do the venue and take it back to the

creek. That's what we're going to do.

>> It was too little too late. So, we got

the bartenders, which was lit. Shout out

to them.

>> Uh, what can we passionately disagree

about?

>> I I had a thought about this. Y'all been

watching Ashanti's um beach pictures?

>> I have not, but that's why I have.

That's why we got a good doctor here.

No, I'm about to.

>> From my research,

>> she looks great in that on that beach.

Every piece of cellulite. She looks

amazing in my opinion.

>> It was

>> I love cellulite.

>> She's a bad

>> I do too. I mean that that was one of

those moments where I I felt like first

Yes. Ashanti was there with her postbab

body and I was I immediately went to the

comments for research.

>> You're a messy [ __ ] Absolutely. No, I

thought she looked great, by the way.

But I know we live in a world where

people are always trying to body shame

people. And it all I saw was people

saying, "You look great." And a bunch of

people saying, "Why y'all body shaming

her?"

>> I didn't actually see anybody body

shaming her. It was like somebody might

have deleted if

>> Nah, I mean I, you know, it felt like

the internet was looking for a fight.

>> Mark, I also thought that they were

talking about the fact that they even

posted the picture because she wouldn't

have approved that. So the body shaming

is the fact that the way that they did

it,

>> they did it for that reason.

trying to set us up to attack. Nobody

wants to attack Ashanti. She's cool as

[ __ ] and she looks great.

>> That's what I took from

>> That's some new age [ __ ] where the

ladies where you ladies have babies and

two weeks removed are trying to bounce

back and look like Jane Fonda. Like the

you supposed that's how she's supposed

to look, right?

>> Yeah.

>> However she look is how she's supposed

to look.

>> One. And two, that's [ __ ] Nelly's's

wife. I can't be on Instagram looking at

[ __ ] Nelly's's wife. Shout out to

Nelly.

>> Yeah. Anyway,

>> okay.

>> A year ago,

>> you won't be on Real Husbands Hollywood.

>> No, I say again, I thought she looked

great, too. I was I was more laughing at

how the internet be looking for a fight

sometime and and it don't pop, you know,

>> it ain't even there. And you like her.

We all think she looks great.

>> I didn't see I didn't see much

negativity, people asking about it.

>> Yeah, some people outraged that the

thing that didn't actually happen. That

was all I I just thought that was crazy.

Um,

>> shout out to you.

>> Yes. on on the Patreon. Last episode, we

talked about George Santos getting uh uh

pardoned or commuted and we said Diddy

could be next. TMZ reported that Trump

was looking

>> potentially

>> into potentially commuting Diddy C. So,

it was like a more official thing that

came from sources inside the White

House. White House came out today and

said it's not true. I don't I don't

trust the White House. But the idea here

is that Diddy might be coming home

sooner than we expect.

>> Depends on if he's going to play ball

with him.

>> I would imagine.

>> What do you mean? I wouldn't put it past

him.

>> I think what I mean is if he will come

out and be pro Trump in whatever way

that they see fit

>> because he was vocal like anti-Trump

when Trump was going around asking for

the birth certificate from Obama and

stuff like that. I think that um if it

wasn't for that Trump would already

tried to help him. You know what I mean?

New York New Yorker [ __ ] He petty like

that.

>> He said he's pretty nasty to me. And

they're like, "Does that mean you might

not have pardoned him?" He was like,

"Yeah,

>> he wants him to come home and apologize

and wear Trump shirts and [ __ ] like

that." And you better not. Did you say

you better not? [ __ ] Let me ask y'all.

If you puff,

>> hell no.

>> Would you play ball?

>> [ __ ] no.

>> Yes.

>> No.

>> Hell no.

>> Sorry, [ __ ]

>> For 60 months,

>> come home.

>> N tell me why.

>> Um because what I would have to do, it

would be different if like when he per

and Kodak, right? Kodak came home, did a

live, that was it. It wasn't a lot of

[ __ ] He's going to want to embarrass

him because he he doesn't like what he

said. So, it's not going to be just um

you just come home and you make a post.

He's going to expect him to wear a shirt

and [ __ ] do take that take that at

the next rally or whatever the [ __ ] he

got going on. So it's like that's not

worth it in my opinion. I don't care.

Not for 60 months. It ain't life

>> [ __ ]

>> Y'all [ __ ] crazy.

>> I will get up that [ __ ]

Act like this is faith singing in the

rain. [ __ ] I changed my last name to

Trump.

>> You're lying. And you're lying. You

would not.

>> I'm not lying. I can't. I'm telling you

this. I stand on a bunch of [ __ ]

>> Your friends are right about you.

I stand on a bunch of [ __ ] my [ __ ]

What you think the CO is going to talk

to him about?

>> Well, and I'm sure. But listen, did you

hear what I said? I'm telling you that I

think as a man, he's going to want to

embarrass him cuz he's angry about what

he did to him. So, he going to be

treating him like a [ __ ] slave.

Freeze.

>> So, what would you not do if we going

that far? What would you not do? What

could he not do to you? Like, can he

take you on a date? Can he whisper in

your ear?

>> Come on. O,

>> no. [ __ ] that. How long we going to go?

How far are we going to go?

>> Not that far.

>> Not that far.

>> Not that far.

>> Wait, we not going that far.

>> First base. Second base.

>> First. Just first. Not no [ __ ]

>> date. How long was my original sentence?

>> That's why I ain't getting I'm not

getting a bar fight or a store fight.

>> You better not. No. No.

>> You better not.

>> Joe is who he is.

>> No, I ain't.

>> Yo, Flip, without any context, this is

perfect. You're actually the perfect

person to ask this.

You doing 60 more. You did it. You're

doing You doing 50 more months in

prison. Or you could come out. Trump

will commute your sentence. But you you

got to kind of be on tour with Trump.

You got to wear Trump [ __ ]

>> You got to put the red and white shirt

on and

>> the red and white hat. All that. You got

>> you got to perform in Mara Lago. The

T-Mobile slap you had.

>> We are

on chicken noodle soup.

>> Look, I'm Trump's sidekick. I'm Trump

sidekick.

>> Come on. Let's get answers. Let's get

answers. Let's get

>> You know what I'm doing? I'm not. I

don't know. What you doing?

>> I'm staying inside. I'm doing my 50,

man. Salute to you, brother.

>> It'll hurt my mom. Yo,

>> flip to be in prison, [ __ ]

>> It'll hurt my That's a good Watch it.

She listens and she can respond better

than me. Um, no. It will hurt her me

being in prison. But I made my decision.

Mark,

>> I think standing I think standing with

Trump will just hurt my family. Like the

[ __ ] that he's doing out here just will

[ __ ] my family.

>> Mark,

>> you out like quick, fast, in a hurry.

You vote with Trump. You vote with

Trump.

>> Yes, [ __ ] I wear You got to speak

against Hey, listen. I know I said all

that black power [ __ ] but [ __ ] that.

>> Exactly.

>> Trump power.

>> Come on, bro.

>> You want to give me,

>> right?

>> It's I'm with y'all.

>> I'm with y'all. I'll do the 50.

>> Salute.

>> I love podcast mics.

>> I'll do the 50.

>> That's all it is. That's all it is. The

[ __ ] be the first ones out.

>> Did he just did a let no man embarrass

him to try to embarrass him?

>> Hey yo, my [ __ ] I couldn't explain

that to to my family. I couldn't explain

it to my dad.

>> You wouldn't have to.

>> I can't. I can explain it to you in the

face.

>> You go down there, you're not going to

get all the pies you get here. That big

you be posting with all that food. Go

there. Everybody acting all tight.

>> I couldn't do it. My dad did his time. I

would do mine.

>> And and and I've been embarrassed

before.

>> Now I'm only talking about the the the

50 months. If you pass that, right?

>> So if it's like 10 years, you be

>> Oh, then that's a different

conversation, right? But if it's short

time, I'm going short time. years a lot

of time and I come home with you doing

four years if you get four years.

>> He's not he's doing 80 house.

>> Okay. And I I'm saying I would make that

choice.

>> In real life, I wouldn't put myself in a

in a position where I'd have to make

that choice, but in hyp in hyperland.

Yeah, I'm near I'm near.

>> Okay.

>> Parks, what was your answer? I don't

remember.

>> Uh I'm going to stay in jail. I think

>> that you a real [ __ ] Parks.

>> Yeah. I don't know if I could sacrifice

my morals for

>> Come on, bro. It's like and then

everybody like like he is the worst. And

then that's the thing about him is like

>> Mon tried to talk to turn us all into

like pod panthers or some [ __ ]

>> No, I don't. No, I don't.

>> Turn us into [ __ ] the [ __ ] out

of

>> Please. Please. I came up in the 90s and

2000s. Donald Trump was always on

television. He was a star. I didn't even

think for a minute that this [ __ ] would

be a real thing. So the fact that this

nigga's the president twice is like

ridiculous. Like the [ __ ] the [ __ ]

letting him get

>> forever. You mean? Yeah. You mean twice?

>> Oh yeah, right. Cuz slavery about to

start and he's never going to get out of

office. I forgot. Damn.

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